Polaris Placer Claim Located in Lost Cloud District Montana
The Polaris Placer claim in Beaverhead County Montana is defined by a detailed survey and official field notes. The placer location, adjoining the Polaris mill site, covers ninety seven and 56-100 acres with no conflicting claims and is recorded in Beaverhead County records. A. Schanert is register and Henri J. Burleigh represents the applicant with first publication on January 19, 1904.
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Dilton
Beaverhead
Montatts
N. Bevan
Cisim
Lost’ Cloud
Montana
Polaris Lode
Benja
Lost Cloud
Polaris Mill
Polaris Mining & Milling Company
Beaverhead County
Notice to Creditors Estate of Virginia E Reynolda Deceased
Administrator Richard A Reynolds publishes a notice to creditors of Virginia E Reynolds deceased in Beaverhead County Montana. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication and send to the administrator at Thompson Reynolds Dillon Montana. First publication February 2 1804.
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Virginia E. Reynolda
Virginia E. Reynolds
Thompson & Reynolds, Dillon, Montara
Beaverhead
Rioward A. ReyNoups
Virginia E. Rey
Patent Firm Promises Safe Patent Service
The Press Claims Company led by John Wedderburn offers to handle patent business for a reasonable fee. They provide prosecution of applications for mechanical inventions, design patents, trademarks, copyrights, and interferences, and claim readiness to pursue foreign patents and defend against rejections.
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Press Claims Company
John Wedderburn
F Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Ambitious Social Leaders and Notable Figures Across Europe and America
The column surveys social and scientific figures including Claus Spreckels aiming for leadership in San Francisco, the birth of Countess Bismarck’s granddaughter, L. G. Fisher’s donation of plaster casts to Beloit College, and tales of figures like Murat Halstead, Professor Tyndall, and Willard Saulsbury. It also discusses horse breeding markets, economy in horse care, and practical tips for buyers, typical of Turf Field and Farm commentary.
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Claus Spreckels
San Francisco
Herbert Bismarck
L. G. Fisher
Chicago
Beloit
Wis
Greece
Fashion Fancies Show Spring Adaptations in Fabrics and Hats
A New York Post fashion note describes spring trends with velvet effects on wool goods in dots bars and diagonal stripes. Double breasted bodices appear on winter costumes and house dresses while satin brocade dancing toilets feature lace trims and accordion crepe skirts. Milliners favor rich browns greens and soft tints, with new Amazone shaped hats.
Novelty items and men’s accessories gain charm
The Jewelers' Circular reviews a crop of novelties including antique alcohol lamps in various shapes and leather guest skins such as lizard snake kangaroo pig and seal. It notes silver marked jigging irons tri flesh marking wheels ornate tortoise shell combs and arched silver slippers as quirky man’s pincushions along with blue pencils leather prescription pads a book marker and a playful page boy paper knife.
Odds and Ends from Across the Nation
A miscellany notes Endora Kansas with seven secret societies and a population of 710. It recalls a foot of snow melting to an inch water and Spain dominating anarchist press. San Diego records its rare snow sighting in January 1882. California wine growth threatens French blends, onions travel from India, and French coast winds carry perfume. The World’s Fair Court of Honor will be recreated at South Kensington as part of a theater display.
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Endora
Kan
Spain
San Diego
Cal
California
India
South Kensington
London
Banks and Banking Through History and Crises
A compendium of historical banking facts notes New York depositors in savings banks and sums deposited, plus references to the Royal Kalendar, Cromwell’s public bank plans, the 1866 English Black Friday, the 1869 American panic, peer bankruptcies, and early government securities from 1607. It cites St. Louis Globe-Democrat on the Bank of the United States outcomes.
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Cromwell
New York
Duke of Newcastle
House of Lords
Montague
Earl of Halifax
Bank of the United States
Second Bank of the
Lunn & CO
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Piddress Mann A CO
Broadway
Stage Glints and Theater News From Across Cities
The Cavary company collapses in Buffalo while Walter Sanford becomes Niblo's Garden manager in New York. Rosina Vokes seeks health in Devonshire. Richard Place suffers a severe fall at home in Toledo. Carroll Johnson shifts from star tour to New York variety bills. Billy Van weds Miss May Stuart in New York. Sol Smith Russell vows never to perform in New York again after Daly's engagement costs. Ward and Vokes plan a September stellar tour in Percy and Harold. Rose Coghlan rumored to form a stock company and build a Broadway site. Lillian Russell receives about 50 letters daily for pictures and autographs, including marriage proposals. Sophie Knight, widow of George S. Knight, may join vaudeville cohorts.
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Cavary Opera Company
Buffalo
Walter Sanford
Niblo
Bridget
Sol Smith Russell
Albany
Daly's
New York
Percy
Harold
George C. Jenks
Ward and
Vokes
Rose Coghlan
Lillian Russell
Sophie Knight
George S. Knight
FigS and Thistles and Moral Maxims
A Ram's Horn excerpt offers scattered proverbs on pride and shame, warning that pride precedes downfall and that faithful, small duties build greatness. It cautions against hiring virtue for pay and suggests thoughtful friendships, concluding with a caution about reading bad books inviting temptation.
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A. Schanert
Henri J. Burleigh
Nous
Uvue
P.O
RAPID
Sor vasuEy
W. P. Harrison & CO
Columbus
Nasholds
E. Nasholds
Prof
Best Hotel
Salmon City
Idaho
Tarsowe
Newark Depot
Canal St. St
Dillon
Bald City
Hida
Nedersroane
Hume
Montana Bank
Edwin Norris
Mont
Lai
Epwin Nomuis
Board of County Commissioners
T. J. Murray
T. J. Munnay
Dillon National Bank of
J. Muonn
Cushier
Stockholders’ Meeting
Gibbonsville Mercantile Co
Dillon, Mont
Eambert Elies, Bocy
Engelhorn Business
College
and Institute OF
Men of
H. T. Engelhorn
M. A. Prin
Helena
Charles Lonk
Maine
Mme
Napoleon Ney
Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Murat Halstead
George F. Spinney
New York Times
Tyndall
Willard Saulsbury
Mrs. du Pont
Wilmington
Victor du Pont
Mr. Saulsbury
New York Post
Odds and
France
Banks and Banking
Chas. Heaton
Laurel Street
Philo
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
O. E. Morse
Kupfer’s
Jewelry and Gun Store
Dillon, Montana
Stockmens Directory
Thely Brands
Marka
Wits
Willis
Uttle
Horton
Samo
T. M. Sunway
Creek
G. Comnnra
Dillon Mt
Stock Branda
AUUX
Madison Co
Ruby Valley
Upper
Canyon
Tesh Witaphony
Poindexter Wok
Dillon, Beaverhead Co
VL Tt
Jeftern
Deer Creek
Prof. Harris
Om Ara
Onze
Harris
Aminal
DER
REME
Beekman Street
Ertal
Dilon Drug Atorr
Donaan
DEI
Ite
Dillon Mercantile Co
Firet National Bank
Millon
Ghropshire & Burleigh
Attorneys-At-Law
Silverbow
Bourre
Kupfer
Eumerr Callahan
First National Bank
R. B. Surry
J. Miller
M.D
Calla
Sheridan
Warhington
Ormaten
Dubois & Dubois
Bannack
Pacific Express
R. RK
F. L. Graves
Anderson Bros
Twin Bridges
Virginia City
Silver Stream
Fish Creek
Whitehall
Northern Pacific Railroad
Butte City
Thos. Graham
A. C. Hammann
Lot
Devil
Ram's Horn
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