Cattle Market Activity Reported With Docks and Dinners
News notes from Nov 19 describe cattle movements to Seattle and Omaha with buyers and sellers named such as Lee Lewis, Brenner ranch, Henneberry Bros, and Wm Ostemier. A non resident duck shooter case is mentioned with Deputy Avare, plus turkey shoots and Thanksgiving dances. Community happenings include gatherings at the Country club, dances, travel notes, and local residents visiting Dillon, Butte, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Shineberger
Lee Lewis
Henneberry Bros
Wm. Ostemier
Avare
S. J. Wayant
Idaho
al Ct
J. B. Hill
Faye Scott
Dillon
T. F. Barrett
Martin Barrett
Horse Prairie
T. H. Hamilton
Prairie
Hamilton
Des Moines
Canada
Rochester Snow Surpasses Last Winter Levels
Special correspondence from Rochester reports extreme cold and heavy snow with 26 below zero on Tuesday. A stage driver skipped the route Saturday night due to the storm, delivering mail the next morning as residents note an unusually deep snowpack for the season.
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Rochester
Narrow Escape At Ryan's Canyon Ends With Cattle Killed
Patsey McMenamy and M A Henneberry barely survived when a passenger train struck their herd at Mooney's bridge. Four cattle died, the engine stalled and the drivers escaped harm. Local reports note extra whistle warnings and ongoing cattle movements through the canyon with several residents and traders mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan’s Canyon
Patsey McMenamy
M. A. Henneberry
Mooney’s Bridge
Iron Horse
Mexican Pete
Red Rock
Hawley
Second Trial Set for Miller and Johns in Cincinnati
Washington reports the new trial of Daniel V. Miller former post office clerk and Joseph M. Johns on conspiracy and bribery charges has been arranged to begin in Cincinnati. Assistant Attorney General Robb headed there to assist the prosecution with Cincinnati’s district attorney guiding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller and Johns
Washington
Daniel V. Miller
Post Office Department
Joseph M. Johns
Cincinnati
Robb
Wrecking of Colfax Cold Storage Plant Sparks Turmoil
A mob of several hundred men women and children attacked and wrecked a building in Colfax near Bloomington after threats by temperance supporters. The structure erected by F D Radeke of Kankakee a cold storage plant was torn down as workers faced overwhelming numbers and planned to resist the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ill
Colfax
F. D. Radeke
Kankakee
Junior Notes From A Cold School Week
The column notes possible big basketball game between rival teams on Thanksgiving if they agree. It questions the girls team fate and mentions blue geometry papers, report cards, and debates in English class. Sleigh riding parties grow as cold weather continues.
Richard the Lionhearted in Ivanhoe as a carefree knight
The review suggests Richard in Ivanhoe is portrayed as a carefree, jovial figure. He jokes with Robin Hood followers, Wamba, and a monk, drinking and merry-making rather than a burdened, thoughtful sovereign. Cari Stan,
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Ivanhoe
Richard
Sherwood Forest
Robin Hobb
Wamba
Cari Stan
Sophomore Notes From the High School
The building’s dark room for photo development is now in use by seniors teachers and Normalites. Eva Laurence fractured her knee after a Wednesday fall. Botany classes study yeast plants as songs arrive at five cents each. A grim English theme prompts debate on feelings after shooting. Jack Frost disrupts clocks skating returns with warmer weather and basketball fading. Oral book reviews were due but not delivered. Sleigh riding continues as pace and frost persist.
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Eva Laurence
Massa
Annie Laurie
Childe Harold
Jack Frost
Rival fires at opera house rent study ends with new committee
Reports describe a committee appointed after failing to secure the opera house to explore renting Dart's hall. The item includes brief bios of other local incidents and anecdotes.
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Dart’s Hall
Beav erhead County High School Forms Athletic Association
Freshmen basketball interest led to formation of the Beav erhead County High School Athletic Association with Victor Stolle as president and manager and Harry Graves as secretary and treasurer. The group plans a permanent body and spring field sports and appointed a committee to pursue renting the Ze-opere house for organization use. The committee reported at Monday’s 3:45 meeting.
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Walters
Beaverhead County
Atheletic Association
Victor Stolle
Harry Graves
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E. Mankee
Bannack
Nigley Drug Co
Ruby MclIntyre
Butte
Geo. Grose
Vincent Marvin
Charles Hoadley
Frank Reed
Twin Bridges
Geo. Nelson
Nelson
the Tribune
Helena
J. A. Ferguson
Labor and Agriculture
Ferguson
Farmers’ Institute
Bozeman
St. Louis
Venice
Kiely
Frank Rice
Max Delaje
Henry J. Ploehna
Chicago
Pierce
Dispensary Medical Association
Proprietors
Buffalo
N. Y
H. Pierce
Millsprings
RV. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Metropoli
le Gallienne
Gordon Keith
Page
Lovey Mary
Rice
Kingdom Come
Fox
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Pier
Chambers
Howells
Hynacinth
Onoto
Watanna
Ade
King Canute
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Isham
Brewster’s Millions
Creaves
Norris
Darrell of
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Holmes
Annable Lee
MacLane
Dixon
Green
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MacGrath
Friedman
Crady
Wister
Mr. Keegan
Churchill
Virginia
Avary
Arthur Stirling
Lorimer
the Circle
Thurston
Conquest
Dye
Tilton
Lady Rose
Ward
Circumstance
Mitchell
Lady Paramount
Henry Harland
the Tribune Book Store
Bannack and
Idaho Sts
Dillon, Mont
Bradford
John Beardsley
Beardsley
Peaseley
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
A. L. Wooff
J. E. Ryan
Frank Hayden
Thomas Gallagher
William Dean Howells
Stephen Crane
Franklin Inn Club
Philadelphia
Mr. Howells
Union Meat Market
Staudaher
Dillon, Montana
W. George & CO
East Mercury Street
Butte, Mont
Pru
Eae Fur & Wool
Minneapolis
North UL Aaee
W. Voourr
Mgr
EB. Ann
Bedrock, Salmon & Gibbonsville Stage Co
U.S. Mail
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Gibbonsville
Ida
Leesburg
Blackbird
Forney
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Prairie Basin
Challe
Salmoniver
Mont
Tribune Store
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Sravipre
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