Local Correspondent Reports Hunting Trip and Community Notes
Special correspondence from Reprock recounts A S Jackson and Geo Ellis from Anaconda returning from a two week mountain hunt near Horse Prairie with small game ducks and a cinnamon bear. Dillon visits, schooling, photography, poultry shipments to Dillon, and a Country club gathering fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reprock
A. S. Jackson
Geo. Ellis
Anaconda
Horse Prairie
C. A. Finn
Dillon
Bedrock
C. M. Smith
Butte
Wild Rose Poultry Ranch
al. W. Gruwell
Edgar Ferris
Frank Birrer
Tom Barrett
Jos. Haines
Mattie Mott
Hattie Dart
May Baxter
Country Club
Emerson Hill
N. C. Vogler
Redrock
T. H. Hamilton
Martin Barret
W. G. Blair
Great Falls
J. W. Scott
Denver
Colorado
Health restoration promised by Doctor Pierce prescriptions
A veteran testimonial extols Dr. R V Pierce Favorite Prescription and Medical Discovery as cures for female weakness and inflammation. The author, Edna Crowder of Ripley Tennessee, details long illness, multiple doctors, and recovery after eleven bottles and related products. She invites others to write for free, private correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Crowder
Ripley, Lauderdale Co
Tenn
India
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Frightened Horses Run Wild at Rochester Mine Road Blast
A team driven by Chas Young bolted when blasting near the Watseca mine, racing to the Rochester Mercantile Co. warehouse and back toward the mine before being stopped. No major damage reported. This marks Young's second such runaway in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
J. R. Scott
Dillon
Wild Rose Poultry Ranch
Emerson Hill
Young Underwood
Rochester
Twin Bridges
Asa Cornforth
Watseca
Chas. Young
Rochester Mercantile Co
Mr. Young
Frank W. Taylor
Butte
C. W. Hatch
Palace
Geo. Barry
John McInnis
Homer Rumous
Rhoda Sperry
Joe Armour
Missoula
James Page
Sadie Turman
John French
Miss McMinn
Measles Epidemic Ends as Parents Exhale Relief
Special correspondence from Witis notes the measles outbreak has faded leaving anxious parents relieved. We learn a Woodside child is deaf in one ear but hope for recovery, Albert Woodside recovers from illness, and Kaspar Hauser visits F Young in Hecla. Local health and farm life dominate the update as travel increases and farmers rush to finish before any new storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Woodside
Albert
Kaspar Hauser
Hecla
F. Young
Dillon
G. W. Beehrer
Frank G. Beehrer
A. Maier
Pageville Man Kicked by Bronco and Injured
In Pageville on September 30 Ernest Page surveyed McKesser creek area. R. W. Page was kicked by a bronco Monday forenoon, suffering a black eye a bruised nose and a torn finger. N. L. Page attempted to ride the animal alone and was injured. The Page and Patterson families visited Twin Bridges during the fair. Arthur Page and wife visited Dillon. Miss Maytie Utley and May Walker visited Ellis Thomas near Sheridan. Utley is connected to Tea company goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Pageville
Ernest Page
McKesser Creek
S. S. Patterson
Dillon
Albert Page
Laurin
N. L. Page
Twin Bridges
R. W. Page
Page
Stv
Arthur Page
Maytie Utley
May Walker
Ellis Thomas
Sheridan
Miss Utley
Tea Company
Social Visit Notes From Blaine Salt Lake And Missoula
Mesdames Darnutter of Blaine and Will Clark of Salt Lake were guests of Mrs. C. E. Utley Sunday and Monday. P. W. Baker returned from a two weeks visit in Salt Lake. Mrs. Charles Redfield and children from Whitehall visited R. W. Page and wife. Mrs. Page celebrated a birthday with her children and grandchildren. Miss Maud Burns, who has been writing field notes with Mrs. Bushnell, left for Missoula Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Darnutter
Blaine
Will Clark
Salt Lake
C. E. Utley
P. W. Baker
Charles Redfield
Whitehall
R. W. Page
Maud Burns
Bushnell
Missoula
Preacher visits Grant schoolhouse and local notices from Horse Prairie
Rev Coen preached at Grant schoolhouse to a small audience then departed for Bedrock to preach. Mrs Birrer enjoyed a visit with Mrs Barrett and Constance at Dillon. Pioneer reunion attendees Martin Barrett and W G Blair traveled to Great Falls. Bridge repairs and river trade disruptions noted. local reflections on kindness and virtue conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Prairie
