Big Hole Basin News Bulletin Highlights Local Harsh Winter
Bridges over the Big Hole near Squaw Creek, called Miller bridge, were torn away this week by ice jams. Lawrence Knudsen leaves for Harlem Montana to file on a homestead claim. Several local families report scarlet fever cases and school attendance drops. Rev G W Kaufman to preach farewell sermon before leaving Wisdom for an eastern pastorate. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised by Potts Drug. 1-m
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Big Hole
Squaw Creek
Miller Bridge
Lawrence Knudsen
Harlem
Montana
W. C. Jones
Arthur Wilke
W. L. Miller
Wisdom Public School
John Peterson
Dillon
Waterloo dealer sells stock and home to Three Forks firm
Waterloo March 30 Special to Tribune F L Grantley longtime merchant and postmaster sold his entire stock, buildings, and household goods to Walburt Bros of Three Forks. New owners take possession soon and the Grants plan a Vermont trip before settling elsewhere. Rankin aids inventory and rejoins single life as Delore Noble of Cardwell is announced as a new marriage.
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Tribune
Waterloo
F. L. Grantley
Walburt Bros
Three Forks
Rankin
Delore Noble
Cardwell
Whitehall
Idaho
Elmer Winchell
Babe
Elmer
Frank Colligan
Butte
Valey Springs Ranch
Silver Star notes and Waterloo ahead promising season
H J Wilhelm manages cigar trade in Silver Star while new machinery arrivals signal activity for Waterloo this season. Local youths and families including Miss Alice Sager, Ruth Carney, and John Carney with updates on accidents, visits, and moves. Chamberlain liniment ad advises readiness for injuries.
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H. J. Wilhelm
Silver Star
Waterloo
Willis News Briefs From Dillon and Nearby Towns
Miss J Moran of Dillon visited friends last week as Will Ross from Dillon spent several days with Carl Hartwig. Miss McElvany traveled to Butte for Easter with family. Kaspar Hauser and Mrs Reichle plan a seasonal home at Reichle's. Louisa Beehrer went to Butte. Ida B Hartwig's sixteenth birthday party included Mrs Mueller Maud Mueller Beatrice Mueller Ed Spruce James Lamarch EK Hutchins and A Zeigler. John Strasses of Butte visited Reichle's for a few days.
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Tribune
Willis
J. Moran
Dillon
Will Ross
Carl Hartwig
McElvany
Butte
Kaspar Hauser
F. Mueller
Maud
Beatrice Mueller
Ed Spruce
James Lamarch
EK. Hutchins
A. Zeigler
Ida
John Strasses
Reichle
Local Visits and Quick Diarrhoea Remedy Note
Adolf Winkler visits Butte as residents swap weekend calls. Levi Cartier tours Dillon while Anton Bayan travels there. J Edmundson moves sheep from R Joy farm to Anaconda. Diarrhoea relief urged with Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised for prompt cure and safety. Sold by local outlets.
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Adolf Winkler
Butte
Adam Maier
Banneyer
Frank Mittelmaier
Jacob Hartwig
Levi Cartier
Dillon
Anton Bayan
J. Edmundson
Montgomery & Company
R. Joy
Anaconda
Potts
Laymen's Dinner a Successful Evening of Toasts and Talk
The laymen’s dinner featured Prof. L R Foote as toast master and four toasts. Richard R Price, George R Featherly, Roy S Stephenson, and Rev A F Colver spoke on the laymen’s mission, boosting for a Dillon representation, evangelism at home and abroad, and funds needed to reach 600 million people. The event ended with praise for the meal and hopes for future gatherings.
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L. R. Foote
Richard R. Price
George R. Featherly
Butte
Roy 5S. Stephenson
A. F. Colver
The
Baptist Church
Judge Lurton as Associate Justice of U S Supreme Court
Grace Hermon Lurta long associated with the federal Sixth Circuit bench since 1898. The piece notes Taft backed Lurton, Roosevelt chose Moody, and details Lurton’s Kentucky roots, Civil War service, Tennessee legal rise, and Vanderbilt ties. age sixty five.
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Grace Hermon Lurta
United States Supreme Court
Bee
Federal Circuit Court
Sixth District
Taft
Lurton
Sixth Circuit
Brown
Supreme
Lutton
Roosevelt
William H Moody
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Tennessee
Clarksville
Tent
Tennessee Courts
Cleveland
United States Circuit Court
Ohio
Michigan
Lortons
Vanderbilt University
Philanthropist Pearsons Plans Final Million Gift
Daniel K. Pearsons, turning ninety on April 14, will give away his fifth and last million. He intends to leave sufficient outside to yield a $30,000 annuity for his and his wife to live a peaceful old age, a sum he says they are entitled to.
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Mutch
Daniel K. Pearsons
Chicago Tribune
Oats Endurance Study Suggests Oat Diet Outruns Meat
Professor Fisher of Yale and Sir James Crichton Browne examined foods and found non meat eaters gained much greater endurance. Their trials showed meat eaters exhausted far sooner, while those on oatmeal levels ran longer and valued simplicity and cost.
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Fisher
Yale University
James Crichton
Browne
London
James Crichton Browne
Dillon Public Library Evening Hours and Readings Schedule
The Dillon Public Library announces evening hours for book distribution from 7 to 9 30 on Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Friday 4 to 6 and Saturday 3 to 6 for afternoon service. Tuesday and Friday evenings open to readers. Births exceed deaths in Montana February totals 501 births and 2765 deaths per state health board report.
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Dillon Public Library
Helena
Montana
Tuttle
State Health Board
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Chamberlain
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Ruth
Patrick Carney
H. J. Foster
T. D. Townsend
M. E
John Carney
Ray Noyd
Nicodemus
Horace H. Lurton
Kupfer Drug Co
A. Jardine Rife
Sebree Street
Union Electric Co
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