Social circle party and local notices at Sunny Slope
The Breezes notes a Social Circlé event at Mrs W A Armitage’s Sunny Slope home with about 40 guests and a best character award won by Loretta Loss for Pocahontas. It also reportsFarewell party for Mr and Mrs Grant Spry, steers passing to Seattle, horses sold to Hansen in Los Angeles, Dr E A Sweet’s breast tumor operation in Butte, and local moves and spring work amid late season snow melts.
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Sunny Slope
W. A. Armitage
Loretta Loss
Grant Spry
Jackson
Seattle
Frank Husted
Johnson
Neidt
Frye-Bruhn Company
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsement
Spirit Lake Iowa druggist Mr L H Farnham praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for constipation saying they are the best on the market. He urges a trial with pleasant effects and notes a price of 25 cents with free samples. Potts the druggist sells them.
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L. H. Farnham
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Chamberlain
Potts
Willis Special to Tribune Miss Browne Improves After Operation
Willis March 31 Miss Francis Browne long time resident of the neighborhood is recovering well after an operation in Butte about ten days ago Mrs F J Hagenbarth of Salt Lake City visited her sister at Murray’s hospital and also called on J A Browne’s former home Dr R D Mahony of Butte visited at Mrs J A Browne’s who has been troubled with lingering health issues
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Tribune
Willis
Francis Browne
Butte
Hagenbarth
Salt Lake City
Murray's Hospital
A. Browne
R. D. Mahony
J. A Browne
Horace
B. Gaylord
Effective Rheumatism Relief Without Internal Medicines
Many people object to strong medicines for rheumatism and prefer external care. For muscular or chronic rheumatism with no fever or swelling, apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely for quick relief. For sale by Potts, the druggist.
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Potts
Melrose Notes and Obituary Highlights
In Melrose on April 1 R E Dutch spent several days in Dillon. Funeral services for Mrs Ida Wold were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev Wiley Mountjoy. interment followed at Glendale cemetery. The Literary Society closed with a fine program and music by Susans Tutti Frutti Grass Band. the meetings eased country life dullness. W F Burlingame visited Deers Lodge on a pleasure trip. Ranchmen on Trapper Creek traveled to Dillon this week.
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Tribune
Melrose
R. E. Dutch
Dillon
Ida Wold
Presbyterian Church
Wiley Mountjoy
Twin Bridges
Glendale Cemetery
Literary Society
W. F. Burlingame
Deers Lodge
Trapper Creek
Prin
Local Notes From Trapper Creek And Nearby Towns
Trapper Creek water right suits involve principals or witnesses as Phil Ploof recovers from illness. Mrs Geo Forrest travels to Melrose for her mother Mrs Nixholm's serious illness. Shop note to Bill urges early arrival. Walter Vance visits Butte for days for dental work. Two prominent men argued over religious matters ending with a large man choking and abusing a smaller man.
Bad Treatment for Colds
The piece discusses colds and contrasts the Chicago Tribune's advice with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It notes that the Tribune recommends moderate laxatives hot baths sweating and avoiding cold exposure but warns that this approach is troublesome and may lead to pneumonia. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for sale by Potts druggist.
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Chicago Tribune
Potts
Pageville Community Notes March 31
Mrs. William Jones attended the Aid society at Mrs. Rodney Page’s Thursday. Lester Martin arrived from Bozeman where he studied at the agricultural college. Mrs. A Barshaw was ill last week. Mr. Farrell bought the Ross ranch and moved his family there. Mary Redfield returned from Bozeman for a short vacation. Mr. Crawford from the east will work for C L Utley this summer. Mr. and Mrs. A R Smith visited Twin Bridges Saturday. Mrs. Ernest Nyhart returned from Twin Bridges after treatment. Attee Stewart will work for George J Wilcomb this summer. Mr. Jones has carpenters raise a roof to add a story for his large family. Gerald Jones visited Dillon Saturday. Miss Gertrude Brown from Orlean’s home visited her brother Wallace at Mr. Stewart’s. James Wigmore from Valley County stayed with the Stewarts Sunday. Mrs Brown came from Dillon for her son Wallace’s illness. Fred Counter and James Wigmore bought a Shire and Belgian colt from Mr. Stewart weighing 1800 pounds.
