Elk shipments and hunts from Henry's Lake area
Henry's Lake reports show Cummings shipping seven elk to Kentucky by cattle car, Hawkins buying 25 elk for transport to a rail yard, and Vic Smith planning 24 elk shipment to New Jersey. Smith returns from hunting with two guides, while Stuyvesant and Paifer, longtime west hunters, joined. The party, led from Lima with 17 horses at 85 per day, intends another hunt next fall.
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Henry’s Lawa
Idaho
Mr. Cummings
Ikentucky
Hawkins
Henry's Lake
Chas
Rork
Ed Staley
Beaver Canyon
Kirk
Vic Smith
New Jersey
Messrs. Stuyvesant and
Paifer
Mr. Smith
Lima
Smith
Staley
Mr. Win. Dengler
Virginia City
Butte
Helena
Red Rock Lake
Ike Marble
Ske
Centennial Valley
Levi Shambow
Levi Williams
P. O
Magdalene
P.O
George Humphrey
Blue Bird Mine May Be Reorganized After Redemption Deadline
The Blue Bird mining property failed redemption on the six month window ending today. Amy Van Zandt has begun collecting judgments against the property and may pursue a sheriff's deed. Total judgments against the estate reach about 9.1 million with multiple creditors and ongoing damage suits.
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Barry
Lodey
Blue Bird
Lloyd
van Zandt
District Court
William M. Jack
Line Bird
Amy van Zandt
SLU
Philip Wiseman
Butte
Andrew Maickel
New York
Chicago
Irow
Blue Gird
Utah & Montana Machinery Company
W. M. Jack
Ataconda Flamingo Company
Frank Miller Et al
Various Legal Notices And Personal Matters From County Records
The November 10 term is vacated with a special hearing for cakes, a timber culture claim proofing, a petition for sale of personal property in the John C Poindexter estate, and an Allen Hay estate claim approved for $215.50. A divorce petition by Sarah A McIntosh against H A McIntosh and a right of way agitation petition by W M Martinell against Arie A Froman are noted. A marriage license issued to Walter Bawden and Nellie Murphy. Pat Meagan and Calvin Baker arrested in Lima for theft from Us and N depots, given twenty days in county jail. Actor Wilson Barrett recalls a Dublin audience before Fenian outrages and a joking exchange about audience warmth and mistaken kinship with a hanged Barrett.
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Down
Johnny Smith
John C. Poindexter
Allen Hay
Walter Lay
Sarah A. McIntosh
H.A. McIntosh
Wimer M. Martinell
Arie A. Froman
Walter Bawden
Argenta
Nellie Murphy
Bannack
Pat Meagan
Calvin Baker
Lima
W. S. Gardner
Holden
Out of His Reckoning at a Ball
An adjutant corners the General’s daughter during a ball after the third set. He jokes that she will fill her programme and asks to see her schedule. The General’s Daughter retorts she has six dances left for him.
Unavailable Idea in a Conversation on Life Insurance
In a New York Herald exchange Dusty Rhodes argues for a life policy of 30000 dollars stating no company would let a policy holder starve, while Fitz William questions its usefulness.
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Dusty Rhodes
Fitz William
New York Herald
Local Dillon Notes Mix Politics and Progress
Dillon and vicinity reports mix campaign chatter, social events, and industry. Illness of Rose of Beaverhead. Jim Murray’s clerk run. miners and banking treasurer seen en route. church sermons lauded. Beaverhead voters focus on sheriff race. World’s Fair gifts from Twin Bridges for Montana building. Northwest General Electric seeks franchise extension and plant setup. Bar le Duc to honor Ernest Michaux inventor of the velocipede.
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Addison
Rose
Beaverhead County
Jim Murray
Old Royal Building
J.C. McCatcheon
Wrisht
Heela Mining Company
Endhinapolis
Spencer
Dillon
Twin Bridges
Madison County
Montana
Bozeman Chronicle
Company E
Northwest General Electric Company
E. Py. Wetmore
James Meyers
Political results and local crime notes from 1892 era paper
The report surveys election prospects across states including California Ohio Indiana and Colorado with Weaver and Cleveland leading in various regions. It notes Wyoming and Washington outcomes, a court term change, a burglary at L B. Grannis’s saloon, a preliminary assault hearing for Joan Wollman, and government orders for Dr Price's Baking Powder highlighting its quality and export suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter Ocean
United States
Dr. Price
Fashion's House Draws Ladies Jackets in All Styles
A catalog-style notice advertises an assortment of ladies jackets in seal plush and mink variants. It highlights sizes from 28 to 86 inches with varied linings, trims, and colors including black astrakhan and opossum, priced across the range.
Three-Quarter Jackets and New Winter Styles Arrive
Just opened specials include three-quartered jackets plain and fur trimmed in black and colors with prices from 6.50. Newmarkets Ulsters Russian Suits and Rus sian Blouses in Scotch tweed seamed with latest fashion. Misses and children's cloaks offered in great variety with lowest guaranteed prices.
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Toadies
Newmarkets
Ulsters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rand
the Tribune
Kenry’s Lake
Limi
Lowa
Lima Irrigation Company
Roek
Beaverhead
Matts
Telena
Loma
Democratic Party
Messrs
Connell & Selstram
Selstrum
Peter Grant
Andy Christenson
Andy
John L. Munyon
Omaha
Neb
FE. M. Jacobs
Michigan
EB. D. Matts
Athletic Club
Charles Padley
McGough
Hireh Creek
Bircu Creek
Jacob Hartwig
Julius Hartwig
John Pfeifer
Boise
Fred Hopp
Fred
Charles Haight
Eagle Gorge
Washington
Birch Creek
Willis
Shelby Iron Mines
Prosprevon
Shakespeare
Blue Bird Mine
Phan
Dallas
Chie
Inland Crystal Salt Company
Derling Lode
Court News
Wilson Barrett
Dublin
Clerkenwell
Barrett
Mercury
Dillon and Vicinity
Deserveinancial
Sue Cesk
George 2Adie
Mars
Jas. Sadie
Acr
Crawford
Bar-le Dus
France
Ernest Michaux
Michaux
Cardinal
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
California
Colorado
Nevada
Kansas
Weaver
Cleveland
Ohio
Buckeye
Republican State Committee
Congression
Thlinois
Ocean
Fifer
Stevenson
Altpeld
Lockless Simpson
Wyoming
Osborne
Clark
Gael de Conress
Congressiow
McCgraw
State
Cleve
Jani
Peek
Soutie Dakota
Harrison
Republican Congress
L. BR. Grannis
Joan Wollman
Molden
Adam Hoffman
DR Price
Army, Navy and Indian Department
D. J. Hennessy Mercantile
Butte City, Montana
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