Mining Camp Letters From Silver Stag Briefly Recap Local News
Special to the Tribune from Silver Stag recounts visits and travel among residents. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Justin Butler of Whitehall and Mrs. B C Leyson of the Green Campbell mine. Messages note mining business, trips to Butte, and local friendly calls.
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Justin Butler
Whitehall
L. G. Foster
J. Votter
B. C. Leyson
Green Campbell
Kate Summers
Butte
J. T. Curran
Sheridan
Menkin
Blackstone
Harry Remich
John Manning
Iron Red
Smoky City
Hanson, Miller
Donovan
Manning
Snow Storm Delays Lima Court Attachment Suit
Lima May 3 a severe snow storm hits the area while a crowd fills court for an attachment suit before Justice Bray. Plaintiff C T Kemp wins. defendant G W Downey ordered to pay $25.15 plus costs as a six man jury returns the verdict.
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Lima
L. C. Ford, Jr
Peat Anderson
Sam Smith
Kansas
Justice of the Peace Bray
C. T. Kemp
G. W. Downey
Peet Anderson
L. C. Ford
R. Vance
OC. Jolson
B. Burnside
Dell News Bulletin Reports Snow and Local Affairs
Several inches of snow fell in the mountains Tuesday night causing difficult crossings. Mrs. Clark McNinch is ill at home. S. S. Carruthers of Dillon visited recently. Most of Dell went to Dillon for court. Many residents bought game licenses for firearms, arguing it is cheaper than fines.
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Frank Nelson
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Dell
Clark McNinch
S. S. Carruthers
Dillon
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
J. Russell Hill
Barrie Street
Kingston
Ontario
Imperial Knights’ Federation League of Kingston
Graeter Grocery Co
R. L. Wilbur
California
Beaverhead County
Sugar City
Idaho
Wilbur
Point of Rocks
Willis Head Injury After Bronco Kick In Local News
Willis May 3 article notes Walter Peterson broke a bronco and was kicked on the head leaving a small gash but not serious. Others visit for horses, a dance is planned at Mrs Reichles hall, and locals comment on sugar loaf mountain ice cap. Sympathy offered to F Lamourach and family.
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Williis
James Haining
John W. Sutherland
Levi Cartier
Birch Creek
Will
Math Polich
Jacob Hartwig
Brown’s Gulch
Tessa
Lamour
Khunie Saw Mill resumes as cattle begin summer range
At Pollaris on May 3, Robert Khunie restarted his saw mill with several weeks of work expected. Ranchers drive beef cattle to the Grasshopper summer range, where all cattle are reportedly sold. Reports note a dangerous horse disease and recent horse losses.
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Khunie
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Pollaris
Robert Khunie
B. R. Stevenson
Wisdom
George Metlen
Nels Nelson
Dillon
Mulany
L. Kruger
Melrose News Closes School Year with Events and Visits
Grandpa Hungate remains gravely ill at home after a stroke. Oscar Wells and R E Dutch return from Butte. Frank Byrne visits Melrose. he now works in Cooke City mines. Schools close May 5 with a student entertainment and dance to raise funds for a school piano. Arbor Day trip to Columbia Gardens, Butte, offered with free excursion for pupils. Hoffman district closes May 8 with Miss Agnes Grady returning to Butte.
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MeLroSe
Grandpa Hungate
Oscar Wells
R. E. Dutch
Butte
Frank C. Byrne
Byrne
Cooke City
Montana
Robbin's Hall
Melrose School
Columbia Gardens
Hoffman
Agnes Grady
Miss Ora Scott Visits at Excelsior Ranch
Pageville May 3 Miss Ora Scott of Butte has been visiting her sister at the Excelsior ranch this past week. R K Baird delivered books in the neighborhood last week. Mr Baird formerly ran a local blacksmith shop. Rev and Mrs Badcon from Sheridan were mentioned in the notice.
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Paceville
Ora Scott
Butte
Excelsior Ranch
R. K. Baird
Baird
Page Family Hosts Celebrate 71st Birthday Surprise
Last Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Page joined in a family birthday surprise for 71st birthday honoree who was entertained around dinner. Genial Mike, longtime local peddler, noted for friendly reception, visited the area. Miss Mary Redfield returned from Belgrade visit. Geo Utley, Helena High pupil, expected home soon. Harley Thompson of Twin Bridges Lumber passed through en route to Dillon. Mr. Grey works on his place improving land. Ira Williams to move into new cabin on H. A. Redfield ranch. Mrs. Tovey of Twin Bridges to organize a large pianoforte class nearby.
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R. W. Page
W. R. Page
Mike
Mary Redfield
Belgrade
Geo. Utley
Helena
Harley Thompson
Twin Bridges Lumber
Dillon
Grey
Ira Williams
H. A. Redfield
Normal College Notes Highlights At Bosco
Anita Newcomb McGee to lecture May 16 on A Woman's Experience in the Japanese Army. Miss Esther Sutherland elected to Red Lodge school. Miss Anderson and Miss Campbell in Lewis town district. Seniors gain state posts. Gertrude Chambers named class bride. Arbor Day plans grow. final exams wrapped. rumors of Seniors returning for manual training.
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Anita Newcomb McGee
Assembly
Edna Schrader
Will Chapman
Mamie McIntosh
Esther Sutherland
Red Lodge
Miss Anderson
Campbell
Lewistown
Dr. Swain
Miss Carson
Miss Mott
General Assembly
Gertrude Chambers
National Good Roads visit to Butte by engineers
During this month Butte will host 15 to 20 members of the National Good Roads association and several government engineers from the office of public roads inquiries.
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Butte
National Good Roads Association
Government Office of Public Roads
Billings Family Pledges $5000 to YMCA Building Fund
The Frederick Billings family of New York has notified the YMCA building fund committee of a $5000 subscription. The committee reports $20000 subscribed of the proposed $25000 goal.
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Frederick Billings
New York
Y. M. C. A. Building Fund
Fitzhugh Lee Dies After Apoplexy on Train to Washington
General Fitzhugh Lee U S A retired and Virginia figure dies in Providence hospital Washington after apoplexy on a Boston to Washington train. He was 68, conscious until moments before death, recognized his brother, and left behind a wife and five children. He had served from frontier times through Civil War and Spanish American War.
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Daniel Lee
Fitz-Hugh Lee
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Havena
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Carnegie Aids Professors with Ten Million Gift
Andrew Carnegie pledges ten million dollars to fund annuities for aging or disabled college professors in the United States Canada and Newfoundland. US Steel bonds worth ten million dollars are moved to trustees to create a donor foundation. MIT President Pritchett and Frank Vanderlip to gather data for the board meeting on November 15.
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Andrew Carnegie
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
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Canada
Newfoundland
United States Steel Corporation
Board of Trustees
Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Vanderlip
Carnegie
Livestock Show at Birchdale Stock Farm Near Dillon
Twenty head first class young bulls Shorthorns and Herefords can be seen at Birchdale Stock Farm eight miles from Dillon For particulars and prices call or address J E Morse 1731 Dillon Mont.
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Birchdale
Dillon
J. E. Morse
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