Romance in Real Life Stuns Centennial Valley Readers
Lakeview reports a sensational tale from Centennial Valley as Hinckley relatives from Steamboat Springs enlist with Tom Metzell for a few weeks. A mailed affair ends with a rushed wedding to J B Hinckley after a faithless lover’s flight, followed by a $1500 gift to Mrs Hinckley. Community notes also mention deaths, trips, a snow hint, and local visits.
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Lakeview
Hinckley
Dan G. Hinckley
J. B
Mary
Steamboat Springs
Cal
Tom Metzell
Metzell
Miss Hinckly
John
J. E. Blake's
Cupid
Silver Star Opens School Amid Good Attendance
Special to Tribune. Silver Star Montana October 3 1910 or 3. School opened with Mr Sheehan of New York in charge and a good attendance though several children will enter later. Summers and Gould of Twin Bridges began work on a new Iron Red district school house. Public school running along nicely and various town residents visit fairs, mines and relatives while Wichita bound Mr Adrian Sutton and Mrs James Armour host dinner before departure.
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Silver Star
Mont
Sheehan
New York
Summers
Gould
Twin Bridges
Iron Red
Lena Cochran
Jas. Barkell
Iron Rod
Adrian Sutton
Jas. Armour
Joy Foster
Dahler
Helena
Steele
Dr. Wilson
Jos. Armour
Wichita
Kansas
Threshing Begun School Opener Pleasant Surprise
Pageville report notes threshing activity and the opening of the school with an unexpected welcome. W R Page was in Dillon for business while Mr Alley of Kemeter Vehicle Co Magnolia Ark visited the area. Hon and Mrs J M Page and daughter appear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pageville
Dillon
Alley
The
Kemeter Vehicle Co
Magnolia, Ark
Cole and Miss Kent Wed in Centennial Valley
James William Cole and Laura B. Kent of the Centennial valley were married at 2 PM on Sunday by Justice Geo Noble. The couple have many friends in the area and begin their life together. Clinton Schull returned from a six week Nebraska leave with a wife. Mr and Mrs George Greed and Mr and Mrs Dick Wadams reported Portland fair visits. James White of Butte visited on business. Sam Burnside returned Sunday.
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George Garner
Lake
Idaho
Salt Lake
Garner
Joe Sherwood
Lima
James William Cole
Laura B. Kent
Centennial Valley
Justice Geo. Noble
Clinton Schull
Nebraska
Hig
Clint
George Greed
Portland
Dick Wadams
James, White
Butte
Sam Burnside
Miss Harmison
Wm. A. H. Johnson
Bannack
Orpha Oneal
Dyes Creek
Carl G. Knoll
Carl
Sam Hood
Bonacord
Hood
Coast Dredging Co
Bannack Hotel Sale and Local School Reopens
Bannack notes report the Oneal Hotel changed hands over the weekend while the new school opened Monday with Miss Marks teaching. Several residents are mentioned visiting, moving, or traveling, including Miss Grace Gray, Miss Babe Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Rufe Mathews, and others.
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Bannack
Miss Marks
Babe Gray
Grasshopper
Rufe Mathews
Oneal Hotel
A. F. Wright
Nampa
Montana
Idaho
Grace Gray
Grain Threshing Gains After Snow Storm in Dell
The snow storm damaged unharvested grain. Garir Brothers started their thresher and have threshed three thousand sacks. J T Murray installs Osgood scales for H C Patterson. A stock company bought a new J I Case threshing machine. Grain supplies may keep two machines busy for a month. Furniture ordered for the school house replaces old dry goods boxes as seats. M Johnson traveled to Bedrock on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell
Garir Brothers
J. T. Murray
H. C. Patterson
J. I. Case
Hager Secures City Sidewalk and Sewer Contracts
City bids open for cement walks and sewer work with three bidders Ben Hager Frank Birrer and W M Jermain. Hager wins sidewalks and sewer contracts at mixed per unit rates amid council debate over bid calculations and excavation pricing.
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Ben Hager
Frank Birrer
W. M. Jermain
Hager
Dillon
Montana Concrete Construction Company
W. C. Bryant
Dillon Plumbing and Heating Company
Hugh McMillan
Butte
Christmas Money for School Boys in Montana
Circle of Montana school districts urged to sell The State subscriptions. Pay 25 cents per dollar collected, with sample copies provided free. Boys distribute, collect, and send the remaining funds by registered letter or money order. include subscriber names and addresses. Address W W G Eggleston Box 1187 Helena Montana.
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County News Letters
Sarah Letterback
Bert
Sigourney, Iowa
J. A. Jones
Letterback
Mrs. Jones
Reeve Jones
J. Avand
A. F. Jones
Iowa
Sigourney, Ja
Here
Ore
Jones
Excelsior Ranch
F. M. Burtch
Wisconsin Creek
Centerville
Jessie A. Spencer
Baril Brothers
Sheridan
Floyd Burtch
Arthur Mercer
T. A. Wilson
Bitter Root Valley
Gustin
Missouri
Portland Exposition
Ford Burtch
R. T. Barkell
Missoula
J. Sperry
B-H. Hungate
Georgia
Alex Singer, Jr
Pocatello
L. C. Ford
A . “Hon
J. M. Page
Daugh
Edna Bell
Emma Larimer
Mattie Harrison
Miss Oneal
James W. Underwood
Ted Ashworth
Driscoll
Guy Gray
Archie Gil
Mrs. Gibson
Mr. Gibson
M. Johnson
Bedrock
Dillon Realty Company
Stahl Addition
Ban
Nack Street
Sa Ogy
al Os Reckyak
Kate Holcomb
Ellen Williamson
Dart
James Edie
Thomas Selway
D. E. Metlen
Greter Electric Light Company
Metten
Foot
Bryant
Mr. Bryant
Mr. Hager
Eggleston
Box
Helena, Mont
Blatz Wiener
Blatz
VAL Blatz Brewing CO
Milwaukee
Patterton
Bannack St
Ford
the Tribune Publishing CO
Dillon, Montana
COR. Bannack
the Tribune Fancy Stationery Dept
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