Fine Weather Persists in Taipone Correspondence
Special correspondence from Dexu notes unusually fine weather for the season. Local social items mention D. D. McKnight visiting the St. Louis fair, J. P. Flynn and family welcoming a baby girl in Anaconda, and T. B. Patterson group returning from the World's Fair. Miss Bessie Sullivan visits Mrs. H. C. Patterson. Bert LaFontaine visits Dillon. Political commentary urges locals to learn about the year’s scene with several spoke-persons in town.
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Dexu
D. D. McKnight
St. Louis
J. P. Flynn
Anaconda
T. B. Patterson
Bessie Sullivan
Mopida
H. C. Patterson
Bert LaFontaine
Dillon
BannaI News Letter From the Ancient Capital
Special correspondence from Ft Baxwack reports visiting relatives and locals in town. It notes Mrs. W A Bawden of Butte visiting, Fannie Clayton of Horns Prairie staying with Rob ert Jaggers, and various moves and visits among residents. A Republican gathering drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triloxy
Ft Baxwack
W. A. Bawden
Butte
A. Gibson
Fannie Clayton
Horns Prairie
Robert Jaggers
Tom Thompson
Buster
Charles Mikua
Dillon
Heinze
Alma Underwood
Horse Prairie
Ed. Gray
Idaho
Baker Hotel
Lee Wilson
Junction
Nettie Thompson
Jackson
Charles Retallack
Wm. Tiffany
Marysville
E.T. Mages
Tiffany
A. R. Jacoba
Hand Suffering Apoplexy in Rochester Mining Leader Stricken
E M Hand, a prominent mining man in Rochester, suffered apoplexy Saturday noon. Dr Sheeran attended, and Mrs Hand, currently in Butte, was summoned. Lanier plans to take charge of the Southern hotel in Twin Bridges as the Hand family considers a move. friends regret their departure. Mamie Parker visits Melrose sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Hand
Lanier
Southern
Twin Bridges
Misa
Mamie Parker
Melrose
E M. Hand
Dr. Sheeran
Pageville Social Notes Bridge School Party and Arrivals
Victor Clark visits from the Excelsior ranch and plans a World's Fair stop in his travels to Climax, Michigan. Ed Page and family move to Pageville, occupying a relative’s house on Gravel Bar ranch. Miss Lorinda Scott celebrates her 16th birthday. Rumor of Henry Utley family returning to Pageville when Mrs Utley heals. Mrs Willis and Dell of Sheridan visit L A Wilson. Ernest Page leaves the butcher business to Id Page and moves to Missoula to assist Chas Redfield on a survey. Cora Scott travels to Butte to visit her ill mother. Mrs Mica Van Oradell and Lena Page of Twin Bridges attend church at Pageville School. Peter Wolf explores Wyoming for relocation. Presiding Elder King and Rev Badcon hosted by R W Page for Centerville quarterly meeting. Halloween party at Pageville school and Centerville school ends with festive games and a string of Suckers.
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The
Tribune
Pageville
Victor Clark
Excelsior
Climax
Miah
Ed Page
Jefferson Island
Lorinda Scott
Cora Scott
Butte
Mica van Oradell
Lena Page
Twin Bridges
Peter Wolf
Wyoming
King
Badcon
R. W. Page
Centerville
Local News Briefs Highlight School Visit and Illness List
Parshall White and Malcolm Campbell are on the sick list. Amos Fisher is spending a few days in Butte. Mrs G B Harbison and family returned to Twin Bridges. Miss Grace Baker county superintendent and her brother visited the school yesterday. Halloween passed quietly with no major incidents.
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Parshall White
Malcolm Campbell
Amos Fisher
Butte
G. B. Harbison
Twin Bridges
Grace Baker
Jesson
Electric Light Plant to be Installed in a Few Days
Lamia notes Electric light plant upgrade with ten days until operation for depot and company houses. Foreman Aker oversees telegraph work, others relocate to Idaho duties. Local figures discuss politics and party hopes while visitors assess Montana horses.
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The
Tribune
Lamia
O. F. Heron
Salt Lake
Aker
Telegraph
Fred Landeau
Blackfoot
Idaho
J.B. Cavanagh
Montpelier
Oregon
Solomon Ei. McGee
Montana
Anna McGee
McGee
White
State Senate
Nome gold and power plans described by Thad Avery Jr
Thad Avery Jr returned from Nome Alaska where he spent the summer with Saw Tooth Electric Power Co, which plans a 25000 horsepower hydro pumping station. He spoke of daylight in Nome, high mining costs, 2 moss tundra, frozen ground, scarce timber, water mining challenges, and two local strikes yielding significant gold. He previews a submarine dredge idea and notes Nome Beach gold yields and past dredge losses.
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Thad Avery, Jr
Dilton
Nome City
Alaska
Saw Tooth Electric Power Company
Saw Tooth Mountains
Avery
Seattle
Nome
Dawson
Nico Landers
Thos. J. Landers
Dillon
Bering Sea
Earth
Esquimans
Farlin’s Big Bally Rally Promotes Republican Ticket
In Farlin the meeting featured Mr Price and Col L J Price praising the Republican county slate. Speakers argued the nominees’ records show they are best suited for their offices, with praise for labor allies and a pledge not to oppose democracy.
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Republican County
Price
Expressing thanks for sympathy after grandmother's illness and death
Thesira thanks friends for sympathy and aid during the illness and death of her beloved grandmother Mrs. Sim Betes and Mrs. Joz Thompson.
Republicans urged to vote straight ticket like Democrats
A partisan exhortation calls on Republicans to repeat the Democrats practice and cast a straight ticket vote this election, promising consequences if they do.
Statement by William Lindsay on Montana governor pledge
Lindsay pledges that if elected governor he will not use executive power to overthrow constitutional rights of any Montana citizen, citing a recent emergency in a neighboring commonwealth as a warning and commitment.
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Farlin
Helens
White
State OF
Montana
Commonwealth
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Lima
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Joz Thompson
Frost
Frost Queens
Kodak Store
Riley
Mont
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Dillon Steam Laundry
W. C. Orr
Ontario Veterinary College
Center and
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Milwaukee
Banner Brew
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Cpatterson
Bannack Street
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Alexander
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A. C. Gruwell, Prop
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