Sugar Thieves Sentenced in County Jail
Three men named William Murry Pat Savage and Fred Baker were caught stealing sugar from a box car by Constable Brothers. They pled guilty before a justice of the peace and each received a thirty day sentence in the county jail. The men report Green River Wyoming as their home.
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the Tribune
Lia
Constable Brothers
Justice-Of-The- Peace
Wm. Murry
Pat Savage
Fred Baker
Green
Lima
Bedrock
F. D. Brandenburg
Brandenburg
St. Louie
Ranches Change Hands and Local Happenings in Basin
Special correspondence from Jackson reports ranch transfers as Charles Bryant sells to Horse Prairie Cattle Co and Geo Klemmel returns from England with a wife to run the Engelejgerd place. The Basin area anticipates further move, new two story Burfeind building plans, and local social notes amid industry concerns.
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Jackson
Jane
Geo. Klemmel
England
Engelejgerd
Geo
Charles Bryant
Horse Prairie Cattle Co
Charlie
How Health Is Gained by Woman's Prescription Evidence
A historic ad asserts Br Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription cures leucorrhea female weakness prolapsed uterus and related malaise. Testimony from Mrs Ann Quinn Milwaukee credits rapid improvement after starting treatment. The piece promises $500 to anyone not cured after fair trial, amid claims of renewed flesh and vitality.
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Br. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
United States
Ann Quinn
Woman's Athletic Club
Sycamore St
Milwaukee
Pierce
Redmen Lease Second Floor and Construction Nears August Completion
The Redmen hold a lease on the building’s second floor. Contractor A. McDonald, in charge of the project, expects completion of the work by August.
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Redmen
A. McDonald
Rochester Ball Game Victory Highlights Local Day
Rochester residents report a Sunday baseball win with the Hennesseys defeating the Watsekas. Local notes include house purchase by Nick Simmons on the west side and various visits and travels among Rochester residents to Sheridan Butte Dillon and Salt Lake City.
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Rochester
The
Tribune
Nick Simmons
Lewis
West Side
Geo. Galbraith
Sheridan
Della McCall
Ed. Vance
Smoky City
Geo. Harbison
Miss Wigmore
Twin Bridges
John Weingart
Milloy
E. J. Valkner
Julia Smith
Bertha
Butte
A. Lindfors
Secourt
Dillon
Frank Snabnit
Baby
Salt Lake City
Hennesseys
Watsekas
Geo. French
Ethel Grose
Mahan
Local and Personal Items From Willis
Julius Hartwig visited Melrose last Friday and Hayes Cannon from Butte stayed several days. An eight pound girl was born to John Hails last Thursday night. Ed Greed and Cherry Creek visitors came Sunday. Adders family stayed at Mrs. Reichle’s home for a few days. Tessie Reichle will graduate from the Parochial school in Butte. William Lovell visited Dillon Monday and rode with Hawley Selway to Bloody Dick. Robert Joy and Mrs. Steve Kambich visited the county seat. Mrs. Kambich went to Dillon for dental work. W M Oliver of Dillon surveyed roads and plans to inspect bridges at Big Hole.
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Wils
Julius Hartwig
Melrose
Hayes Cannon
Butte
Julius Hartwigs
John Hails
Ed. Greed
Cherry Creek
W. M. Oliver
Dillon
Redrock and Lima Baseball Clash Notable in Redrock
Special Correspondence notes Redrock and Lima baseball teams played Sunday with Lima winning. Redrock faced casual practice due to scarce vegetables and limited prep. Local social news lists visits by Mrs Merritt of Salmon and Mrs Allen Merritt to Salt Lake City.
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Lima
Tribune
Reprocx
Merritt
Salmon
Allen Merritt
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Chas. Sturges
Arco
Idaho
Noble
Sturges
Flora Oraver
Dillon
Reddok
Redrock
Rev A A Luce Accepts Fourth of July Address
Rev A A Luce accepted the invitation to deliver the Fourth of July address in Dillon. He wrote from St Louis while ill that Missouri’s climate and incomplete World's Fair grounds argued for delaying any visit until September or October.
