Lima Ledger Reports Docks and Dances in November News
Santa, Nov 14. Geo Knox, a Lima machinist, lost a finger in a lathe mishap and was treated by Dr. Ford before hospital admission. D D Nulan and Nellie O'Donnell wed in Lima at 9:30 pm. Mrs. Victor Grace is seriously ill. Local notices urge tax interviews with Gov. Shannon and warn of winter preparations. Various notes on mining, revival meetings, ore strikes, and community events fill the column.
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Santa
Geo. Knox
Motive Power Department
L. C. Ford
U. P
D. D. Nulan
Nellie O'Donnell
Father Pauwelyn
Dillon
W.O. McCormick
Fay Pear
Mr. Nulan
Nolan
Lima
Victor Grace
Pauwelyn
Joe
Butler
K. P
Order
O. K. Paul & Cos
Gov. Shannon
F. E. Cowboy
Accident Association
Joe Byrnes
Alex. Williamson
Sarjeant Hall
Kagy
D. of H. Lodge
Bennett
Toledo
Ed. Wright
Marriage Licenses and Public Land Notices in Wisdom and Lima
Clerk Thomas issues marriage licenses to David D Neeland and Nellie O Donnell of Lima. Chas Negus of Hecla and Rhoda Woodside of Glen Dale obtain licenses. James Montgomery and Clarence A Knowles file final proofs on homesteads near Wisdom. Montana Mercantile Co versus Lake View Col Gold and Silver Mining Co shows a $145.58 account. H J Burleigh represents the plaintiff.
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Thomas
David D. Neeland
Nellie O’donnell
Lima
Will Montgomery
Wisdom
James Montgomery
Homestead
Chas Negus
Hecla
Rhoda Woodside
Glendale
Clarence A. Knowles
Dell. Montana Mercantile Co
Lake View
Col
City Council Acts on Vetoed Gambling and Saloon Licenses
Adjourned city council meeting approves licenses and ordinances to regulate lighting at railroad crossings and licenses for billiard tables saloons and gambling. Mayor objects to some measures but the council votes to pass override and publish notices. New saloon and gambling licenses set rates and terms.
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City Hall
Thompson
Bannack
Helena
W. H. Spearin
L. Tritt
Jas
Theroto
Morse
Anderson
Best
Bond
Jewel
Jewell
October Weather Summary for Montana Territory
The October report from Bureau observer R. M. Crawford notes continuous sunshine across Montana with 84 volunteers reporting a clear and pleasant month. Temperatures averaged about two degrees above normal, highs reached 75 at Helena, and precipitation totaled roughly 0.50 inch below normal with 1.70 inches at Kipp the peak. Winds mainly southwest, with notable gusts at Helena Harve Miles City.
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R. M. Crawford
Weather Bureau of
Helena
Great Falls
Poplar
Wibaux
Marysville
Kipp
U.S. Weather Bureau
Harve
Miles City
Virginia
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Carlsbad Hand
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MCR
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Montana ST
Dillon, Montana
County News Letters
Tribune
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
J. H. McLean
City Drug Store
Mont. T
Sheridan
the Tribune
Laxtras
John Jones
Mont
Tom Simon
Elkhorn
Doc Meade
Ginger
William Avery
Billy
Gibson House
Samuel Hood
Samuel
George Lenkenedorfer
Johnnie
Bank Exchange
George
Johnnie Y. Gibson
Chicago
Lake Michigan
College of Music
William Tash
R. W. Christian
Atlanta
Bucyrun
Rush Beard
Ohio
H. B. Wilking
Excelsior
Bloody Dick Creek
Horse Prairie
Atylus
Molly Bawn
de Witt
DELL
Tribmune
Dent
Jon. Wall
A. Knowles
Frank Nestley
S. M. McKnight
Sheep Creek
Jas. Davidson
Sheriff Hamilton
Rex
Dillon, Mont
Polaris
The
Pollaris
George White
Cumberland
Bill Bigins
Id. Haines
Capitol
Mesdames Dierson
Judge
Thomas Judge
Ocamp
H. Allen
Polaris Mining Co
Messrs
Whitney
Durfel
Eby
Haskell
Bristol
Teton County
Albert Stamm
N. E. Hammer
Hammer & Schneider Bakery
Reliable Assay Office
C. R. Townsend
Kupfer Block
Metropolitan Hotel
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