Telephone line links Waterloo to nearby towns
Special to Tribune from Waterloo Montana reports a completed telephone line project by F L Grandy Dr L R Packard John B Wilcome C W Winslow and Harrison Tuttle linking Waterloo Whitehall Pony and Butte. Local updates mention community events weather travel and church activities as of late February.
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Waterloo
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F. L. Grandy
Homer Townsend
East Caloltia
Held Bros
H. J. Foster
Eldah McCall
Jas, Wing
Fay H. Curtis
Whitehall
Geo. B. Harbison
Twin Bridges
Che
Mr. Harbison
Smoky City
St. Patrick
B. Love
Geo. Harbison
H. J.poster
W. R. van Orsdal
Dance at Bannack: grand success with late hours
The Bannack dance of February 22 drew a full hall and lively music by Harry Campeau and Robert Jaggers. A late supper was served by Mrs. Mathews at the Meade Hotel, with numerous locals and visitors attending from Dillon, Horse Prairie, Bon-a-cord and Grasshopper.
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Bannack
Harry Campeau
Dillon
Robert Jaggers
Mathews
Meade Hotel
Henry Gray
Ethel Retallick
Onie Harrison
Guy Gray
J. W. Underwood
Geo. Beatleson
Ray Tash
Fred Osborne
Jack Massy
Horse Prairie
Pearl Chandler
Thomas Underwood
Edna Bell
Harry Underwood
Grace Gray
Roy Jackson
Miss Oneal
Josephine Cox
Anna Marchesseau
Grasshopper
Retallick
Melrose Neighbors Attend Hard Times Ball and Supper
Melrose reports a well attended hard times ball held at Robbins Hall on February 22 with a supper served. Edmond Decelles resigns from H M B Co store after eighteen months and moves to Butte for a lucrative position while ill at home. Harry Dewey of Sheridan, Mont., takes a job at H M B Co store and will move with his wife.
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Tribune
Melrose
Robbins Hall
Edmond Decelles
Butte
Decelles
Harry Dewey
Sheridan
Mont
Weather observer notes snow and winds with local plans
Dell reports a light snow and stronger winds with a chinook in prior days. H C Patterson named postmaster as work on the new post office near the hotel speeds up. Thompson and Gleed plan a saloon connected to their grocery store and aim to open about the tenths in the town.
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Dell
Tveather
H. C. Patterson
Thompson and
Gleed
C. H. Rudy
Nevada
Bessie Wall
Rose Dowling
G. J. Thompson
Butte
Mamie McIntosh
Dillon
C. H. Taylor
Twin Falls
Lima Rail Yard Transfers Shuffle Town Personnel
Lima reports W A Miller moved to Silver Bow as yard master. Alex Singer to take new post with G L Hinkey around March 15. Sam Smith promoted to district foreman elsewhere, Lima mourning the loss of a top foreman and a cherished citizen.
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Lima
W. A. Miller
Silver Bow
Alex Singer
G. L. Hinkey
Singer
Dillon
Sam Smith
Smith
Shortsight in domestic and wild animals in confinement
Naturalists find no shortsight in nature among animals. In captivity domestic and wild animals show shortsight and other vision derangements. Pets may fail to distinguish friends from strangers at close range. Confinement narrows ocular exercise, weakening distant viewing and eye health.
Winter Trails and Mountain Hardship In Outing Magazine
A vivid passage describes MECEking the Trail in severe winter mountains. Sledging and travel over snow rely on banked trails, shoveling and packing. Runners sing as a teamster endures cold, belt around his coat, fighting frigid winds and harsh work to keep paths open.
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Outing Magazine
Childless Men and Women in History and Society
The New York Medical Journal notes that childless men and women have shaped history through philanthropy, learning, and leadership. It contrasts harsh fates of daughters in some cultures with the notable, selfless contributions of those who remained childfree, citing figures like Plato Nightingale and Washington among others.
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Joan of Arc
Savonarola
George Washington
David Hume
Locke
Spinoza
Thomas Carlyle
Florence Nightingale
Ruskin
Herbert Spencer
New York Medical Journal
Hiow Some Mates Marry
Statistics compiled by authorities on the condition of the deaf and dumb reveal that many deaf women were sought by hearing men while few speaking women married men who cannot hear. The observation invites cynicism about conversational and listening powers but status of marriages remains debated.
Rosicrans Comic Opera to Play Dillon Three Nights
The Rosicrans Comic Opera Co will perform in Dillon for three nights Monday Tuesday and Wednesday next week at the Dillon Theatre. The program opens with Gilbert and Sullivan The Mikado followed by Balfe The Bohemian Girl and Sousa Capitan with a strong cast. The company travels from Salt Lake City toward Broadway Butte Helena and other cities and promises top Opera, lavish costumes, and popular seat prices. Reserved seats go on sale Thursday March 1 at 10 am for all performances.
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Roscian Comic Opera Co
Dillon
Gilbert and Sullivan
Balfe
Fair Land
Poland
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Broadway
Butte
Helena
Marquam Grand Theatre
Portland
Grand Opera
House
Seattle
Tacoma
Mystery of the Bloodless Lambs Terrorizes English Countryside
A series of gruesome incidents terrified an English village as lambs died overnight with no wounds. Fears of ghouls gave way when a pair of pine martens were found to frequent a magpie nest, killing twenty-one lambs in two nights.
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