Local News Briefs From Willis Area Cast Wide Web of Trips and Change
Election ended and relief follows as residents report travels and visits. Hugh Hall seeks treatment in Idaho Falls for about three weeks while teachers attend institutes in Dillon and Virginia City. Ranch sales and cattle trades surface, a new forest ranger arrives, and a stage driver Charley Russell marries in Butte. Mrs. Pinkerton dies after surgery in Butte. funeral planned in Dillon.
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W. Tash
Dillon
M. McDonald
O. Creasey
Canada
H. H. Swain
William Bryan
R. Maier
Twin Bridges
F. M. Roe of
Charley Salefsky
Squaw Creek
Matt Christiansen
Butte
Wisdom School
Dean
B. R. Stevenson
Cornelii
Teachers’ Institute
Sam
A.L. Rumbaugh
E. N. Jones
Spokane Cattle Company
W. M. Montgomery Company
Anaconda
Big Hole
Montana
Arthur C. Russell
Charley Russell
Divide
Divide & Wisdom Stage Company
Adelle Daly
Presbyterian Church
Dalton
James Pinkerton
Lamb shipment to Idaho firm boosts prices at Redrock
C H Trowltridge sent 1500 lambs to Redrock this week for shipment to a firm in Idaho Walls. The sale price was strong. Welcy Miller has rented his ranch.
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C. H. trowLlridge
Redrock
Idaho Walls
Welcy Miller
Normal College Notes Halloween Party At Normal College
Saturday evening, Nov. 2, the senior class hosted a Halloween party for Normal students. The dining room was artistically decorated and each class staged a stunt. Faculty dressed as spirits sang, critics performed, seniors parodied the junior banquet, and the freshmen and preps presented acts. An orchestra provided dances between acts and treats were served. Gertrude M. Soper receives recognition for her long service.
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Joe
Senior class fundraiser and campus notes at the Normal
The senior class cheer and a play Cupid At Vassar delighted attendees with proceeds aiding Kappa Zeta Nu. Loretta Dee from Butte and Etta Wigand from Springfield enroll at the Normal as enrollment reaches 132. A Methodist church supper featured the Normal orchestra and a program of speeches and musical numbers.
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Cupid
Vassar
Kappa Zeta Nu
Loretta Dee
Butte
Etta Wigand
Springfield
Utah
Frances Driscoll
Marie Egan
Mary Crangle
Julia
Mr. Ostrander
Forethought for Croup Relief with Chamberlains Remedy
A mother endures a terrifying night as a child struggles with croup, but forethought can avert it. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is advertised as a certain cure and never fails, to be kept at hand and sold by all dealers.
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Scott
Chamberlain
Woman Defeats Police Force In The Third Degree
The United Play Company presented The Third Degree in this city to unprecedented world wide attention for a dramatic triumph by Charles Klein. It centers on a struggle for supremacy between an entire metropolitan police force and a woman employing various feminine wiles.
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United Play Company
Charles Klein
Advertised Letters at Quarry Post Office 1912 List
Letters remaining uncalled for will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington if not claimed within two weeks. The notice lists numerous names including Adams Pet Noyes Claud Anderson Geo M Parota George Ames William Perry Jim Baker Nellie Baker and many others with issue dates October 25 and November 1, 1912. Grace Lamont postmaster.
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Washington, D. C
Grace Lamont
P. M
Adams
Pet Noyes
Claud Anderson
Geo. M. Parota
George Ames
William Perry
Jim Baker
F. Peterson
Peter H. Baker
Nellie Plimpton
Allen Bulla
Ralp Crawford
D Campbell
George Rochon
Fred Christensen
James Robbins
Cather. Cook
S. C. Cowan
M. Catlan
Fred Costin
Ed. Elwood
Mark Frye
Roy Goldburg
Ch. Harris
John G. Smith
Pearl Harris
George Scott
Walter Holson
B. Taylor
John W. Hurt
Frank Tipton
Ray Jensen
Henry Jones
F. T. Larson
Hans Lyon
John W. Deny Eee Lyons
Alma Welpton
W. M. MacDonald
William Wolgonott
Calv
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Not enough readable facts remain to form a coherent summary. The visible fragment repeats a headline style and provides no clear event, entities, or dates to anchor a factual two-line card.
Change of Name Petition in Beaverhead Montana Case
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana Serafino Giudici applies to change his name to William Giudici Roberts a hearing is set for December 8 1912 at 10 a m in Dillon Montana objections may be filed before then and notice to be published in the Dillon Tribune for four weeks Judge J B PompExter R
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Staite
Montana
Beaverhead
Serafino Giudici
William Giudici Roberts
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Harry Smallhorn of Dell Involved in Dil Lon Incident
Harry Smallhorn of Dell was in Dil Lon Monday. The brief note places him at the scene and indicates a local event or incident on that day.
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Harry Smallhorn
Dell
Dillon
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Big Hole River
Dewey
Herbert H. Soper
Elizabeth G. Fenner
Blacktail Deer Creek
Walter B. Harrod
William Woody
Big Hole Basin
Jackson
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Centennial Valley
Monida
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Alice A. Selway
Sebree Street
Elizabeth Kuntze
Sebree
Pacific Streets
R. W. Boone
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Lench
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Herbert HH. Cover
George E. Dodgson
Clarence B. Miller
Henry R. Johnson
J. H. Burfiend
B. A. Smith
James P. Kelly
Harry T. Fischer
Kelly
Cordelia
Bloody Dick
Mud Creek
Charlotte Izatt
Jahnke Gulch
Peter Spritzer
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LeRoy V. Cozad
Taylor Creek
Jas. Thos. Gallagher
Hooper Springs
Scott .Cozad
Tolman Spicer
Craver
Junction Creek
Pearl I. Smith
Wayne, Bert
Anthony
Geo.a. Alstrom
W. E. Brown
Ed. Cook
Joy Daniels
W. A
Crandson
Edd Diggins
Will Gray
Dollie
Goldberg
Chas. Hendrick
W. H. Hendrix
Geo. Holsom
B. B
Knutson
John Kirk
Charlie Kloster
Martin Kloster
Georger Lepper
Florence Lowery
Miss Lawise
Dolly
Dolly McGorm
Pete
Sellers, Lula
Ctia
Raih
Richter
Rauh
North Main St
Apple Show
Spokane
Missoula
W. H. Merriman
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the Dillon Bakery F. C. Hefadeien
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Geo. Mast
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