Old Timer William H. Oliver Dies at Apex
William H. Oliver died of heart disease at his Birch creek ranch near Apex after a life spanning Canada St Louis and Montana. Mrs Azar and Mrs Coroner found him in bed at 9 after checking on eggs. Funeral at Episcopal church conducted by Rev Hayward with burial at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Azar
Coroner
Apex
William H. Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Grim Reaper
Oliver
Brundage
Episcopal Church
Hayward
Mountain View
Montana
Napperville
Canada
St. Louis
Missouri River
Fort Benton
Alder Gulch
Birch Creek
Narrow Escape as Concord Coach Crashes Carrying Many Children
A Concord coach overturned after its leaders swerved when a dog barked at a yard. Twenty children rode on top and many more inside. several sustained bruises but none were seriously hurt. Ruth Orr and Olga Anderegg suffered notable injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Paul
G. T. Paul
Olga Anderegg
Phil Anderegg
Hookers to Attend Episcopal General Convention in Virginia
Rev and Mrs S D Hooker depart Wednesday for Richmond Virginia to attend the general convention of the Episcopal church with Mr Hooker as a Montana delegate They will also visit the Jamestown exposition and other eastern cities In Mr Hookers absence Rev Hayward of Billings will fill the duties of pastor of St James Episcopal church in Dillon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Hooker
Richmond
Episcopal Church
Mr. Hooker
Montana
Jamestown Exposition
Hayward
Billings
St. James Episcopal Church
Dillon
School of Music Director Reidelsberger To Teach Piano and Violin
There is talk that Reidelsberger, director of the Normal college school of music, will teach only violin but he will also offer piano instruction.
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Reidelsberger
School of Music
the Normal College
Mr and Mrs William Smith Return Visit to Ohio Relatives
Mr and Mrs William Smith left Wednesday afternoon for their former home in Ohio to spend several months visiting with relatives and reconnecting with family.
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Mrs. William Smith
Ohio
Man Shot on Railroad Tracks Mistaken for Bear
Robert H. Mackin, about 30 and native of England, was brought to the county hospital with a left leg filled by No. 6 bird shot after claiming three Butte miners mistook him for a bear on the Oregon Short Line near Maiden. He received medical care from Dr. F. M. Poindexter as county physician Walker was unavailable, and his condition remained weak with blood loss and risk of infection. Two men brought him to Dillon and then departed, while Mackin’s account of the incident appeared dubious.
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Robert H. Mackin
F. M. Poindexter
Walker
Mackin
Dillon
Oregon
Silver Bow County
Butte
England
Dane Saves Man After Self-Inflicted Wound Near Brock Ranch
Peter Peterson reports a man named Wheeler from Caldwell Idaho slashed his throat with a razor while despondent over work. Chief Stone aided by tying a kerchief and shirt to stop bleeding, Wheeler is under Dr. Poin Dexter care in Dillon. Wheeler recovered enough to be alert, with Caldwell kin notified.
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Peter Peterson
Dillion
Stone
Brock Ranch
F. M. Poindexter
Wheeler
Caldwell
Idaho
Stockmen Favor The Forest Reserves In Butte Debate
The Tribune defends forest reserve policies against The Butte Miner critique. It asserts grazing rules protect range lands, balance stock interests, and prevent overstocking while restricting cross use and large companies. The piece urges readers to study the Use Book from the Agriculture Department for clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Tribune
Department of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
Austrian man pleads guilty to third degree assault
Bortol Kruljac of Dillon pleaded guilty to a third degree assault charge after a prior second degree charge. Judge Hirschman fined him 100 dollars or six months in jail and ordered sheriff time due to lack of funds. His wife had sworn out the complaint and the couple reside on Kentucky avenue.
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Bortol Kruljac
Hirschman
Kruljac
Kentucky Avenue
Butte
Dillon
Conductor Dan Curry in Critical Condition in Salt Lake City
Dan Curry an extra conductor on the Oregon Short Line between Lima and Butte lies in critical condition at the L D S hospital in Salt Lake City after two relapses since an appendectomy last June. He is described as paralyzed on his right side and may die. Mrs Clinton W Wylie and husband arrived in Dillon from a Salt Lake City trip and will relocate to Mr Wylies ranch in Madison valley. Mrs Theodore Shoudy hosted a pink tea with guests including Mesdames Swain Norris Monroe Bernstein and John Morton.
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Dan Curry
Lima
Butte
L. D.S
Salt Lake City
Dan
Mrs
Clinton W. Wylie
Dillon
Mrs. Wylie
Abbie Hanson
Mr. Wylie
Madison Valley
Theodore Shoudy
Mesdames Swain
Norris, Monroe, Bernstein
John Morton
Pretty Melrose Wedding Ties Lillian West to Niles Litherland
A quiet September 18 wedding united Miss Lillian West of Melrose and Niles H. Litherland of Buckley Washington. Rev J A Norven ger officiated in the West home parlor with pink and white blooms and a white floral bell as the couple exchanged vows. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs L W West, has taught in Montana and Washington since graduating from Montana State Normal College in 1903. The groom, a Buckley lumber businessman, will relocate with his bride to Buckley after visiting Butte Seattle and Tacoma.
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L. W. West
Melrose
Lillian West
Niles H. Litherland
Buckley
Washington
J. A. Norvenger
Presbyterian Church
West
Lillian
Montana State Normal College
Montana
Litherland i
Litherland
Thal
Butte
Seattle
Tacoma
Peterson-Lima Marriage Reported In Local Notice
Lawrence Peterson of Lima was married Tuesday noon in a brief local wedding notice. The report continues on page eight with further details on the ceremony and attendees.
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Lawrence Peterson
Lima
Henry Lovell Passes Away at Son's Dillon Home
Henry Lovell aged about 60 died at the home of his son Will Lovell in Dillon after several weeks illness. He had been shot last July by his grandson, leading to blood poisoning and toe amputation, later diabetes. Born in Yorkshire England he lived in Dillon since moving to the U S two years nine months ago. Survivors include his widow, two sons Jonathan and Will, and a daughter Lena. Funeral held at St James Episcopal Church with Rev Hayward officiating. interment Mountain View cemetery.
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Henry Lovell
Phillip Lovell
Will Lovell
Dillon
Lovell
Mr. Lovell
Yorkshire
England
St. James Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Hayward
S. D. Hooker
Mountain View
Jonathan
Will
Lena
Photographer H D Weenink Reworks Idaho Banack Gallery
Photographer H D Weenink repapered his Idaho and Banack streets gallery this week and plans to add new furniture. The improved gallery interior enhances its appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Weenink
Idaho and
Bannack Streets
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Naked Wheeler
Birchdale
Chief Stone
Mr. Stone
Peterson
Cupid
Lonesome State
West-Litherland
Jenson-Peterson
Son
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