Centennial Valley Death and Local Happenings Highlight Week
Laxrview notes a sad death in Pontiac Nebraska of Mrs. George Shambow’s brother and delays in dispatches. R. D. Freeman and H. Hackett killed a cinnamon bear on Warm river. Local ranch improvements include five buffalo and a half breed. A county seat vote in St. Anthony drew fifty votes, and Ed Staley plans a new house. A fish warden will reside at the Lake to supervise fishermen. Mrs. W. Smith hosts a Thanksgiving party. George Shambow started a brush burn that nearly spread with the wind.
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Tribone
Laxrview
George Shambow
Pontiac
Neb
Monida
L. E. Culver
Dick Rook
Sherman
J. Sherwood
St. Anthony
Morris
Ed Staley
Mr. Sargent
Chicago
Sawtelle Place
W. Smith
Horace McIntyre Rides to Bedrock in Flying Trip
Horace McIntyre made a rapid bicycle trip to Bedrock on Saturday, claiming his bike outpaced horse travel. A correspondent notes his dust trail and the speed of motion, while a testimonial from L J Williams promotes One Minute Cough Cure for coughs, colds, grippe, and croup.
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Horace McIntyre
Bedrock
L.J. Williams
Local News Briefs From The County
Mrs. J. E. Blake recovers from illness. Stoddard brothers close Odell creek saw mill and move to Beaver Canyon for winter. Mrs. Jennie Hunter departs Dillon winter residence after summer at H. Wetmore's.
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J. E. Blake
Stoddard Brothers
Odell Creek
Beaver Canyon
Jennie Hunter
H. Wetmore
Dillon
Cas Carets Candy Cathartic Sales Soar Nationwide
The passage cites U S shoppers buying Cascarets at two million boxes annually with expected rise to three million by year end. It claims Cascarets are a delightful bowel regulator and lists druggist availability with prices per box.
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United States
Tessa Leads Inquirys and Local News From Medicine Lodge
Special Tribune correspondent reports on Rev Van der Broeck visiting Prairie mass held in Wyno. Miss Meade of Bannock departs for California after three months with Mrs Tash. James Estes buys Harkness ranch to move in spring. Craver buys Matt Johnson’s Medicine Lodge ranch and sheep band. Bedrock Thanksgiving ball planned. Elijah Ames family heads to Massachusetts for winter.
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the Tribune
Wyno
van der Broeck
Dillon
Martin Barrett
Miss Meade
Bannock
Wyne
Horace McIntyre
Tash
Barnack
California
Bedrock
Inlaw
Tessa
Elijah Ames
Massachusetts
Smallpox, Surgery, and Local News From Melrose
Judge Smith near Melrose faced appendicitis with Drs. Walker and Wells performing an operation but risk remains. Belcher mine closed then reopened. A new smallpox case, Thomas Jones, under Dr Townshend care, shows improvement as weather hinders transfer to pest house. Townshend’s wife ill at St. Pauls Hospital. Brenton resigns from Melrose pump job, moves to Rochester as mine engineer. family to join soon. Oliver Madden family planning move to Rochester for winter. Community awaits a notable young couple’s congratulations.
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the Tribune
Mexxosz
Judge Smith
Melrose
Walker
Wells
Butte
Belcher
Soap Gulch
Thomas Jones
Rochester
Watseka
Oliver Madden
Stage Gossip and European Plans Feature in Theatre News
A roundup of stage notes reveals Mr and Mrs I H Sothern planning a European summer. Sol Smith Russell to Carlsbad for treatment. Rostand's L Aliglon debut in Paris lasted five hours. Bernhardt excludes bonneted ladies from stalls. A balloon advertises The Great Ruby in New York. The manager targets the sky for a billboard. Coon songs by Clay Greane and My Rainbow Coon. Wagenhals and Kemper plan a King John revival with Louis James and others. de Koven Eng lander Stange Hobart to co produce operas. Liebler may launch a second Mary Anderson in Eugene Thais Lawton. Joseph Arthur aims a Lost River melodrama in southern Indiana. Aria by Theodore Kremer for Mildred Holland remade from Love and Intrigue with a happy ending.
