Petersons visit town before Swedish trip
From the Breezes Mr and Mrs Sam Peterson of Fox visited Saturday they plan a trip to Sweden to see relatives Sam last saw his family 25 years ago and Mrs Peterson 15 years ago The mail service contract between Wisdom and Jackson is awarded to A T Barry with first trip on Monday November 23 Jack Geisser cuts his right foot with an axe while timbering and will miss work for a couple weeks Jack Moran returns from Idaho with about 300 head of steers for Wm Montgomery Ed Norris and Ed Donlan joked about running Montana as governors both Eds in one ticket may be better.
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Sam Peterson
Fox
Sweden
Sam
Jack Geisser
C. W. Francis
Jack Moran
Idaho
Wm. Montgomery
Ed Norris
Ed Donlan
Montana
Pageville Notes On Visits Accidents And Illness
Special to Tribune from Pageville dated November 25 Misses Jessie and Mary Redfield return from Bozeman as schools close for scarlet fever and small pox A railroad wreck near Twin Bridges delayed trains Lena Albrecht Jessie Day visit W F Nye Mrs Arthur Page visits sister Mrs Clayton Page Charley Wilcomb travels to Idaho Falls a grave illness calls Claude Dale returns from Iowa Mrs C W Collier visits Point of Rocks school hunting party departs for Madison valley Charles P Baker suffers a severe quinsy attack.
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Tribune
Pageville
Jessie
Mary Redfield
Bozeman
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Lena Albrecht
Jessie Day
W. F. Nye
Arthur Page
Butte
Point of Rocks
Orrin Page
Bert Page
Wm. Jackson
Oscar Page
Ruby
Madison Valley
Charles P. Baker
Pageville notices and family movements reported
Local residents share travel and visit updates with relatives in Pageville and Clinton Montana. Hugh Cummings leaves for a Carroll Grocery job in Butte. A Page reunion planned for Thanksgiving at Clinton. Revival meetings led by Rev. Hardy and Rev. Rhodes begin at Centerville school house.
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Hugh Cummings
C. P. Baker
George Wilcomb
Butte
Carroll Grocery Company
Ed Page
Jefferson Island
Rodney Page
Arthur Page
Whitehall
Page Brothers
Clinton
Montana
Henry P. Utley
Pageville
N. L. Page
Wallace R. Rodney W
James M. Page
Virgil Gustin
QO. H. Gilman
Clayton Page
Twin Bridges
Herbert
Adolph Stewart
Max Wilcomb
Dillon
R. R. Baird
Glendive
Charley Morris
Madison
J. L. Pearson
George Reis
George Jenson
Big Hole Basin
W.R
J. M. Page
Willis Notes and Local Movements a Beaverhead Ranchers
Willis Montana reports show Charles Meine visiting from Beaverhead valley to seek stock while Will Harvey returns from Melrose with cattle from George Mast near Farlin. Theresa Reichle finishes Monument school and heads home. J C Ferguson trips to Butte. James Garrison from Virginia City inspects his Willis ranch. Theresa Reichle and Herminie Retzig attend a teachers institute in Dillon. Little Frank Beehrer was taken to
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Tribune
Willis
Charles Meine
Beaverhead Valley
Will Harvey
Melrose
George Mast
Farlin
Theresa Reichle
Monument
J. C. Ferguson
Butte
James Garrison
Virginia City
Herminie Retzig
Dillon
Teachers’ Institute
Frank Beehrer
Butte Stock Scattering Hampers Cattle Owners
The text notes Butte resident Carl has a fractured wrist, later treated by a doctor citing injuries to both bones. Adolf Reichle visited Dillon on business. Beehrer Bros. shipped a carload of tutabagas to Butte. Joe and Frank Kambich from Glendale were seen nearby chasing cattle. Stockmen report extensive cattle scattering across Blacktail near Dillon and at the Point of Rocks, worse this fall than in prior years.