Coen
Grant School
Bedrock
W. C. Templin
Frank Birrer
Thos. Barrett
Dillon
Barrett
Constance
Martin Barrett
W. G. Blair
Great Falls
Montana
Dave Metlen
C. L
Mr. Bridwell
Kentucky
Jules Guyaz
Butte Miner
Moony
Butte
Land of the Free
Fire Threatens Timber East of Butte Near Columbia Gardens
Fire near Columbia Gardens endangers valuable timber on the mountains east of Butte. A large firefighting force fights the flames but makes little headway. Campers are suspected as the starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Pedigree Value in Breeding Highlighted by W J Hayes
A discussion on the importance of pedigree in livestock, arguing registration ensures honesty and quality. Full bloods prepotent over grades, and proper breeding relies on verified lineage backed by good individuality. Pedigree alone cannot fix poor stock, but strong ancestry aids improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hayes
Noted Thinker Lyman Abbott Leaves Law for Ministry
The Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott, longtime Plymouth Brooklyn pastor and Outlook editor, now writes a comprehensive Life of Henry Ward Beecher. Born Roxbury Mass in 68, he studied law after NYU, then entered the ministry in 1860. Abbott guided Plymouth after Beecher's death and became senior editor of the Christian Union and Outlook, leaving pulpit duties in 1898 to pursue letters and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher
Lyman Abbott
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Outlook
Abbott
B. Halliday
Dr. Abbott
Roxbury
Mass
Jacob Abbott
GO. Abbott
University of New York
Terre Haute
Ind
New England
New York
Harper's Magazine
Illustrated Christian Weekly
The
Christian Union
Jesus of Nazareth
Pin Drop Echoes From Deep Well at Causbrook Castle
A rare acoustical observation at Causbrook castle Isle of Wight describes a 200 foot deep well twelve feet in diameter lined with smooth masonry. A pin dropped above the bottom can be distinctly heard 200 feet below confirming exceptional sound transmission in confined spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Causbrook Castle
Isle of Wight
British Isles
First Class Range-Horse Sale Promises Record Prices
A. B. Clarke invites horse owners to Billings Montana for a high turnout sale with strong demand from Canada Northwest states and Southern cotton regions. Clarke cites Sheridan Wyoming results with record prices and urges prompt readiness or alternative sale arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyoming
Canada
Northwest
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Billings
Picturesque Statesman David L McCabe Dressed in Wolfskin Attire
The EF Dorado Republican recalls Hon. David L. McCabe who was elected to the Kansas legislature from Butler county in 1805 and sworn in at Topeka. He astonished natives and others with his striking garb including a coonskin cap a wolfskin coat adorned with red flannel tails buckskin breeches and beaded watch chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorado Republican
David L. McCabe
Butler County
Topeka
Kansas
Inappropriate Quotations Example from London Chronicle
A quoted excerpt shows how inappropriate wording appears in clerical contexts. The London Chronicle recounts a clergyman visiting mission halls and discovering filth and foul smell, with a shocked reaction to a wall text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
London Chronicle
Just My Luck Versus Labor Shapes a Man’s Fate
A quotation contrasts luck with labor, arguing that laziness invites failure while steady work creates competence. It asserts luck rests in bed and labor rises at 6 o'clock to build independence, with labor praised as the driver of success and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christan
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the Tribune
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Willis News
Pageville News
Trssa
A. B. Clairke
A. B. Clarke
P.S
Luck and
Thompson Ave
R. W. Wilis
W. Nynazr
Blaine, Mont
Union Meat Market
Staudaher
Tribune Store
Morrison’s
Doz
Mont
W. George & CO
East
Mercury Street
Butte, Mont
Weston Conan
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