Railroad Town Notes From Lima Letter
Foreman Sam Smith was called to Kansas City Kansas for his mother illness and left Wednesday. Thanksgiving was observed in Lima. Under sheriff Dart visited on business. Removal of two night passenger trains altered duties for workers with some engineers moving back to freight runs. William Purdie and family left for an extended visit in Logan Utah.
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Railroad Town
The
Tribune
Sam Smith
Kansas City
Kansas
Lima
Dart
William Purdie
Logan
Utah
Local News Update From Our Neighborhood
Writs reports Ed Gleed of Cherry Creek searching for cattle. M Clark of Melrose visited. Al Fassler and wife called at Jacob Hartwig's. Frank Lovell home from Dillon for Thanksgiving. Beaver Bros of Madison Valley toured our area. Frances Browne, returnee from Salt Lake World's Fair, visited. Dr Norcross Strasser of Butte and Adolf Reichle hunted Lost Creek. Dr J Jones of Dillon got a deer. Mrs Margaret Barbour improving. Turkey killing day, but poultry and geese will fill roles in local meals.
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The
Tribune
Gleed
Cherry Creek
M. Clark
Melrose
al Fassler
Jacob Hartwig
Frank Lovell
Dillon
Beaver Bros
Madison Valley
Frances Browne
Salt Lake
Ham Cooper Returns From Ogden Springs in Myelalgia
Rochester correspondent reports Ham Cooper, helpless from rheumatism for months, back from Ogden Springs but not improved. D Foster of Whitehall visits relatives. Lou Norman returns to camp for winter. Miss Reta Hyrdman from Sheridan leaves after visiting Mrs. Emily Foster. Lasler moves family to Connor residence. H. J. Foster family back from the valley. Joe Conoch of Silver Star visits sister Allie Conch. A. A. Jones, bank keeper, and John Weingart travel with Dr Sheersu of Twin Bridges.
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Trinune
Rochester
Ham Cooper
Ogden Springs
Sheridan
Emily Foster
Las Ler
Connor
Julian Smith
H. J. Foster
Joe Conoch
Silver Star
Allie Conch
A. A. Jones
Watseka Co
John Weingart
Dr. Sbheersu
A Wifes Confession and a Radiant Bride
A story of engagement turmoil and reunion ends with a renewed marriage. A friend claims Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription restored the wife’s health and beauty, offering $500 to prove cures for leucorrhea female weakness prolapse or falling of womb with a fair trial. Mrs OQ Scripture Prescott Ariz endorses the remedy, citing ulceration dyspepsia and renewed vitality.
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Dr. Pierce
Virginia City Initiation and Thanksgiving Travel Notes
Geo. Smith leaves Saturday for a few days visit with relatives in the Smoky City. Althea Foster departs today for Twin Bridges to spend Thanksgiving with her sister Mrs. Obas Virden.
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Virgina City
Geo. Smith
Smoky City
Althea Foster
Twin Bridges
Obas. Virden
Normal College News Relates Activities and Basketball
Normal College reports new hires Miss Roxana Higgins of Helena and Miss Jessie Fitzpatrick of Washington Gulch. Lectures and entertainment impressed attendees, Thanksgiving dinner pleased all, and the Normal boys edged the BC H S in a close 17 to 14 return game after an extra inning.
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Roxana Higgins
Helena
Jessie Fitzpatrick
Washington Gulch
Assembly Hall
Butte
Winnie Dillon
Hazel Kennedy
Hazel Sanger
Mary Suullivan
Martha Scott
Lavinia Burton
B.C. H
The Dillon Churches St James Services Schedule
St James Church led by Rev S D Hooker offers Holy Communion at 11 a m on the first and third Sundays and at 7 a m on the fourth and fifth Sundays Morning Prayer at 11 a m Evening Prayer at 8 p m and Sunday School at 945 a m.
Luce Pastor Leads Sunday Services at Bannack Washington
Corner of Bannack and Washington streets Rev A A Luce pastor. Sunday school at 10 a m morning preaching at 11 a m class meeting at 12 m junior league at 3 p m Epworth League at 6 45 p m evening preaching at 7 30 p m prayer service every Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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Bannack
Washington Streets
A. A. Luce
Epworth
Church Schedule Notice for Rev. Wm. Remington Voices
Corner of Idaho and Sebree streets announces services by Rev. Wm. Remington pastor at Washington and Bannack corner. Divine worship at 11:00. Bible school at 12:00. Preaching at 7:30. Midweek service on Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m.
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Idaho and
Sebree Streets
Wm. Remington
Washington and
Bannack Streets
Presbyterian Church Service Hours and Pastor
Corner of Pacific and Glendale streets hosts services led by Rev. Dr. A. B. Martin. Morning worship at 11 oclock, evening service at 7 30, Sabbath school at 12, GO E 6 45.
