Waterloos Windy Month News and Local Moves
Waterloo reports the stormy March ending with heavy snow as editorials discuss the windy weather. Emma McCall to teach nine months at Norris after Noble district term ends mid month. Ghost Townsend visits Dillon sister Mrs J R Norville. Griffis moves garden to Elling ranch. Love relocates to Bone Basin summer quarters. Theresa Held visits Butte. Carneys stay in Waterloo. land rented to sons but family remains in old home. Sager ships hay. Miller and Carney sell potatoes in Butte. Assessor Highbee and wife visit area. Local residents named and discussed.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Emma McCall
Norris
Noble
Ghost Townsend
J. R. Norville
Dillon
Frank Griffis
Creeklyn
Elling Ranch
Bedford Love
Love
Bone Basin
Theresa Held
Butte
P. Carney
John Carney
Guy Dodds
Assessor Highbee
Jos. Armour
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promoted As Pure Cure
The ad touts Dr Pierce medicines made from native forest roots without alcohol and glycerine extraction. It claims Golden Medical Discovery cleanses blood aids digestion and liver, helps bronchial troubles and prevents consumption if used patiently. It notes bottles carry sworn formulas and endorsements from real leaders and lists dealers selling at reasonable prices.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Rcal
miners suspend operations at Silver Star property
The Lester group, long residing at their mine, moved to Silver Star this winter and rented the Noble home. The company holds a lease and bond on the mining property but has suspended all operations indefinitely.
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Lester Group
Silver Star
Noble
Cough Remedy Letters Show Shared Relief Motive
Be hind every letter recommending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a warm wish to help others. The notes explain how those cured want others to benefit and urge others to try the remedy, which Potts the Druggist sells.
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Potts
Pageville Community Notes Roundup and Local Updates
Delayed letter from Pageville reports Rev. David Hardy ill after Saturday and improving by Monday. Social and entertainment planned March 27 for Centerville M E league. Miss Lillie Lippart to work for Mrs Shannon. Mrs Newton L Page marks 75th birthday with family at Pageville post office. Obituary notes John T Seyler, 70, dies near Twin Bridges from creeping paralysis. Land buyer from Butte eyes valley for sugar beet and possible factory. District 24 school meeting April 4 to elect two trustees. Clayton Page family returning to ranch after winter in Bozeman. Ferguson comments incomplete due to text cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pageville
David Hardy
Twin Bridges
Centerville
Ethel Oliver
M. E. League
Lillie Lippart
John T. Seyler
J. M. Page
H. A. Redfield
Butte
Clarence Bartholomew
Clayton Page
Bozeman
William Ferguson
Rochester Widow Dies Suddenl y. Farm Institute Meets
Mrs. Dickey of Rochester died suddenly at home last Tuesday. her husband found her on the floor. Funeral held March 26. Farmers' institute convenes at Twin Bridges on Thursday March 26.
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Dickey
Rochester
Wood
The
Farmers’ Institute
Twin Bridges
Chamberlain's Liniment Proves Quick Relief for Muscle Rheumatism
The article states that over 90 percent of rheumatism cases are muscle rheumatism caused by cold or damp weather and require no internal treatment. It endorses Chamberlain's Liniment for fast relief, urging readers to try it. Price is 25 cents for small, 50 cents for large, and it is sold locally.
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Chamberlain
Potts
Willis and Others Travel for Local Matters in April Visit
April activity notes show Mrs A Buyan visiting Anaconda, Math Polich and Levi Cartier traveling to Dillon, Mrs Polich to Butte, Frank Gransberry leaving ranching for mining, and forest officer Daird handling grazing matters. Courthouse trip by Carl Beehrer for Farmers Institute and Browne duo attending Catholic mission in Dillon. Melrose mission planned for April 8 at J A Browne's.
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Tribune
Wills
Carl Beehrer
Dillon
Farmers’ Institute
J. A. Browne
Steve Kambich
Melrose
Healing Salve for Burns and Chapped Hands Ad
Cham berlain's Salve described as excellent for burns sores on nipples and chapped hands. It allays pain almost instantly and heals unless the injury is severe. Price 25 cents. For sale by Potts the Druggist. 1-m
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Chamberlain
Potts
Pageville Community Notes From Centerville and Twin Bridges
Pageville reports a Mother Goose entertainment and Basket social at Centerville netted 68 dollars with 65 directed to Reverend David Hardy for salary. Several residents share travel, illness, and school updates including Mae Maurer’s recovery and Ethel Oliver’s return home. The Centerville Sunday school elected officers led by Superintendent Lester Martin. Miss Parker died in Twin Bridges of scarlet fever.
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Twin Bridges
Mae Maurer
Centerville
C. L. Utley
Virginia City
Leayeret Renick
Missoula
Pageville
Charles Redfield
Oklahoma
H. A. Redfled
H. A. Redfield
Wilson
Lester Martin
William Stewart
Clifford Mercer
Theora Mercer
Parker
Mrs. Hardy
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
Spirit Lake Iowa druggist Mr L H Farnham hails Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best relief for constipation. Try them and you will find them agreeable. Price 25 cents. Samples free. Potts the Druggist carries them. 1-m
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L. H. Farnham
Spirit Lake
Idiva
Chamberlain
Potts
Redrock Social and Business Notes Reach All Week
Miss Nell Clark was in Dillon over Sunday and Miss Pearl Ward returned from Dillon. Mrs. Crocker hosted the Country club Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Brown passed through Redrock en route to Salmon after a Michigan visit. Bedrock residents attended an Armstead dance Wednesday night. W B Horn of Salmon visits for local business. One hundred carloads of cattle shipped from Redrock this week. Mrs. L Bailey visited Wiles then left for Butte. C F Yahn resigns as section boss. James Jensen succeeds.
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Tribune
Redrock
Nell Clark
Dillon
W. B. Crocker
Country Club
Pearl Ward
Brown
Salmon
Michigan
Emerson Hill
Dillon Friends
Bedrock
Armstead
W. B. Horn
L. Bailey
Object to Strong Medicines for Rheumatism
Many people object to taking the strong medicines usually prescribed by physicians for rheumatism. There is no need of internal treatment in muscular or chronic rheumatism. If there is no fever or significant swelling, apply Chamberlains Liniment freely for quick relief. For sale by Potts, the Druggist. 1-m
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Potts
Normal Notes at the State College Dormitory
Rev Mrs Hoag of Great Falls and Mrs Smith of Helena visited the dormitory Sunday. Members of the YU were assisted in the association rooms Sunday evening. Miss Flotow visited Miss Stonecliff Sunday afternoon. Mrs Featherstone of Bozeman spent time with her daughter Miss Beth. Mrs Fraser of Glata visited her daughter Miss Lillie. Prof J E Monroe went to Missoula to judge a high school debating contest. The oratorical contest will be April 24 in the Normal assembly hall to select delegates for the state event. The Junior class met to choose colors crimson and gray and the red carnation as class flower. Prof Mosher spoke on Laziness in Gen Ex Thursday.
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Miss Flotow
Normal College
Reward Offered for Arrest and Conviction of Robbers
Reward of 100 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of parties robbing a campsite. The note names Henry Thompson and references 183 months on record.
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My. A
Henry’ “Thompson
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Ness
Abe Schilling
Master Rogue
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Gentry
Whispering Smith
Robert Chambers
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Randall Parrish
Anthony Hope
A. Maynard Barbour
Henry Seaton Merriman
William Dean Howells
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Frank H. Spearman
J. E. Monroe
Mosher
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