Bracken Grayling Visitor and Local Resignations Reported
Nov 27 dispatch notes Wm Bracken of Grayling visiting Bedrock. Mr and Mrs Martin relocate to Barretts section house. Martin assumes charge of the section. M Rice resigns as Barretts foreman. plans ranch settlement. Ice troubles on road and bridge work at Taitspriv noted. farm and travel updates from Horse Prairie Creek to Dillon.
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The
Tribune
Ryan Canyon
Wm. Bracken
Grayling
Martin
Butte
Barrett’s Station
Sam Freeman
Sage Creek
M. Rice
Barretts
Rice
John McMenemey
Horse ‘Prairie Creek
Montana
Idaho
Dillon
Stitz
Page County
Iowa
Canyon
al Dewitt
Bedrock
Fred Dingley
Clark’s Canyon
Clark’ ‘S Canyon
Alt
Decker
Taitspriv
Casparets Candy Cathartic Sales Grow Rapidly
The United States now buys Casparets Candy Cathartic at about two million boxes annually with expected growth to three million by year end. The ad claims Casparets as a delightful bowel regulator for year round and notes druggists carry 100 250 and 500 count boxes with guaranteed care.
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United States
Smallpox Quarantine Near Redrock In Dillon Area
Wyne Nov 27 Frank Andrus and family return from Dillon. One smallpox case at Redrock the Ames home quarantined. Ames away in December to Salt Lake City. Several locals travel to Bedrock and Rochester. News notes include Hat misadventure and local visits. One Minute Cough Cure advertised by L J Williams.
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Thos. Barratt
Redrock
Phillips
Wyne
Mrs. Martin
Bedrock
Tom Pierce
California
Mr. Ames
Mr. Shannon
Railway Metropolis Notes From Lima Briefs
Special Correspondence to the Tribune from Lima dated November 29 reports Mrs. N D Porter of Idaho Falls visiting Lima friends on a Butte trip home. Dan Grant leases Galligher saloon and opera house. opening dance drew a large crowd. Mrs. E A Baily and daughter arrive home from East Lake City. Huddle of E A Baily store in town briefly. John Mansell resigns as O L railway car inspector to move to Anaconda. Baby Reese sick with pneumonia but improving. J Reeder timekeeper for O L Co in Lima visited Sunday. T B Wharton travels to St Anthony Idaho as expected witness. Emerson Hill and Geo Noble of Bedrock visit Lima. Paul, son of O K Paul, ill with ear trouble but better.
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Tribune
Lima
N. D. Porter
Idaho Falls
E. A. Baily
East Lake City
Mr. Huddle
Lake View
John Mansell
Anaconda
Reese
J. Reeder
T. B. Wharton
St. Anthony
Idaho
Emerson Hill
Geo. Noble
Bedrock
Irwin
Paul
O. K. Paul
District Court Dockets Review of Damages and Estates
The court recorded actions including Roe vs Fabrio Grocery Co with damages of 2568.80. Will probated for John G Schmidt with Reichle executrix. Phillips v Lamb motion for new trial 60 days. Bishop v Estell under advisement. Bucyrus Co v Coast Co default denied. Estates of Lea son and James Belway noted with guardians and final accounting and distribution plans for next term.
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Ww. Roe Va
Fabrio Grocery Co
Jary
Marie Busch
Margaret Reichle
John G. Schmidt
J. O.phillips Ve. Herd and Lamb
John F. Bishop
Henry Estell
Bucyrus Company Ve. Coast Company
J. A. Leason
James Belway
Rich Find on Grasshopper Creek by Wm Driscoll
Wm Driscoll, a 12 year prospector on Grasshopper Creek, reports three claims with a standout site showing rich ore. The best ledge lies about one mile west of the Garrett Cement gold mine and northeast of Thos Ellis ranch, four and a half feet wide with copper grades from 14 to 53 percent and gold values from 30 to 360 per ton, promising further development in a rich mineral district.
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Grasshopper Creek
Wm. Driscoll
Garrett Cement
Thos. Ellis’ Ranch
Bad breath ranked as most disgusting of habits
A reader laments that bad breath is the most vile trait, worse than other minor annoyances, and urges better dental care and oral hygiene to prevent social awkwardness.
