Montana Women Exhibit Promises a Complete Display
Laura E. Howey reports Montana's World’s Columbian Exposition board progress. Montana plans include poetry by Mrs. Barker, native fruits and wines, butter displays from Madison and Meagher counties, fine needlework, floriculture led by Mrs. Laura Fitch, art from Miss Hob son and Miss Ware, taxidermy by Mrs. Riddleburger, a child taxidermist Ida O’Bannon, a young photographer Howard Cox, and medical professionals among five licensed doctors.
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Montana
Federation of Clubs
Deer Lodge
Livingston
Helena
Barker
Meagher County
Bottnd
State House
Alma Alden
Cincinnati
Martinsdale
Madison County
White Supmur Springs
Meagher
Oregon
Idaho
Ohio
Missoula County
Lewis and Clarke County
Gallatin
Golde
Laura Fitch
Sheridan
Kelsey
Muth
Clinton Moore
Lutte
Hobson
Sara Harris
What They Do At The Springs In Camp
A humorous reminiscence of mountain camping describing walkers chasing deer and bears, roughing it in rain and snow. Couples and guides share camp life, meals, jokes, and misadventures including missing horses, cold baths, and humorous foibles at the springs.
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Angel of Hope
Bear
Horse found dead after starvation on Levi Williams ranch
A missing horse from Levi Williams’s ranch was found tied to a tree and starved to death, with neighbors blaming deliberate cruelty. The incident is described as a harsh example of cruelty, while other local notes mention J D Matts’s opera house appearance and new oak counters from Chicago.
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Levi Williams
Atea
Chicago
J.A. Meyers
Pine and DeFriez
A Good Thing to Heep at Hand
A Troy Kansas readers notice recommends Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable house remedy for pre cholera symptoms. The notice emphasizes keeping the medicine on hand and notes local availability through N A Stiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Kansas
Chamberlain
Rale
N. A. Stiles
Notable Figures and Ventures Across High Society and Industry
A collage of brief notes: Lord Rosebery favors his plowmen with dairy access while the Duke of Sutherland appears among charming London society. Sam Kirkwood, at seventy-nine, remains hale as a veteran Iowa governor. Corporal Tanner profits as a Washington pension agent. Inspector Steers retires after 35 years with no charges. Palladius produces a 11063-character Chinese Russian dictionary. Yale economist Sumner plans to stay in Europe through midwinter. Rothschild becomes England’s first orthodox Jew peer. Loman donates Atlanta residence for an orphan asylum with 430000 dollars provided. Liberia’s President Cheeseman is a dynamic Baptist orator. Morris rumored as poet laureate favorite. Swinburne and Morris viewed unfavorably for politics. Brashear, famed telescope maker, remains modest. An ad block extols deafness cure via constitutional remedies. Various commercial notices offer cisterns, jewelry catalogs, and railway service boosts. The Dillon Mercantile Co promotes school supplies and Hempine liver tonic.
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Lord Rosebery
Duke of Sutherland
London
Iowa
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Corporal Tanner
Washington
New York
Henry V. Steers
Father Palladius
W. G. Sumner
Yale
New Haven
Europe
England
Nathaniel Meyer de Rothschild
Baron Rothschild of
Tring
Gladstone
M. Loman
Georgia
Atlaants
Joseph James Cheeseman
Republic of
Liberia
Lewis Morris
Prince of Wales
Theodore Martin
Swinburne
William Morris
John A. Brashear
Alleghany
Notable Women in Arts and Professions Across Cities
Mrs George W Buell of Meriden Conn quilts with 1116 silk pieces. Wilhelmine Tensel, poet and Mendelssohn relative, marked her 90th birthday at Potsdam. Amelie Rives Chandler enjoys equestrian sport and rides from her country home to Richmond. Nellie Wick, four, in Ning s Read London shaved five men in twelve minutes earning a silver medal. Mrs Martha J Lamb, editor of The Magazine of American History, is a prominent woman historian in New York. Florence Woodward Tibets, Chicago lawyer, sworn in at Frankfurt Ky and plans to practice in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Buell
Meriden
Conn
Wilhelmine Tensel
Mendelssohn
Potsdam
Amelie Rives-Chanler
Richmond
Nellie Wick
Globe
Ning
Read
Chelsea
London
Martha J. Lamb
Magazine
American Ijistory
Nime
Ami
Womn
New York
Florence Woodward Tibetts
Chicago
Court of Appeals
Prankfort
Kentucky
Lttis
World's Fair Notes on Library Custodian and Glass Roofs
W H Smith of Washington appointed custodian of the library and art gallery for the fair. Chicago expo will use twenty nine acres of glass in roofs with uniform thickness three sixteenths of an inch. Japanese government plans 2000 middle class visitors to Chicago and other cities before returning home. Exposition costs cited for Paris 1855 London 1832 Vienna 1873 Paris 1889. Colum bian Exposition expected to cost 22 million. California board notes southern counties contributed 2175 jars of jelly for the jelly palace roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Smith
Washington
House Library
Chicago
Marcellus
Miss Bradley
California
Oddities and Places Across Europe and America
The item notes Scots peasantry no longer wear kilts and dress like Englishmen. It mentions porphyry bowlders in the Cascade mountains east of Roseburg. It observes European customs of boots worn by officials and friendly greetings. Bremen spent 30 million marks to make the Weser navigable, allowing big steamships to reach the city directly from Bremerhaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Mountains
Roseburg
Europe
Bremen
Weser
Bremerhaven
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Laura E. Howey
THE
State World's Fair Board
Marion Cooper
Bozeman
McAdow
John G
Valley
Dill
Buel
Bill
Evor
J. D. Matts
Opera House
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Thompson & Reynolds
L. H. Wallace
Ogden
Utah
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific Railways
Salt Lake City
St. Louis
Denver
Dillon Mercantile Co
N. M. White's
Dillon Mercantils Company
BR. Waite
Wait
Dri Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Inde
Miles’ Neavine
Eigen
James R. Waiter
Miles
Betwen
Illon
Beaverhead
Stontana
Fim
Grannis A-Snyder
Gnopeons
Grannis & Bnyder
Led. Granni
H. Grannis
Chris S
Dilon
Menana
Conservatory of Commercial Duepaptis
Ser
Cop
Essers
Teachens
Hogte
Shevet Beom
C.C
P. A. Lameery
G. Lavent
J. F. Krrsy
R.j.warsow
Butte Hardware Company
Dillon National Bank
R. J. Moore
Republican Party
John W. Morton
Dillon
Rod, H. McRae
Geo. M. Frakes
Phoenix
Exo Saddlery Company
South Main
McKerron
McRae & Frakes
South Main Street
Butte, Mont
Union Pacffc
Portland
Pullman’s
E. V. Maze, Gen’l Ag’t
E. L. Lomax
Butte
C. S. Mellen
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