Satisfactory Hay Crop Harvested In 1904 Polaris Letter
Special correspondence from Polaris reports a successful hay season with the Upper Grasshopper crop yielding well. It notes a lively community, travels of locals including Mrs Mullany and Mrs Pierson, and local events such as a farewell party at Polaris Hall. Additional items cover fishing, surveying, and upcoming electric lights before November.
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The
Tribune
Polaris
Medlen
T. J. Mullany
Dillon
Lima
Leo Tras
St. Louis
J.S. Stanley
Lucy Ford Hias
Emerson High School
Butte, Mont
Tallerton
Pocatello
Foreman Smith
Mentons
HAY Ranches Mayfield
Marsh Uw
Harrison Bees
Ellis
Tash
Senkera Duster Baker Tear
Kruger Abrams
Renee
Mullany
Pahmish
Newellry Pewee
Cochrane
Judge Pierson
Beer
Williams i
Haines
Hayes
Pyle
Kbuni
Salimer
Messrs Walden and Smith
Rochester
T. H. Ellis
Mr. McQuann
Miner Creek Lakes
Big Hole
Tom Ellis
Republicans
Destructive cloud burst floods town and camp
A severe cloud burst Sunday afternoon flooded the camp with two feet of water in places. Homes and cellars were damaged but saved. Multiple residents flee or relocate. several locals travel or visit nearby towns.
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Rochester
Joe
Deno
Mra
Julian Smith
Dwight
Chicago
Simpson
Frank Dena
Smoky City
Billy Johnson
Seattle
L. A. Thompson
Wiley Mountjoy
Twin Bridges
Our Town
James Foster
Miss Huber
Dillon
A. Lin
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Hood At Hood Home
A large party gathered at UV Hood's home to honor Mrs. Hood's birthday. Friends from Dillon Barretts Twin Bridges and nearby areas attended. The crowd enjoyed games, tricks, a late supper with fried chicken fruit cake and ice cream as the table remained laden with treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Matheson
Dillon
Jacob Hartwig
Melrose
A. Fassler
Bertha Huber
Jno. Ewing
Barrets
Hood's
C.j.ferguson
Barretts
Holder's
Hood
Community gathering ends with joyful departure to Dillon
The text describes a large social event where attendees helped themselves freely and enjoyed the night until morning. Several left by the 4:90 train for Dillon and others departed around 5 o clock feeling they had a delightful time. Various local residents and visitors are noted as guests or visitors to different households and places.
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Dillon
A. Fassler
Bertha Huber
J. Hartwig
Beehrers Bros
Stevens
Butte
Mrs. Kambick
Nora Helm
Rainy Weekend Suppresses Pageville Party News
In Pacevitz Aug 31 reports show recent rain storms and a Republican Primary held at the school house. Local social notes mention a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Page with games and phonograph tunes, plus attendance by Mesdames Hogebap Burch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republian
The
Tribune
Pacevitz
EB. J. Marring
Butte
M. E
N. L. Page
Dillon
Patterson
O. Z. Prouts
Dwight Bushnell
E. H. Page
Mesdames Hogebap
Burch
Misses Wilson
Cohoes
Scott
Lorinda Scott
H. Taylor
F. M. Burch
F. R. Burtoh
H. Fetters
R. K. Baird
O. L. Utley
H. A. Redfield
F.m.burch
Centerville
Tull
F. A. Wilson
Remembering a Grand Old Man Professor Pasmore
The community mourns Prof. Pasmore a man of culture who raised Dillon musical standards. He educated many pupils who studied abroad and praised in Germany and America. His Te Deum and his orchestral works, though unpublished, reflect a lasting artistic legacy. He taught until three weeks ago and will be deeply missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasmore
Dillon
Germany
America
G A R Man Demented Held for Sanity Inquiry
G B Glover a veteran prominent in Grand Army affairs is detained by authorities while his mental condition is assessed. He has shown progressive decline in recent times amid a note on the vast number of poker hands and the absence of a guaranteed winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batte
J. B. Glover
Mr. Glover
No hunting allowed on premises at 35tt P. Jensen
Notice restricts hunting on the property of P Jensen at 35tt. Lacks additional dates or enforcement details.
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P. Jensen
Samples to the State Fair by Beaverhead Exhibit Plan
Phil Lovell will ship Beaverhead county samples free to the Helena State Fair, including oats vegetables and minerals. County commissioner Lovell will ensure exhibits have proper placement, with Dillon Implement Co. as drop-off point. Also reports a burglary at Hamilton grocery where two masked men beat the manager and fled after failing to force the safe. A German scientist claims rattlesnake bites will knock leprosy, like a gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil. Lovell
Beaverhead County
Helena
The
Apacanda
Hamilton
Charles Walker
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Wn. V. Lenkeredofer
J. BR. Abram
Thos. H. Judge
J.L Cochrane
Tom Pendergast
Dr. Ryburn
Baonack
Tom
H. D. Weenink
Melvin
Mr. Weenink
Elk Horn Hot Springs
R. R. Co
Hazelton
North End
Ed Hartman
E. H. Shull
Noble
Prof
Mrs. Wharton
Spencer
Idaho
Wharton
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
United States
Resis
Willis
Pageville
Kodak Store
Riley
Mont
City Shoe Store
Henry Schoenborn
Oxford
Blucher
Department of the Interior
L. J. Price
U. S
Alpheus Decker
Bedrock
Montana
B Hill
Smith Becht
Dell. Alexander
Miracl
Register
Crockery
A. M. Gilberg
Kunzman
Old University
Paul Brown
A. C. Gruwell
Prop
U.S. Comsintenoner
Viard H. Hummelt
B. Tash
Ail
James R. Abrams
Dillon Bakery
A. Kuntze
Bannack St
Veal
Lutton
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