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Butte
Carl
Adolf Reichle
Dillon
Beehrer Bros
Joe
Frank Kambich
Glendale
Blacktail
Local notes from Blacktail region and nearby homesteads
Threshing wraps up at Blacktail as W H Wilson reports a strong season. Residents and visitors including the Kennisons Barretts and Mitch ells spend time at various ranches. Final homestead proofs, well digging feats to water at 116 feet, carpentry work, fencing, and log outbuilding projects mark the week.
Thanksgiving at the Dormitory Includes Guests from Out of Town
Vacation denial kept normal students from going home for Thanksgiving while sisters and cousins joined the dormitory girls. Guests included Catherine and Olive Nutterville Irene Harrington Mayme Sullivan Lucy Kemper of Butte and Margaret Reynolds of Dubois Idaho. Hazel Duncan celebrated at home in Sheridan as several others remained away for Christmas.
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Tribune
Catherine Nutterville
Olive Nutterville
Irene Harrington
Mayme Sullivan
Lucy Kemper
Butte
Margaret Reynolds
Dubois
Idaho
Hazel Duncan
Sheridan
Harriet Ellinghouse
Pearl Ward
Kilner
Goodrich
Thomas Clapp
Basin
Owsley
Whitehall
Bettes
Duniway
Gen
Kapa Zeta Nu
Schmidt
Lucia Johnson
Noeth
Nelligan
Grace Johnson
Bramble
Bowen
Oddities in Names and Natural World Observations
A miscellaneous slice notes links between sea water color and salt content, lists eccentric English surnames, and mentions rhinoceros blood used in Asian medicine. It includes quips about grafting trees and a stray political jab, ending with a fragment about Red Lodge Picket.
Market Recap Shows Steady to Strong Demand Across Livestock
Week opens with scarce corn fed cattle, broader mix of grass beef steers and cows. Prices rise for quality killers while common stock trades lower. stockers and feeders hold steady except light calves. Hog market strengthens with heavy Tuesday run. sheep demand active and feeders steady. Prices listed for steers, cows, veal, bulls, and hogs reflect brisk trade in Kansas City and local markets.
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Kansas City
Reward notice for sheep camp theft and horse theft
Will pay for the arrest and conviction of anyone killing or driving off my sheep or destroying my camps or wagons or stealing my horses. Brand 4 open A on left shoulder. Also $50 reward for arrest and conviction of anyone stealing provisions from my camps or destroying them. Gerhard Albers. 31-26
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Gerhard Albers
If Miss Fairley Could Recast Herself
Mr. Henley asks Miss Fairley how she would change her hair and eyes if she could. She replies she would remain exactly as she is, a response that puzzles him about her judgment and tastes.
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Mr. Henley
Between the Devil and the Deep Sea Phrase Explained
Plodding Pete asks what the Sunday school paper means by the phrase. Meandering Mike likens it to choosing between work and a bath as a vivid analogy. Chicago News reports the exchange.
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Mike
Pete
Chicago News
Actor and stage manager spar over hunger backstage
A line from the St. Louis Republic captures backstage humor as an actor begs for a dollar to eat while the stage manager, saying he is broke, offers a rehearsal instead and notes an eating scene in the bill tonight.
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St. Louis Republic
March of music toward theater, says Herr Nikisch
A quote attributed to Herr Nikisch asserts that music evolves beyond mere enjoyment of tone combinations and moves toward theatrical presentation, reflecting a shift in the art form.
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Herr Nikisch
There is nothing more frightful than ignorance in action
Quote by Goethe about the danger of ignorant conduct. This brief line warns that unchecked ignorance leads to harmful deeds and poor choices in real world actions.
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Goethe
Regular O. S. L. Passenger Trains Schedule
Daily Armstead service leaves Armstead at 7 30 a m and 11 00 a m bound for Grant with arrivals at Grant at 9 00 a m and 1 00 p m. For connections farther west contact JR Scott manager Armstead Mont.
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O. S. L. Penne
Armstead
Grant
JR. Scott
Mgr
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