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Pacific and
Glendale Streets
A. B. Martin
Meetings at Stamm's Jewelry Store Church
First Church Christ, Scientist schedules Sunday morning service at 11 o clock with Sunday school afterward and a Wednesday evening service at 7 30 o'clock held over Stamm's Jewelry Store.
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First Church Christ, Scientist
Stamm
Local family thanks friends for sympathy after bereavement
A Lima Montana notice dated November 23 1904 expresses heartfelt thanks to the people of Lima Bedrock Butte and Humphrey and other friends who rendered sympathy and aid during the bereavement of the family. names listed include Mr ann Mars Don Bray Oscar F Herron and Mr and Mrs M A Bean.
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Lima
Mont
Bedrock
Butte
Humphhrey
Ann Mars
Don Bray
Oscar F. Herron
M. A. Bean
Death of Josephine Bray Herron in Salt Lake City
Josephine Bray Herron died of heart failure November 18 1904 in Salt Lake City Utah at Holy Cross Hospital. She was 20 and married May 7 to Oscar F Herron. Born Argenta Beaverhead Montana May 18 1884 she was the daughter of Con Bray Lima Montana. Interment in Lima beside relatives. many friends sent flowers.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Holy Cross Hospital
Josephine Bray-Herron
Oscar I’. Herron
Youingest
Con Bray
Mary A. Bray
Lima
Mont
Salt Lake
Herron
Argenta
Beaverhead County
Montana
Oscar F. Herron
John C. Bray
Katherine Grimes
Bedrock
Butte
O. F. Herron
Oregon
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cure For Lung Woes
A newspaper notice touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and throat and lung troubles. It claims carelessness causes many wrecks and cites Mrs Loia Cragg of Dorchester as saved by the remedy. Sold by Riley the druggist with 50c to 100 price and free trial bottles.
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Dr. King
Loia Cragg
Dorchester
Mausa
Beaverhead County Seeks Bids for Poor Support and Jail Medical
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed proposals for care and maintenance of the sick poor and infirm, rental of the poor farm, burial, and medical attendance for the county jail for the year starting December 5 1904. Bids must include all costs, be in separate envelopes, with a 10 percent certified check, by December 5 1904 noon. The Board may reject any bids. Clerk Joan J Baker Dillon Montana November 25 1904.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Joan
Baker
Dillon
Mont
Treble Clef Concert Tickets For Sale at Jasper Nelson's
Tickets for the Treble Clef concert next Friday night are priced at $100 each and $750 for a block. Availability listed at Jasper Nelson's.
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Jasper Nelson’s
Impossible feat of smoking a cigar without removing lips
A New York dealer recalls a customer who boasted he could smoke twenty cigars daily and took a bet to see if a cigar could be kept in the lips and burned to a mark. After two minutes of steady puffs the man balked, threw away the cigar, paid the bet, and later said the idea of tobacco sickened him.
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New York
San
New York Press
Wealth and Character The True Measure of Riches
Orison Swett Marden argues that wealth without integrity is hollow and calls real riches the pursuit of high ideals. He warns that money earned by deceit empties life of value and emphasizes keeping principles intact to avoid spiritual poverty.
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Sahara
Orison Swett
Marden
France 1904 wine crop forecast by department
The preliminary estimate for France's 1904 vintage shows very good grape crops in nine departments, good in forty six, and passable in nineteen. Total wine yield is projected at 1.5 billion gallons, with Algiers crops expected to be slightly below average.
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France
Algiers
Chicago Post
Southern Moss Becomes Louisiana Industrial Basis
Sweeping dry moss from southern forests is used in commerce to fill nattresses and cushions, pack goods, and employ laborers by the day. Processed moss is ginned like cotton, with outer fiber removed, leaving a material akin to horse hair, supporting a growing industry in Louisiana beyond swamp scenery.
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Louisiana
White Mule Race Card Mystery at Local Track
At a city hotel Mr Henry Jimpson reads of a famed Indian chief White Mule and spots the horse in a racing card. He bets $10 on White Mule in a 50 to 1 race, but the horse finishes last among sixteen. The Philadelphia Bulletin notes the odd tale.
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Henry Jimpson
Luneb
Mr. Jimpson
White Mule
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Willis
Normal College
Dillon Churches
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Josephine Bray
Frost
Frost Queens
Kodak Store
Riley
Anindr
Dillon Steam Laundry
W. C. Orr
Ontario Veterinary College
Center and
Idaho Streets
Cardus
Cardui
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
I'em
Wine &F
Cardu
Dillon Bakery
Paul Brown
A. C. Gruwell, Prop
Hinkley Lodging House
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