New School Building In Use In Rochester District
Special Correspondent reports the new school building in Rochester 13 now in use with teachers and pupils satisfied. Local residents include Miss Alice Couch and Miss Mamie Parker attending. other items note visits, travel to Twin Bridges and Helena, and mining property representation by George Hight of Butte.
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the Tribune
Rochestra
Alice Couch
Mamie Parker
Frank Inabst
Rochester Mercantile Company
Whitehall
J. C. Dawkins
Emily Foster
Twin Bridges
Charles Virden
Clara Campana
H .J. Foster and Son
E. J. Falkner
Sheep Camp Fire Near Glendale Burns Accidently
Special correspondence notes a sheep camp near Glendale burned last week, suspected to have caught fire by accident. The report also lists local social news including illnesses, visits, births, accidents, and political recoveries, with community updates from Lima and related towns.
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Tribuns
Orr brothers return from St. Louis Fair after three weeks
Obas B. Orr and John T. Orr came back Monday night via the Northern Pacific from a three week absence at the St. Louis Fair.
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Obas
B. Orr
John T. Orr
St. Louis Fair
Pageville Notes and Local Arrivals
Special correspondence from Pavevinun reports Cora Scott returning from Butte. Henry Wolf of Dillon visiting his parents. Dwight Bushnell and crew back from surveying near Forsythe. Mrs. Minnie Harp leaving for Boise City Idaho to settle. H A Redfield owns a new buggy. Mrs Leroy Gilman of Laurin ill with spinal inflammation. her husband may stay. E H Page and spouse in Dillon. T A Wilson recovering from injuries. Ed Coyle to Missoula for Northern Pacific work.
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Leroy Gilman Quiteil
Triment
Pavevinun
Cora Scott
Butte
Henry Wolf
Dillon
Dwight Bushnell
Forsythe
Minnie Harp
Boise City
Idaho
H. A. Redfield
Harry
Leroy Gilman
Laurin
O. H. Gilman
E. H. Page
T. A. Wilson
Ed. Coyle
Missoula
Northern Pacific
Tash and Lenkersdorfer to Feed 300 Steers for Market
Special correspondence reports polaris news that Will Tash and Lenkersdorfer will bring 300 head of three year old steers to fatten for the spring market. Local residents include Mrs. Thomas Ellis visiting Colville Washington and George A. Pyle finishing a new house with others noted. a local sale of fat cows is mentioned.
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Tash & Lenkersdorfer
The
Tribune
Pollaris
Thomas Ellis
Minnie Jaggers
Colville
Wash
Fred ©. North
Elkhorn
George A. Pyle
William Latimer
Hopper
Richard Haines
Dillion
Joseph Ellis
Big Hole
Will Tash
Clark Anderson
Dillon
Adolph Parish
Bannack
Normal College News Recaps Lectures and Dormitory Serenade
Mary Woodward of Divide and Myers and LaBean hosted guests as Preston W. Search delivered lectures on The Ten Greatest Pictures of the World. The event inspired students, who also heard a second talk urging aiming for a life goal. Dormitory serenades and basketball plans filled weekend activities.
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Misa Mary Woodward
Divide
Myers
Jeffrey
LaBean
Preston W. Search
Search
Squire
Tea With Miss White Hostess Delights Friends
Miss Carolyne White held a tea at five thirty Tuesday evening for about a dozen friends. The dining room featured red and white carnations and water colored place cards. After tea, guests enjoyed rounds of bid euchre with attendees including Mrs French, Mr T E Smith, Mr Olmsted, Mr Howard, and Misses Lovell Bishop Thorpe Lamont Leland and Howard.
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Miss White
Carolyne White
Medames French
T.E. Smith
Olmsted
Howard
Lovell
Bishop
Thorpe
Lamont
Leland
High School and Dill on Teams Clash in Friday Game
A lively basketball contest Friday night ended with the High School defeating Dill on 6 to 23. An upcoming Thanksgiving game features the Normals against the High School. W. F. G. will meet Saturday with Miss Selway and Miss Jenkins at Selway's home.
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High Scool
Dillon
Normals
Selway
Jenkins
Wall
Dell
Fannie Freeman
Sweet Treats Offer Abundant Candies and Cakes
A cheerful note advertises a plentiful supply of fine candies bon bons and cakes promising they will exceed expectations and are worthy of a trial.
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Arthur W. Merrifield
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Jonsrhe
Htt
Dixon
Gormley
William Lindesy
Joseph EK. Toole
Ave Nees
Ernest King
Edwin C. Norrie
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John T. Athey
David C. Browne
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Harry R. Cunningham
Kwe Depp
Philip C. Goodwin
Fant
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Red E. Ene I
Eh Judicial District
Llewellyn L. Callaway
Ta Heee Reese
Montgomery H. Parker
Benjamin F. White
Emerson Ill
Alf. Decker
Peeke
O. Selway
W. P. Jahnke, Co
Henry Gleed
Marmaduke Gist
A. Haze
Hugh NcCaleb
D. A Gee
County Assensor Oo
Phil Anderegg
Reese
Dl Jasper Nelson
Beardsley
W. Robison
Henry K. Melton
Hehvols
Ketella Mae Rich
Mayme F. Frenc
Charles A Kh
Benjamin Bond
Fae Coforer
A. Walker, K
Willis
V. Kingsbury
Sdtministrater
Isaiah Cashmore
al. K. Granter
Rochester
Charles Hoadley
Pearl Cornforth
Iron Rod
George Hight
Mrs. Curtis of
George Grove
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Dee Pierce
Lima
Harry Whiting
O. S.L
J. Cosgrove
J. R. Fisher
J. R. Baker
George Noble
Justice of the Peace
Pageville
Polaris
Dr. King
Lois Orage
Dorchester
Maas
Frost
Kodak Store
Riley
Mont
Normal College
Thedford
Right
Mason & Mason
Mark E. Swan
Fritz As
A Snitz
Messrs. Broadhurst & Currie
Aundr
Dillon Steam Laundry
Gentral Stables
W. C. Orr
W. Orr
Ontario Veterinary College
Center and
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Chamberlain
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Hinkley Lodging House
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