Local notes on schools, renovations, and community events
Weekly column details public hall planning on the second floor, a Magdalen School student away for five months, and Prof. Birchard hosting a summer normal from July 15. It reports church sermons, Children's Day preparations, Orphans' Home improvements, ore prospects, and local business updates. Virginia City Dramatic Company performed Borderland. local bonds debate noted. upcoming Independence Day plans and Madison county Sunday school convention announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Edith Hunter
Magdalen
Birchard
Domand
Mattice
Ohio
Oliver
Sharidan
Comfort
J. M. Page
Helena
King Mill
John Seyler
Jim
Parrot Ditch
Pritchett and
Stone
Virginia City Dramatic Company
Borderland
Joe Albert
M. H. Lott
Rhodes & Miller
Pease Bros
Madison County
Pageville
Mesers Newell
Doran
Beav erhead and Madison Counties News Trim
News letters from Beaverhead and Madison Counties report on local goings on. John Stover recovers, Alma Seybold visits, Chas Patterson brings water records and school laws, H J Patterson to Butte as K P grand lodge delegate, and a fair rainfall. J H McLean Liver and Kidney remedy advertised with local druggist N M White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell. Fen
the Tribune
Drun
John Stover
Alma Seybold
Warm Springs
Ettie Knowles
Chas. Patterson
Dillon
E. McGee
McGee
J. West
H.J. Patterson
Butte
K. of
P. Grand Lodge
J. H. McLean
Mont
Marriages, mining news, and Bannack life in May 1895
Bannack items report the marriage of T. E. Lynne and Mrs. Mary Mossburg at Junction Ida and the Hooper Street union in Salmon City. The Gold Dredging Co. starts a water supply ditch for an electric plant, and the Mountain View mine yields promising ore in Blue Wing. Community notes include new lawn mower use at Dr Meade’s, local business visits, church services, a Dutchman’s coded scare, and rains boosting crops in Beaverhead County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannack
Mesdames
Ed. Gray
Henry Lawson
Salmon City
Ida
Lemhi
Geo. Barrow
T. E. Lynne
Mary Mossburg
Junction
Bluffer
Mountain View
Blue Wing
Scott Coral
Pinkerton
Montana
Grasshopper
Gold Dredging Co
F. B. Sharkey
Glendale
South Medicine Lodge
Sharkey
Dunlap
Butte
Jean Kepler
Spring Gulch
Kirkog
al. Noyes
Joseph Littlefield
Dillon
M. Watts
Argenta
Johnny Bowman
Wm. Eby
Polaris
Duncan
G. D. Co
I. L. Graves
W. Martin
Salt Lake
Purley
Best
Yellow Jacket
Salmon River
McDonald
Chicago
Dr. Meade
Virginia City
The
Monitor
Lyon
Grandma” Lyon
Madison Valley
Ireland
James Hooper
Tillie Street
Ottawa
Hooper
Pahsimari River
Lemhi County
M. 1
Smith
Lima
Wm. Lee
S. L. Graves
Philip Miller
Bald Mountain
Helena
John O'Leary
Kent
Mike Kelly
G. O. Co
Lenkersdorfer
Geo. Lenkersdorfer
Golden Leaf
Frank Sears
Jack Frost
Rafe Mathewa
Jack Courtney
Pipe Stone Springs
Jefferson County
Col
Bill Lee
Tate Taylor
Beaverhead County
Marriage of Maria Olstead and George Barrogg in Dillon
Local notices report the marriage of Spring Mountain ranchman Geo Barrogg and Dillon resident Miss Maria Olstead. Olstead has lived with J Metlen’s family for years and is well esteemed. The commencement program is at the printer and will be issued next week. Assessor Noyes interviews Bannack property owners as he nears year’s assessment.
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Trrevnz
Noyes
Bannack and
Vicinity
Dillon
Geo. Barrogg
Spring Mountain
Idaho
Maria Olstead
Court Notes Reveals Citizenship Grants and Legal Proceedings
A special district court term reports Charles Solefsky obtaining final citizenship papers. Motions include Nyhart et al v Pennington venue transfer to Madison County granted. Contempt case Flynn ex rel Wilson adjourned to June 10. Multiple probate and homestead filings plus desert entries and final proofs noted.
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District Court
Charles Solefsky
Germany
Nyhart
al Va
Jos
Thos. Flynn
Geo. A. Highsmith
Kate Monahan
Dillon
George Barrows
Lemhi County
Idaho
Anna Maria Olstead
Michael
Soren P. Nelson
Fox
Big Hole Basin
John Knoch
Currie E. Dixon
Fox Postoffice
Jas. Re Abrams
Argenta
Jury list for June term court includes twenty five names
The issued list names twenty five citizens serving as trial jurors for the June term. Separately an ad notes stock diseases impacting farmers and promotes Dr. J. H McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment available from N. M. White, Dillon, Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. P. Murray
L. A. Harkness
Jas. Bateman
J. W. Seybold
M. S. Herr
Geo. Buck
Ed. C. Smith
C. R. Brown
Alph. Decker
Wm. Kimball
Geo. Knapp
B. B. Briggs
Isaac Edinger
F. D. Baily
P.E. Poindexter
A. H. McVeigh
E. Zorn
Jorger Jorgerson
X. Rendy
R. J. Moore
Ed. Kinney
D. H. Noble
W. Francis
H.N. Virden
John C. Brenner
Alex. Singer
John Streich
A. F. Kline
F. M. Oannard
J. H McLean
N. M. White
Dillon
Mont
Death at Paxton's sheep camp shocks community
Charles Hendeée died suddenly at Paxton's sheep camp last Saturday. He was about 47 years old and had been working there only a short time. Authorities note the death occurred at the camp and investigation is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hendeée
Paxton
Durrant Faces Fresh Trial Evidence In Stiok Offense
San Francisco reports reveal new witnesses for Theodore Durrant in the forthcoming superior court trial. Miss Willis will recount a prior church library incident with Durrant in which he escorted her to a room, returned nude, and she escaped. The testimony aims to explain bloodless stains on Durrant’s clothing after Minnie Williams’s murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Miss Willis
Blanche Lamont
Durrant
Minnie Williams
Hartman Announces West Point and Annapolis Appointments
Congressman Hartman released selections for military academies through Montana. Ray H. Fenner of Virginia City will attend West Point with G. E. Kumpe of White Sulphur Springs as alternate, and F. M. Oster haul of Helena to Annapolis with Ward Wartman of Helena as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Hartman
West Point
Anapolis
Ray H. Fenner
Virginia City
G. E. Kumpe
White Sulphur Springs
F. M. Osterhaul
Helena
Annapolis
Ward Wartman
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Safer For Children Says Advert
There is no danger from this disease when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is freely given. It liquefies the mucus and aids its expectoration. It also lessens severity and frequency of coughing and speeds recovery. Safe for babies and children as it contains no injurious substance. For sale by N M White, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. White
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U.S. Gov't Report
J. H. Meran
Missouri River
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Kansas City
F . T. Colurna
Kipfer
Dillon, ‘Mont
Marina
Victor Np Remington
Fidel Huber, Magr
County News Letters
ING Towns
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
Ternely
TWIN
Bridges
Ounrtz
Bilufer
Dov Meade
Waurrr
Dillon, Mont
Petit Jury
Trrmunh
Outfitters
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