Bitter Root to Yellowstone News And State Happenings
Montana notes report a Bitter Root and Flathead survey party at work, Yellowstone Park season opening, a May Montana Central strike cost, Hibernian convention in Walkerville, census disputes in Butte and Helena, a $2,000 East Helena fire, temperance lectures in Butte, and the death of miner Dennis Monaghan from drink. Also covered are West Point examination plans, wool market trends, infant death from medicine mix up, a Great Northern depot fatality, eastern papers coverage of Butte convention, rancher Alex Budke’s death by carbolic acid, Blackfeet beef contract to J. W. Quail, Kinley Mach’s Suburban stake at Sheepshead Bay, a would‑be highwayman arrested, a Belt girl’s disappearance, state examiners approving insane asylum and penitentiary care bills, Lung Un deportation, Japanese rail accident deaths, miner Phil Duncan killed in Gagnon mine, and related local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Helena
East Helena
Francis Murphy
Dennis Monaghan
Obes
Red Lodge
Charles Stewart
Basin
Great Northern
Alex Budke
Livingston
J. W. Quail
Sun River
Blackfeet Agency
Kinley Mach
Montana
Ti. Larabie
Deer Lodge
Sheepshead Bay
America
Sylvester Flynn
Flyon
Death of Harry Wilton in Dillon at 23
A telegram announced the death of W. Harry Wilton a Dillon resident for fourteen years and veteran of the Philippines He served as day operator at Central Pacville then joined the Montana regiment and later the regimental band He worked at the Examiner after returning to Dillon and died of consumption after hospitalization The funeral was held at the Methodist church led by Rev R P Smith with 23 years old at death and many friends in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilton
San Francisco
Co. A
Dillon
Montana
Philippines
Great Falls
Examiner
St. Mark’s Hospital
Salt, Lake City
Methodist Church
R.P. Smith
Wilton
Montana surgeon wed in Knutsford parlors
Dr LeRoy Southmayd of Great Falls Mont and Miss Elsa Forrest of Stockton Cal were quietly married in the Knutsford parlors by Dr W M Faden of the First Presbyterian church last evening. The bride was joined by her sister Miss Sue Forrest and a small group shared a wedding feast in a private dining room. Southmayd is a prosperous young physician from a prominent Montana family and the bride is described as one of California’s many charming young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Southmayd
Montana Volunteers
Dillon
Virginia City
Peel
Salt Lake City
Tribune
Great Falls
Mont
Elsa Forrest
Stockton
Cal
Knutsford
W. M. Faden
First Presbyterian Church
Sue Forrest
Southmayd
Montana
Qcalifornia
Browne’s Rainbow Trout Surprise At Lake Agnes
Gen Joe A Browne planted 1500 rainbow trout in Lake Agnes in 1896. After years of waiting he recently caught three trout weighing 102 pounds total with one fish at 14 pounds. The lake also holds numerous brook trout averaging 13 pounds each. Browne praises the lake resort and its exceptional fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe A. Browne
Lake Agnes
Mr. Browne
Two Million Cas Carets Sold Annually
The advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as the year round bowel regulator and claims U.S. consumers buy two million boxes yearly, rising to three million before New Year. It notes all druggists carry 100 250 50c boxes and guarantees a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Advertisement for shorthand and typing services
Short hand and typing done at moderate prices. Call at the Tribune office for details. If everything is in line of camera supplies at the Tribune Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
County Come The Most Harmonious Convention Ever
A large Democratic gathering at the county courthouse chose 11 delegates and 11 alternates for the state convention in Butte on June 20 1910. The meeting formed permanent officers and appointed committees. W. H Cochran was deposed as state committeeman and Chas H Padley named successor. The convention adjourned after formal reports and nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Central Committee
Butte
Democratic Party
Fair State
Clark
Norris
County Central Committee
F. L. Graves
Geo. W. French
Chas. Padley
A. F. Graeter
James Bab‘Sock
Chas
Truax
Committee On
Committee On Resolutiona
Banpack
A. F. Wright
J. A. Best
J. Babcock
Bedrock
Itimeraon Hill
Blacktail
Tom Flynn
Bud Sprinkle
Lima
Don Bray
John Longbridge
Olas
Barrett
a—Sim
Stes. Dewey
A. M. Madison
Dell—M. Dowling
D. H. McKnight
Horse Prairie
J. 0
Brenner
Martin Barrett
Argenti
A. E. Graeter
Windom
Douglas Newcomer
Glendale
A. Browne, Jr. Dillon
Dave Metlen
L. P. Philips
Wm. Roe
H. R. Melton
Geo. Edinger
Chas Hirschman
R. W. Butler
Jas
Estes
A. S. Rife
I. Cunnard
Carroll Jewell
Wm. Herman
Jasper Nelson
John Forrester
Jake Fishburn
Grant Haines
D. E. Metlen
Drowning Fatality in Boise River Reported
August Hirchey aged 22 drowned while swimming in the Boise river near the Broadway bridge. He appeared to be cramp affected in cold water. Coroner's inquest ruled accidental drowning. The article notes Hirchey had Wisconsin and Montana ties and worked as a teamster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trreunz
Michael Harvey
Boise
