Fortieth Wedding Anniversary Observed at Pageville
A large family reunion in Pageville on November 18 marks the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. R W Page. Seventeen relatives and spouses joined 33 family members for a dinner, with verses read and a ceremony repeated at 8:30 pm officiated by Rev Geo D King and E K Maring. Gifts from children and grandchildren included a Morris chair, upholstered rocker, silverware, china, glassware, and an evergreen tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Page
Tribune
Parviz
Pageville
Robert Page
James Page
Newton Page
Henry Utley
Bushnell
Sam Taylor
Geo. D. King
R. D. Martin
W. van Orsdel
Hersey
Mich
Page
Montana
Fred Mercer
Harry Redfield
E. T. Maring
Arthur Page
Clara Gilmeh
Edward Page
Goetachine
Ernest Page
Questa
EK. T. Maring
Mr. Page
Happenings of the Week Briefly and Entertainingly Told
Local notices recount family milestones in Pacrvinti including a fortieth wedding anniversary attendance by Rev and Mrs Maring and relatives from Bozeman and Whitehall. Social events feature Mr Page and Mrs Redfield gatherings, a wheel arrival for Charley before a wedding dinner, and a fine Baptist choir returning with Burtch family members as singers and organist Mae Burtch.
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The
Tribune
Pacrvinti
Maring
Wilbur
Bozeman
Harry Redfield
Aid Society
Charles Redfield
Whitehall
Charley
Clara Burtch
Miss Spencer
Ford Burtch
Floyd Burtch
Miss Mae Burtch
Thanksgiving Day in the Quiet Autumn Woods
The verse paints a bronze and gold woodland scene as Thanksgiving approaches. Bells sound and sheep return home while the wind rests. The air breathes cheer and springlike grace despite the year turning sere, with festive laughter and mossy logs crackling in bright warmth. The poem ends with a bright refrain of gratefulness for Thanksgiving day.
Ninety Pound Rails Laid On Oregon Short Line Here
A large gang of railroad workers is laying ninety pound steel rails on the Oregon Short Line near Birch Creek. Other items note W H Oliver's illness and local visits by the Page brothers, J Lanz, J Lock and legal/market activity, plus a rubber goods ad urging readers to buy rubbers at The City Shoe Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wruoffs
Oregon
H. Oliver
Page Brothers
J. Lanz
Nebraska
Mr. Hood
J. Lock
Wood Live Stock Company
Spencer
Idaho
Murray
J. Barbour
Big Timber
Birch Creek
W. 8. Barbour
Dillon
Billings
Chas
City Shoe
Indignant Citizens Demand Swift Repair of Ryan Canyon Bridge
Special Correspondent reports in Ryan Canyon on November 21 that Alf Decker and crew began repairs after a two week break on the county bridge. Residents blame the outgoing county commissioners for delays that endangered lives and property as riverbank hazards persisted and accidents occurred.
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Ryan Canyon
Trrnune
Ryan
Canyon
Alf. Decker
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Fred Dingley
Dingley
Railroad surveys signal Oregon Short Line toward Salmon River
The Salt Lake Tribune cites Oregon Short Line plans to extend from Mackay toward Salmon River country via Gibbonsville and Challis with surveys complete. Also notes nearby Northern Pacific expansions and expected gradual buildout over 1902–1903.
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Oregon
Northern Pacific
Salmon
Salmon City
Gibbonsville
Oregon Short Line
Salmon River
Idaho
Salt Lake Tribune
Montana
Short Line
Mackay
Missouri
Bitter Root
Grantadale
Bitter Root Mountains
Shoup
Tribune
Challis
Divide
Ogden
Five Year Old Leah Bammer Dies in Butte
Leah Marie Bammer five died Monday at Murray and Friend's hospital Butte from appendicitis after transfer for an operation She was the only child of Mr and Mrs Robert Bammer of Dillon and funeral services were Wednesday at 2 pm at the M E church with Rev R P Smith delivering the sermon The bereaved couple receive community sympathy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray & Friend’s Hospital
Butte
Leah Marie Bammer
Robert Bammer
Dillon
M. E
R. P. Smith
State Land Sale Yields Little Interest at County Court House
State Land Register Thomas D. Long offered for sale sixty five thousand acres of unoccupied land in the county. Only about twenty thousand acres were disposed of and all of that was leased. Leases clustered around Horse Parke and Medicine Lodge with buyers including Thomas Hamilton J H Brenner George Staudaher Ajax Live Stock Co Fred Hopp Willis Schienberger Bedrock Nels Nelson George Metlen George Woodworth A J Noyes Horse Prairie Herding Association Richard Gallagher and others.
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State
Thomas D. Long
Willis
Mr. Schienberger
Bedrock
Nels Nelson
George Metlen
George Woodworth
A. J. Noyes
Horse Prairie Herding Association
Richard Gallagher
Birch Creek Man Ed Hutchinson Charged With Petit Larceny
Ed Hutchinson of Birch Creek was brought to Dillon and arraigned before Judge Hirschman at 10:00 a m on the charge of petit larceny. He pleaded not guilty and his trial is scheduled for next Tuesday at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hutchinson
Birch Creek
Dillon
Hirschman
True Economy in Baking Powder Costs
The article argues the price gap between an ordinary alum baking powder and premium cream of tartar powder is minor and not enough to affect a family's yearly baking costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Price
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jay
Farley
Huber
Brothers
L. Kupfer
Dillon, Montana
Gezatty
Pageville News
C. G. Utley
W. R. Page
J. M. Page
Miss Mae
Berkshire Mills Typewriter
Tribune Store
Avbeit Stamm
Dillon, Mont
R. K. Munkittrick
May
Birch Creek News
the Tribune
Benj. Taylor
Rattlesnake
Grasshopper Creek
Jaggers and Underwood
Horse Prairie
Phillip Thorpe
J. Jacobson
Grasshopper
Messrs
Jas. Ward
Jas. McQuillian
Geo. Sulliver
Railroad For
Barnett & Reed
Marsh
Sheridan
Schwartz
Lower Beaverhead
Lord Wilton
England
Elijah Marsh
Madison County
Lige
J. E. Tyree
Isabella Rife
Daniel Tovey
Big Hole Basin
Norman Gilbert
W. A. Graeter
Bessie Tyree
Mamie McIntosh
Nannie Festherly
Blanche Moree
Carl Taylor
Community
Leah Bammer
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