Snowstorms, relocations, and ranch sales in Centennial Valley
A week of heavy snow and cold gave way to milder weather in Centennial Valley. The James Doyle family moved to the lower ranch for winter while Frank Noonen and sister Mamie stay at the upper ranch. James Blair sold cattle to Doyle and Bray Bros for 40 a head, with 150 yearlings to Oliver Johnson of Madison Basin. Mrs Eliza Bray recovering, Blair plans a trip to Portsmouth Ohio due to his mother's ill health.
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Lakeview
James Doyle
Frank Noonen
Mamie
James - Blair
Picnic Springs
Adolf Eliel
Albert Featherly
Tom Gilbert
Dillon
James Blair
James Doyle Company
Bray Bros. Company
Mr. Blair
Portsmouth
Ohio
Bugaff Brothers
Alaska
Idaho
Eliza Bray
Butte
McDonald Manly
Mr. Billings
Mullen
Blair Ranch
George Shambow
Levi Shambow Ranch
Lima Social Notes Highlight Local Club and Community Movements
Lima report outlines Five Hundred club meeting with prizes won by Mrs. J. C. Layen and Mrs. Frank Brady. Mrs. C. H. Currant hosts Ladies aid session with refreshments after business. Local residents Geo. Palmer hosts, John Cobley couple to move from Idaho Falls, and families like Emery Keller relocate for winter.
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Lima
Geo. Palmer
Five Hundred
J. C. Layen
Frank Brady
Chas. Calvert
C. H. Currant
Ladies Aid
John Cobley
Idaho Falls
Emery Keller
Frank Kellum
Dillon
Fred Waldorf
Sarah Waldorf
J. C. Carrigan
Pocatello
Geo. Gleed
George Ripley
Fred Walcott
Butte
Harvest completion brings good yields around Reichle
Harvesting is finished and crops are good with satisfied neighbors. C. J. Ferguson traveled to Butte on business. James Garrison visited from Ziegler springs and stayed with Reichle residents. Lincoln literary club met at Mrs. J. Garrison's. Robert Hawkes returned to Idaho. J. Hospe of St. Anthony and Kalispell ranch spent summer nearby. L. R. Foote visited Dillon briefly. Strawbridge moved a flock of sheep near Rock creek and lost over 30 lambs to greasewood grazing.
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Reichle
C. J. Ferguson
Butte
James Garrison
Ziegler Springs
Lincoln Literary Club
L. R. Foote
Dillon
Strawbridge
Rock Creek
Social and campus events accompany exam period
After six week exams the campus houses several social items. A Baptist reception welcomes Rev Hardy and wife to their new home. Miss Grace Rait joins as second grade critic teacher with Miss Bettes. An entertainment at the guild hall draws a large crowd.
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The
Baptist Church
Rev
Hardy
Grace Rait
Bettes
Normal College
Guild Hall
Minmal
Rev. Hardy
Miss Carson
Scott
Presbyterian Church
Dillon
M. V. Jackson
California
Clements
Colorado Marble from Sopris Forest to Carrier Lincoln Memorial Stone
The Lincoln memorial temple in Washington will use white marble from Sopris national forest Colorado. The Denver marble, as it is known, marks the first eastward major construction with this stone though used locally in public buildings. Marble quarries lie on private land within the forest and are managed under government mineral-deposit laws. The owning company near Marble Colorado is a large timber user in mining operations. Development of the marble area was costly, with $1,200,000 spent by 1907 to bring the deposits to market amid rough terrain and transportation hurdles.
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Washington
Lincoln Memorial Temple
Potomac
Sopris National Forest
Colorado
Denver
Federal
National Forest
Marble
Colo
Speed of Animals and Racehorse Sysonby
Naturalists note no animal exceeds the speed of the famous racehorse Sysonby. Photographs show a full stride about twenty six feet. The hare trails the speed of hounds, but dogs do not match horses. Giraffes reportedly run at about fifteen meters per second. elephants move two yards per second, bearing heavy loads.
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Sysonby
Harper's Weir
Cattle and Sheep Markets See Strong Beaverhead Activity
In Dillon the sheep trade surges with more sheep shipped than in years past and a push to clear bands amid tariff effects. Senator E O Selway leads sales with 12 000 head delivered and 9 800 lambs and ewes sold for feed in Twin Falls Idaho. Prices rise with large shipments to Los Angeles and Omaha, while Big Hole basin feeders prepare for winter with heavy cattle lots and top prices.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Beaverhead County
E. O. Selway
Kimmel & Bicknell
Pocatello
Idaho
Twin Falls
Selway
Commission House of
Boone & Johnson
C. H. Gable
Nebraska
C. N. Dansie
Los Angeles
Omaha
R. E. Foster
Big Hole Basin
William Montgomery
Texas
Big Hole
Utah
Lemh’ County
Sam Peterson
Fox
Sanders & LaDue
Monida
P. J. Lonergan
A Pierce
Dave Metlen
John Ewing
Rifle Fish of Northern Queensland
The rifle fish, a ten inch long creature weighing about a pound and a half, reportedly exists in Northern Queensland waters. It swims just below the surface watching for insects on leaves and water plants and shoots a tiny jet of water to knock prey into the stream for easy catching.
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Queensland
Parisian Sage Promises Hair Rescue and Beauty
The ad touts Parisian Sage as a remedy for dry brittle hair and itchy scalp. It claims to cleanse dust and oils, remove dandruff, and make hair soft, fluffy, and abundant, with a 50 cent bottle offered by Potts the Druggist.
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Potts
National Conservation Congress to form state organizations
Washington Oct 10. The National Conservation Congress will establish an organization in every state under its direction. State bodies will include a vice president and secretary with active duties led by officials such as Paris Gibson of Great Falls Montana and Rev George Wolf of Butte.
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Washington, D. C
National Conservation Congress
Congress
Washington
Conservation Commissions
Charles Lathrop Pack
Montana
Paris Gibson
Great Falls
George Wolf
Butte
Quick Help to Backache and Rheumatism
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills for fast relief of backache and rheumatism. It claims the pills strengthen weak inactive kidneys to clean blood, with prompt good results. Potts the druggist endorses the product.
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Potts
Adv
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Washington, D.C
My Horse Prairie Ranch
Hawley J. Selway
Grantor Dillon
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Doctor Wiley
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Lars
E. T. Brock
Agent Montana
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F. C. McFadden
Exqqualy Co-Operative
Farmers’ Company
Combine
GEO
S. Loftus
Seles
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