Surprise Party at Woodside's Last Saturday Night
A crowd gathered at L G Woodside’s home in Woodside on a rainy Saturday night for a surprise party with cards games and a midnight lunch. Several residents and visitors are noted in brief local items including travel to Melrose and visits with town residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodside
Ner
E. H. Harvey
Melrose
Ivy
Jonea
Butte
Pearl
Hardesty
William Estes
Dr. Mollier
James Galliger
Pageville School News and Community Notes
County superintendent Grace Baker visited her parents Mr and Mrs P W Baker. Eunice Spencer finished her winter term her third season teaching our school. Farmers Institute at Twin Bridges reported as an interesting session. O B Page and Mrs Page moved to the former Frank Watters Place this week. Alta Maring left for Belgrade last Thursday. Dwight Bushnell and baby visited Mrs J M Page at Twin Bridges Sunday. Mr and Mrs R W Page Mrs Spencer and Miss Cora Scott were guests of Mrs F E Mercer at Blaine Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Twin Bridges
Eunice Spencer
Miss Spencer
Dwight Bushnell
Baby
J. M. Page
R. W. Page
Spencer
Cora Scott
F. E. Mercer
Blaine
More Men at Work Than Ever in Rochester
Special correspondence reports pay day on March 28 in Rochester with the liveliest day yet as more men are at work than ever before. The piece notes social events, dances, cards, and gatherings around Main Street and local residents including Mrs. H. Romans, Mrs. A. A. Jones, and Miss Sadie Turman, highlighting communal activities amid a busy period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Roohester
Rochester
Lady Maccabees
Sadie Turman
Saw Mills Soon to Get Busy Public Hall Needed
Special Correspondence notes wintery conditions linger as farmers plan layoffs. T D Yost sells ranch in Sheep Canyon to Joe Shineberger. John Downing and Ernest McNinch visit county seat. Henry Thompson prepares to cut hundred thousand feet of saw timber. Garr Bros mill and breeding machine mill to arrive in spring. Mrs H C Patterson going to Butte for operation. Haugh Fleming leaves Watkins LaFountain. Community seeks a hall and invites construction offers.
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T. D. Yost
Sheep Canyon
Joe Shineberger
John Downing
Ernest McNinch
Henry Thompson
Garr Bros
Gill
H.C. Patterson
Butte
Haugh Fleming
Watkins & LaFountain
Redrock Notes Mixed with Scrambled Eggs Quip
Local items from Redrock include Fern Scott visiting in Lima and F W Vogler traveling to eastern cities. Assessor Beardsley and B N Stevenson collect Frye Bruhne beef cattle taxes as Jules Guyaz sits in on the bench with Judge Jaggers. Decker visits Butte on business while Decker and Decker joke about duck egg math.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Reprock
Fern Scott
Josephine Bray
Lima
F. W. Vogler
East
B. N. Stevenson
Beardsley
W. J. Propper
Boise
Idaho
Jaggers
Jules Guyaz
Col. Decker
Redrock
Jules Vogler
Spokane
Farmers’ Institute
A. Decker
Butte
Eastern Star Ball Planned Amid Heavy Snow Storm
Lava reports Elva Boardman Chapter No 26 O E S plans a grand ball on April 4 with supper at the Masonic hall and the dance to be held at the opera house. The note adds social events from Mrs Fred Landean hosting a gathering and a party for Myron McLoud at Sam Smith's home with many attendees.
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Taracar
Lava
Ladies of
Elva Boardman
O. E
Masonic Hall
Sam Smith
Myron McLoud
Fred Landean
Order of the Eastern Star
Baker
St Dillon
Emerson
Hill
Bedrock
Huey
Mra
Ed Hartman
Smith
Geo. Palmer
Dillon
Snow blocks travel as Beaver Canyon sees deep drifts
Mrs Geo Palmer and her daughter visited Butte last week and Mrs H Wilson paid a bill. The flat terrain faced a heavy Wednesday snowstorm, the worst of the season, with Beaver Canyon drifts six to eight feet high causing major train delays from the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condorse
Geo.” Palmer
Butte
H. Wilson
Smith
Beaver Canon
School Trustees Nominated Lime Kilns Start Operations
A caucus at Mast school house nominates Thomas Ellis for school trustee and Wm. Oliver for County High School trustee. About thirty citizens attend with O. Mast as chair and T. J. Murray as secretary.