Idaho
Boise Statesman
August Hirshey
Harvey
Wisdom
Montana
Wardoer
Butte
The
Statesman
Hirchey
Boise River
Broadway Bridge
Hirshey
H. A. Taylor
Quiet Saturday Democratic Primary Chooses Clark Delegates
The Saturday night primary met briefly under Senator Norris. Chas Padley was elected chair and Geo Taylor secretary with Geo W French and Tom Poindexter as judges. Delegates friendly to Mr Clark were nominated and elected unanimously, each choosing their own alternates before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Norris
Chas. Padley
Geo. Taylor
Geo. W. French
Tom Poindexter
Races Open Entries For Fourth Of July Meet
All starters must file entries with Will Deputy or Geo Wolfe. Entries close at 12 o clock noon on July 4. There is no entrance fee charged for the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Deputy
Geo. Wolfe
Beaverhead valley ranch for sale near Dillon Montana
The Bliven Live Stock Co ranch about ten miles north of Dillon in Beaverhead valley offers 1400 acres under cultivation with good improvements and capacity to cut 1000 tons of hay. Terms easy inquiries to B F Wittrn June 22 1900. Also a post office list of uncalled letters with names including Grace Lamont Bailey Abbe Byush John Brewer Cody Carnes James Chapman Hayes Hample Harding Gallagher Harpenter Hart Hayden Hine Hait Furman McIntosh Neal Owen Phelps Perdue Roberts Shango Swanson Stackhouse Thomas Wallace Whiteman Wilson Williams and Mrs J D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliven Live Stock Co
Dillon
Beaverhead Valley
Beaverhen County
B. F. Wittrn
Ditton P. O
Ayn Grace Lamont
Bailey
Abbe Byush
John Brewer
LA Cody
HA Carnes
Geo Chapman
James Hayes
John Hample
J C Harding
Eugene Gallagher
Frank Harpenter
J W Hart
John Hart
John Hayden
Estella Hine
LC Hait
Jennet Furman
Etta McIntosh
Mary Neal
Harry Owen
John Phelps
Dean Perdue
Geo Roberts
Jos Shango
Winston Swanson
Gustaf Stackhouse
T B ‘Thomas
Eo Wallace
Mabel
Whiteman
R H Wilson
Wm Williams
J D
Church Service Schedules and Announcements
Corner of Idaho and Sebree streets lists Sunday Divine Worship at 2:00 with Bible school at 6:30 and Young People's meeting at 4:30. Evening services begin May 1 and run 30 minutes later through October 1. Also notes parishioner contact and visiting pastor availability. Includes St James Church and M E Church service times and weekly prayers and youth meetings. Also advertises Ostharth candy claim as medical discovery and kidney liver bowel cleansing.
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Idaho
Sebree Streets
Henry F. Cope
D. Hooker
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Herbert Selway
United States Land Office Helena Montana announces Herbert B Selway of Wilson Montana filed for desert land claim 4110 for the 844 N E I Sec 11 W% NW NEY NEM Reo 12 Tp 108 R 11 west. Proof to be made August 4 1900 at Dillon before L J Price U S commissioner. Witnesses named to prove irrigation and reclamation. George D Greene Register. 25-Bt
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Herbert B. Selway
Wilson
L. J. Price
U. S
Dillon
Hrawley J. Selway
George L. Paris
Geores Stapp
Redrock
Henry Kildreth
George D. Greene
Register
John A. Judah
Lima
Montene
Mont
M. M
Henry Greed
Henry Fitter
Daniel Gutting
Emma K. Judah
Sam Freeman
Henry
E. Saau
Frank Conklin
H. K. Soliver
Gronege D. Greene
Deent of the Interior
U.S
Harry I. Winslow
Tye
Monida
Nis
Levi Shambow
Bert H. Paul
William H. Shambow
William M. Reed
George D. GarEnr
Mary E. Belway
A. S
Lee Carter
Charles D. Baker
Hawley J. Selway
Department of the Interior
Bozeman, Nont
Us 8
Harvey L. Massingill
West
M. P
J. M. Blake
Lakeview
W. M. Hollingsworth
Thomas Collins
Mathew Collins
Milo M. Miner
Beaverhead Co
L. J. Prica
U.S. Com. Missioner
Henry Stover
Thomas Arpe
John Stover
A. T.kellum
Grorde D. Greene
U.8
Peter M. Collins
Helena, Mont
SW Bey
Montana Meridian
General Land Office
Epartment of the Interior
Land Peice
James L. Cochrane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montana State News
the Daily Press
Bitter Root
Flathead Mountains
Yellowstone Park
Montana Central
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
Walkerville
West Point Military Academy
Gertrude Harrington
Balt
State Board of Examiners
Insane Asylum
Eare
Northern Pacific
Arlee
Phil
Duncan
Gagnon
Waa
Salta Lake Hospital
Bender
Tripuan
Chicago
Benders
Southmayd-Forress
Wisdoum
Boise, Idaho
Charles Sampson
Fred Tibbets
Tibbets
Stewart
Anderson Bros
Wad W. Surhernand
Orton Brothers
N. Main St
Botte, Mont
E. P. Dungan
Crown
Flrat
A.M
M. E
Epworth
R. P. Surra
Pastor
St. James Church
Presbyterian Church
OG. E
Desert Land
Isaac ‘Talent
J. B. Armstrong
Loden
Blue Wing
Heaverhead County
Monroe Mann
Frank Price
Nomoz Mann
Forest Reserve
Herena
Gro. D. Greene
Ste
Albert E. Jones
Josephus Rich
Frank C. Slader
Beaverhead
Nantana
Beaverhead County
Pynx
Ht. J. Moonn
James Lyons
Sard
Jno
G.willis
Dillon National Bank
Dillon, Mont
Teecor
HE. H. Harvey
G. Willis
Forest Reserve Liew
John J. Williams
William Avery
Polaris
John J. Williame
Lucius D. Newell
Robert Kahne
John Carhart
Puritan Paper
Iteett
Pwine
Landard
Erica Enebien
Ccuws
Wonivaye Felere
Ted
Uae
Ielevance
Ennig
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