Conference in Suzarpan and local notes
News from Suzarpan and Willits tell of the quarterly conference led by Rev. George D. King scheduled for next weekend and a Sunday service. The report covers visits by E. D. Marsh and J. R. Hedley, a charity case from Bozeman, local illnesses, building contracts, and community events including a funeral for Mrs Ed Holder at Dillon with a large procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carterly
The
Tribune
Suzarpan
Sheridan
Montana
John R.hedley
E. D. Marsh
J. R. Hedley
Virginia City
King
Monahan
Arthur Thomas
Dillon
George Kirkham
William D. France
Centennial Valley
France
Metzel Brothers
M. Goetachius
Clewes
Charley Baril
Georgie Duncan
Mesdames A. Lindfors
M. O'Brien
Pancake Breakfast Supplies Advertised in Local Market
An advertisement promotes pancake flour and pure table syrups as essential breakfast items. The notice highlights healthy prepared flour and suggests the store supplies materials for all meals.
Rochester News Briefs Highlight Local Deaths and Social Events
The infant child of Ira White died after a three week illness and was buried in Rochester. A negro minstrel show drew a large audience followed by a dance. J D Chidester wed Stella Bteger in Butte on October 30. Pearl Ginn of Virginia City visits Rochester. Local visits include Mrs. Galbraith in Dewey and George White in Twin Bridges. Getchell goes to Helena for the winter. Dr A W Johnson of Butte is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Ira White
J. D. Chidester
Stella Bteger
Butte
Chidester
Watseca
Viginia City
HE. W. Merritt
George Galbraith
Dewey
George White
Twin Bridges
Frank Hughes
George Davis
Hall
Getchel
Surprise party honors Mr. Deem before East departure
In Lama at Mrs. Hattie Ripley’s home about forty guests surprised Herbert Deem, acting principal during J P Woodruff’s illness, as he prepares to leave for the east. The evening featured games and a luncheon after which attendees praised the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Lama
Hattie Ripley
Herbert Deem
East
Deem
J. P. Woodruff
O. W. Gray
Boyd House
J. L. Welington
Kemmer
Opera House
Belo
Cece Csen Sane Seuene
Misa Zilla Palmer
Herbert Deem Bolo
Miss Wilson
Miss Ford
Miseos
Ethel Ringer
Yean Bellstrom
H. Deam Bolo
Dillon
G. L.paul
Dillon Furniture Company
W. W. Oildwell
Tribune Store Offers School Supplies at Corner Bannack and Idaho
Local storefront on Bannack and Idaho Street advertises school supplies. The Tribune Store promotes pencils, notebooks, and basic classroom essentials for students and teachers.
Wedding in the Valley Opens Pageville School Year
The community celebrates the marriage of Dwight Bushnell and Lizzie Page with a noon ceremony at Pageville. Rev. L. G. Clark and Rev. J. A. Hughes preside. A reception follows and the couple departs for a two month visit in Michigan. Pageville School opens with Miss Eunice Spencer as teacher.
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Pacrvitin
Geniel
Dwight Bushnell
Lizzie Page
L. G. Clark
Montana
J. A. Hughes
Pageville
Mr. Bushnell
Michigan
Prontz
California
Floyd Burtch
Dillon
Mae Barth
Ralph Bushnell
Helena
D. Bushnell
Utley
Maude Lamont
Dillon Public Library Evening Hours
In St James Parish House the Dillon Public Library opens Tuesday and Saturday evenings until 9 o clock, guiding patrons to visit during the listed times.
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St. James Parish House
Murder suspected as exhumed body identified as husband
The body of Eugen Kincaid was exhumed at Blacktail creek after his wife linked the victim to her husband. She described a head wound and missing eye, urging foul play amid a lack of arrests. Investigators note prior threats against Kincaid and a possible motive tied to his wife. The coroner’s jury earlier ruled death by his own hand.
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Eugen Kincaid
Fitzharris
Chief Story
Kincaid
Blackfoot
Idaho
Dart Hardware C Co
Court House
Corboffer
Butte
Anaconda
Bridge Breaks and Leta Cattle Into the River
Herbert Selway of Dillon reports a bridge collapse near Ed Mooney's ranch causing cattle from the Selway brothers to plunge into Beaverhead River. Local officials are urged to cut river banks to allow safe crossings. Residents including Miss Murphy and Patay McManemey were in Dillon. other locals seen scouting cattle and repairs continue near Daly's Spur.
