Death of Richard Rock Stock Feeding In the Valley
Special correspondence reports the violent killing of hunter and rancher Richard Rock by his tame buffalo Captain Linsley on his Lake Idaho ranch. The death follows Rock’s long career as a western guide. Also noted are local farm moves and family notices including Will Boatman feeding calves for Dillon and changes at Lakeview properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rock
Tpibune
Dick Rock
Lake
Idaho
West
Captain Linsley
Ita Paate
Mr. Rock
Mr Rock
Will Boatman
Geo. Staudaher
Dillon
Big Hole
W. N. Coburn
Henry Bakerave
Horse Prairie
Montgomery Company
J. Shambow
Burnside
Death of John R Gilbert in Arizona Funeral set for Dillon
John R Gilbert born 1846 in Penzance England died in Kofa Arizona likely from unknown causes. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at Magonia Temple under Masonic auspices. He lived in Dillon since 1890 and held mining posts across California Montana Oregon and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gilbert
First National Bank
Kofa
Arizona
Fred
Kola
Mr. Gilbert
Magonia Temple
John R. Gilbert
Penzance
Cornwall
England
United States
Bargites
Massachusetts
Lake Superior
Calumet
Hecla
California
Gagnon
Col. Thornton
Helena Mining & Reduction Works
Wicks
Dillon
Mexico
Mered
Oregon
King of Arizona
Yuma County
King Solomon Lodge
Helena
Gilbert
W. G. Pomeroy
Masons
Cattle from Powell Estate Driven to Birch Creek
Special correspondence reports Sam Powell estate cattle driven by Will Bradwell and Graeter of Argenta from Melrose to Fred Hopp’s for pasturage. The piece also notes mining equipment moves, railroad worker examinations in Lima, and several local visits by Hartwig, Rueber, Newton, Young, and others from Dillon, Melrose, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Birch Creek
The
TriBune
Will
al. Graeter
Argenta
Sam Powell
Will Bradwell
Melrose A
Fred Hopp
Julius Hartwig
Frank Gransberry
Melrose
McCarty
Steve Kombich
John Smith
George Beehrer
Carl
Surprise party for Mr and Miss Lewis draws large crowd
Special correspondence notes a Saturday night event in Rochester with card play and music. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Vance Brenton Lawlor Maddux Lyons Konen and others. Dorland sang solo, Lawlor songs, refreshments served, and a farewell for Miss Bertha Konen follows school closings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorland
Inomnit
Delano
Weingart Hennessy
White
McLennen
Hash
Ohas
Hadley
Butte
Mrs. Rummans
Train wreck in Virginia leaves two dead after landslide
Passenger train No. 38 on the Southern railway derailed near Covesville Virginia after a landslide. The engine ditched six coaches burned, mail loss is heavy. Killed are Nicholas Town, a porter, and an unknown tramp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Charlottsville
Covesville
Here
Southern Railroading
Nicholas Town
Porter
Signal Corps Attacked by Moros Near Paran-Paran
Brigadier General Davis reports 17 man signal corps detachment attacked by about 200 Moros near Paran-Paran Mindanao. One soldier was killed and the attackers seized the detachment’s transport including four pack mules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Corps
Manila
Davis
Seambonga
Island of
Mindano
Dillon City Council Approves Library Site and Water Proposition
A special meeting approved an appropriation ordinance including police, street, library, and other costs totaling 9 750. Carnegie agent Franks funds 7 500 for the public library building. A library site warrant of 1 200 is ordered. Orr and Miller propose a ten year water works contract delivering 40 000 gallons daily at 150 per month plus 8 and 6 cent rates for additional water, with city pumping, meters, and a 2 million gallon reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrand Miller
M. A. Miller
White
Selway
Best
Knapp
Eliel
Farley
R. A. Franks
Carnegie
City of
Dillon
Free Public Library
S. J. Haines
Frank Eliel
J. D. Ol
Mesars
Maine
Pipitiz
True Economy Baking Powder Ad Warns Against Alum
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Price s cream of tartar baking powder as superior and healthier than alum baking powders. It claims cost differences are minor for a family and warns that alum can spoil flavor and harm health, endorsed by physicians.
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Centennial News
Willie Walker
Jack Shambow
Mr. Shambow
Mr. Walker
Albert . Stamm
Dillow, Mont
Cdenichd
Hamickon Musk
Sweet Dreamt
Farkinson CO
New York, S
Easter Times
John
R. Gilbert
Willis News
Rochester News
E. M. Ellis
Montana
Bridges
A. Ledingham
Vancouver
Washington
George R. Hardesty
Mr. Mitchell
Rae Schaeffer Piano
Cal
Sherman’s
Store
We A
Brundage
Mont
Huber Bros
Kosciusko
Miss
Bob Burt
Phil Newell
Jim Culberson
Amos Rayford
John Jones
Robert Campbell
Library and Water
Dr. Price
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