Flowers in Bloom and Local Happenings at Medicine Lodge
Special Correspondence from Mepronis Lopes, Mont describe blossoming hills after showers, new home progress by W O Templin, land clearing by Jules Guyaz, and oil claims rising nearby. Nels Nelson hires Danish laborers, Pat Conners trains saddle horses, and Tessa and the writer enjoy flowers on a ranch. Dentists and travelers from Dillon and Silver Star visits noted as spring activity continues.
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The
Tribune
Mepronis Lopes
Mont
Tessa
W. O. Templin
Horse Prairie
John Jack
Pat Conners
Nels Nelson
Horse Prairie Creek
Jules Guyaz
T. B. Craver
U. S. Agricultural Department
Marriage Ties R M Co Manager to Butte Bride
Frank Inabrit, manager of the R. M. Co., marries Miss Jennie Smith of Butte in Butte last week. They returned to Rochester to settle, while Miss Rose Lyons departs for Butte for two months, likely to oversee the Dorland hotel on return. The Elgin mine machine arrives, with 8. O. McClure slated as manager as work starts. The All Star Dramatic Company performed to large crowds, followed by a late dance. Miss Emily of Viavi treatments lectured here and hopes to return.
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Rookster
Montana
Frank Inabrit
R. M. Co
Jennie Smith
Butte
Inabrit
Rose Lyons
Miss Lyons
Dorland
Elgin
Melrose
O. McClure
All Star Dramatic Company
Emily
Spring Opens and Valley News From Lakeview Montana 1902
Spring arrives as snow recedes and cattle graze in green pastures. A local marriage unites John Jones and Dora Walton at Long Creek with about fifty neighbors attending. Lester Shambow joins the U S Navy, and Joe Smith enlists with Montana troops. Illness spreads through families, and rumors A store may open at Lakeview after land sale. Community notices cover post office changes and travel by wagon.
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TriBunl
Laxavirw
Montana
Lake
John Jones
Dora Walton
Monida
San Francisco
Cal
Lev. Shambow
Joe Smith
Farmer Smith
Sam
la Grippe
George Shambow
F. I Hanson
Baby
Culver
Matt
J. A. Jones
Mr. Jones
Hageville
Iowa
George,Shambow
Mrs. Kent
Washington
Lakeview
E. A. Bailey
R. D. Freeman
Lima
Harman Reis
Fred Hanson
Robert Boatman
Hayden
Angora goats show promise for Montana industry
The author argues Angora goat raising can profit Montana farmers, citing small experiments in Park county and Flathead county. He compares Angoras to sheep, noting lower mortality, easier herding, and year round browsing potential, urging Beaverhead county trials to prove profitability. Castro Rams.
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Montana
Flathead
Park County
Sam Forney
Elbow Creek
Yellowstone
Livingston
Woodhamga
For
Stony Creek
Billy
Beaverhead
Arrests Recorded For April and May Drunkenness
The report lists multiple arrests for drunkenness on April 27 and April 29 with bonds set at ten dollars for Joe Doe John Courtney Jane Doe and John Mendel. J L Fisher is described as a troublemaking Missouri barber sent away after a brief jail stay. Sam Estes is noted as arrested for drunkenness on May 1.
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Joe Doe
Stone
John Courtney
Oliver
Jane Doe
J. L. Fisher
Fisher
Missouri
Dillon
Butte
John Mendel
Sam Estes
Bowman resigns as Helena banker to join Great Falls firm
E. J. Bowman assistant cashier at American National bank Helena resigns to become assistant cashier at First National bank of Great Falls. Bowman leaves May 3 or 4 after a career at Exchange National of Spokane and a year at Dillon’s First National. The move advances his national banking standing.
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Helena
Bowman
Dillon
E. J. Bowman
American National Bank
First National Bank of Great Falls
Northwestern
Exchange National Bank of Spokance
Montana
First National Bank of
Keerl Pleads Not Guilty in Milwaukee Beer Hall Murder
Helena J. Keerl pleads not guilty to first degree murder in district court for the April 11 shooting of Thomas Chrystal at a Milwaukee beer hall. Trial set for June 30. defense expected to hinge on temporary insanity.
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Helena
Keerl
Thos. Chrystal
Milwaukee Beer Hall
Tnal
Spring Fever Strikes Local High School Students
The senior class and other students engage in various activities this week. Guy Finsley leaves school to work on the high school building while Homer Harrison and Walter Taylor take ranch jobs. Fred Woodworth earns money selling button pictures. Rev. Cope delivers a talk on Spring Fever and botany students seek plant analysis materials. Arthur Graeter gains business experience by managing books at Anderson & Mudd. Several boys show strong enthusiasm for leaving school early in a lighthearted mood.
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Guy Finsley
Homer Harrison
Walter Taylor
Fred Woodworth
Rev. Cope
Arthur Graeter
Anderson & Mudd
Entertainment Tonight at Dart's Hall by All Star Comedy Co
A benefit event for Company F at Dart's Hall on Monday May 5 features The All Star Comedy Co headed by Mr and Mrs Alcedo with a troupe of finished artists and the Wonderful Kineo graph. Tickets list prices 250 600 and 750 and seating is available at the post office.
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Dart’s Hall
All Star Comedy Co
Alcedo
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Mr. Deskin
Silver Star
J. E. Woods
Jack Trippett
Denver
Colorado
Rochester News
Mrs. Smith
Ed Raffach
A. J. Dorland
Willis News
Fritz Sassman
Tirbune
Wils
J. Alerton
George Beecher
Jacob Hartwig
Mary Sosa
M. F. French
Christian Reuber
Hecla
Jaspar Hauser
D. McF. Kennedy
Lost Creek
John Ewing
Apex
Beulah Holder
Schaeffer Piano
Sherman's Music Store
Onntana
E. A. Soridure
Centennial News
Stoc
Lutey. Bros
Maine
Fancy Small
Dimon Tripone
Lutey Bros
Butte, Mont
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