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Selway Bros
Ed. Mooney
Beaverhead
Martin McManemey
Miss Murphy
Patay McManemey
Dillon
Daniel Mooney, Jr
Messrs
Freeman, Roe and
Jenson
Dun's Review of Trade Shows Encouraging Outlook
R G Dun's weekly trade review notes little relief in transport for leading manufacturers with coke shortages closing furnaces and raising pig iron prices in Philadelphia. Despite this, orders are abundant and mills raise capacity. New England textile mills run smoothly with no labor fears at Fall River. Weather drives staple price moves with grain prices up sharply while wheat ships grew, booming exports. Failures total 243 for the week.
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New York
R. G. Dun
Review of Trade
Philadelphia
New England
Fall River
Atlantic
United States
Expel Cape Invaders Scheme Reported by Daily Mail
London papers cite a plan by Lord Kitchener and Cape premier Sir John Sprigg to drive invaders from Cape Colony. A joint imperial colonial commission drafts a scheme with a large colonial role and cost share. Loyalists en masse may be levy factors in the effort.
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London
Cape Town
Daily Mail
Lord Kitchener
John Gordon Sprigg
Cape
Cape Colony
Poor Crops Reported Across European Russia
The Russian Ministry of Agriculture report for European Russia shows all crops below average with some areas in the east and south described as very bad. Rye is especially deficient. winter wheat is bad in Don province and only good in the southwest. summer grains are also below average, especially summer wheat and oats.
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St. Petersburg
Ministry of Agriculture
Russia
Don
Alabama Adopts New Constitution
Alabama voters appear to support a new state constitution with early returns showing a large margin. The result would dramatically reduce the Negro vote in politics, with turnout higher than expected in many counties.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Unwritten Bryn Mawr Rules About Walking With Professors
A Bryn Mawr sophomore notes two unwritten rules banning a girl from walking alone with a professor and from walking after dark. She asks which rule to break if she is detained and encounters a professor on her way home. A friend asks how a girl handles such an awkward moment. The reply hinges on how much she likes the professor.
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Bryn Mawr
Danish Crown Prince Rescues Sleigh During Runaway Incident
Prince Christian of Denmark, riding with the princess, calmly controlled runaway horses after bells frightened another sleigh. The other sleigh overturned, riders entangled in rugs, but the heir to the Danish throne leapt free, halted the ramaways, and stabilized the situation.
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Christian of
Denmark
Duke of Cornwall
High School Report Cards Show Improvement
The two month standing reports were issued by Sept Three. Supt Tyree oversees results ensuring fairness. Teachers held a weekly class test last week and Rev Smith spoke on Elements of Success focusing on Punctuality. Florence and Ora Conway missed class due to illness while Botany trip to Sheep canyon entertained pupils.
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Supt
Tyree
Smith
Florence
Ora Conway
Sheep Canyon
J. K. Tyree
Mike
State Game Exports Curtailed To Protect Local Supplies
The piece argues most states ban exporting certain game and limit moving quail killed within a state. It urges restricting live game imports for breeding, condemns cold storage for delaying closure and selling off-season game. It cites John S Wise's critique in The American Monthly Review of Reviews.
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John 8. Wise
American Monthly Review of Reviews
A Pretty Wedding for Helen Nolan and Roy Elliott
Miss Helen Nolan of Chicago married Roy Elliott in Dillon at the Emerick home on Bannack Street and Railroad Avenue. Justice Hirachman officiated the ceremony. A small gathering of intimate friends shared a supper prepared by Mrs. Emerick and presented the couple with several beautiful gifts.
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Helen Nolan
Chicago
Roy Elliott
Emerick House
Bannack Street
Railroad Avenue
Justice Hirachman
Emerick
Dillon
Elliott
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Willis News
Ka. Holder
the Tribune
Willtis
Ed. Holder
Holder
Virginia Ellis
Saline County
Missouri
Edward Holder
Marshal
Melrose
Frank Brehrer
Frank Tait
Glendale
Bert Blivens
Greenwood
Farley
Huber
L. Kupfer
Dillon, Montana
Grratty
Rochester News
Lima News
Tribune Store
Corner Bannack and
Ste
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Mont
Pageville News
Dillon Public Library
Eugene Kincaid
Ryan Canyon
Herbert Selway
Grayling School
Daly’s Spur
Albert Anderson
Grasshopper
Robert Gray
Bannack
Dun’s Review OF Trade
Bryn Mawr Problem
Prince Christian A
Sandow
American Game Preservation
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