Gilmore District Emerges as Major Silver Lead Hub in Idaho
In southern Idaho the Gilmore district grows as ore reserves at the Gilmore Mine spark the planned Gilmore & Pittsburgh Railroad with terminal at Gilmore. A smelter is planned, hundreds employed now, and Oregon Short Line surveys a Mackay to Salmon route passing Gilmore. Town will gain spring water supply from Meadow Lake.
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Gilmore
Salmon City
Leadore
Idaho
Gilmore & Pittsburgh Railroad
Texas
Hahn
Spring Mountain
Pittsburgh-Idaho Company
Gilmore & Pittsburgh
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Mackay
Great Mineral Belt
Texas Mining District
Miss Bertha Jensen Weds William Hale in Lima
Miss Bertha Jensen became Mrs William Hale at a Lima ceremony on June 18 conducted by Rev Thomas Hardie. Fifty guests attended a lavish dinner with carnations and gifts. The couple, both popular locals, will reside in Lima where Hale works as a locomotive fireman for the Oregon Short Line after five years with the railroad.
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Tribune
Lima
Andrew Jensen
Bertha
Wm. Hale
Thomas Hardie
Methodist Church of
Fine Lot of Stallions at Reynolds Ranch Near Dillon
Reynolds Ranch advertises numerous grade and full blood registered draft stallions south of Dillon. They weigh 1800 to 2000 pounds and are acclimated for service. Manager 13th Gro. E. Baker notes health benefits from climate exposure since weaning. The second item reports a banquet for Normal college alumni in St James Guild Hall with about 45 attendees and lavish decor.
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Reynolds
Alumni Association of the Normal College
St. James Guild Hall
Teachers Scatter For Summer In Dillon
Principal Prof. L. A. Foot stays to oversee home improvements on South Atlantic street. Miss Kate Paxton remains. Miss McDowell visits Billings then Menominee Wis. Prof. Phillips and wife return to Winfield Kansas. Miss Matson goes to Minnesota. Prof. Fish and Prof. Willis relocate to Iowa and Michigan. Prof. Carr teaches at a summer Normal in Pleasant Michigan.
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Dillon
L. A. Foot
South Atlantic Street
Kate Paxton
Miss McDowell
Billings
Menominee
Wis
Stout Institute
Phillips
Winfield
Kansas
Miss Matson
Minnesota
Fish
Willis
Iowa
Michigan
Carr
Mr. Pleasant
Capital of Ohio Dispute Reveals Foreign Pupils’ Geography
A New York teacher argued with an Austrian student over Ohio’s capital. The pupil insisted Cincinnati is the capital, citing her homeland’s geography. Despite maps and texts, she remained convinced, asserting her cited source.
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New York
Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Nowise
Ohio River
Three Touch Ones Arrested After Rough Road to Divide
Three people in custody at the county jail faced roughepolice attention on a trip to Divide. A $40 stolen check was found in Stephenson’s pocket. A woman identified as Myrtle Osburne was quarantined with diphtheria while two men were separated due to exposure. A quiet wedding followed at the Baptist church as Daniel Milner and Effie Good of Twin Bridges wed and planned to move there.
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Court House
B. R.stevenson
M. W. Osburne
Myrtle Osburne
Osburne
Wisdom
Divide
Dillon
Stevenson
Ackley
Baptist Church
Daniel Milner
Effie Good
Twin Bridges
Doan's Kidney Pills Praise From Dillon Reader
Mrs. L Robbins of Dillon Montana reports years of backache misery and urinary trouble ended by Doan's Kidney Pills. She says the four boxes removed her backache and improved her overall condition. Sold by Potts Drug Store Pike 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Dean
Potts’ Drug Store
Doan
Pike
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad
New Townsite Corporation
Handled BY
Johnson
A. S. Ross
Anderson Bros
Feed & Sale
Mont
Cabana
A. L. Stone
Cashier
the Dillon Bakery
F. C. McFadden
Bertha Jensen
Gro. E. Baker
Mgr. Reynolds Ranch
Prenks
Cleveland Leader
Anna Hart
Aeason Fort
Ayer
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