Damages to Pay Sparked by Lima Dam Cut
After flood caused by a 3x3 foot trench instead of the contracted 30 by 20 feet, residents question responsibility. Sheriff Haines supervised work. committee faces potential lawsuits as to damages. Montana gold prospects, local mining notes, and mining activity also summarized.
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Lima
E. T. Marring
Messrs
Reinhardt and
Dart
Dillon
Jos. Shineberger
Red Rock
Marring
Haines
Prospectors Locate Cement Gravel Deposits in Peterson Area
Mining notes report Joe W. Bush and associates shifted from gravely range to a site about a mile from cement gravel deposits in Peterson near Bulch opposite Pendar vis ranch on Upper Ruby. Bush expresses optimism about finding good pay ground with a foreign wash capped over and hidden, thoroughly cemented, with satisfactory depth and potential returns averaging around $4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe W. Bush
Roomor
Gravely
Peterson
Bulch
Pendarvis Ranch
Upper
Ruby
Madisonian
Bush
Deppe
Memorial day program and services announced
Inspection of Co. E memorial events set for Memorial Day at Armory Hall and local grounds. Public parade at 2 pm, flag salute, brigade inspection at high school, 3 pm services at Armory, 4 pm march to graveyard with notation of invited posts and choir participation. Stores urged to close by 11 for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E
Pickman
Armory Hall
E. J. Conger
Stedman Post
G. A. Ri
Springfield rifle issue for militia tied to band strength
An initiative plans to issue Springfield rifles to militia if more are available than the regular army can use. An invitation asks flower donations for Decoration Day, to be coordinated by Captain Crowell at the Armory hall. Outdoor drill was dampened by rain and a brief hail shower despite prior optimism. Vacancies in non commissioned staff were filled. new roster lists M Mann as first sergeant and others as sergeants and corporals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crabtree
Chicago
N. W. Gen. Electric Co
Bob
Eva McGinley
Opera House
Silver’ Bow
Mosars
Mauldin
Dillon
Joseph Shineberger
Emerson Hill
Red Neck
Lima
Union Pacific Railroad
Bee Hive
Manger Dart
George
Crowell
Armory Hall
Havelor
Monroe Mann
John Garner
W. G. Peterson
School board awards firewood contract and fills vacancies
At a Saturday meeting the district let a 50 cord firewood contract to M Finnegan for 4.18 per cord as the lowest of seven bids. A Tuesday session filled teaching vacancies with Grace Milli man of Logan Iowa as assistant principal and Austa F Johnson of Winterset Ohio as room 4 teacher. Mr and Mrs Wade plan a mountain trip next week.
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M. Finnegan
Finnegan’s
Grace
Milliman
Logan
Iowa
Austa
Parks Sure Cure Promises Kidney Disease Cure
An old advertisement touts Parks' Sure Cure for Bright's Disease Diabetes and kidney complaints with a guaranteed refund if no improvement. Sold by N. M. White, it claims to restore throat dryness fatigue and general health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
N. M. White
Dilton Mercantile Receives Columbia for S H Douglas
Henry Lewis received a new bicycle yesterday and Miss Carrie White also has a Columbia. Dan Adams rode to Bannack and back last Sunday, reportedly performing a somersault on descent, with local talk debating whether he was bucked off.
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Dilton Mercantile Company
Columbia
S. H. Douglas
Henry Lewis
Carrie White
Dan Adams
Bannack
Dan
Parks Sure Care Claims Cure for Rheumatism and Liver Ailments
The advertisement states Parks Sure Care will remove rheumatism kidney trouble and liver complaint from users and guarantees a cure or no pay. It notes N M White sells the medicine.
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Parks
N. M. White
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Cushing & Sons
B. F. White
Otho Klemm
First National Bank
Dillon, Argenta and Bannack Mail and Express Line
Anderson Bros
Marlow
Sale Stable
Selway& Morse’s
McCune
Idaho and
Sebree Streets
Montana
Will Madison County
The
Sheriff’s
Bondamen
P. S. Hughes
A. M. Dussault
D. B. Turner
United States
J. H. Vanderbeck
Virginia City
Frying Pan Basin
Butte
South Africa
Adsit
Argenta
F.T. Gollina
Joe Burton
N. E. Hammer
Taylor Creek
Bald Mountain
Messrs. Collins
Burton
W. H. Brooks
L.T. Jones
A. Judges
J. G. Shannon
L. J. Price
Pdebeachi
W. J. Crowell
L. T. Jones
Edwin Norris Sod
America
J . W. Tait
the Tribune
Dillon Mercantile Co
Cushings
Bicycles
J. R. Holden
Phoenix
Halliday
Callon N. EB. Hammer
C. H. Padley
Centennial Valley
Glendale
Prof. Jones
Jake Fishburn
Bozeman
Anaconda
D. I. Oo
Court House
Lead and Oil
Dillon’ Mercantile Co
Washington Street
Dillon Implement Co
F. A. Riggin
Grace M. N
Dart Hardware Co
Bee Hive Hardware Co
Ward
James
Hall
Hecla Con. Mining Co
Greenwood
Ayer
D. F. Reinhardt
Wm. Calloway
Big Hole Basin
M. L. Davidson
Red Tock
James King
J. P
Jessie M. Knapp
John Schaffer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
F. O. Department
Stock Growers’ Journal
Phil Anderegg
U.P
W. A. Orr
Larabeé
Ruby Valley
P. H. Poindexter
H. D. Pickman
Luke Lavery
Weenink
Emmett Callahan
Anaconda Standard
Cushing & Sons Shoe Store
Salmon
Shoup &Co
Lembi Republic
Arthur
Popular Prices
Old Country
Sheridan
Miles Bradbury
D. Hooker
Twin Bridges
St. James’ Church
Lembhi Republic
8. F. Scott
Blue Ridge
Baptist Church
Burker
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Solomon
C. W. Battell
Cincinnati
Queen City Printing Ink Co
Chamberlain
N. A. Stiles
N.M. White
W.H. Brooks
Will Hanks
Merchan‘s’ National Bank
Great Falls
R. J. Moore
Newbro
J. M. Goodwin
Salt Lake Tribune
Goodwin
Montpelier
Coxeyites
Miss McStay
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O. Waldin, Kinnan, & Marvin
Ohio
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