New Lakeview Store to Open September 15 Awaiting Dance
Lakeview chronicles announce Pike & Miller of Dubois Idaho opening a new store on September 15 with groceries and merchandise. Mr Wakefield will run the store and build a home for his family. a dance in the new building on September 2 invites all to attend and enjoy the event.
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Tribune
Laxyview
Lakeview
Pike & Miller
Dubois
Idaho
Wakefield
Evon
W.N. Culver
Fred W. Burrell
Verbana
Benton County
Iowa
Colorado
Utah
California
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Culver
Hurrell
George Moore
Chas. Dunham
Tom O'Conners
HE. H. Sherman
Missouri
Monida & Yellowstone Stage Co
Monida
Lakesview
J. K. Blake
Alsaka Basin
W N. Culver
George Shambow
R. D. Freeman
Tom Metzel
Laura Fitch
Butte
Wpom Sherman
Long Creek
Tourists on the Move Brief Personal Mention
Special Correspondence notes Mrs. Q. Cox and children of Pocatello and other visitors in Wiis. Ed Harris of Melrose and J. Smith visited Melrose. Reichle family from Butte enjoy the country air. Various locals host guests, excursions pass through, and road conditions are described as dusty.
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the Tribune
Wiis
Q. Cox
Pocatello
Hood
Ed Harris
Melrose
J. Smith
Wm. Reichle
Butte
B. G. Swofford and Sons
Fred Wilson
Jacob Hartwig
Robert Joy
Boise
Idaho
Hinterlieter
Mr. Barbour
George Beehrer
Frank Beehrer
Frank Young
Charles Hegue
Anniversary Day at Baptist Church Promises Special Sermons
Sunday marks the fifth year of Rev. Henry F. Cope’s service with the Baptist church. Special sermons scheduled for both services and an 8 PM evening program feature a sermon on Religion and Life followed by a choir and band musical program conducted by Prof. Pasmore with organist George Bone.
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Henry F. Cope
Baptist Church
Anthea
Ashford
Albert Stamm
H. Dribble
Miss Paxton
Prof
Pasmore
My God
E. J.pasmore
George B. Oone
Hatchet Attack Fears Follow Up In Second Degree Assault Case
John Watson, a hobo, was arrested Saturday by Chief Stone after attempting to strike Mec Gongle, foreman of the O. & L. workers, with a hatchet at a depot. He was jailed and arraigned Wednesday with trial set for 2 pm on the assault charge.
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John Watson
Stone
Mec Gongle
L. Watson
Foreman McGongle
McGongle
Watson
Mr. McGongle
South Omaha Market Reports Strong Cattle and Sheep Demand
Special market letter from Nye & Buchanan Co. notes liberal receipts in cattle and sheep at South Omaha the past week with demand strong and most grades steady. Prices range from best range steers five to five fifty, feeders four fifty to five, cows four to four fifty, veal four fifty to five sixty, hogs seven ten to seven fifty, yearlings three seventy five to four twenty five, ewes three twenty five to six zero, lambs four fifty to five forty with car shortages limiting heavier runs.
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Ditton Tribune
Nye & Buchanan Co
Livestock Commission
South Omaha
Burned policeman injured in threshing accident
Frank Thompson, once with the police force of Dillon, suffered severe facial burns last Tuesday at rancher P G Nelson's threshing engine. A burst glass water gage sent hot water and steam into his face. He was treated by Dr. Bond in Dillon and while initial fears focused on eye injury, reports later suggested the damage was not as bad as first feared.
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Frank Thompson
Dillon
P.G. Nelson
Bond
Thor
Whiskey Jim McCue dies from stray bullet in Dillon
Jimmie McQue known as Whiskey Jim died Sunday night about 9 10 from a gunshot wound received Saturday morning. He had slept drunk beneath Stoller's shooting gallery behind Continental Oil Co’s wagon. A stray bullet, a wild shot missing targets, ended his life. County charges complain of intoxicated roamers taking time away from the county farm. Eph Stoller was ordered to board up the gallery to prevent bullets from escaping. Police note McCue had a brother Thomas McCue living in Hoboken New Jersey.
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Jimmie McQue
Dillon
Whiskey Jim
Continental Oil Co
Stoller
McOue
Hoe
Thomas McCue
Willis Street
Hoboken
N.J
Eph Stoller
McCue
Jim
Melrose
Bond
Local man dies from stray bullet with long funeral delay
The unidentified man, wounded in a stray shot from Stoller's shooting gallery, lingered for over a day and a half before death. Dr. Jones and Dr. Bond aided his care at the hall and later during an autopsy. The coroner ruled death caused by the bullet’s head wound, and the body was buried in Mountain View cemetery.
