Beaverhead County Neighbors Report Busy Week Notes
Regular correspondence from Beaverhead County details primary meeting results with M. D. Rice L. L. Ford and J. G. Baily elected to county convention and a Carter Mantle Hartman endorsement. Lima lodge activities include a large mandolin event at the opera house followed by social games and a late supper. Reports from Bannack, Rap Rock, Fox, and surrounding areas cover mining operations, stagecoach activity, new arrivals, a stamp mill, and plans for July celebrations with numerous local names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lia
M. D. Rice
L. L.ford
J. G. Baily
W. D. Clyne
W. F. Gardner
T. K. Coker
Carter
Mantle
Hartman
L. C. Ford
O. W. Gray
Lima Lodge
FP. Smith
M. W Googi
Bessie Singer
Vandervort
Griffin Moncbessu
Mra. Gee, Knox
Lillie Griffin
Mr. Jas
Griffin
Alex. Singer
W. S. Smith
Callie Gray
Nihel Singer
Arthur Singer
Spring Coe
Allie Hammond
Cath Laraw Bane
Sada
Hopkins
Sam Jones identity and regional mining notes in Wisdom
Special correspondence notes the guessed identity of Sam Jones in Wisdom, confirms the person is present in the city, and mentions good beef cattle markets and an expected strong hay and grass crop. It reports mine activity near the valley with Zorn & Smith contracting to build a 5 stamp mill, supplying 400 tons of ore valued at 40 to 60 dollars per ton.
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FOX
The
Tribune
John Wenger
Silver Bow
Wm. Christianson
Ed. Hart
Wenger
Silas Dishno
Charley Majors
Grasshopper
Warm Springs
Gibbonaville
Idaho
Turkot
War Springs
Nels Nelson
Martin Sorenson
Dixon
Fournier
Mike Swanson
Noyes Bros
Turner & Zorn
Maynard Bros. & Co
Meyera
Dan Chapman
Ed Mayers
Tom Mulaney
Lake ‘Creek
Ajax
Willie Stanchfield
J. E. Morse
Tom Poindexter
Wm. Packard
Walkererville
Hattie M. Noyes
Wisdom
Sam Jones
Sam
Big Hole
Steele Creek
Messrs. Zorn & Smith
Anaconda
Syne
Zorn & Smith
County Republicans elect delegates at Saturday meeting
About twenty five to thirty Republicans met in the court room last Saturday night to choose delegates for the county convention. T. J. Murray chaired and the officers elected included J. E B. Morse as chairman, H. J. Burleigh secretary, W. Foote assistant secretary, D. I. Steinhardt, John T. Yoo and H. J. Thompson as judges, with H. J. Thompson as judge's clerk. Nominations were balloted with nine delegates and nine alternates chosen, listing a lengthy slate of names including Al Jaichson and E. J. Conger among the alternates and J. M. Morse among the delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Murray
County Central Committee
J. E B. Morse
H. J. Burleigh
WF. E. Foote
D. I. Steinhardt
John T. Yoo
H. J. Thompson
H. J
Little Knip Triumphs In Quarter Mile Race
The four year old son of Will Knippenberg of Glendale wins a quarter mile sprint against F A Bell in a crowd pleasing race. The infant racer rode a small wheel and finished about twenty feet ahead as the clock shows 1 08 3 5 for the distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Will Knippenberg
Glendale
Little Knip
Knipnenberg
F. A. Bell
Knip
Isa
Jersey Union
Theat
Bell
March King Sousa Finishes Opera for De Wolf Hopper
John Philip Sousa, famed conductor and “March King,” has completed an opera for De Wolf Hopper after a week of enthusiastic receptions at Auditor ium. He lauds the Kimball piano as first class in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Philip Sousa
de Wolf Hopper
Chicago Tribune
Brightside School Aids Homeless Boys Needs Your Help
The Earnest Christian urges support for Brightside, a Denver based industrial training school for homeless and neglected boys. It notes 60 000 boy tramps in the United States and promotes Brightside as the only school offering home education and manual training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Christian
Denver
Colorado
Brightside
United States
Exclusive Clothing and Furnishing Goods House Offers New Styles
An invitation urges readers to visit and view tailor made garments and new styles at low prices. It promises a wide Southern Montana selection including Comets and Cheviot shirts and highlights special attractions unavailable elsewhere.
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Kupfer’s
C. P
Rebecca
F. Huber, Mer
Fuhrie
Montana
Pickman Building
Montana ST
Dillon, Montana
N. B
Holcomb
Kate Holcoms
Bannack Street
Dillon
Mont
Newbro
Union Pacific
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
New York
Boston
New York City
EV. Maze
Butte
Beaverhead County
Newsy
the Tribune
Lima
Red Rock
Nero
Rap Rock
O. M. Best
C.D. House
C. E. Farnsworth
E. Hill
Salt Lake
I. & M. Stage Co
Concord
N. H
Nora
I Pretty
J. H. Stabler
J. O. Brenner
Charlie
Horse Prairie
Phil. McArdle
Cudahy Packing Co
M. C. Jones
Paxton & Gallagher
Omaha
C. D.house
Jones
Bannack
A. Decker
J. H. Shefer
Plain View Ranch
Tim Dore
Salmon
Colo
Sam Best
Buffalo
L. C. Fyhrie
Meade Hotel
Chris Snyder
Excelsior
H. Meade
W. Tate Taylor
Price
Lee
Robt
Kuhm
Fred North
Elk Horn District
Mr. Chardler
Wizard of
the North
McDonald
H. J. Reiling
Burt Edwards
Meade & Co
Chas. -Micus’ Hall
Big Hole Basin
U.S. Gov't Report
W. W. Kimball Company
Kimball
Western
Missoula
Bozeman
Livingston
Billings
Theoold Dillon National Bank
Main Streets
Knights of the Maccabees
C. C. Barnett
C. Hammond
Cdélza Smith
Rich Este
Esa Les
J.T. Cox Cornet Bolo
Seeeedty
Ay Sullivan
J. Hirschman
Missouri
Wm. Calloway
Knights
Racs Lamont
Sawyer, May
Comets
N. E
Dillon, Mont
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