Talc and copper vein opens in Oreway tunnel field notes
The Breezes reports a talc and copper vein cut in the Oreway tunnel with soft formation requiring timbering. The stage company stops sleighs for coaches from Ralston's to Divide as roads become dusty. Cattle movements include 83 cows driven to North Fork for fattening. Dan and Thomas Pendergast pass Jackson toward Bedrock with beef steers. Walter White and Grover Helming pair drive cattle. Roy Cozad visits. new Cozad mill near readiness. snow melts and road conditions worsen for rail access.
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Oreway
Stage Company
Ralston
Divide
Walter White
Grover Helming
North Fork
Anaconda
W. A. Ralston
Stage Station
Dan
Thomas Pendergast
Jackson
Bedrock
Roy Cozad
Cozad
Merritt
Mr. Cozad
Rheumatism treated with lotion relief claims
More than nine in ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic and caused by cold or damp. No internal treatment is needed. Chamberlains Liniment is said to provide quick relief and is advertised as safer than internal medicines. Sold by Potts, the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Potts
Willis Notes Busy Week Amid School Election Surge
Special to Tribune Willis reports a busy week centered on the annual school election. Local visits include Fritz Sassman from Dillon, George Eiehorne and son, and Julius Hartwig with Thad Minz visiting Melrose. Ground remains frozen delaying plowing and seeding as Easter approaches.
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Tribune
Willis
Fritz Sassman
Dillon
George Eiehorne and Son
Melrose
Julius Hartwig
Thad Minz
Adam Maier
Hoffman School
George Bee
Bad Treatment for Colds Promoted Over Simple Methods
The Chicago Tribune favors cautious home care for ordinary colds but warns indoor confinement risks pneumonia. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cure, noting Potts druggist offers it for sale.
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Chicago Tribune
Potts
Blacktail News Roundup Shows Family and Work Updates
Special to Tripune reports April S Eva Kennison spending the week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs A Kennison. S R Eldridge began work with the steam plow for Charlie Humes. Wednesday C D Foster has two men at work.
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Tripune
Blacktail
Eva Kennison
A. Kennison
S.R. Eldridge
Charlie Humes
C. D Foster
Local residents share news of work and visits on the bench
Miss Bertha Crowder spent Thursday with Mrs Charles Wilson. Mrs Eldridge spent last Friday with Mrs P J Smith in Dillon. P Waters plows on his desert claim. W H Wilson and family enjoy a moonlit auto ride to Dillon theater. J P Waters injured by a folding bed but is nearly well. John Lovell bought the Wilson Bros sheep. Billy Williamson works nights at Cornell sheep camp. Mrs Daisy Wilson is ill.
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Bertha Crowder
Charles Wilson
Eldridge
P. J. Smith
Dillon
P. Waters
Waters
Desert
Co. W. Brown
Chas
W. H. Wilson
Miss Crowder
Aldridge
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver tablets praised by Spirit Lake druggist
Spirit Lake Iowa druggist Potts endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver tablets as the best remedy for constipation. The narrator Mr I H Farnham claims they are agreeable and pleasant in effect with a price of 25 cents. Free samples are offered. 1 m
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I. H. Farnham
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Chamberlain
Potts
Melrose News Includes Local Moves and Family Notes
Special from Melrose reports numerous community updates. Fred Norris returns from Utah Nevada visits, Ben Sandborn back from Butte, and households set for Idaho or nearby ranches. Several residents travel for family, health, or work while schooling and farming events unfold.
Effective Rheumatism Relief Without Internal Medicine
Many people object to strong medicines used for rheumatism. Most muscular or chronic cases need no internal treatment. apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely for quick relief when fever and swelling are absent. Sold by Potts, the druggist. 1-m
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Potts
Pageville Notices and Local Movements
Pageville community updates include survey crews led by Guy Page Fred Burger and Clifford Mercer heading to Wibaux for the summer work. Grace Oliver visits from Butte, R K Baird visits from Jefferson Island, and Albert Nyhart with Mrs Fietchey from Wisconsin Creek stop by. Lester Martin takes over M H Lott’s dairy, Walter Galahan seeks health gains in Salt Lake City with no success, Wil Marshall visits from Upper Ruby with Mrs Marshall. Wallace Brown, longtime resident of Wm Stewart home, dies April 2 from Bright's disease. funeral at Stewart home led by Rev Wiley Moutt joy and Rev David Hardy, burial at Point of Socks cemetery.
