Twenty Men at Work on Old Bengal Mine in Redrock
Redrock June 21 Mammoth Copper company puts twenty men to work at the old Bengal mine near Redrock. A new road is completed and ore is hauled out for shipment. The town reports a flood last Saturday with ditches and roads washed out and a section crew robbed of clothes and a gold watch.
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The
Tribune
Redrock
Mammoth Copper Company
Idaho
B. F. White
Highland
Big Hole Basin
Centennial Valley
Tracy Brothers
L. T. Ramsey
Salmon City
Katherine Haines
Hill
Country Club
R. W. Fielder
Ida M. Wadhams
Everett
Washington
Scotts and Deckers
Marshal Jones
Lebanon
James Palmer
Selway Ranch
Horse Prairie
Maud Hill
Charles Hill
D. E. Tracy
Dillon
Albert Decker
Bedrock
Wisconsin
California
Mary Desmond
Prairie
St. Mary's Academy
Salt Lake City
John D. Scott
Chelsea
Indian Territory
Will
Mr. Scott
J. W. Scott
Selway Brothers
Butte
Tessie
Breaking a Cold in One or Two Days Says Remedy Ad
An old ad claims severe colds break quickly with Chamberlain's cough remedy taken hourly at first symptoms. It lists dry cough, watery nasal discharge, and white-coated tongue as early signs and notes the medicine counteracts the cold to restore health within a day or two. For sale by Riley, the Druggist.
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Riley
Pageville People See Trail of Summer Travel
June records show Miss Maytie Utley left for Helena to visit her sister Mrs Clifford Mills then Missoula. Mrs Bert Fuqua and Miss Marie Fuqua head to Butte. Jessie Redfield departs for Helena for a short visit. Dwight Bushnell and family move from Helena. Mrs Van Orsdel and children with Lena Page accompany. Q T Talcott departs for Helena then Butte for weeks. Floyd Burtch leaves for Butte. Robin Martin arrives from Missouri to visit brother R D Martin.
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The
Tribune
Pageville
Maytie Utley
Helena
Clifford Mills
Missoula
Bert Fuqua
Butte
Marie Fuqua
Jessie Redfield
Dwight Bushnell
van Orsdel
Lena Page
Talcott
Floyd R. Burtch
Robin Martin
Missouri
R. D. Martin
Very Best Remedy for Bowel Trouble
Bluffton Indiana resident M F Burroughs testifies Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the best for bowel trouble. He has used it for years and keeps it on hand. The ad urges buying now from Riley the Druggist. 1m
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M. F. Burroughs
Bluffton
Ind
Chamberlain
Riley
Killing of motherless willows shocks river observers
Report from Willis notes a cruel act along the river to Glen where a mother flock of willow grouse was killed leaving orphans to wander and starve. Observers witnessed up to 100 birds crying with hunger before they perished. Miss Mills of Butte visits Miss Browne.
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the Tribune
Willis
Glen
Miss Mills
Butte
Marriage of Two Popular Valley Residents in Waterloo
Waterloo June 19 two popular locals Louis Held and Miss Emma Wing wed June 12 at Butte with Rev. Groeneveld officiating. They plan to live on the Renter ranch where Held is a partner with his brother. Local friends extend best wishes for a long, prosperous life as Mrs Held visits Curtis home guests and many townsfolk are noted in nearby social rounds.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Louis Held
Emma Wing
Butte
Groeneveld
Held
George B. Harbison
Twin Bridges
Hugh Norville
Dillon
T. D. Townsend
Odessa McLaughlin
A. W. Kirby
Pipestone Springs
Republicans mark 50 years in Music Fund hall note
In Philadelphia on June 20 the National Republican league celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the party with addresses and music in Music Fund hall. Delegates recall Fremont and Lincoln while praising Roosevelt and tariff principles. Resolutions praise currency reform and laws aiding labor, rural delivery, irrigation, and interoceanic canal projects.
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Philadelphia
Music Fund Hall
Republican Party
Fremont
Dayton
National Republican League
Auditorum
Abraham Lincoln
Cannon
National House of Representatives
Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
America
Roosevelt
John Fremont
Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
Congress
Normal College Notes and Final Week Celebrations
Excitement fills the week with exams entertainments and seniors joyfully proclaiming they made it. Guests visit dormitories and seniors parents friends listed include Mrs Negley Miss Hill Miss Wolfe and others as the year closes and the class yells in celebration. Monotype shipments followed the San Francisco earthquake with two carloads sent to Pacific Coast areas.
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Negley
Taylor
Reinig
Hill
Sharp
Wolfe
Haynes
Larson
Thornton
Kiefer
Flotow
Charles Fridley
Hinman
Mayme Alward
Ruth Flager
Esther Sutherland
Maggie Snook
Anna Kruger
Edna Caldwell
Edna
Cora Owsley
Atkins
Goodson
W. McMahon
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Lanston Monotype Machine Company
Contiguous Territory
D C Walker Dead
A personal notice notes the death of D C Walker a prominent rancher and cattle producer. It describes his large ranch spanning thousands of acres with 4000 to 5000 cattle and many horses and recalls his role in supplying beef to Klondyke. Fellow neighbor A J Noves expresses heartfelt sympathy to his widow and children.
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Klondyke
Walker
A. J. Noves
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County News
Old Bengal
Hagenbarth
Salt Lake
J. A. Browne
A. Fassler
Melrose
Jacob Hartwig
Mrs. Fassler
M. Reichle
Valley
Mesdames Boliver
Curtis
Whitehall
Robert Farmer
J. B. Welcome
F. H. Curtis
H. J. Foster
Normal College Notes
Lima
Montana
Vay
A. B. Martin
Tony Musteen
Victor Moon
Deadwood
Jap Shakespeae
Joe Tagashi
W. W. Boyle
D. C. Walker
A. L. Anderson
Feed & Sale
Mont
G. W. Dart Hardware CO
Dillon, Montana
Nela V. Smith
Johnson & Smith
Brenner Live Stock CO
Grant, Mont
Pete Jenson
Dakota
Pete Jensen
Town
Louis Stahl
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