Pioneer Sheridan resident Mrs Bateman dies in Portland
Helen A Bateman aged 64 years 5 months 98 days died August 18 1901 in Portland Oregon from Brights disease. She was the wife of Roselle P Bateman a pioneer of Sheridan Montana. Funeral held August 16 from Mrs Branchs home and interment at River View Cemetery. She helped organize the first Sunday school and was active in religious work. The community extends sympathy to the family.
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Helen A. Bateman
Roselle P. Bateman
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A. Perks
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P. B. Garretson
Mary
Suunday
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Openings in Sheridan Schools and Local Notices
Sheridan public schools opened with a renovated building and a full teacher corps led by principal Grace Baker. The report also notes gospel tent meetings in Simnpan, rail construction plans, various local visits, and community events including lectures, church services, and social activities across multiple families and towns.
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Suunrman
Sheridan
Lla Mackey
Minnie
Walsh
Lelia Johnson
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State Board of Education
Montana
State University
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Happenings of the Week in Rochester
Special correspondence lists residents and visitors in Rochester as Sept 11 notes include Mr and Mrs A W McCane Jr departing for Salt Lake City after summer here. Others visiting or traveling: Dean of Gibbonaville Idaho. Rev J E Burkhart of Twin Bridges. Miss Blanche Arbour visiting aunt Mrs D Davis Butte. R Hall visiting Twin Bridges and Sheridan. Clara Mueller Silver Star. Mae and Cody Bowe Butte visiting Mrs Aga Cornforth. Dr and Mrs Wilson Twin Bridges. H T Kingsbury to Butte. James Workman in Butte. Mrs Ed Vance ill. Mrs M Watenau leaving for Neyhart Montana. Mrs Homer Rummans visiting her mother Mrs J E Hoadley Butte. Arthur Madudx to Spokane. Mrs Homer Tash visiting Thayer Iowa. E C Means to Twin Bridges.
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Tait
Butte
Tower
Burton
Lima
Will Clark
Morris
Ernest Maurer
Dickson
Point of Rocks
Chas Glasser
Harry Foster
Grand Lodge
Anaconda
Brandel
Montana
Good Templar’s
Italy
Pompsei
Rome
Father van den Broeck
Dillon
Roy Foster
Hooker
Christ’s Church
Bishop Brewer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Author Thomas
Andrew Lindford
Eunice Selway
Eliza
Lillie Simpson
Missoula
The
State University
Arthur Thomas
Albert
Minnie Pellen
Thomas
Courtney
Reva
Mickle
Clemo
Whitehall
Christiansen
Twin Bridgea
Newton Orr
Amos Pardum
Balt Lake
James Pardum
California
Fletcher
Mill Creek
Lew Moore
Charles Walter
Canada
Alex ,Nesbite
Alex Scott
A W. McCane, Jr
Salt Lake City
Dean
Gibbonaville
Idaho
J. E. Burkhart
Twin Bridges
Blanche Arbour
D. Davis
R. Hall
Sheridan
Clara Mueller
Silver Star
Mae and Cody Bowe
Aga Cornforth
Mrs. Wilson
H. T. Kingsbury
James Workman
Ed Vance
M. Watenau
Neyhart
Homer Rummans
J. E. Hoadley
Arthur Madudx
Spokane
Wash
Homer Tash
Thayer
Iowa
E.C. Means
Twin Bridges Tuesaday
Matthew Collins Pioneer Passes Away in Centennial Valley
Special Correspondent notes Matthew Collins died last Saturday September 7 after a ten day illness. He was among Centennial Valley's first settlers a good citizen and neighbor respected by all who knew him. He fell ill while in the hay field and complained of head pain.
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Great Beyond
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Unconfirmed Death Report of President McKinley
The Tribune notes the death report of President McKinley was unconfirmed at press time. The patient worsened briefly, then rallied as bulletins continued to show hopes for recovery.
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West Love Affair Ends With Separation and Funeral
A complicated romance ends in parental opposition and confinement before the suitor leaves the country. A recent marriage to Miss Bella Nye proved happy until his death. a funeral attended by many followed. Dr. Bond came too late. Local residents and visitors share updates on families, travel, and gatherings in the valley.
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Anacands
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Dr. Bond
Dillon
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Tom Yost
Pearl
Dell
Annie Bastain
Wayne
Nebr
J. Nye
W. N. Culver
Bray Cabins
Mr. Culver
Masquerade Ball Dances Amid Tide of Ills in Lima
Lima youths host a masked masquerade at the opera house with about fifty attendees. Typhoid symptoms appear townwide though only one case reported. Public school to reopen Sept. 16 at 9 AM. Attendants include Dillon lawyers Poindexter and Norris, and visitors such as Mrs Singer and Mrs Innis. Reprook notes Misses and Mrs Dart visiting Prairie. elocutionist Ells Wright performed at the O D House.
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J. B. Poindexter
Ed Norris
Dillon
Lima
Repley
Vandervort
A. Singer
Salt Lake
Thos
Fagan
the Tribune
Reprook
John C. Brenner
California
Willie
Charlie
Stanford
George Dart
Miss Dart
Tom Selway
Smith
Ike Rife
Mrl Ells Wright
O. D. House
Mrs. Graeter
Ames House
Mayor White urges pumping water system for Dillon
In a city council communication Mayor White argues gravity systems are too costly and unreliable for Dillon. He favors a municipal pumping system with a tank or standpipe, estimating total costs around 20 000 with a 70 ft tower and 65 000 gallon tank for fire protection and general use. He stresses population growth, low taxes, and early action this year to avoid delays.
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Murray Springs
Blacktail ‘Deer Creek
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Price attends Price family reunion in Mani tou Colorado
L. J. Price, Dillon's noted real estate and insurance agent, travels to Mani tou Colorado for a Price family reunion. He is part of a large clan described as twelve children six boys and six girls. There are 38 relatives mentioned in the narrative.
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L. J. Price
Dillon
Manitou
Colorado
Price
Mr. Price
Plymouth Rock Named After Horse Prairie House Warming
A Plymouth ranch reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Elijah Ames honored Captain and Mrs Sprague visiting from Marshfield Mass A large rural crowd enjoyed plant decorated rooms drawn prize works music by Daisy Salyards Minnie Yockey and Willie Ames with supper and recitations The gathering chose Plymouth Rock as the ranch name over other candidates Golden Rods Broad View and The Gables.
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Sprague
Ames
Marshfield Mass
Dillon Gardens
Mesdames Graeter
Roe and Foote
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Scott
Misa Daisy Salyards
Dillon
Minnie Yockey
Plymouth Rock
Golden Rods
Broad View
Nellie Kerby
Arnica Salve Cures Railroad Worker in Williford
Dr A Kellett of Williford Arkansas reports a railroad laborer suffering a severe foot crush was rapidly healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The product, praised as a world champion healer, is recommended for burns boils piles and skin eruptions with a guaranteed claim. Available at City Drug Store.
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Williford
Ark
Bucklen
Drag Shore
Confirmation Services at St Rose's by Bishop Brondel
Rt Rev Bishop Brondel head of Montana's Catholic Church celebrated high mass at St Rose's last Sunday and confirmed 24 children who took first communion. He preached an eloquent sermon and conducts annual state confirmations during this season, being a favored preacher among locals.
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Brondel
Montana
St. Rose's Church
One two and three year to lees ok
The fragment notes a trio of year terms described as one year two year and three year to lees ok, but lacks additional context, participants, or actions to clarify the event or decision involved.
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