Ladies knit repair kits for boys with stitched wishes
A local initiative sees ladies crafting small repair kits for boys, each kit bearing embroidered initials and good wishes from Mesdames Anderson, Barton, Birge, Crowell, Cushing, Fyhrie, French, Foote, Graeter, Hanson, McIntosh, Sealander, Sheffield, Teal, Thomas, Tate Taylor, and John Taylor, plus Misses Ball, Grannis, Hater, Hood, Haggerty, Johnson, Kirby, Lewis, Lennox, Morton, Powers, Pyle, Ralston, Smith, and Waldorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Anderson
Barton
Birge
Crowell
Ed Cushing
Fyhrie
French
Foote
A. F. Graeter
Hanson
McIntosh
Sealander
Sheffield
Teal
R. Z. Thomas
Tate Taylor
John Taylor
Jennie Ball
Grannis
Hater
Hood
Mary Haggerty
Minnie Johnson
Kirby
Lewis
Lennox
Morton
Powers
Pyle
Ralston
Annie Smith
Waldorf
Dillon Orchestra and Graduates Program Summary
The program lists the Dillon Orchestra and multiple orations and selections. Speakers include Harry Shannon, Miss Lucy Grannis, Sophie Burfeind, and Hon. B. F. White. Diplomas presented by Hon. Edwin Norris and Hon. B. F. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hooker
Oakdy
Dillon
Harry Shannon
Ola Cornell
Lela
Dillon Symphony Club
Lusste
Cetiee
Edwin Norrin
B. F. White
Dillon Orchestra
Glendale Notes: Local Movements and Returns
Miss Maytie Utley left Glendale for East Helena to visit her sister Miss Belle Utley. Miss M Ida Gearheart, former four year principal, returns to her Pennsylvania home. Miss Naughton of Melrose takes charge of the Ore Camp boarding house. Dave Fansher and Duke Gist voyage to the Big Hole Basin in search of beef cattle. Al Fansher relocates to Butte after years in Glendale. Henry Knippenberg, president of Hecla Consolidated Mining Co., returned from Indianapolis on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maytie Utley
Glendale
East Helena
Belle Utley
M. Ida Gearheart
Pennsylvania
Miss Naughton
Melrose
Ore
Dave Fansher
Duke Gist
Big Hole
al Fansher
Butte
Henry Knippenberg
Hecla Consolidated Mining Co
Indianapolis
Polaris Welcomes New Residents and Post Office
Upper Grasshopper mining town Polaris reports new arrivals from Dillon and the East. The Polaris post office opened recently with thrice weekly mail service. The Polaris mill resumes operation after brief repairs and improvements enhance its appearance and utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cookran
Montana
W. D. Olmstead
Polaris
Dillon
The Lamb Crop Roundup Progress at Auton
Special Correspondence from Auton May 16 notes Miss Edith Decker and Miss Della Bray visiting friends on the Lodge and Prairie. Tony Barrett leads this year’s roundup and will oversee cattle in the Big Hole. rain aids ranges and crops. Lambs appear on every corner as favorable weather continues. Rocky Mountain Bell plans a wire car to connect Butte, Virginia City, Dillon, Bannack, Big Hole Basin, and back to Butte. H Sommers is supervising the line in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarpine
Auton
Edith Decker
Della Bray
Tony Barrett
Bess
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Butte
Bannack
Virginia City
Dillon
Big Hole Basin
H. Sommers
City
Lower Valley residents frightened by false dam break alarm
People in the Melrose and river valley were alarmed Tuesday night by reports that the Montana Power dam had failed. The scare proved unfounded as authorities confirmed no dam breach. Local visitors from Hecla and Melrose attended a Masonic meeting, while two men returned from Big Hole Basin with 820 acres each located. The Hecla smelter resumed Tuesday after weeks idle due to snow road closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Barbour
D.H. McMaster
Hecla
Oscar Wells
O. A. Harvey
Melrose
Dave Fansher
Marmaduke Gist
Big Hole
Hecla Company
Sure Thing for You and the Cascarets Cure Claim
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a guaranteed cure for constipation and sluggish liver with a money refund if not satisfied. It promises druggist availability and pricing 10c 25c 50c, with samples and booklet free.
Triponz Pusursn InA Co Line of Actionery and Office Supplies
Actionery and office supplies line highlighted by Triponz Pusursn Ina Co. in a brief notice. Company emphasizes available products and potential catalog additions for local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triponz Pusursnina Co.’s
Fourth of July Celebration Urges Beav erhead Patriotism
The piece calls Dillon and Beaverhead residents to begin preparations for a grand Fourth of July event. It urges committees, speakers, and ample displays of patriotism with fireworks, drums, and martial music to match or exceed celebrations in other Montana cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana
the Free and
Brave
Beaverhead
Presbyterian Sermon Highlights Naval Warfare Theme
The Presbyterian church plans a Sunday evening sermon on modern naval warfare titled Our Soldiers on the Sea with music including Sailing Sailing Sailing. A note references a fictitious or satirical line about the Spanish fleet and a reward for its recovery. The list of undelivered letters at Dillon post office dated May 14, 1898 is included with several names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sea
McKixxey
Deld
Also Mentioned on This Page
Slater
Miss Lillie
Chase
Bristol
Eee
Grasshopper
Medicine Lodge
Silk
Dillon Implement Co
Presbyterian Church
Alderson
A | Baner
John Brown
We Charles
CW Freeman
Hent Jensen
Carina Johnson
Alber
Macallum Cloutes Co
Offner
J . Patrick
Joesph Bar
H. D. Brainard
F. B. Williams
THE
Kentucky Liquor Store
ANHA
Schlitz
Cleveland
Fish Bro.’s
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