Local News From Lima Highlights Transfers and Family Trips
Reece D. Reece of Glen's Ferry Idaho visits Lima while C. T. Kemp, formerly of Lima, now of Butte, attends to business. Dr. L. C. Ford shops in Butte for holiday goods. Peter Nelson buys into Gesas Mercantile, increasing capital to 15000. Frank Jones returns from Alameda in feeble health, bedfast. Mrs. Peat in Portland. telegram says he is slowly recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Leo N. Lewis plan to move to Pocatello. Conductor W. O. Smith transfers to the 7th division and leaves Lima after seven years here. Sam Deardorf visits Butte on business in new suit. Miss Adda Ford vacationing in the East. Frank B. Jones of Beaverhead County dies in Oakland after paralysis. funeral held in Lima with burial in Lima cemetery. He leaves Mrs. Fairbanks and two Spokane children, plus several relatives.
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Tribune
Lima
Reece D. Reece
Glen’s Ferry
Idaho
C. T. Kemp
Butte
L. C. Ford
Chicago
Peter Nelson
Elva
Gesas Mercantile Company
Frank Jones
H. J. Fairbanks
Alameda
Calif
Jno
Frank B. Jones
Beaverhead County
California
Oakland
Methodist
Hardie
Nellie Meaghen Returns After Successful School Term
Miss Nellie Meaghen completed a term of study at Medicine Lodge and has returned home to Butte. Local residents include Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Armstrong visiting Dillon, and J. W. Scott of Armstead driving two men to the Lodge. Hildreth family anticipates a California sister-in-law for winter. T. B. Craver and son Thomas visited Buffalo Bill's circus in Butte. Ethel spent the day with her grandmother while parents were away. Sam Arndts of Dillon made a business trip to the Lodge.
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Tribune
Medicine Lodge
Nellie Meaghen
Butte
P. W. Armstrong
Dillon
Ethel
Sam Arndts
H. D. Hildreth
California
Lima News Notes and Community Updates
Local notes report on residents in Lima and surrounding areas including Herbert Fairbanks and the Knights of Pythias showing sympathy, Mike Berlin's hospitalization, Rev. Thomas Hardie’s reappointment, and community goodwill. Updates cover home improvements, fire escapes and wind changes saving Idaho families, lamb sales, and a brick yard project. Fred Kyle’s death in Wisdom is noted. Potts Drug ads include a medical reminder for Chamberlain's remedy.
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Fred Lentz
Montpelier
Idaho
Mr. Lentz
Harry Nesbit
Mrs. Lentz
George Palmer
Peter Hansen
W. F. Gardner
Lima
Wardner
Jnok Ripley
Jack Ripley
Ed Ripley
Geo. Gleed
Ed. Gleed
Oxon Barer
Chamberlain's Liniment Proves Cheaper Plaster Alternative
A reader touts Cham berlain s Liniment as a superior and cheaper remedy for back pains side aches and chest pain over plasters. The product is sold by Potts the Druggist.
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Potts
Chamberlain's Colic Remedy Promoted for Bowel Relief
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best known cure for griping diarrhoea dystentery and bowel complaints. It claims value for both children and adults and urges use at first looseness of the bowels. Sold by Potts the Druggist. 1-m
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Chamberlain
Potts
Harvest Festival Highlights A Quiet Big Hole Basin Celebration
The Big Hole Basin Breezes reports a successful harvest festival last Friday with a notable ball game against an out-of-town Jackson team. C W Francis’ Bay-Mare won the saddle horse race, and Cammell claimed the bucking contest. Isaac Martin's Roxy captured the free-for-all purse with Armitage's Luella close behind. A wrestling match in Ellis hall saw Wm Richards defeat Baltimore Shorty for a $25 purse. Ducks geese brant and swan opened opening day. Rev. E L Moore from Kansas plans a six month stint.
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Wisdom
Jackson
C. W. Francis
Cammell
Bales & Jones Ranch
Isaac Martin
Roxy
Armitage
Luella
Silver
Ellis Hall
Wm. Richards
Baltimore Shorty
E. L. Moore
Kansas
Pageville community notes ready for autumn season
Mrs. Fred Mueller and daughters travel to California to meet him. Miss Lillie Barshaw joins State Orphans’ home staff. Centerville school opens with Lillian Jones as teacher. Various residents leave for study, work, or moves. Rev Charles Rhodes departs. community entries include visits, relocations, and local concerns. Croup warning notes Cham berlain's Cough Remedy.
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Tribune
Pageville
Fred Mueller
Beatrice
Maud
California
Mueller
Clark to Build Memorial Home for Women in Los Angeles
William A. Clark, former senator and copper magnate, plans a $500,000 residence for young women in Los Angeles as a Mary Andrew Clark memorial. The site dates from the latter part of the month.
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Los Angeles
William A. Clark
United States
Mary Andrew Clark
Waterways key to farm prosperity says transport study
The piece argues that improving waterways would greatly lower freight costs and boost farm incomes, noting grain and other goods would gain direct and indirect savings. It compares wagon, rail, and lake shipping, cites Soo canal data, and estimates Ohio river improvements could halve rail costs and triple lake distances, boosting nationwide prosperity.
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Soo Canal
Lake Superior
Niagara Falls
Europe
Army
Ohio River
Ohio
Fragmented health note on complexion and temperament
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions complexion and temperament affected by a disorder. It references remedies or notes on conditions but lacks clear subjects, dates, or concrete actions for detailed reporting. The text is incomplete and does not establish a full event or story.
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Beau Brummel
Yvoyy
Eoy
T. B. Craver
Thomas
Buffalo Bill’s Circus
Armstead
Biller
Elia
Messrs Murray & Newton
Steele Creek
Andrus
Fox
Petersen Cattle Company
T.J. Murray
Fred Kyle
Darby
Pagevilley
Wm. Stewart
Lillie Barshaw
State Orphans’ Home
Twin Bridges
Annie Streibeth
Barshaw
Centerville
Lillian Jones
Wildwood Ranch
Edith Snow
Ed. Snow
Blaine
Darnitter
McHesser Creek
Otha Stewart
Livingston
Alfred Anninson
Farr
Whitehall
Laura Patrick
Sammy
Feora Balin
Tommy O'Keefe
Stewart
Albert Wilcomb
Maxwell
Adolph Stewart
Wilcomb
Max Wilcomb
Cleveland Beckwith
Pony
Beckwith
Link Patrick
Sarah Rhodes
Jessie Smith
Valley View
Charles
Rhodes
M. E
O. H. Gilman
Big Hole River
Clayton Page
Hazel
Roy
Harvey Gilman
Wibaux
Page
R. D. Martin
Point of Rocks
J. M. Page
Lena
Jesse Slater
H. A. Redfield
Ed. Page
Clark
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Good Roads Bureau
Poor's
Soo
John Deere
Dart Hdw
Imp. Co
Bannack Street
Price
Realf Estate
Fanny
Miss Wolfe
Montana Mattress CO
Butte, Mont
H. P
Dillon Novelty Works
G. T. Paul
R. M. B. Tel. Co
George Metlen
Henry Burfiend
Centennial Cafe
Harry Dart Wells Bros
Thomas Holmes
A. A. Elliott
Wm. Clark
E. T. Brock
Emil Kruljac
Orr
Irks
Montana Iron Wo
A. L. Anderson
Jay Baker
A. L. Badcon
John O’brien
Union Electric
H. R. Melton
George Mellen
Sebastine Kneppe
Montana
Beaverhead
Henry Schoenborn
Mont
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