Rochester Fourth Celebration Plans in Lively Mining Town
Rochester will host its first Fourth of July celebration with a large picnic near town, four pavilions, afternoon and evening dancing, a morning parade, and contests including baseball football tugs of war and drilling. Fireworks and a brass band are planned. A benefit dance is scheduled Friday to fund the event.
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J. E. Parrish
Butte
Dr. Baird
Helena
J. E. Burkhart
Twin Bridges
John Sherrer
St. Louis
Missouri
E. Biprelle
Sheridan
Henry McVague
Watseka Mill
New Bridge Work Near Browne's Lake Promises Progress
Grading crews straighten the curve and prep for a new bridge over the Big Hole river near Browne's station. Glendale area grading improves while Browne's Lake draws visitors to enjoy scenery, boats, and fishing amid reports of community gatherings and local visits.
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Winkis
Big Hole
Browne
Browne's Lake
Fred
Lena Huber
Jacob Hartwig
Adolph
Mrs. Adders
Butte
Dillon to Build State’s Nicest Free High School
The Dillon Free Public High School project advances as bids will be opened Tuesday for a brick building or a two tier stone and brick option. Plans by Fennell and Gove promise a modern facility facing Atlantic Street, with extensive classrooms, laboratories, manual training, and formal assembly spaces.
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Dillon
County Free Public High School
Fennell & Gove
Butte
Free High School Board
Montana
Tyree
Chicago
Atlantic Street
Court House
Physical Laboratory
Chemical Laboratory
Tuhe
Liberty Promises Easy Returns and Welcoming Service
A store touts liberty as a core value offering in store perks. Customers may browse freely and return purchases for refunds, aiming to create a comfortable, unhurried shopping experience.
Lakeview Boy Wounded By Revolver Mishap
Special correspondence from Lakeview reports a small 22 revolver misfire by Mrs Culver’s adopted son Sunday. The boy was struck near the heart and rushed to Dijon for treatment that evening. early notes said he was resting easy.
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Terpusz
Lakeview
Culver
Dijon
Dr James A Riley Pioneer Educator Dies in Providence R I
Dr James A Riley pioneer educator died in Providence Rhode Island last week. He founded Twin Bridges Normal school and later served as superintendent of Butte city schools. At his death he led a college of osteopathy and his remains were sent to Illinois for burial. He left a wife and was well known in Montana and Salt Lake City where he once lived.
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W. Page
Ed Page
Harry Redfield
van Oradel
Mildred Marshall
Dillon
Maytie Utley
Mae Burtch
Missoula
Arthur Page
Henry Utley
van Orsdel
Lena Page
Salt Lake City
W. F. Nye
Centennial Valley
George Cruger
T. C. Mills
Helena
H. Utley
Howard Berry
McCarty Horse Ranch
Ford Burtch
Rochester
Floyd Burtch
James A. Riley
Twin Bridges Normal School
Butte City
Providence
R. L
Illinois
Riley
Montana
Salt Lake
Capture of Fugitive Schrickengost in Dillon
Under sheriff Phillips and D W Callahan arrested Gus Schrickengost, the escapee from Butte county jail, after a daytime pursuit in Dillon. Schrickengost admitted escaping with fellow prisoners Dempsey and Healy, carrying $30.85 cash and a lunch, and was taken to Butte county jail with Sheriff Furey planning further captures.
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Gus Schrickengost
Butte
Phillips
Dillon
Butte County
D. W. Callahan
Schrickengost
Shrickengost
Padley
Callahan
Bannack Street
Jim Jaggers
Jagger
Calla
Phillips Strickengost
the Tribune
Dempsey
Healy
Snyder
Bannack
Han
James Furey
Sheriff Furey
ailor’Grant
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Mies
Julia Smith
Beehrer Ranch
Messers,wing and
Oliver
Willow Creek
Fritz Sassman
Beaver
Migent
Papa
Julius Hartwig
Keppler
Adolph Reichle
W. Reichle
Pageville
Liberty
Farley Crogery CO
Huber
Mes. L. Kupfer
Dillon, Montana
Spectables
Giearny Repvcep Parces
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Mont
Dr. Eiley
County Free High School
Fennall & Gove
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