Glendale residents report mining activity boosts outlook
Special to Tribune from Glendale on May 22 notes Knippenberg’s Hecla mines purchase sparks optimism. The report lists locals moving to Hecla properties, ranch openings on Canyon Creek, and various visits and arrivals in the Glendale area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Glendale
Mr. Knippenberg
Hecla
A. Barbour
Dumont
Colo
Lion City
John Hull
John Rowett
J. Gilbert
Pennsylvania
A. McDowell
Butte
Nebraska
California
Peter Olson
Melrose
Canyon Creek
Joe Skinner
Sunny Side
Boulder
E. C. Bateman
H. Knippenberg
J. C. Bateman
Geo. Pfatt
George Forrest
E. O. Bateman
John Stewart
Geo. Howard
Henry Jackson
Jackson
Mont
C. W. Bryant
Warde
Heela
Roy
Percy Vance
Ethel
Add Lewis
Rochester
Otto Rundberg
Salt Lake
Nels Rundberg
Jim Crow Bros
Beware of Cols Pneumonia Signaled Remedy
A brief ad warns that a cold can lead to pneumonia and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a prompt, pleasant cure. It notes wide popularity and sales, with Riley the Druggist selling the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Riley
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Weather and crops brighten Waterloo outlook this spring
Special to Tribune Waterloo May 23 crops look vastly different after recent rains and farmers plan to plant large potato crops early to avoid frost. Mrs George Bryan and children visited Whitehall. Grandpa Carney ill. Miss Saeger returns for vacation. Fay Curtis travels to Butte. Sunday School organized with Saeger as superintendent and town officials elected. A new railroad through the valley to Butte may begin grading July 1.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Geo. Bryan
Whitehall
Grandpa Carney
Miss Saeger
Fay H. Curtis
Butte
Saeger
Chas.Townsend
van Orsdel
Hattie Hendrick
Verna Saeger
Our
Work Being Done on Roads and Bridges
Special to Tribune Willis May 23 local residents and visitors report road and bridge work activity. Road supervisor George Bighorn travels Melrose area to inspect and repair bridges while others relocate. Jack Frost returns last week and community notes economic moves amid changing conditions.
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Tribune
Willis
Math. Polich
Dillon
Edo Gleed
Cherry Creek
Ferdinand Wolfer
Butte
J. A. Browne
Lee MecCauly
Melrose
Farlin
Julius Hartwig
George Bighorn
Jack Frost
Levi Cartier
Bighole
Polaris Dance Ends With Bogus Prize Cake Laugh
May 21 report from Polaris notes a fine social night hosted by the Polaris boarding house with a top supper. Joe Ellis won a prize cake that proved to be bogus prompting good natured laughter.Road work intensifies on the Polaris to Armstead road while the post office moves to the Polaris mine this week raising concern for ranchers. Last week’s rain boosts pasture growth and rancher spirits.
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Tribune
Polaris
Joe Ellis
Joe
Armstead Station
Ryburn
Barrett
Emerson
Butte
Bedrock
F. W. Vogler
Salt Lake City
Pearl Lamphear
Midway Station
J. C. Brenner
Idaho
Horse Prairie
Pat Connor
Armstead
Carruthers
Dillon
MacPherson
Albert Decker
Portland
California Points
Decker
Wisconsin
Eda Craver
Pearl Eaton
Medicine Lodge
Helena
Wesleyan University
Miss Etton
McPherson
Kershaw
Lima
Zelia Stephenson
Missoula
J. R. Porter
Emerson Hill
Old Bengal
J. W. Scott
Beaverhead County High School
Mrs Sue Martin Credits Stomach Tablets Cure
Mrs Sue Martin of Falsonia Mississippi credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with a stomach trouble cure after more than six months illness. She says she can eat anything and is the proudest woman in the world to find such a medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Martin
Falsonia
Miss
Chamberlain
Riley
Barrett Drives Into Washout Breaks Collar Bone
Redrock May 24 T F Barrett returns from Dillon and on the way home from Horse Prairie hits a washout. He is thrown from the buggy, breaking a collar bone and two ribs. He walks to his home and rests on the ground until he recovers enough to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Redrock
T. F. Barrett
Dillon
Horse Prairie
Farlin Camp Seen Revived by Eastern Investment Interest
The Tripune notes renewed attention on Farlin with reports that eastern capital eyes its iron ore prospects. Details are scarce but optimism grows for Farlin's mining future as activity could pick up in coming months.
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Farlin
The
Tripune
Farlin Mining Hopes Swing On Queen Prospect
The Amalgamated Copper company has halted work at the Indian Queen mine in Farlin, but mining men say the Queen may still prove profitable. They note the snowball claim owned by George Jewell and the Stanfield brothers could rise to prominence soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper Company
Farlin
the Tribune
Queen
George Jewell
Stanfield Brothers
Contest Notice of Land Entry Abandonment Hearing
Department of the Interior contest by Royal 5. Dingley against Homestead entry No. 13803 for sections in Township 9 West in Montana alleging abandonment and noncompliance with occupancy rules. Hearing set for June 5 1906 in Dillon and final hearing June 18 1906 before U S Commissioner A S Johnson.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Royal
Dingley
Township & S
James Marron
James
Marron
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
A. S. Johnson
U. S
Dillon
Publication Order For Notice In Helena Land Office
The United States Land Office in Helena Montana orders notice to be published due to inability to effect personal service. The contestant filed an affidavit dated April 19 1906 and the order directs proper publication of the notice. George O Freeman, Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Georce O. Freeman
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County News Letters
Eldah McCall
Twin Bridges
Verna Sayer
Joy Held
Homer Townsend
J. B. Wilcome
Frank Held
Kansas City
T. D. Townsend
Patrick Carney
Smoky City
W. J. Rankin
Sciatica
J. B. Massey
Clinton St
Minneapolis
Minn
Blatz Wiener
Wiener
Tot Teete
Milwaukee
WAS Blatz Brewing CO
Patterson Bannack St
Blatz
Birch Creek
Pete Jensen
Dakota
Town
Louis Stahl
G. W. Dart Hardware CO
Dillon, Montana
A. L. Anderson
Feed & Sale
Nela V. Smith
Johnson & Smith
Brenner ‘Live Stock CO
Grant, Mont
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