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Tribune
Crawford
C. L. Utley
A. R. Smith
Twin Bridges
Ernest Nyhart
Dr. Jordan
Attee Stewart
George J. Wilcomb
Jones
Rheumatism treated by liniment relief advices
More than nine in ten rheumatism cases are muscular from cold or damp and need no internal treatment. Chamberlains Liniment provides quick relief by external application. Internal medicines are warned as poisonous for chronic muscular rheumatism. Sold by Potts the druggist.
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Chamberlain
Potts
Normal College Notes Add To Great Falls News
Mrs Spears of Great Falls enrolled at the Normal college. Dr Swain spoke on English education in Gen Ex. Renwick sisters called home by illness may return in a month. A ten cent spread was held by Misses Storey Hagen and others. Vaudeville at the Normal college April 2 with a Dixie quartet act, priced 15 cents single or 25 cents for two.
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Tribune
Spears
Great Falls
Normal College
Dr. Swain
England
Nancy
Priscilla Renwick
Bessie Storey
Anna Hagen
Dixie Quartette
In Darkness a Woman Saves a Desperate Man
A bankrupt man contemplates suicide in a dim hotel room when a blindfolded woman enters, speaks of divine aid, and prevents the act. She reveals her father’s charity, later aiding the narrator’s return to work, settling debts, and guiding him toward a hopeful future.
Cattle market opens week with mixed moves and tax timing
The cattle market starts the week lower in general with steady to higher notes for select cattle. Choice corn fed steers quoted 5.75 to 6.60, common to good 4.25 to 5.70, veal calves 4 to 7.50, stockers and feeders selling below peak. The hog market is shaky as packers hold back with prices 6.45 to 6.65, top 6.80, while sheep advance 10 to 15.
Speeding Racer Pays Fine and Roars Off
In a terse magistrate scene a man hands the clerk fifty dollars and leaves in his ninety horsepower racer. The magistrate warns he hopes never to see him again, while the man quips about not resigning.
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Tooring-Karr
New York Press
Art photographer plans exhaustive study of farm landscape
The art photographer toured the farm and proposed that the hired man keep his job fencing the land while he conducts a lengthy study. The farmer asked if he could sit still for days at a time.
Porous Plaster Buyers Questions Holes and Value
In a short dialogue a craggist offers porous plasters while Stanjay asks which has the fewest holes to get his money’s worth. The exchange centers on price and quality of the plasters.
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Stanjay
Nature and Religion on Loving Friends and Enemies
A French proverb notes nature trains us to love our friends while religion guides us to love our enemies. The saying contrasts natural affection with spiritual ethic. It emphasizes a moral challenge between affinity and forgiveness in daily life.
Death of Promising Young Man in Dillon
Sad death of a promising 32 year old, Harry I Gardner, occurred in Dillon last Sunday. A Wisconsin University graduate and former lawyer from Grand Rapids, he had moved west seeking health improvements but died of asthma and heart trouble at Kunzman lodging house before medical help arrived. He was a Royal Arch Mason. remains prepared by Brundage and shipped to Grand Rapids for interment with his mother and sister.
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Dillon
Harry I. Gardner
Armstead
Grand ‘Rapids
Wisconsin
Carl Decker
Kunzman
Masonic Lodge
Brundage
Grand Rapids
Wis
Last Friday's Recital by Miss Graeten s pupils
A Friday evening recital by Miss Graeten s pupils delighted the audience with refined rhythm and finish. Young performers showed life and expression, with difficult pieces well interpreted. The event reflected strong preparation and earned praise from the conservatory audience. Miss Dunnings pupils contributed readings enhancing the program.
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Dillon
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Continental Oil Company (Incorporated
Big Hole Basin
Steve Kambich
Thad Mauz
Rock Creek
Wood Live Stock Company
O. Beall
J. A. Browne
Fay Gransberry
Norris
Cipals
Phil Ploof
Pageville
Gertrude Brown
Orleans
Wallace
James Wigmore
Valley County
William Stewart
Mrs. Brown
Wallace Brown
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Fred Counter
Wm. Stewart
Aye Schneider Fowler
Chants of
Omaha
Tribune Book Store
Dillon Bakery
Oda Wat
Agreeble
Oya Ee
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