Threshers End Work in This Vicinity. Tragic Death in Willis
Special to Tribune Willis November 1 Ed Gleed and family rushed to Jackson for their ill son but arrived after his death Wednesday morning. Julius Hartwig had a severe cold but is improving. Several neighborhood children suffer from colds and John Hail visited Twin Bridges. O Beall of Cherry Creek was a visitor. The last threshing job in the area finished this morning at Julius Hartwig's.
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Willis
Ed Gleed
Jackson
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Julius Hartwig
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Twin Bridges
O. Beall
Cherry Creek
Redrock Cattlemen Ship Stock This Week
Redrock and Horse Prairie cattlemen plan shipment this week as the club meets at Mrs. J. B. Hills on Saturday for an afternoon gathering. The hall change shifts the social to Saturday night. several Dillon girls are expected to attend and Miss Maude Hill visited Dillon recently.
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Dillon
Maude” Hill
J. W. Scott
Parke
California
Oregon
Dorothy Lamphear
Peterson
Emerson Hill
Eunice Selway
Craver
Medicine Lodge
Woman survives wild horse attack near Lakeview
Mrs. Jame Nye of Odel Creek flat was knocked down by a wild horse while helping her husband with horses. She escaped serious injury with no broken limbs and is recovering from fright and bruises. Merchants in Lakeview and Monida offer winter supplies, aiding ranchers who may skip the St. Anthony trip. A snow storm around the 16th damaged the valley road. Mrs. L. E. Culver and son traveled to Great Creek for grain. roads were muddy. Henry’s Lake Idaho is slated for federal reservoir status, threatening nearby ranches. Salt Lake buyers purchased the old Dick Rock place from Mrs. J. Trout.
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Lakeview
Jame Nye
Odel Creek Flat
Correll
St. Anthony
L. E. Culver
Matthew
Great Creek
Madison Valley
Henry's Lake
Idaho
U. S
Salt Lake City
Dick Rock
J. Trout
Nee Rock
Wild wolves and ranch notes around Henrys Lake
The Rock ranch near Henrys Lake draws visitors to its park and wild game. Vic Smith now of Anaconda and Richard Rock hosted guests at bachelor hall. Timber wolves multiply in the mountains killing horses and roaming the valleys. Lazy Five Cattle Co ships over a thousand head to Bitterroot valley for feeding. J A Jones buys two year old steers from Sam Clark to feed this winter. A baby girl arrives for Mr and Mrs George Shambow at Mountain View ranch. The O S L railroad extends toward the park and aims to end at Big Springs eight miles below Henrys Lake next year.
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Rock Ranch
Henry's Lake
Vic Smith
Anaconda
Richard Rock
Lazy Five Cattle Co
Bitterroot Valley
J. A. Jones
Sam Clark
Dubois
George Shambow
Mountain View Ranch
St. Anthony
O. S. L. Railroad
Park
Big Springs
Dillon Letter List at Dillon Post Office
Uncalled letters remaining at the Dillon Montana post office as of 1905 list names Grace Lamont postmistress Dillon Mont Navy 3 1905 letters to Anderson Klaus Adair Mrs Cavender Josie Grant Alta McCoy F E More James W McCullock Peter Rhodes Thomas Skinnes Thos Smith Mildred Vance Ellis 2% Wheeler Sam will be sent to the dead letter office in 30 days if unclaimed
Conversational leisure at Harry's and social topics
A dialogue in Boston notes Harry's as a refined venue where Arthur and Theodore discuss only improving topics such as hosiery styles and necktie ways, avoiding frivolous subjects throughout the evening.
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Arthur
Harry’s
Theodore
Harry
Boston Transcript
One Good Act Leads to Love for Sheriff Hero
John Gaunt recounts his lone good act as sheriff saving William Harlow and family from lynching. Cornelia Wadsworth, the rescued man’s daughter, reveals her identity and offers love, saying Heaven rewards brave deeds. The tale ends with their embrace.
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Cornelia
John Gaunt
Harlow
William Harlow
Miss Wadsworth
John
Cornelia Harlow
Eliza B. Arthur
Pocket Eye Tool Promises Easy Tiny Debris Removal
An article outlines a pocket sized instrument to remove cinders from the eye. A loop of firm material passes over and under the eyeball to extract foreign matter, with optional magnetized wire for steel fragments. The device fits in a bottle shaped case for handy carry.
France Tests Virus Tactics to Halt Mice Pest
United States Consul in La Rochelle reports field mice becoming a pest in western France. Officials start an infection method using a microbe deadly to rats and mice on 2,800 acres after 1693 observations by Dr Danysz. The French parliament allocates 295000 francs for the program to destroy mice with virus.
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United States
Jackson
la Rochelle
France
Danysz
Tree Gum Made by Bacteria Discovery
Dr. S. Greig Smith of New South Wales reports that vegetable gums like gum arabic on trees are produced by bacteria. He studied two trees, cultured two bacteria varieties, and challenges the belief that gums only form under unhealthy tree conditions.
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S. Greig Smith
New South Wales
Radium Power Proves Timeless In Vienna Samples
Tests in Vienna show pitchblende mined in 1807 1814 and 1853 yields radium identical in strength and quality to newly extracted samples. Researchers conclude radium’s potency does not diminish with age and remains consistent across eras.
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