Death of Mrs. Sarah E. Means in Sheridan Montana
Special correspondence notes the death of Mrs. Sarah E. Means at Sheridan on Sept 29 1901 at age 84. The widow of Capt William B Means she leaves three sons, one daughter and several grandchildren. Funeral held at home with Rev W W Howard. burial in Sheridan cemetery beside her husband.
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Tpibunz
Suzan
Sheridan
Montana
Sarah E. Means
Wm. B. Means
A . Osgood
Blue Hill
Maine
Ann Stevens
Mills
Sacramento County
California
Sarah Ellis Osgrod
Capt
Wm. H. Means
Austin W
South Dakota
Mra
A. B. Tattop
Tacoma
Washington
Wm. A
A. L. E. Haywood
Eugene C
E. D. Marsh
Capt. Manne
Cape Horn
Pacific
St. Francisvill
Pikes Peak
Bannack
Wisconsin Creek
Missouri
Congregational Church
William
Eugene
E. D Marsh
Dring
Lucy Reed
W. W. Howard
John
Miss Ritter Marshall
Butte
Irwin Peterson
McIntyre
Mary O’brien
Dillon
Z. Clem
Virginia City
Mr. Olem
L. C. Edwards
Ruby Hotel
Winthrop Raymond
Carrie
Missoula
Hugh Galusna
University
George Shenmaker
James Thomas
Happenings in Paarvianz Local Cemetery Work Eventful Weekend
In Paarvianz work continues at the Point of Rock cemetery with over fifty valley men who will finish the project on the 5th. The Page family buys Talcott’s threshing machine and will start work Monday. A birthday party honors Henry Utley, and Mrs. R W Page celebrates turning 61 with friends and a cupper at four tables.
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Paarvianz
Point of Rock
J. M. Page
the Bridges
van Oradel
R. W. Page
Barretts Personal Mention and county crime roundup
Edward Monney of Grasshopper visited the county seat. Cattle buyers sold livestock to Mr. Hample with mid month delivery expected. Thieves robbed Emerick and McManemey’s cow camp near Johnson’s meadow. sheriffs are praised for efforts. Millspaugh dies after a rock attack by Blomberg during a mining dispute. inquest held and Blomberg jailed awaiting further action.
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Ryan’s ‘Canyon
Edward Monney
Grasshopper
Messrs. McManemey
Flinn
Henneberry
Emerick
Sage Creek
Hample
C. Cates
Idaho
Dillon
Emerick and McManemey
Johnson’s Meadow
Grayling
McArthur
Wealthy attorney Blomberg under arrest for Virginia City killing
The article notes that from 1892 to 1894 the man was an attorney for the Southern Pacific railroad and once wealthy, later losing his fortune. Since arriving in Dillon last July his business dealings drew questions about his mental balance. Sheriff Charles Hill of Madison County accompanied Blomberg to Virginia City, where he will be arraigned before Justice N D Johnson and face trial in about ten days. Blomberg refused to discuss the killing and appeared unconcerned about the outcome.
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Millspaugh
John Blomberg
Stone Creek Copper Mining and Milling Company
Verdi Mining Company
Blomberg
Madison County
Dillon
Chicago
John Johnson
Johnson
W. A. Call
Bloomberg
Call
Stone Creek
Millapaugh
John Scott
Carl
Hall
Millepaugh
A. A. Manser
Williamson
Jones
Mr. Barbour
State Bank
Southern Pacific Railroad
Charles Hill
Virginia City
Addie Shott's Troubles End in Quick Marriage
The Great Falls Leader reports Addie Shott, a seventeen year old once selling papers in Dillon, ran away from home after cruel treatment by her mother. Police found her at the Great Falls hotel and, after negotiations with her grandmother, arranged a move to Butte to attend a Sisters' school. Before departure, Addie married Oliver M Bowen, a 31 year old ex soldier, to forestall her relatives. Bowen and Addie left Butte together, Bowen stating she is 18 years and 6 months.
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The
Great Falls
Addie Shott
Dillon
Butte
the Leader
Oliver M. Bowen
Addie
Bowen
Vienna
Oil prospects cheer Butte landseekers in Ryan canyon
Megars H Sultzer John Cusick and Robert Leonard have returned to Butte after locating a large land tract in Ryan canyon. While tunneling a section they found water and oil settled from it, boosting hopes. The Tribune Stores advertises school supplies at Bannack and Idaho Streets.
Plastering Finished on Normal Dormitory by Maguire Team
M T Maguire of Denver completed plastering 42 rooms in the Normal dormitory with sand finish. Partner Peter Halligan and local crew under H P Leck and Coy face minor delays for lumber and doors. Contractors plan to hand over to the state by the 16th while moving on to Twin Bridges and later returning to Dillon.
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M. T. Maguire
Maguire
Denver
Peter Halligan
Colorado
Dart
Washington Street
Halligan
Twin Bridges
Orphans’ Home
Dillon
Price and Leck & Coy
West
Northern Pacific
Plains
Minneapolis
Price
Mr. Price
Messrs
Leok and
Doy
Death of Fred Patten at Lima after illness
Fred Patten, a young stage driver for B Burnside, died in Lima after a short illness. He had a homestead near Marble, and his body was laid to rest following arrival from Iowa with his family. His father plans to come from Iowa to settle affairs.
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The
Tribune
Laxaview
Fred Patten
B. Burnside
Marble
Lake
Lima
Fred
Iowa
Joe Bucks
New Helena Butte Bozeman Telephone Line Opens
A new telephone line between Butte and Bozeman started operation yesterday enabling three routes to Helena via Basin Deer Lodge and Whitehall. The full weekly note appears in the Dizzy Tribune.
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Helena
Butte
Bozeman
Basin
Deer Lodge
Whitehall
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Babcock
Frank Schwartz
George Tash
Dan Nichols
Fred Chaplain
Malcomb McDonald
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Robert Thomas
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Canada
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Gibbonville
Charles Mikus
Lizzie Jones
Edna Squire
Eugene Wolf
Miner Creek
Ed Lloyd
Miner Lake
Mountains
Dr. Ryburn
O. P. Newell
William Tash
John Pearson
Los Angeles
Charles Peterson
Rock Creek
Charles Lloyd
Java
Farley Grocery CO
Huber
L. Kupfer
Dillon, Montana
Gazatty
Huber Brothers
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Pageville News
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Astone
W. S. Millspaugh
FA Call
Tribune Store
Corner
H. P. Leck
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