Local News Notes From Our News Letters
Howard will fill his regular appointment this evening. A J Schumacher of Butte visits Memorial Day with Mr and Mrs G W French. Father Van den Broeck led service at the I O G T hall. John Hatfield and family plan a Yellowstone and Carbon county trip to locate land. The St Louis Co expects to start Noble mine work soon. Lake Shore Co will employ men on Wisconsin Creek mines. Toledo Co to install new pump and engine. Bert Duncan and wife visited from Virginia City. A daughter was born May 24 to Mrs Foster. Mrs Copp to open ice cream and cake parlor Sundays afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father van den Broeck
I. O. G. T. Hall
John Hatfield
Yellowstone
Carbon Countie
St. Louis Co
Noble
Lake Shore Co
Wisconsin Creek
Toledo Co
Thomas Duncan
Virginia City
James Duncan
Bert Foster
Wolff
Germany
Aconomwas
Wis
Archie Palmer
Madison County
Lyman B. Duckworth
Anna L. Cope
Coast Co
Tash & Linkersdorfer
Pauline Pahnish
L. E. Thomas
David Robb
John Laden
Thos. Flynn
Milton L. Davidson
Dell Lady Hurt In Wild Horse Accident At Court
Mrs. J T McKnight suffered a serious back injury when a roping incident near Sage Creek corral caused a broken fence pole to strike her. Doctor M A Miller reported the injury serious but improving. Local court attendees include residents and witnesses from Sage Creek water rights cases with Dowling, McKnight, Martinell and others in Dillon. Telegrapher H R Kain is promoted to full agent and Dell band members practice regularly aiming for county acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ribune
Dell
J. T. McKnight
M. A. Miller
M. Dowling
S. M. McKnight
Clark McNinch
M. J. Martinell
Stephen Cook
Dillon
Sage Creek
James McKnight
Barnard
McKnight
Will Connors
Henry A. Dowling
Charley Flynn
Sheep Creek
H. C. Patterson
E. M. Martinell
FE. B. McNinch
A. D. Young
J. M. Dowling
J. L. Fleming
Hans Seybold
J. B. O'Rourke
H. A. Dowling
H. R. Kain
Scarlet Fever Victims and Exposition Color Harmony
Special correspondence reports Florence Harvey fully recovered from scarlet fever and quarantine lifted in Mexosz. Two Larson family cases remain. town hopes spread checked. Pan American exposition machinery building praised for its color scheme, size, architecture, and Moorish decorative program.
Butte visitors and local moves noted in town items
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wold spent Thursday and Friday in Butte shopping. Miss K. Naughton of Butte visited relations here the past week. Dr. Townshend goes to Butte Sunday to recuperate at St. James hospital. Miss Mary Baril of Sheridan visits friends in Glendale and Melrose. Geo. Fleser and family depart for Dorr Michigan to reside. Fred Vance of Butte buys thoroughbred driving horses for W. A. Clark Jr. Oscar Wold purchases Geo. Fleser property and plans move after renovations. Iowa House to new management June 1 with John Gelhouse leasing hotel and stables and an addition under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Naughton
Butte
Dr. Townshend
St. James Hospital
Mary Baril
Sheridan
Glendale
Melrose
Geo. Fleser
Dorr
Mich
Fred Vance
Joe Gelhouse
W. A. Clark, Jr
Oscar Wold
Iowa House
John Golhouse
Henry Leffler Dead a Well Known Melrose Resident
Henry Leffler died at his home five miles from Melrose on Sunday after a heart ailment. He lived in the neighborhood for over 20 years and leaves a wife six children in mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Henry Leffler
Leffler
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Howard
A. J. Schumacher
G. W. French
The
Tribune
Mexosz
Florence Harvey
M. G. McNevin
Townshend
Joseph Gelhata
Maggie Smith
Oscar Wells
Spokane
Wash
R. Reynolds
Granada
Andalusia
Ericsson
Stewart
Edwin Norris
E. B. Sprinkle
Hugh McCaleb
Frank Conkling
E. T. Brock
D. L. Smith
J. H. Phillips
J. H. Shesser
Wm. Conner
Newton Burgess
A. J. Turner
G. E. Jewell
G. J. Staudacher
Acker
N. H. Andrews
Springfield
Beck
Hooker & Co., Propré
Buffalo
L. J
Golden Rule
NEW Idea
Kuppenheimer’s
Ween
Kaiser, McCann & CO
MO. Deere and Oliver
Buckeye
Dillon Implement Co
C. W. Dart Hardware CO
Ueprey
Aivmpiley Joys
Union Meat Market
Deputy Bros
Proprietors
Montana
Tribune Pub. CO
Mont
TE. Co.'s
Bannack
Idaho
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