Town Notes From Red Rock and Loss of Winter Hardship
The column records May reports from Red Rock and Lima with arrivals, cattle and horse trades, mill and warehouse activity, and weather woes. It notes shipments by Jules Guyot and California partners, John Taylor returning behind the counter, and a Lima lodge ball with a notable banquet and decoration. It also covers Rexburg political club activity and Twin Bridges social events and school openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep Rock
James Meyers
Shineberger Ward
Ee Hill
Bannack
Cavendish
Salmon City
Lemhi
Young
Buck
Hill
W. L. MacIntosh
Frank Billingsly
M. A. Henneberry
Jules Guyot
California
Missoula
John Taylor
Hills
John
Brenner
Horse Prairie Butchering Co
Butte
Euley Tre Roas
W. T. Murphey
Mr. Berger N. G
Indy
Lodge
A. ‘T. Hungate
Bannock Thodge No
D. D. GM
Beaverhead County
A. L. Mauk
Wyoming
Jas.’ Nesbit
Union Pacfic
Lima
John Seyler
G. B. Wheat
Ditton
Edward Edghill
Puller Springs
Geo. Leonard
H.L. Smith
Mills
Dhe
OG. W. Birchard
Templar
Katie Dempsey
Gardiner Pease
Parshad White
Katie Comfort
Caleb Eldred
Wn. Rhodes
Edith Hunter
Sentinel
Canfiell
Point of Rocks
Onu
Messrs
Thos, Chambers
Geo. Pitcher
Miller
Fred Cantor
Armstrong Ranch
George Blackman
Silver Star
Iron Rod School
Harry Comfort
Frank Bowman
Nicholia
Idaho
Dillon
Wm. Rhodes
Judge Lott
Howells Leads Cosmopolitan as Editor in Chief May Issue
The May Cosmopolitan showcases Mr Howells editorial leadership with a table of contents featuring a posthumous James Russell Lowell poem Henry James Frank Stockton and essays by Roosevelt Halstead Hale and Higginson among many literary figures alongside artists such as Remington Chase and Rhead. A Montana coal output report by Prof Mortson notes 1891 production around 582000 short tons with Park County leading and Armington mine development expanding. Sheridan reports lively conditions Captain Mueller named chief car service clerk Missouri Pacific, plus railroad and highway developments across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichoiia
Chas. Flynn
Viola Mining and Smelting Company
Nicholin
London
B. Smith
Butte
I. M. Cole
Montana
Mr. Cole
Howells
Litera Orii
James Russell Lowell
Henry James
Frank Stockton
Hamlin Garland
Prof
Langley
Smithsonian
Theodore Roosevelt
Murat Halstead
Maward Everett Hale
Vof Emund Chance Stedman
John , Hay
Brander
Matthews
Milton Wilcox
Gertrude Smith
Edgar Fawcett
Sarah Orne Jewett
Lilla Cobat Perry
Luther G. Billings
Thomas Wentworth
Higginson
Mr. Howells
Walter Crane
William M. Chase
Reinhart
Church
Wilson de Meza
Frederic Remington
J. W. Kemble
Dan Beard
George Wharton Edwards
Henry Sandham
Charles Howard Johnson
Louis J. Rhead
O. A. Mortson
Department of Statistics
Washington
Park County
Cascade
Armington
Sand Coulee Coal Company
Great Falls
Crown and Scepter Observations From Global Rulerships
The report notes Emperor William of Germany taking to English cooking after a visit to England. The Cairo exhibition under Egypt’s khedive receives a boost. Spain's queen regent declines a $100000 annual jointure, preferring her own fortune to cover needs. China’s court resists Western studies while the empress studies French with a priest. Ex-Queen Isabella of Spain receives $150000 yearly but remains in debt, and the July queen is described as tall and pretty with broad learning and languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Germany
England
Egypt
Cairo
Spain
Giant Krupp Gun Shipments and European Military Advances
The report describes a 118 ton war gun sent to Sebastopol aboard a warship, a new Austrian military school for practitioners, the explosive Armericanite far more powerful than dynamite, Bosno Herzegovinian troops drawing Vienna’s admiration for physique and gear, and Krupp’s 270000 pound gun in Essen with a 1017 inch caliber, 44 foot barrel and twelve mile range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastopol
Vienna
Krupp
Easen
Germany
Iaos
Emergency first aid tips from Professor Wilder
Practical notes on handling injuries and poisonings. Compress bleeding above or below wounds as appropriate. Remove ear debris with tepid water and avoid inserting tools. Dip burned skin in cold water and cover destroyed skin. Induce vomiting for poisoning and avoid rubbing eyes. Do not attempt risky measures like smothering fires with carpets. inhale smoke by staying low when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Wilder
Loyalty and vanity in human conduct
A reflective note on friendship and character. It contrasts shallow first impressions with lasting virtue and suggests a masquerade to life. The piece touches on wealth as a cushion against troubles, while noting a soft spot in everyone persists beyond intellect.
Butte Firm Promises Ready Samples and Prices
In a three month old business, a local seller invites customers to write for samples and prices. The firm pledges full, quick information, best value at a reasonable profit, and a commitment to serving families reluctant to travel for spring shopping.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Tribune
Red Rock
Jacon
Nichollia, Idaho
Odd Fellowship
Odd Felows
Lima Lodge No. 45
Gallagher
J. H. Nesbit
R.A. Sullivan
Dil
Melroke
Minnesa
Nora Talty
Sheridan
David Reese
Gibbonsville
Robert Hoffman
Hol. Moverly
J. W. Milton
Dave Brenton
May Maddux
Pocatello
Lunn
Rexburg
Rexnore
Ida
Ross
Breckenridge
W. D. Williams
Republican Club
Idaho Falls
Phil Sheridan Republican Club
Gen. Roberts
Fenn
Phil Sheridan
Paes
Preset
Montpelier
Thomas Douglas
Douglas
Jack Asa
Messars H. P. Hannigar
A. G. Thurman Club
B.J. Lavery
Jeffersonian Club
Blackfoot
F. Blayek
Kaintuck
Lavery Brothers
Smith
H. B. Garrety
Bingham County
O. Lanarati
Twis Barpees
Mont
Madison Co
Rochester
Chapman and Robbins
J. FE. Deckey
R. W. Pate
John Wilhart
Chas
Beeler
Jones
Thore
Chapman
Fish Creek
Moose Creek
Big Hole River
Brown
R. W. Pag
Canada
Ireland
Frances
Edgar A. Poe
Alexander Dumas
Charles Reade
William Carbeum
Theoden Redtorner
Guy de Maupassant
Kate Upson Clark
Chirk
Nance Publishing Company
Clinton Hall
Astor Place
New York
Alta. G. Mueller
Missouri Pacific Railroad
M. M. Thompson
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Norfolk
Wilmington
Charlestom
South Carolina
A. A. Gaddis
HE. Young
Tupper
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Whetstone
Sisseton Reservation
Wilmot
Railoads
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
M. H. Avery
Western Division
J. A. Linberry
J. H. Parish
George McClain
Cape -Cqd
Ting
Priestley
Onyx
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