Willis Assessor Anderegg Makes His Annual Rounds
County letters note Assessor Anderegg visiting neighborhoods to inspect property. New neighbor Buyan of Anaconda purchased L. G. Woodside place on Willow Creek. Local social items include a Saturday dance and several residents visiting Dillon and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Willis
Phil, Anderegg
Buyan
Anaconda
L. G. Woodside
Willow Creek
Thad. Mauz
Maiden Rork
Ed. Nyhart
Blaine
Dillon
Divide
Beaverhead
W. Nyhart’s
T. Nelson’s
Quinn
Salve Claims Cure for Eczema and Itching
A testimonial from Joan T. Ondry of Rootville Pa credits a Chamberlain salve with ending years of sleepless itching and skin disease after starting use in December 1905. Sold by R L Riley Druggist. 1-m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Joan T. Ondry
Rootville
R. L. Riley
Samuel Hayden Arrives in Centennial Valley to Visit Son
Special to Tribune from Lakeview reports Samuel Hayden of Silver Star arrived April 4 and is staying with his son A. A. Hayden in Centennial Valley. Also noted is Mr. Devine of Salt Lake City passing through the valley toward Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lakeview
Samuel Hayden
Silver Star
A. A. Hayden
Mr. Devine
Salt Lake City
Henry
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Claims Quick Relief for Woman’s Ailments
A medical advertisement describes female weaknesses from pelvic organ displacement and related symptoms. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription claiming alcohol free formula with glyceric extracts and sworn ingredient accuracy. It adds endorsements by medical writers and urges against substitutes, noting Pleasant Pellets as the original Little Liver Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Local Ranch and Stock News From Henry Lake Area
Mr Devine oversees R W Rock ranch work in summer. T F O Connor with Frank Allen drove beef steers to Monida then O Connor enjoyed a trip to Butte. Willie O Connor contracts measles while Dillon students recover. Hay shortages push cattlemen to wait for snow as M Y Stage Co. keeps 250 stage horses ready for spring business. Cattle movements to Omaha and Iowa noted. calves sell at 16 to 20 dollars. District 5 school meeting quiet. Hansen and Marble visit Henry Lake. Granger.
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Cenetnnial Valley
M. Y. Stage Co
J. A. Jones
Ben Hart
Omaha
Mr. Jones
Iowa
P. I. Hansen
Isaac Marble
Henry Lake
Granger
Cured of Rheumatism by Pain Balm in Three Weeks
Mr. Wm. Henry of Chattanooga Tennessee suffered rheumatism in his left arm with loss of strength. He used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and night wrap in flannel, and within three weeks the pain disappeared and strength returned. He reports the condition has not recurred and recommends Pain Balm for relief. Sold by R L Riley Druggist.
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Wm. Henry
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mustefes
Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
Horse Prairie Survey Updates and Local News
A Pittsburg survey retraces routes in the Medicine Lodge area near D E Metlen’s house to locate the best railroad site with another survey planned downstream in Horse Prairie. Fred Hintz endures a mumps siege amid other illnesses. James Palmer becomes roadmaster and moves to the Templin residence for summer. W C Templin sells a bay team for 300 dollars. hay brings 10 dollars a ton. some cattle are turned out on the range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Horse Prairie
Pittsburg
Medicine Lodge
D. E. Metlen
Fred Hintz
James Palmer
Templin
W. C. Templin
Jerry Hopper
Woman Credits Pain Balm For Rheumatic Relief
Mrs Sarat A Cone of Dover Delaware shares that Chamberlains Pain Balm relieved years of rheumatic pain within a bottle and improved her health. She notes friends also benefited and that the liniment aids rest and sleep. Sold by R L Riley Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Mrs. Sarat A. Cone
New St
Dover
Del
Cafe Formally Opens Sunday
The People's cafe is to be formally opened next Sunday with an opening dinner from 11 30 a m to 2 p m. Schuler and Bostwick, new owners of the Metropolitan chop house, overhauled and redecorated the cafe and invite many guests to a menu featuring soups chicken lettuce salad vegetables roasts pies ice cream and beverages at fifty cents per plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Cafe
Schuler & Bostwick
Metropolitan
Wedding Day for Myrtle Kellum and Boise Bridegroom
The east side home of Mr and Mrs A T Kellum hosted a pretty wedding when Myrtle Kellum wed a prosperous Boise man. The bride wore white pongee silk and was attended by Vera Rawling with Frank Kellum as best man. Rev Woodhull officiated and pink and white roses decorated the scene. The couple left for Boise for a reception and will reside with the groom’s mother there.
