Cattle for Feeders Hold in Big Hole Valley
Jackson reports the Big Hole region enjoys cool bracing weather with frost. About 3,000 head of cattle are expected for sale as buyers return. Charley Brown prepares a new house, and a shingle mill operates with the Lapham saw mill to boost lumber supply. Ed and Mrs. Kirk go east, Mrs. Quigley to Kansas, and a local detective from Horse Prairie surfaces amid cattle tampering rumors.
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the Tribune
Jackson
Big Hole
Kirk
Lapham
Boardwine
Dietchman
Wenger
Eli Sage
Willard
Rogers
Horse Prairie Cattle Company
Horse Prairie
Birch Creek Canyon to Open Store Soon
A party from Butte plans to open a store at Birch Creek Canyon in the near future. Local potato digging is strong with a fair crop expected. Ernest Hopp leaves hospital for California with sister Miss K Hopp accompanying him.
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the Tribune
Willlis
Townshend
Melrose
Birch Creek Canyon
Willow Creek
J. A. Browne
Smoky City
Charles Sharkey
J. A. Browne, Jr
Mabel Bower
Jacob Hartwig
F. Hopp
California
Miss K. Hopp
Butte
Fall Grain Yield Report Highlights Mixed Returns
The community notes grain yield as a fair average, slightly down from last year while many residents travel and visit nearby towns. John Thomas suffers a bad foot cut from a timber accident. several locals, including Mr Schlegelmilch and Paul, visit Bohannon Bar, Bedrock, and surrounding areas.
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John Thomas
A. G. West
Deering
International Harvester Co
Avery
Reynolds
Butte
Bedrock
Eda Craver
Medicine Lodge
George Tash
Miss Gray
Bannack
Utah
Pete McKinney
Cassa Clark
Shenon
Salmon
Richard Fielder
C. D. House
Thunder Mountain Annex
Pedrock
McGee & Calvert
Spitting and soiling sidewalks ordinance adopted in Dillon
Dillon city council passes ordinance 142 making spitting or soiling sidewalks and crossings unlawful. Violations carry a fine from one to one hundred dollars. Ordinance dated October 7, 1903 with city clerk Edwin Norris and mayor B. F. Warn signatures.
Dillon Enacts Loafing Ordinance No 143
City of Dillon adopts Ordinance 143 defining loitering and loafing in public and private spaces with fines from one to one hundred dollars plus costs. Repeals conflicting ordinances. Passed October 7, 1903. Mayor Edwin Norris attests seal.
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City of
Dillon
A. D
B. F. Whitte
Edwin Norris
Local Society Notes Highlight Birthday Party and Club Events
The article notes a sixth birthday party with guests including Misses Graeter Landers Riley Foley Quon Selander and Masters Foley Graeter Leason Mudd Coon Hirschman Mudd Phillips Selander. Diana Rebekah lodge hosted an entertaining evening with music and a Peak Sisters skit to raise funds for new robes. A private dancing club forms in Dillon with a first dance at the Dillon Theatre next Friday. The Dart hall public dance drew a large crowd. Shakespeare club holds a business meeting tomorrow. High Five club met with Mrs Lovell Wednesday. X V N to meet next Tuesday. St James guild hosted at the rectory. Mrs Monroe hosted the Social Eight. Needle club gathered at Mrs Chapman.
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Margaret Graeter
Candance
Marvel Landers
Thelma Riley
Nora Foley
Nannie Quon
Vera Selander
John Foley
Sax Graeter
Howard Leason
Otis Mudd
Eugene Coon
Aaron Hirschman
Ora Mudd
John Phillips
Carl Selander
Dillon
Dillon Theatre
Understanding Ether Waves and Color Light
The text explains ether wave behavior and measurement units. It notes a bicron about one twenty five millionth of an inch and that waves from 3880 to 810 bicrons affect sight producing violet to red colors. It also mentions invisible rays actinic Roentgen as short as 100 microns and heat waves eight times red light length.
Dillon ordinance shields sidewalks from suspended merchandise
Ordinance No 144 prohibits suspending goods or placing signs over sidewalks in Dillon with exceptions for signs not exceeding two feet over and eight feet above grade. Passed October 7 1903 by the city council. Also notes Beaverhead County Montana clerk certification and Brotherhood of St Andrew Denver convention travel arrangements with dates October 7-11 1903 and travel fare details.
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State of
Montana
County of
Beaverhead
Edwin Norris
Dillon
Epwin Norns
Epwin Norris
City of
B. F. Waite
Edvwin Norris
State of Montana
Beaverheads
Baluchistan Physician's Duty and Punishment Practice
In Baluchistan a physician must take a similar dose when giving treatment as a pledge of honesty. If a patient dies the relatives may kill him unless a special release agreement exists. They may also flood him, in which case he is expected to accept his fate like a slave.
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Baluchistan
First Class Range Horse Sale Promises Record Prices at Billings
A. B. Clarke promotes a Billings Montana sale asserting abundant buyers nationwide and high prices, citing Sheridan Wyoming results and strong demand from Canada, the northwest, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, the eastern service market, and southern cotton districts. He urges preparing horses early and offers contact for further arrangements.
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Wyoming
Canada
Northwest
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Billings
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Centennial Valley
Reece Freeman
Upper Bedrock Lake
Sam Burnsides
Monida
B. H. Paul
Fillinger & Green Saloon
Reese Freeman
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Adele ‘Pierce
Marschesault
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Proprietors
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Millsprings
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Metropoli
Willis News
Birch Creek
Canyon
Redrock News
Reprock
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Paul
Redrock
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
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Salt Lake City
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United States Land Office
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Madison County
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Red Rock
Care Stage Co
Red Rock, Mont
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Market &T
Ban. Francisco, Cal
Bon Ton Restaurant, Co. C. George
Jim
Grorce Wott
Dillon, Mont
Thompson Ave
R. W. Wittam
W. Nywarr
Blaine, Mont
Union Meat Market
Staudaher
Tribune Store
Morrison’s
Tribune
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Mercury Street
Butte, Mont
Spaulding Nuxsstr and Oncwann Co
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