Cattle and Horses Turned Out on Range in Montana
Local notes from May 7 1902 report many neighbors moving cattle and horses to range as grass turns green. Several Dillon and Melrose residents visit, trade, or relocate tasks while J James Murray introduces a new binder and others travel between Lakeview Monida and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbuns
Wratss
Montana
T. James Murray
Dillon
J. Young
Missouri
J. B. McKinney
Mr. Clifford
Lost Creek
Joe Skinner
F. Aldridge
Glen Gale
Kembich
Steve Kambich
Melrose
Theodore Leipold
Matt Simanich
Michigan
Kambich
Jacob Hartwig
Earle Watts
Fritz Sassman
M. F. French
Fred Hopp
Birch Creek
Curtis Ferguson
Clark Anderson
Fidel Huber
Fred M. Mueller
Gus. Clemens
Mounds
Fred Hansen
Monida
George Lyons
Upper
Madison
F. I. Hanson
H. Wetmore
Narrows
Tabbert
U. S. Fish
J. Blair’s
Lake
H. E. Jewett
Lakeview
Jewett
Dick Murray
Burnside sells ranch and mail route. Lakeview notes
Special correspondence from Laxroraw Montana reports B Burnside sold all Monida interests including the ranch on Modoc Creek and the Monida mail contract to B H Paul. Burnside plans Thunder Mountain trip. Al Forsyth buys Lakeview hotel half interest. Miss Bastion to cook. Various local notes on mills, fashion, cattle, and stage service.
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Laxroraw
Montana
B. Burnside
Monida
Hhis Ranch
Modoc Creek
Monide
Idaho
Woods
Spencer
B. H. Paul
Monrde
Sam
Mr. Paul
Burnside
Thunder Mountain
al Forsyth
Lakeview
Sale of Padley and Mudd butcher business assets
Day notes the sale of interest in the Padley and Mudd butcher business. All debts of the firm to be paid to A. B. Jacobe at the State Bank of Dillon. Advertisement dated Dillon Mont April 30 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padley & Mudd- Butcher
Jacobe
State Bank of
Dillon
Ouas
H. Papiar
Dillon, Mont
Prof Pastore Celebrates His Day This Tuesday
Professor J Pastore marked a birthday on Tuesday the 18th highlighting a personal milestone and local recognition in the community.
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J. Pastore
Aix
End Comes Suddenly Pioneer of Beaverhead County Dies
John R. Selway a famed Beaverhead settler and builder of the first frame house in the county died suddenly at his Dillon home aged 65. He returned from town with butter, asked for a mustard plaster, then suffered heart failure and died within an hour. He leaves a widow and seven children. funeral at M B church.
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Beaverhead County
John R. Selway
Siz O
Dillon
Mr. Selway
England
Thomas M
Robert H. Selway
William B. Carter
W. D. Davis
California
William Buffham
Racine
Wisconsin
Selway
Wyoming
Michigan
M. E. Church
Pioneer's Society
Republican Party
M. B. Church
R. P. Smith
Mountain View Cemetery
Mesers
P. H. Poindexter
J. F. Bishop
Phil Lovell
J. T. Farley
Henry Burfiend
Henry Cushing
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Schilling
Price
Farley Grocery
Avert
Huber Bros
Centennial News
Medicine Lodge
the Tribune
Mephinz
Bedrock
Malaon
Illinois
Lemhi Valley
Salmon
Morrison
Big Hole
Nevada
Muleus
Walter Taylor
H. E. Andrus
Bloody Dick
Jules Guyaz
Shaw
F. M. Andrus
John Roberts
Brenner
Horse Prairie School
Miss Walsh
T. F. Barrett
Sherman Music House
Butte
Tessa
Txissa
Knights OF Pythias
Lima
Messers
C. W
Robison
John Rogers
Harvey Anderson
J. L. Beardsley
O. W. Robison
Russell
Knowles
Dice
Adama
Doyle
Joby Halligan
Red
Imperial
Pope
Bryant
Longfellow
Shakespeare
Moat
Christ
Lincbln
Gettysburg
Oceanic
Japan
India
Lutey Bros
Butte, Mont
Java
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