Sheridan A O U W to Build Town Hall at 3000 Cost
The A O U W lodge plans a town hall this season with foundation laid last summer. They estimate costs between 2500 and 8000 dollars and raise funds by selling stock at 25 dollars per share with 8 percent interest. Local reports note community members and various visits, weather, and church updates.
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Tribune
Sumaman
P. W. Fox
Grace Baker
Centerville
Samaritan Lodge No
Twin Bridges
Quiet Week in Twin Bridges Mining Camp Personalities
Very few attended the dance at Twin Bridges due to bad weather. Residents and visitors from Divide Butte Glendale Melrose and Georgia Gulch are noted in social calls. Frank Young returned from Germany while flocks of sheep moved toward Benton and Butte.
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The
Tribune
Ed. Vance
Butte
Mary Lobseter
Glendale
G. BR. Hardesty
O. McClure
Melrose
Archie Grey
Hecla
Edgar Baker
Twin Bridges
J. E. Beardsley
Tom Garrison
R. B. Rhea
Mrs. Inglis
Georgia Gulch
Anderson
Wits
Frank Young
Germany
Benton
O. Gordon
Woodside
Fritz Sassman
Dillon
Cannon
Glen
Ed. Holder
al. Fassler
Ex Senator Carter Arranges Dillon Stop for Presidential Train
Ex senator Carter writes Dillon mayor to arrange a 16 to 20 minute presidential train stop at Dillon on June 1 as the McKinley party travels from Butte to the Yellowstone trip. He notes no formal speeches, a brief greeting at the depot, and lists prominent officials and press aides accompanying the party. The train will later pass Dillon on return and the trip covers over 10,500 miles with San Francisco reached mid June.
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Washington
D. C
J. E. Morse
Dillon
Mont
Butte
Cortelyou
Beaverhead County
Tnos. H. Canter
Park
Dillo
San Francisco
McKinley
Snow fall and local notices in Lima news
A heavy late May snow dropped about five inches in Lima bringing melted water benefits. Local travel news notes a meat wagon run twice weekly by H. O. Patterson will supply fresh meat to residents. Several relatives travel between Lima Starbuck Ogden and Anaconda visiting families and work shifts.
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Lina
W. F. Gardner
Starbuck
Ore
G. Whiting
Ogden
Utah
O. K. Paul
Anaconda
Preporta
Nathaniel Paul
Lima
H. O. Patterson
Filed for Record In the Clerk and Recorder's Office
Week shows dull business with few records in mining and real estate. Bertha Houliston transfers Beaverhead land to Guild Tong for 200 dollars while Geo H Tong deeds to Ly man Harley for one dollar on the Wake Up Jim quartz claim in Bryant district. Water locations granted to O Willis and Birchdale stock farm. Spearn declares Blue Bird quartz claim. bonds for Samuel Jaggers and D O Wampler filed. Moloyd Bros of Bannack file their filing.
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Bertha Houliston
Minneapolis
Guild Tong
Beaverhead
Geo. H. Tong
Butte
Lyman Harley
Bryant
O. Willis
Birchdale Stock Farm
Arthur W. McCurry
Earl W. Rogers
William H. Spearn
Bloody Dick
Samuel Jaggers
Grant District
D. O. Wampler
Wisdom
Moloyd Bros
Bannack
Ore mine prospect at basin faces bond take up
Dune Wadams visited from Jackson to arrange ore car and rails for a basin mine. Six men worked all winter. shaft reaches 300 feet, drift 100 feet with a 11 percent copper vein four feet wide. Bondholders may assume control and a small mill is ready for shipment. Disgraceful Damsels notes report three local women fined for drunken behavior and quarrels, with justice court reprimands.
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Dune
Wadams
Jackson
Justice Jones
Cbiet Rich
Hie
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