Funeral for Alex V Beaver Held at Logan Church
The funeral for Alex V. Beaver, shot and robbed at Logan on Sept 7, and died at Helena hospital Nov 23, was held at the Logan church last Sunday. The service featured special music and a scripture sermon on law and grace, noting Beaver’s death as part of a broader call for justice and reform. Beaver, born August 23, 1868 in Champaign County Ohio, lived in Willis with family, came to Montana in 1889, and left behind his parents, six siblings, and several relatives.
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Logan
Helena
Alex V. Beaver
Tae Logan
M. E
Pierce
Smith
Christ
Butte
Aqualon
Alex Y. Beaver
Champaign ‘Cou
Ohio
Beaver
Dillon
Willis
Montana
Farewell Sermon Closes Rev Laughlion Pastorate
Reverend M B Laughlion preached a fare well sermon last Sunday as he resigns from the Presbyterian church at this place. Congregations from Methodist and Baptist churches attended the service to fill the Presbyterian church which was crowded. Mrs O W Scott sang a solo Jerusalem and the choir provided fine music. The sermon was impressive and Rev Langblen was respected and loved by his flock.
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M. B. Laughlion
Presbyterian Church
O. W. Scott
Jerusalem
Electric Bitters Cured Mrs Hunt’s Stomach Ills
Mrs I B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced gall stones and worsening stomach trouble with yellow jaundice until she used Electric Bitters. The remedy claims to cure dyspepsia loss of appetite and supports a stomach liver and kidney benefit. Sold by City Drug Store with a 50 guarantee.
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I. B. Hunt
Lime Ridge
Wis
Red staircase attraction showcases Dillon News Co holiday goods
A red staircase built for the Dillon News Co serves as a novel display platform for Christmas goods. Toys, fancy toilet items, novelties and more are arranged on the staircase show cases and shelves with additional inventory expected, promising one of the finest lines of Christmas goods ever brought to Dillon.
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Dillon News Co
Dillon
Arnica Salve Heals Corns Says Hillsborough Reader
I suffered such pain from corns I could hardly walk but Bucklen's Arnica Salve completely cured them. It acts like magic on sprains bruises and swellings and brings quick relief.
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H. Robinson
Hillsborough
Bucklen
Death of Mary Carns Pioneer Settler at Butte
Mrs Mary Carns died in Butte after weeks of treatment for injuries from a runaway accident about two years earlier. Her husband died soon after the crash. The body came home by train for funeral at the Catholic Church conducted by Father Van Den Broeck and burial at Mountain View Cemetery. She was 72, born in Ireland, moving to Montana in 1849.
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Mary Carns
Butte
van den Broeck
Mountain View
Local Property Transfers and Mining Notices Listed in Beaverhead County
Deeds record transfers among Maggie H Edie and Margaret John Edie and others for parcels on Horse Freie. Morox and Rose Thorn: Dillon land transactions with various parties. Water rights registered from Big Hole river Little Sheep Creek Hamby Creek Sheep Creek Medicine Lodge Creek. Affidavits of branding filed for cattle Turner Pendleton Wisdom and Lloyd Bros Bannack. Quartz location Birch Creek. Bedrock land patent to Joseph Hainds. Beaverhead County Montana listings include livestock and ranch details.
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Maggie H. Edie
Margaret
John Edie
Benj. B. Taylor
Thos
M Rose Thorp
Morox Dhe Price
Dillon
Lewia
Hide
Phygenia Roberts
Mary J. Forrester
Robert T. Boatman
Ini Dillon
Hamby Creek
P. M. Sweeney
Sheep Creek
F. M. Andrus
Medicine Lodge Creek
W. P. Jahnke
Turner
W. L. Staudiber
OW. Conger
J. L. Jones
A. B. Graeter
G.W. French
D. H. Padley
Isabella _ Bite
Ephham Stoller
Samuel Brothers
Monaghan
Quartz
Birch ‘Creek
Joseph Hainds
Bedrock
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Saing
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