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I. H. Sothern
Europe
Sol Smith Russell
Carlsbad
Rostand
New York
Clay Greane
Wagenhals & Kemper
Louis James
Kathryn Kidder
Charles B. Hanford
Reginald de Koven
Ludwig Englander
Stanislaus Stange
George V
Joseph Arthur
Lost River
Indiana
Theodore Kremer
Mildred Holland
Schillers
Collision At Dell Delays Rail Traffic and Injures Worker
A freight wreck on the Oregon Short Line at Dell left Engine No. 624 demolished after colliding with Engine No. 720. Damage estimated at 5000 dollars. one worker, Wm. A. Hardt, 28, severely injured and amputations performed after hours of exposure. he is hospitalized in Dillon with grim courage noted.
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Dell
Oregon
Wm. A. Hardt
Young Hardton
Inez
Dillon
Ford
City Hall
Bond
Jones
City Hospital
Hardt
Dubuque
Butte
Hhis
Mr. Hardt
All the Difference on the Suburban Express
A hurried traveler hurries onto a moving train at a suburban station and worries over the train’s punctuality. He notes the line’s bad reputation but concedes the trains have been unusually punctual for six weeks.
Growth of the School Since Opening in September
Report of the secretary of the board of trustees for the County High School outlines enrollment growth from opening in September to year end. It notes 48 pupils at organization, 3 initial teachers, 70 new pupils, 18 from outside districts, 63 average belonging, 60 average daily attendance, 96 percent attendance, 3240 total days attended, 25 tardies, 105 absences, a 114 mill tax levy, five teachers plus a principal, salaries of 85 dollars monthly, and 1000 dollars annually from High School land for the superintendent’s salary. Also lists 30 classes with 20 to 45 minutes per class and 846 volumes in the library. Shipping updates mention W. J. Lindsey sending 8 carloads of sheep to Ogden, J. W. Gibson 1 carload of horses to Unionville, M. V. Han 1 carload of horses to Unionville, and R. T. Boatman 2 carloads to Kansas City.
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W. J. Lindsey
Ogden
J. W. Gibson
Unionville
Eas
M. V. Han
Kansas
R. T. Boatman
Kansas City
Such a Way Girl and the Vote Dream in Old Ledger Room
A playful scene in a cluttered office features an Ancient Lady Clerk predicting the day women win the vote. A young male stenographer races about tapping a senior clerk, while the room buzzes with light banter and a sense of change.
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Epoch Spinnerius
Justices and Constables for Upcoming Two Years
A list of precinct officers elected to serve two years includes names such as Theo, Nelson, Braley, Calloway, Ames, Patterson, and Noah among others. The compilation covers various precincts including Argenta Bannack Big Hole Dillon Dewey Dell and Pioneer with judges and constables named for each locale.
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Theo. Nelson
TM Braley
Wampler
N.B. Wood
Eph Stoller
Hirechman
W. Ei. Calloway Gay
Ames Sam Link
H. O Patterson
State school trustees discuss Helena law changes
Helena meeting of school trustees and the State Teachers Association considered amending the free county high school law. They referred proposed changes to a sub committee to report at a legislative meeting and supported syncing bond votes with school location decisions. They urged reducing levies from ten to five mills for buildings and from three to two mills for teachers' wages.
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Free County
Helena
Neggion
Inter Mountain
Carlton
Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets and Fig Syrup
The text touts Cascarets candy for constipation relief and praises Syrup of Figa from the California Fig Syrup Company as a cure for perceived household illnesses. It mentions druggists refund guarantees and broad sales, reflecting a period medical advertisement tone.
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California Fig Syrup Company
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