Jones Saunders wedding on Long Creek road
Special correspondence notes Albert Jones and Miss Bell Saunders wed at Jeff Jones' place on Long creek with a dance and supper. The letter also mentions road changes, guide boards, local travel, weather, and a series of community updates across Lazyview and nearby valleys.
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Jones-Saunders
Tribune
Lazyview
Albert Jones
J. A. Jones
Bell Saunders
Jeff Jones
Long Creek
Robi. Boatman
Home Park
Ruby Valley
Centennial Valley
Ray
Lazy Five Cattle Co
L. E. Culver
Virginia City
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Blacktail Canyon
Joe Buck
Iowa
Will Sambow
Monida
George Boatman
Will Nye
Addie Hunt
Hunt Brothers
Lakeview
Minnesota
School Again Opened Expected to be Special
Pace Eville Oct 14 Mr and Mrs Maring with their young son have returned home near Whitehall after visiting Mrs Marings parents and sisters. Mr and Mrs J M Page spend the week here with daughter Mrs Dwight Bushnell. Miss Inez Cohoe of Rockford Illinois is here for the winter visiting cousins Mrs Burtch and Ford Burtch. Miss Wade of Chicago visited Miss Cohoe after coming from Butte. Mr and Mrs Waddington of Dil
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Jon
Miss Utley
Twin Bridges
Blaisdel
Granite
D. Bushnell
Miss Blaisdel
Cora
Lorinda Scott
Orphans
Butte
Charley Barton
Black Hills
S. D
Harry Redfield
Wisconsin Creek
R. W. Page
Mercer
Blaine
Pace Eville
Miss Cohoe
Mrs. Waddington
Dil
Buying Indian Horses to Ship-More Trouble With Pipe Line
The Garr Bros have returned from Lemhi with Indian horses to ship east. The Short Line repairs on the pipe line continue. McGee and Calvert's threshing outfit returned to the valley as haying lingers. Hugh Fleming is ill and seeking treatment in Dillon. Sheriff Gist and Assessor Beardsley visited town Tuesday. The old freight house moved to Crabtree, and F Grage sold his ranch to Chas Norris who plans to move to Canada.
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the Tribune
McGee
Calvert
Hugh Fleming
Dillon
Sheriff Gist
Beardsley
Crabtree
F. Grage
Chas. Norris
Canada
Garr Bros
Lemhi
Redrock News Reports Large Japanese Labor Group At Work
Special correspondence notes a band of 60 Japs loading winter supplies for the agency and a growing Indian presence in Redrock. Senator Shoup and Geo E Shoup with family visited from Salmon, traveling to Salt Lake and Boise. Community events include a Fortnight sermon by Rev. Coen and a Country Club gathering at Mrs Ward's home.
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Reporock
Senator Shoup
Geo. E. Shoup
Salmon
Redrock
Salt Lake
Boise
J. Porter
Hill
Coen
Bedrock
A. N. Davis
H. E King
Butte
Ward
Mrs A Maies Narrowly Escapes Fatal Illness
Mrs A Maies of Wats near peril from a sudden illness as a nurse Mrs Engi aided and a doctor was summoned just in time. If delayed another day recovery would have been impossible. Correspondence to the Tribune notes the near miss and care received.
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Wats
A.maies
Normal College A movement to start a literary society
A student movement at Normal College plans a literary society with two committees set to draft a constitution and arrange a program for the coming Saturday. The group aims to host a series of programs, with possible exhibits at the St Louis exhibition and formal representation by Dr. Swain as state committee secretary.
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Normal College
St. Louis
Swain
Allen
Flora Craver
Bagley
Mr. Nice
High School Box: Editors Class Sophomore and Junior Names
The item lists high school box assignments with editor roles for Sophomore and Junior students including Laser access and names ULARA ADAMS and CARL STAHL.
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Ulara Adams
Carl Stahl
Junior class editors chosen and notes on activities
At the suggestion of Prof Koontz the Junior class met yesterday to elect editors to report class happenings. The geometry class had an exam last week and students feel blue. The Junior class has 11 members. Handball is the season's only game. basketball may come if funds are raised. A gold tooth often brings a smile to its owner.
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Dr. Pierce
United States
Elizabeth J. Fisher
Diana
W.va
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R . Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Radium Uses Spotlight Against Cancer and Light Energy
A London Times writer notes radium’s potential to treat cancer and illuminate spaces, with successful cases at Charing Cross and Vienna. He contrasts German and French production with England’s lack of scale and discusses the limitless energy claims and future control of radium output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
England
Germany
France
Charing Cross Hospital
Vienna
Bright Future for a Mining Town in Erzgebirge
The Joachimsthal mining town in the Erzgebirge is among the world’s richest. It exports twenty-two tons of uranium ore yearly and scientists anticipate obtaining radium from it, with a kilogram valued around two million. Mrs Payne, wife of the postmaster general, is described as invalid but remains engaged with world affairs.
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Joachimsthal
Erzgebirge
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Dr. Moeller
Melrose
W. Haas
Silver Bow
Maies
A. Gortemoller
Walter Peterson
S. Kambich
L. G. Woodside
Rochester
Garet Sullivan
Birch Creek Canyon
Frankie Lovell
Frank Young
Hecla
J. A. Browne, Jr
Pageville News
Dell News
Redrock News
Willis News
Reece
Wool
Minneapolis
Uli
First Ave
North
Minn
San Francisco
Chicago
Union Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Williams
Milwaukee & St. Paul Ra Y
Second South St
Salt Lake City
Bon Ton Restaurant, Co
George
Jersey
Jim
Gzorce Wott
Mont
Thompson Ave
Union Meat Market
Staudaher
Montana
Fr. W. Voaten
Mer
E. Hinz
Salmon & Gibbonisville
U.S. Mail
Salmon City Shoupe
Gibbonaville
Ids
Leesburg
Blackbird
Forney
Yellow Jacket
Silvercreek
Prairie Basin
Challis
Salmon River
Red Rock
Care Stage Co
F. W. Vogler
Gov
Tribune Store
Morrison’s
Dillon, Mont
Cal
W. George & CO
East Mercury Street
Butte, Mont
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