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Rev. Luce
A. A. Luce
Dillon
Jacobs Wins Watermain Bid From Butte Contractor
Bozeman city council opened bids for a new watermain and accepted B. J. Jacobs of Butte at 36785 dollars and 9 cents for wooden pipe with cast iron couplings. The bid includes furnishing and laying the pipe.
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Jacobs
Butte
Bozeman
Mont
B. J. Jacobs
Fourth of July plans expand as committees secure funds
Committees raise more money for the Fourth of July celebration and allot prizes for the sporting events. Wrestlers and Lemhi Agency Indians are invited, tents and a large women’s nursery will be set on public school grounds, a physician serves the accommodation committee, and seating for 500 will line Main Street for the main events.
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Hugh McCaleb
Lemhi
Beaverhead Wool Output Rises in County Shearing Drive
Beaverhead county reports a wool harvest of about 1 750 000 pounds for the season, up 250 000 pounds from last year. Ten crews of shearers work countywide while buyers from Jeremiah Williams Co. and Paxton Sheep Co. book deals, with prices around 15 to 164 cents per pound and cleaner wool boosting local values.
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Beaverhead County
Sylvester Hirschman
Justice, Bateman & Co
Frank Eshelman
J. E. Hample
Jeremiah Williams Co
Boston
Jones & Davidson
Paxton Sheep Co
Max Lauterbach
Twin Bridges
Dupee & Hallett
Fire at the Lemhi Agency Destroys Three Buildings
News from Dillon reports a major fire at the Lemhi Indian Agency in Idaho wiped out three large structures yesterday afternoon including a dormitory valued around $10,000. John Peterson of Basin was in the county seat on business.
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Dillon
John Peterson
Fouche entertains with impersonations at St James guild event
The dramatic artist J. Frank Fouche performed at Dart's hall last Friday evening under St James guild auspices before a fair sized audience. He is an unusual impressionist with humorous selections. his Merchant of Venice trial scene and Julia Coser scene were highlights. Prof Pasmore, Mrs Elmo Jaquette-Scott and Miss Paxton contributed piano and vocal solos.
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J. Frank Fouche
Dart’s Hall
St. James Guild
Fouche
Oard
Julia Coser
Pasmore
Elmo. Jaquette-Scott
Miss Paxton
Class Keeps Gift Tradition With Bass Relief Carving
The graduating class will leave a cast of a bass relief titled The Chariot Race by Quadriga 29 by 57 inches in the college’s possession. Miss Carson, on behalf of the class, will present it next fall once it arrives from the east.
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Aome
A Lively Sprint And County Road Bid Notices
A horse on a Steam Laundry wagon caused a lively Main Street sprint as it bolted through town mashing parts of the wagon before being held by Dave Robb. Meanwhile Beaverhead County invites bids by July 19 1904 for a county road project near Dory and Khaney Saw Mill along Willard and Hot Springs creeks with a 10 percent certified check and possible bid rejection. Children's Day programs at the Methodist church Sunday evening feature recitations and singing.
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Main St
Wikida
Dave Robb
Jnc
Baker
Beaverhead County
Montana
Dory and Khaney
Willard Creek
Grasshopper Creek
Hot Springs Creek
Methodist Church
Delivery Horse Wins Quick Finish in City Race
The delivery horse owned by W S Tash and Lenkerndorfer bolted twice yesterday morning before a third attempt won a short dash near the brick yard at about nine o'clock. Tash witnessed the exciting finish as the horse passed by on barge-back without causing any damage.
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Tash
Lenkerndorfer
W. S. Tash
Attend the World's Fair with Mrs. N. M. White in St. Louis
Advertisement invites fair attendees to secure rooms through Mrs. N. M. White at 5079 Fairmount Ave, St. Louis. Contact details 525-4 listed for arrangements.
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N. M. White
Fairmount Ave
St. Louis
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the Fouche Entertainment
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Crockery
Dillon Bakery
A. Kuntze
Kunzman
Old University
Joan 8. Baker
Porrnaxp Wu
Cardus
Portland Economic League
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