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Tribune
Pageville
Guy Page
Fred Burger
Clifford Mercer
Wibaux
Piedmont
Grace Oliver
Butte
Ethel
Centerville
R. K. Baird
Jefferson Island
Albert Nyhart
Fietchey
Wisconsin Creek
Wm. Stewart
Lester Martin
M. H. Lott
Walter Galahan
Salt Lake City
Wil Marshall
Upper Ruby
J. Marshall
Easter recess notices at Normal College
The Easter recess began Wednesday evening and runs to Tuesday. Listed are students spending break at home or with friends, including Natta ville and Harrington, Nona McKee, Bertha Short, and others. Professors Monroe and Clark left for institutes and travel, with Clark not returning until April 14.
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Tribune
Normal College
Misges Brainard
More
Breen
Mahony
Gertrude Slocum
Alspaugh
Templeton
Lyden
McMennemy
Louise Johnson
Wall
Sullivan
Pendergast
O'Donnell
Powers
Commeau
Rossiter
Moran
Schmidt
Storey
Schroeder
Tagen
Griffin
Islinghouse
Duncan
Nethart
Lucie
Edith Natterville
Harrington
Nona McKee
Bertha Short
Bettes
Hans Christian Andersen
the Nightingale
Monroe
Lewistown
Montana
Fergus County
Teachers’ Institute
Clark
Walla Walla
Washington
Weekly Market Letter Reports Mixed Cattle Demand in Chicago
The market opens with a liberal cattle run in Chicago and a generally weaker tone, led by beef steers. Eastern demand is dull while Pacific coast and other regions buy lower grade beef. Cows and butcher stock stay comparatively strong, stockers and feeders steady, with expectations for higher prices later in the week. Prices shown include corn fed steers 6 to 6.75, cows 4.50 to 5.90, veal calves 4 to 7.50, stock heifers 3 to 4.95, and sheep and lambs easing 10 to 15 cents.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Conway Named Public Accountant by State Board
Helena April S. The state board of examiners appointed George R. Conway of Dillon to the new post of public accountant. He will examine the accounts of all state institutions.
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Helena
April S
State Board of Examiners
George R. Conway
Dillon
Dillon Letter List at Dillon Post Office 1909
Uncalled letters in the Dillon Montana post office will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C if not collected within 30 days The list includes Wm Branstator Gail E Bishop C B Cafee Belle Ditford A M C Davis Harry G Hanson Marie Mentegels Emily MecMasters M McPherson Mat Micaire Joe Lane Mate Perkins Geo W Peterson Carl Batrigug Jasper Santmeyer Mike Smith Bennie Stockton Price Sullivan J P York George Underwood and Grace Lamont Post Master
Dillon Lumber Company and Birrer Lumber Consolidation
The announcer states they have purchased the Dillon Lumber Company plant at Dillon and Armstead and the lumber business and stock of F. P. Birrer. The two stocks will be consolidated and the business continued under a new name.
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Dillon Lumber Company
Dillon and Armstead
F. P. Birrer
Beaverhead County Fair Association Responds to Matrimonial Inquiry
A Beaverhead County Fair Association officer drafted a humorous reply to a Chicago woman seeking a marriageable partner. The letter uses horse racing metaphors to decline marriage while offering lighthearted guidance and asking for more about the sender.
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Beaverhead County Fair Association
Dillon
Chicago
Beaverhead County
Helen M
Association
Helen
Abe
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Fred Norris
Mr. Norris
Utah
Nevada
Ben Sandborn
W. L. Robbins
Deweys
Chris Stoker
Mr. Stoker
Rochester
Sappington
Salt Lake
Will Campbell
Campbell
Wilkerson
Shepherd
Minnie Forrest
John Hardisty
Henry Norris
Oleson
Canyon Creek
Stewart
Wallace Brown Herbert
Brown
Wallace
Gertrude Brown
Twin Bridges
Patrick
South Boulder
Big Hore
Linder
Laura Collier
Point of Rocks
al. Ellis
W. H. Jones
Jones
McCarthy
Kendall
F. C. Swartz
George Mudd
Big Hole
R. R. Tovey
Murray Hospital
Clement Wilcomb
Clara Wilcomb
Spring Brook Ranch
R. Shearer
Jordan
Earl Johnson
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
the Weekly Market Letter
Nye Schneider Fowler Company of
South Omaha, Nebraska
Geo. B. Conway
Edwin L. Nortis
Public
A. J. Wedum Lumber. CO
Head County Fair Association
Armstead
Scott & Decker
the Dillon Bakery
A. Kuntze
J. E. Morse
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