Accident to William Lovell Ends Narrow Escape in Dillon
Wrouts, March 2. William Lovell met with an accident while corraling horses in Dillon last Friday. A gate post trapped his head between the post and gate, knocking out one front tooth. He was incapacitated for several days but is nearly recovered now. Other notes include visits and travel by local residents and updates on illnesses and routine local affairs.
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the Tribune
Wrouts
Julius Hartwig
Butte
Wm. Lovell
Dillon
Lovell
Steve Kambich
Melrose
L. G. Woodside
Birchton
James
Gleed
Cherry Creek
B. G. Swofford
E. Gleed
Helena
Reprock
W. G. Blair
Horse Prairie
Etheridge Ward
Ames
Ed. Swantz
Pierce Ranch
Bedrock
Montana
Plymouth
Indiana
Maud Hill
F. W. Vogler
E. B. Roe
Shineberger
Josie Bray
Warren Avenue
Chicago
Cardus
A Pretty Afternoon Party and Local Notes
Mrs. Wm. P. Murdock hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering with cards and games followed by a five o clock lunch. A Literary Society program featured school children debates music and readings. A birth announced for Mrs. Jesse Daly on Feb 29. Lakeview reports cover weather cattle rustling dances and a mask ball with twenty-five couples at the Lakeview hotel.
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Rochester
Wm. P. Murdock
Frank Inabrut
H. 8. Rumane
Ed Vance
A. J. Dorland
J. H. Weingart
Jas. McQuaig
BE. M. Hand
Chas. Lawler
Jesse Daly
Melrose
Twin Bridges
Watseca
J. P. Stewart
Butte
W. Hatch
Sophie Long
Ethel Lawler
Fred Arbour
Dillon
N. L. Rogers
the Tribune
Lakeview
Llthland
Bert Young
Fred Hanson
Charley Bray
Salt Lake City
Vic Linn
Edythe Williams
Picnic Springs
Culver
Annie Bastine
Alice Davis
Elk Lake Ranch
T. O'Conners
Josie Noonen
William Bray
Hunt Bros
Addie
Eagle Nest
Tom Creek
Levi Shambow
Monida
James Blair
L. E. Culver
T. O’conners
Wm, Bray
Ike Marble
A. Wakefield
John Tobin
Alaska Basin
Lakeview Hotel
al. Forsyth
Joe Smith
Bean
Mesdames A. Wakefield
L. Shambow
Forsyth
Davis
T. O'Connore
J. Smith
Misses Russle Bean
A. Bastine
Warren
E. Williams
J. Noonen
Rosa Been
A. Hallis
Messrs. Wakefield
R. Clewver
H.cole
Will Bray
Mathew R. Culver
Jim
J. Blair
Mrs. Wakefield
J. E. Blake
Albert Metzel
C. and
J. Bray
Wm. Bray
Reward for Women Who Cannot be Cured Headache Ad
An advertisement offers a $500 reward to women unable to cure their chronic headaches. It argues women suffer harsher headaches, links illness to the womanly organism, and claims headaches, backache, nervousness, and sleeplessness follow when the womanly system is diseased.
Local Notables Visit and Family News
Minsen Scott notes her mother is doing nicely. Mrs J O Brenner returned from Helens where she has been making a visit. Mr and Mrs Wm Roo were guests at the Shineberger place last week.
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Minsen Scott
J. O. Brenner
Helens
Wm. Roo
Shineberger Place
New Freight Engines Arrive for O. L. Winding Up Transfers
Lima reports arrival of Baldwin type freight engines for the O. L. line, with engines numbered 1110 upward. Two have arrived. fifteen more are due. Transfers include foreman Mr. Casey moving elsewhere and Mr. Bradey taking charge March 1. Trains will run into Green River, Wyoming, from March 1 per General Manager Bancroft.
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Tribune
Lima
Charles Gray
Pocatello
Casey
Bradey
Baldwin
Wm. Smith
Olmstead
Butte
Green River
Wyo
Granger
Bancroft
O.8. L
Union Pacific
Old Timer Morris Jones Miner Dies in Bannack
Morris Jones, a long-time Bannack resident and miner born in Wales, died last Friday night at the Meade hotel aged about 65 from kidney disease. He came to Helena in 1863 and later mined with Yank Williams, Robert Bain and Thos Lancey before selling claims to Bon Accord Co. He lived more recently in Los Angeles before returning to Montana. Funeral was Sunday afternoon. He was well liked and had no known enemies.
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Morris Jones
Bannack
Meade
Mr. Jones
Wales
United States
Helena
Yank Williams
Robert Bain
Thos. Lancey
Bon Accord Co
Jones
Bain
Jeff Davis Gulch
Horse Prairie
Los Angeles
Montana
Beaverhead County Medical Society Formed and Officers Elected
Physicians of Beaverhead County organized a new medical society under Dr. W V Kingsbury. Officers for a one year term include President H A Bond Dillon Vice President L C Ford Lima Secretary F M Poindexter Dillon Treasurer R H Ryburn Bannack Delegate M A Walker Dillon. Next meeting set for May 2 in Dillon.
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W. V. Kingsbury
Beaverhead County Medical Society
State Medical Association
American Medical Association
Beaverhead
Butte
H. A. Bond
Dillon
L. C. Ford
Lima
F. M. Poindexter
R. H. Ryburn
Bannack
Fenner
Biological Club
Evenue Club
Alice D. Fogarty
Esther Sullivan
Katie Anderson
Katherine Haines
Varnish Floor Prank At Wisdom Store Baffles Patrons
O E McFarlin of the McFarlin Mercantile Co at Wisdom booby trapped customers with a varnish coated floor. He mistook floor oil for varnish and Saturday night’s piano for The Fair will be supplied by Sherman’s Music Store.
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O. E. McFarlin
McFarlin Mercantile Co
Wisdom
Farlin
Dillon Orchestra
Sherman’s Music Store
Bozeman Professor Promotes Dillon Farmers Institute
Prof Linfield of Bozeman Agricultural College writes to the Trisunt about support and program for the Farmers institute to be held in Dillon March 16 and 17. The deputation includes V K Chestnut John Robison M E Knowles with topics on poisonous plants soil and livestock disease. The program lists sessions on sheep and cattle raising poultry and cultivation of oats with multiple speakers and practical talks.
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Prof
Linfield
Bozeman Agricultural College
Tella
Farmers’ Institute
The
Trisoune
Dillon Mont
Sim
Dillon
Farmers’ Institute Board
V. Kk. Chestnut
Agricultural Experiment Station
John Robison
Bozeman
M. E. Knowles
Musical Evening Planned at Dillon High School
Featherly president W M Oliver notes a planned musical program at the Dillon High School on the 16th under Prof Pasmore. He aims to secure consent from Prof Pasmore and other local musical talent for the event.
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Featherly
Prof
Pasmore
Dillon
Normal College Microbes and Beers in a Milwaukee Estimate
The passage notes 96 000 000 microbes and twenty beers in 8 one dollar bills. It contrasts a Paris coffee cigarette trend with American smokers satisfied by doctored hay. It suggests a person wishing to kill the man who invented work could enlist many searchers.
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Milwaukee
Paris
Norway Enacts New Fish and Game Law
Readers are cautioned against catching and landing whales along the Norwegian coast as authorities enforce a new fish and game law. The advisory highlights safety and conservation measures for coastal waters and warns of penalties for violations.
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Norway
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