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Pocatello
Woodhull
M. E. Church
Lima
Milner Idaho North Side Canal Opening and Ticket Sale
The Oregon Short Line will sell tickets at two cents per mile in each direction from April 17 to 21 for the opening of the North Side Canal at Milner Idaho. The first 30 000 acres under Twin Falls North Side Canal open April 22 with Milner town site open for lot sales. Carruthers, Agent.
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Milner
Idaho
Oregon
Dillon City Seeks Bids for Cement Sidewalks 1907
The Dillon Montana City Council invites sealed bids for cement sidewalks ordered during the year ending May 1 1908. Bids due May 1 1907 at 8 pm, filed with plans in the city engineer’s office. Endorse bids “Bid for Cement Sidewalk.” City Clerk J B Poinpexter signs notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana
J. B. Poinpexter
Grape Growing Spectacle Near Brussels Draws Sightseers
The London Globe notes a glasshouse region in Hoerlaert near Brussels where table grapes are grown. The area supplies major fruit firms in London Paris the Riviera Vienna Berlin St Petersburg and even New York with hundreds of chests shipped each Friday to the United States.
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Belgium
London Globe
Hoerlaert
Brussels
London
Paris
Riviera
Vienna
Berlin
St. Petersburg
New York
United States
Practical Sympathy Story Prompt From a Doctor Editor
Dr Edward Everett Wale advises a worried New England editor to visit his ailing wife and writes enough articles to fill the paper for a week. The act shows compassionate aid through journalism.
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Edward Everett Wale
New England
Hale
Satirical Fox in Somerset Church Carved on Pews
A rare satire appears in the Little Church of South Brent in Somersetshire. Three oak pew pictures mock a Glasgow Abbey dignitary as a fox in robes, first depicted with a crook, then manacled by geese, and finally hanged from a tree by the birds in revenge.
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Britain
Httle
South Brent
Somersetshire
Glastonbury
Dell Montana Telephone Line Bid Notice 1907
Bids to be received by the secretary of the Dell Telephone Company, Dell Montana, by April 15 1907, for construction of about sixty miles of telephone line linking Dell with Lima Crabtree and Sheep Creek area. Four bid sections, may be let to one or more contractors. First section covers delivering Oregon cedar poles along the route at 27 to 30 poles per mile. Poles are twenty feet long and not less than five inches at the small end. Work to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Telephone Company
Dell
Montana
A. D
Lima
Crabtree
Sheep Creek Basin
National Reserve
Nes
Telegraph Line Construction Bid Details from 1907
Bids open for a telegraph line project running April 25 to June 1 1907 with completion by August 1 1907. Work includes pole cutting hauling installing poles brackets insulators lightning wires wiring along the line and two railway crossings with 10 gauge wire and ground connections. Ten percent bid deposit required and right to reject bids reserved by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Patterson
Walter J. Crowe
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Dillon Grocery Company
County News Letters
Anderegg
Centennial Valley
CAFE
the People’s Cafe
Joplin
Kellum
Boise
Ropa Pocatello
North Side Canal
Lucerne
Timothy
Saif
Sss
E. M. Yearian
Post Office
Dillon, Ront
R. A. Cobban
H. C. Slark
Cobban-Clark Realty Co
West
Granite Street
Butte, Mont
Park Copper Mining
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