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Chief Stone
Dr. Bond
Undertaker Brandage
Dra, Jones
Bond
Potter's Field
Mountain View Cemetery
Sudden Death of Frank C Mather in Butte at 51
Frank C Mather died at his Butte home Tuesday evening after initially recovering from intestinal trouble. He refused an appendectomy, later improved, then died while speaking with his wife. A Montana pioneer since 1881, he was a salesman and later a builder miner, leaving a wife, parents, several siblings, and many friends.
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Frank Cooley Mather
Butte
Mather
Mr. Mather
Montana
Lever
Dillon
Beaverhead
Opening of Public Schools Next Monday
Prof. Mersh reports readiness for the public school opening next Monday after renovations and repairs. The former County High laboratory space becomes a library and office. Parents are urged to send children promptly as crowded conditions demand timely attendance and close grading. Books remain similar to last year and teachers aim to advance students quickly.
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Mersh
Marah
Notice of separation and debt disavowal by Frank Pendleton
Public notice from Frank Pendleton dated August 28 1902 states his wife Mary A Pendleton has left the home and he will not be responsible for debts contracted by her after that date.
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Mary A. Pendleton
Beaverhead County Dilon Races Plan Big Four Day Meet
Promoters of the Dilon races announce a four day meeting on September 25 to 28 with plans revised to boost purses to 4000 and add events. Features include Indian races, cowboys and boys pony events, trotting and racing, plus a new auto and motorcycle race for 50 dollars entry. The site features a fast mile track, ample horse facilities, water, shade, and a large amphitheater. Rules cite American Trotting Association and American Racing standards. five entries and three starters per race. 10 percent entrance fee. purses distributed 70 20 10 percent. entries close at 6 pm prior day.
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Beaverhead
Montana
American Trotting Association
American Racing Rules
Weaverhead
Madison County
Teseee
Dnelongas
Whee
Wessesee Eens
Sprinkler Restored After Engine Swap at Town Pump
The town’s sprinkling system was inactive for several days as the threshing machine engine was moved to the pumping station. On Wednesday the old gasoline engine from the Examiner printing office was installed to resume dust suppression. Johnny Orr supervised the engine installation and the sprinkler’s return to service.
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Examiner Printing Office
Johnny Orr
New Life Pills Touted By Texan Reader
W P Whitehead of Kennedale Texas reports distressing head back and stomach pains and loss of appetite. After using Dr King s New Life Pills he says he felt like a new man with stomach and liver relief. Available for 250 at City Drug Store.
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Dr. King
W. P. Whitehead
Kennedale
Tex
New Army Captain Arrives in Dillon From Klondyke
Captain Geo Shanley arrives in Dillon to head Salvation Army work, after two years in the Klondyke field. He plans to relocate the hall closer to business streets and seeks a suitable building as a paying investment. Ensign Andrews tents to lecture on Klondyke work around September 14–18. if unavailable, Shanley will speak.
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George Shanley
Sims
Salvation Army
Dillon
Klondyke
Trinoxz
Capt. Shanley
Ensign Andrews
Csapt
Shanley
the Capitan
Serenade by Phone Delights Tribunes Readers
Salt Lake musician Robert J. Jessup connected with the Deseret News serenaded the Tribune in a telephone concert from 350 miles away played French horn with pieces from So Old Madrid to O Promise Me. He also performed near Billings 605 miles distant last Saturday as telephonic acoustics trials suggest Salt Lake Tabernacle concerts by phone across several states.
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Robert J. Jessup
Salt Lake City
Deseret News
Tribune
Mr. Jessup
Old
Madrid
Evening Star
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Labor Day Observed in Dillon with Hunter Short Game
Labor Day customs gathered in Dillon on a national holiday Monday. Most shops closed early at 10 a.m. as residents pursued leisure and opening day of the game season. Hunters returned with scant bags, showing ordinary disappointment, while the Dillon brass band played soothing tunes at the Montana street band stand.
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Dillon
Dillon Brass Band
Montana Street
Record Breaker Arresta Sets City Pace
Twenty eight arrests were made by the city police over Saturday and Sunday surpassing any prior record. Most detainees faced charges for drunkenness amid an influx of hobos lingering on the streets. The writer laments street conditions and mocks harsher measures, hoping for better curb appeal if streets were paved similarly to police efforts.
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Thearresta
Dillon
Public School District No. 10 Opens September 8 1902
The Public School District No 10 will open for the coming year on Monday September 8 1902 by order of the Board of Trustees. RB Tarrensaty Olek signed the notice.
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RB. F. Tarrensaty
Olek
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Centennial Valley
Forger
Dillon and Melrose
Justice of the Peace
Hirschman
Harry Miller
Harry Gilbert
First National Bank
H. D. Harding
Gilbert Ranch
Jack” Miller
Willis News
Foreman
Gongle
Jimmie McCue
Frank C. Mather
Frank Pendleton
Brixsaeed
Cecevenetncoeraveses
Cecescesseee
Seaverhead
Fortune Farorsa Texan
Geo. Shanley
Salt Lake
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