Old Pumpkin Pies Remind of Mother’s Kitchen
A Philadelphia Times piece recalls childhood memories of pumpkin pies baked by mother. The narrator longs for a slice after school, waking in a sink of nostalgia as the familiar scent and generous crust evoke home and simpler days.
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Philadelphia Times
Dorothy's Prodigal Returns Home at Thanksgiving
Miss Polly, a stern widow, shelters Dorothy Carew who brings life to the old house. Dorothy heals Polly's heart and unites a fragile clan as a prodigal son returns, revealing thanks and forgiveness in a warm family revival.
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Polly
Miss Polly
Miss Tolly
Mary Alston
Dorothy Carew
Mary
Aunt Polly
Miss” Polly
Pally Wu
Jory
Dorothy
Mrs. Dry
de Garing
Fake scare and fatal accident anchor Montana tidbits
A string of brief Montana items reports a cowboy Killed near Fort Benton after a roping accident, a will deemed a forgery in Boulder, a miner crushed in a Belt slate mine, a mine sale near Maiden, a political dispute over Utah Roberts, and smallpox appearing at Big Sandy with media notes on local papers and plans for a Red Lodge Democratic paper.
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Geo. Johnsona
Fort Benton
John P. Alport
Boulder
Steve Baroui
Spotted Horse
Maiden
Campbell
New York Journal
Bigamist Roberts
Utah
Will Clark
Madisonian
Marcus Daly
Big Sandy
David Scott
Lewistown
Trial ends in jury deadlock in Bannack case
The United States case against James Jaggers on spurious coin charges ended with a 12 to 2 vote for conviction after 14 hours of jury deliberation. The jury failed to reach a verdict and Jaggers awaits a new trial at the next court term. Witnesses included Robert L. Thomas and Michael Penaluna among Bannack residents.
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United States
James Jaggers
Robert L. Thomas
Michael Penaluna
Tom Thompson
Arthur McCarry
James Collins
RB. Thomas
Knowles
Thomas
Jaggers
Ink choices and suppliers from Dillon store ad
The notice promotes thin ink from Thomas and Sanford heavy and copying fluids, Paul and Thomas inks for best all around flow, red ink options, and colored inks. It lists Triponz Poriasatie Co in Dillon Montana selling inks rubber stamp ink paste and mucilage with invitation to call or visit for details.
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Thomas
Sanford
Paul
Stie
Beat
Sanford’s
Paul’s
Thanks for kindness after death in Dillon notes
A Dillon notice thanks neighbors and friends for support during illness death and funeral of a family member. It lists Conrad Mery Mrs G Albers Dora Meine and Charles Meine and mentions selling stock at cost due to a business move with bargains like overcoats five dollars and up.
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Dillon Trreunz
Conrad Mery
G. Albers
Dora Meine
Charles Meine
Dillon
Licensed tradesman offers work at reasonable rates
The undersigned, duly licensed, is prepared to perform any work in his line at reasonable rates. Orders may be left at Brainard and Williams, 454 ine Ve ee ren.
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Brainard & Williams
Indian Chiefs in 1900 Calendar Offered by Rail Line
The Chicago Great Western Railway reproduces four Rinehart Indian pictures Chief Wolf Robe Louison Hollow Horn Bear and Hattie Tom in a 1900 art calendar. Each 6x8 inch head is printed in original colors and can be mounted as posters. A very small edition is issued due to cost and supply lasts for 25 cents in stamps or silver to F H Lord, 118 Adams St, Chicago.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Rinehart
Wolf Robe
Louison
Hollow Horn Bear
Hattie Tom
F.H. Lord
Adams
Chicago
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Relief for Catarrh
Advertising copy touts Fly's Cream Balm as a cure for dry catarrh and cold in the head. It claims to cleanse soothe and heal without drying inhalants and offers a 10 cent trial size by Ely Brothers New York. It also markets Ely's Dream Balm as easing nasal irritation without pain or sneezing.
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Ely Brothers
Warren St
N.Y
Ely
Patent notice for Director Protector and Shield lodes in Blue Wing
Lawrence A Brown of Dillon Montana applies for four patentable lodes in Beaverhead County Blue Wing District as Director Protector and Shield lodes with surface ground widths and discovery shafts. Adverse claim deadline set sixty days from first publication with U.S. Land Office Helena.
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U.S
Lawrence A Brown
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Discovery Shaft
Blue Wing
Office of the Register of the
Folléwa
Bignal Lode
Township 7
Township
Vary
Beaverhead
U. S. Land Office
Gronae D. Greene
Register
U. S
U.8. Land Office
Congress
Joseph Gauthier
Amede Bessette
Bannack
Elkhorn
Office of Register of the U. S. Land Office
U. 8 Land Office
Melona
Grong D. Greene
Land Office Notice of Final Proof for Edward Hirt
Land Office at Missoula Montana announces that Edward Hirt has filed for final proof to support his claim on the Nit NEX EX% NW Sec 24 T48 R16 W. Proof will be made before L J Price U S Commissioner at Dillon Montana on December 22 1899. Witnesses include John Knoch Thomas J Low Ghat D Montgomery and others from Wisdom Fox Wiedom and nearby, to establish continuous residence and cultivation.
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Missoula
Mont
Botios
L. J. Price
U. 8
Dillon
Montana
Edward Hirt
D. LE
John Knoch
Wiedom
Thomas J. Low
Fox
Ghat D Montgomery
Wisdom
Dentchman
United States Land Office
Helena
Georges
Bedrock
U. S
Said
Jacob Kuntz
Frank
Ladder
Theophilus B. Craver
Josine Guyaz
Gronoe D. Greene
Register
Nont
Lloyd B. Thomas
Eugene T. Fox
Hermang Jackson
Jackson
Louis M. Fessenden
Chauncey R. Brown
Elmer E. Hershey
Bozeman
Henry Wetmore
Lakeview
Mounds
Monwat
J. Price
Elemnel Kline
West
Harlan J. Thompson
Terrence
Finn
Simeon E
George W. Enerick
Groner D
Gukesr
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