Local notices and society notes from Dillon Montana
Tony Barrett and Ben Rife visit Horse Prairie while J C Brenner returns from Pennsylvania. Many neighborly calls, dances, parties, and illnesses noted, with travel to Blackfoot and Dillon. Weather, cattle movements, and wood law discussions fill the column along with church services and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Prairie
Tony Barrett
Ben Rife
Dillon
Prairie
Medicine Lodge
J. C. Brenner
Pennsylvania
E. Ames
M. Nay
Eva
W.S. Barnett
P. Holehan
Amesville
W. Scott
Red Rock
A. E. Barrett
Sam Williamson
Fort Lemhi
M. Barrett
G. Graeter
Thomas Hamilton
Big Hole
Elijah Ames
Liars Club and multiple suicides haunt Boulder from Missoula to Warm Springs
The Boulder Sentinel reports Gypsie Brooke died by morphine at Missoula. Thomas York attempted suicide in bounty jail after insanity questions, likely to be sent to Warm Springs. A Swede named Chas Lanquist found hanging along a Silver Bow canyon rail line. Captains Jones and Murray form a home guards unit as Chilean tensions loom at the Boulder courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholia
Idaho
Kennon
C. Thumm
Blackfoot
Ed Southwick
Bannack
Shafer
Billie Mulke
John Taylor
Birch Creek
Camas
Ogden
Utah
Tae Tripune
Butte
Land of Dreams
Boulder
Gypsie Brooke
Missoula
Thomas York
Bounty
Timothy Sweeney
York
Deer Lodge
Silver State
Chili
Republic
Jones
Lieut
Murray
Boulder Court House
Boulder Sentinel
Jewelry items and novelties dominate the jewelery column
A catalog of fashionable trinkets appears with silver casket shoehorns, perforated tops, enameled card boxes, rounded silver chatelaines, pearl set radiating scroll brooches, sapphire accents, silver mallets for table service, gilt snuff box replicas for toilet use, cylindrical nutmeg grinders with ivory cranks, and other jeweled curiosities noted as the era's desirable accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King of Hearts
Thanksgiving program promises rich stories and dainties
Tv 4 plans a Thanksgiving edition loaded with toothsome dainties of Thanksgiving Literature. It will feature an original Thanksgiving story by Olive Harper along with other suitable material and artistic pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Harper
American rail plans loom across continents and canals
An 1891 era notice details a long rail attempt from Cartagena to the Magdalena, with altitude gains and winding routes. It notes American builders, river connections, and Brazilian Bolivian links, alongside rail developments in Ohio and Pennsylvania and various agricultural curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartagena
Colombia
Magdalena
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Madeira
Amazon
Brazil
Bolivia
Thomas Lowry
Great Northern
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumberland
World’s Fair notes and exhibits outlined
Mexico plans a 2 000 000 exhibit at the fair. The Standard Oil Company will build a refinery node at the World’s Fair. The Duke of Gero was named president of the dual fair committee. Frances Willard College hosts a daily winter session for the Women’s Temperance Union. Lady Aberdeen backs Irish industry exhibits. Many nations pledge participation. A key display will reproduce Columbus era caravels in scaled form for transport through Welland canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Standard Oil Company
Duke of Gero
Frances Willard
Women's Temperance Union
Lady Aberdeen
Welland Caval
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J. H. Shefer
Mr. Hawks
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U. Don’t
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Thomas H. Teal
J. Streb
Hartland
Washington
Henry Stegman
Streb
Mary
Walter Vance
Twin Bridges
Iis
Konrad N. Belbeinger
Anna Stanosheck
Will Knippenberg
H. Cokendolpher
Sheridan
Dakota
Minnesota
Toole
Anaconda
Redmond
Pacific Coast
Henry Elling & Co
Tate
Sproule
Laura Fitch
Robert Ogden
Ida Courtney
Ida
Anna Courtney
Ella Ogden
Susie Bollinger
Flora Duncan
Grace Baker
Katie
Daisy Comfort
E. C. Means
W. F. McFarland
Ed Wright
George Foster
John Hatfield
Will Roe
Fred Wolverton
Templar
Linn Bollinger
Mr. Quidurst
T. J. Atkins
Charles E. Wright
Price
Triaune
Pullian
Crawford
Pattison
Rexburg
Charley
Brandon
Green
Breckenridge
Tex
Messrs
Pincock
Canyon Creek
George Little
Teton Basin
Cheyenne
Little
Wyoming
Justice Rumsey
W. H. Barker
Rexburg Milling Company
Fournier
Ripplinger
P. Flamm
T. J. Smellie
N. Hunziker
E. Cabble
Mr. McWilliams
G. Fletcher
H. N. Lavery
Lavery Bros
Ellington Smith
Currans & Winters
Lavery
Carter
Snake River
Egin
Farmers’ Union
Market Lake
Fred Clarke
Lewisville
Alfred James
Logan
H. Flamm
George Wall
Oregon
Birch School House
C. Bird
Aaron Elliot
Martha Thomas
Idaho Falls
Luthy
Consolidated Farmers
St. Anthony
Wilford
O. Labbrath
Crttox Trine
Virginia City
W. B. Case
Meadow Creek
Philip Conrey
Ruby Valley
John P. Seyler
Mr. Seyler
Chicago
Ira L. Phillips
Pony
Mrs
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Nelson McGregory
Archie
J. B. Howe
Jim
John Donegan, Jr
Chas. Pendarvis
M.E. Shurch
Moses
God
Capt
Arch McGown
Toledo
W. H. Raymond
Belmont Park
A. D. Young
James Frush
Henry Johnson
Baling
N. G. Downing
Hay
Jennie Ayers
B. F. Froman
Dillom
William Henneberry
Dell
A.D. Young
George Buck
Lima
E. E. Longden
Bern
John W. Morton
Dillon Mercantile Co
Dillon News Co
Bond & Petersen's
William H. Claggett
State News
Montana Union
Silver Bow Canyon
Chas Lanquist
Tv 4
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United States Circuit Court At
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Major Dillingham
Texas Trank
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Jay Cooke
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Andrew J Maroney
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