Local Notes From Pageville and Area Echoes
Special correspondence reports residents traveling for business and health, with visits from W R Page, C L Utley, J M Page, and others. Tree planting and home beautification plans noted, plus a sudden illness for Elmer Page and a wintry weather memory referencing a old song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Pageviler
W. R. Page
Whitehall
C. L. Utley
Twin Bridges
J. M. Page
Judge Hoat
Hartt
Virginia City
Elmer Page
Dillon
Henry Utley
Glendale
Ford Burtob
Mattie Utley
Al Graeter Reports From Argenta Thursday Trinonn Job
Al Graeter came down from Argenta on Thursday. The Trinonn department ran nearly all night Wednesday. Tom Pisree and wife have returned.
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al Graeter
Argenta
Trinonn
Tom Pisree
Soldier brothers greet departing unit on Helena train
John Shesser travels from Horse Prairie to observe the troop departure for Helena. He spots his brother in blue uniform standing on the platform with a musket as the soldiers begin their journey away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Shesser
Horse Prairie
Helena
Uncle Sam
Dillon Sees Grand Sendoff for Company E Volunteers
Montana volunteers from Dillon depart for Butte and then Helena to join camp for 24 hours. A brass band led a civic procession through town as 40 men of Company E, with Civil War veterans bearing flags, marched from Armory Hall to the depot amid cheers, tears, and strong patriotic fervor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte
Helena
Dillon
Armory Hall
Fred J. Bird
Dillon Brass Band
Robert Buchanan
Montana Volunteers
Thos. Laughridge
Jorzephus
Rich
Dillon High School
List of names from historical record fragment
A fragment lists numerous individuals in a string of surnames and given names including Walter, Allen, Osborn, McIntosh, Gray, Wynes, Peterson, Crowell, Frisch, Lorenz, Cushing, Taylor, Felt, Johnson, Fyhrie, Hauk, Loudis, Banks, Cashmore, McQuarry, Anderson, Brown, Conger, and others. The context or relation among these individuals is not specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Banks
Alt. Cashmore
John H. McQuarry
Andy Anderson
W. D. Brown
W. H. Mace
Ray 8
Conger
Dewey’s Battle Ends Spanish Fleet in Manila Harbor
The Manila dispatch reports Commodore Dewey’s squadron destroyed the Spanish fleet at Manila harbor. Three ships burned, one sunk, others hors de combat. Reina Maria Christina blown up. Admiral Montejo transfers flag to Isle de Cuba. land batteries silenced after heavy bombardment. about 400 Spaniards killed and forts still firing as US ships return to Cavite.
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New Youk
the Herald Today
Manila
Dewey
Manila Harbor
Admiral Montejo
Matilas Bay
Cavite
Olympia
Montejo
Isle de Cuba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Porren D. & Mp
Bol Props
Boston
LIMA
Maggie Sullivan
Salt Lake
H. Ray
Monida
Paul & Burnside
Pageville
Dillon and Vicinity
DEW Wey
Manilla
Dillon Implement Co
Valencia
Army of Occupation
Washington
Seventh Cavalry
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Infantry
Philippine Army of Occupation
Honea Kona
Hona Kona
Philippines
Hricsson
Key West
Ericsson
Washineiron
Tampa
Cuba
Cape Verde
Cadiz
Lonvor
Gibraltar
Malaga
Spain
Desert Lana
United Pee Land Office A
Mont
Jasper N. Idee
Hats
John W. Elliott
Wisdom
Ea. Holisence
Ax Kram
H. D. Brainard
F. B. Williams
Kentucky Liquor Store
Adanea Soft Drinks
Natal
Schlitz
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