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Ajax
Butte
Flossie
Sloggett
Erickson
Hilda Ellis
Fred Hooper
Hooper
Joseph
Axford
Ethel Gilee
Ed Ball
Maurice Murray
Ray
Roy Stanfield
Frank Donnelly
Cornelius Giles
Gladys Ball
Goldie
Alice Mast
Elsie
Ada Heberlein
Cecil Perry
Myrtle Nelson
Violet Turner
Hildegard Heberlein
Mable Stanfield
Fred Hopp
Mr. Leggatt
O. Mast
Dillon
George Mast
Stock 4 Interests in County Lamb and Horse Trades
Craig Cornell received 80 head of May buck lambs from Utah for mutton breeding. Frying Pan Sheep Co. to take 30 head, Gerhard Albers 25 head, Cornell 25 head. Lambs to cross with Merino ewes for fine wool and mutton. John M. Conway and Chas Finkelstein bought saddlers and heavy horses for Billings and Winnipeg. Jonathan Lovell feeds Morse and Whitaker lambs. C H Padley received 40 fat beeves for local market. W F Drummey sold 30 tons hay. 150 horses fed. James Jewell shipped three carloads of horses. Wednesay near Dell with S M Me Alex Cruickshank shipped three cars of wigs. Asa to be sold in Tennessee and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Cornell
Utah
Mr. Cornell
Frying Pan Sheep Co
Gerhard Albers
John M. Conway
Billings
Dillon
Chas. Finkelstein
Winnipeg
Mr. Conway
Mr. Finkelstein
Sheridan
Jonathan Lovell
Morse and
Whitaker
W. F. Drummey
Chas. A. Smith
Mr. Drummey
Alex. Cruickshank
Tennessee
Georgia
Thompson ranch interests expand amid animal sales
Henry Thompson last week stated he owns large ranch interests in the southern part of the county and will use the animals for ranch work. Mr. Smith also sold a work team to contractor Jacobs, expanding local labor resources.
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Henry
Cattle Purchases Reported From Twin Bridges and Centennial Valley
J. E. Morse bought 40 head of young steers from a party near Twin Bridges this week and hopes to repeat the deal. Lee Louis, in Centennial valley last week, bought three cars of fat cows, delivered at Monida and sold to the Butte Butchering Co for immediate shipment to Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Morse
Twin Bridges
Lee Louis
Centennial Valley
Monida
Butte Butchering Co
Butte
Swanstrom Sells 60 Fine Beef Steers to Utah Buyer
Carl Swanstrom sold 60 head of fine beef steers to a Utah buyer on Monday for 52 dollars per head. The cattle, fed exclusively on alfalfa, averaged about 1 640 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Swanstrom
Utah
Lecturer's Normal talk postponed to this evening
Lieutenant Godfrey Lynet Carden's Wednesday lecture at the Normal has been rescheduled for tonight, with expectations of a strong turnout from the public and students.
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Godfrey Lynet Carden
Millinery Opening Attracts Crowds In Dillon
Mrs. A. M. Gilberg's millinery opening drew many callers who praised the new "chico" designs. Her Dillon venture is expected to be a success. A Louisville millionaire filed for divorce on his golden wedding day citing incompatibility after careful deliberation.
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A. M. Gilberg
Louisville
One Hundred Dollars Reward for Catarrh Cure Case
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. J Chenney & Co Toledo propose the reward and praise F J Cheney as trustworthy. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and sold by druggists for 75 cents per bottle.
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Hall
J. Chenny & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Ohio
Bedrock Montana Resident Files Desert Land Claim
Patrick Ward of Bedrock Montana files notice of intention to make desert land claim No. EEe for sections in T.118 N R.10 W and plans irrigation and reclamation. George W. French Clerk schedules hearing May to prove claim with witnesses Emerson Hill Alpheus Decker Arthur Butte James W Neott all of Bedrock Montana Franz D Mimactr, Register.
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United States Land Office
Helens
Mont
Patrick Ward
Bedrock
Montana
Emerson Hill
Alpheus Decker
Arthur Butte
James W. Neott
Franz D. Mimactr
Register
Department of the Interior
Helena
Mary Beaver
Dillon
Beaverhead County
R. W
M. M
Geo. W. French
Dist
Adelbert Beaver
Willis
John Anderson
Charles Beaver
Twin Bridges
Justin KE. Morse
Frank D.miracle
First Baldwyn Mogul Engine Reaches Dillon City
Engineer Pat Knowles runs through town with engine No. 1011 from Bald win Locomotive Works Philadelphia. The 0.8. L. company fleet includes 12 new mogul locomotives weighing in for service with a Vanderbilt tank and 8000 gallon water capacity. Fireman J W Burnside assists and Conductor Van Houten oversees the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Knowles
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Knowles
Dillon
Seea
Vanderbilt
J. W. Burnside
van Houten
Russell Rage Promises World Surprise in Bequest Note
Russell Rage declares plans to surprise the world while mentioning a bequest of 85 dollars to a charity. The remark hints at future actions and philanthropic intent without detailing specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Rage
Man's Hand Severely Injured in Wood Splitting Accident
Carl Salmonson, employed by J. E. Morse, was brought to town Wednesday morning with a seriously injured left hand. While splitting wood the ax handle caught his coat, the blow striking the index finger and nearly severing it. doctors have not yet determined if fingers will be saved.
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Carl Salmonson
J. E. Morse
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J. E. Dickey
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E. J. Robson
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Pageville
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Pierce
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DELL
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James Jewell
Harry Smallhorn
Sage Creek
S. M. Me
Desert Land
Gruwell
Trip
Dillon Bakery
Huber Bros
Masonic
John Foster
Krippendorf-Dittman Shoes
Henry Schoenborn
Kunzman
Old University
Dil,lon
Gooch & Coon
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