Beefs, Dances, and Basin Delegation in Wisdom
Martin Jackson delivered a four horse load of cattle to Anaconda for W M Montgomery Co. F J Frazier and Elmer Barratt selected beefsteers for shipment to the coast. Wisdom electors seek D C Wampler to fill Grant Spry’s unexpired term. A free dance and reception for cattle buyers is planned Friday April 16. Bales Jones shipped 300 head to Anaconda for E H Stanton Co Spokane. cattle in fine condition for good prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Jackson
Jackson
W. M. Montgomery & Co
Anaconda
Elmer Barratt
Frye-Bruwn Co
Montgomery Ranch
Electors of Wisdom
D. C. Wampler
Grant Spry
Wisdom
Bales & Jones
Anacon
Rheumatism Relief Through Liniment Admission
More than nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or due to cold and damp, needing no internal treatment. Chamberlains Liniment offers quick relief with external application. Internal medicines are often poisonous for chronic muscular rheumatism. For sale by Potts, the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Potts
Waterloo News Roundup From April Activities
Wheat sowing continues amid early spring work in Waterloo. H J Foster elected school trustee April 3. Roy Sager leaves Waterloo for Deer Lodge valley to work on J B Hare ranch. Benefit social for Mrs Lutey raises 96 dollars at school house. Prof T E Spiers and Francis Colligan visit Valley Springs ranch during Easter week. L G Foster and Miss S Riley guests at M T Carney ranch. New cream separators arrive in Waterloo with promising looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Waterloo
H. J. Foster
Roy Sager
Deer Lodge
J. B. Hare
Miss S. Riley
Butte
M. T. Carney Ranch
Dairying Rise Noted As Regional Hope
The column notes dairying emerging as a leading local occupation. Mrs. Townsend, recently in the South, visits Texas relatives and praises Texas climate for health. Observers remark new roofs rising, recalling a rainy spell in previous years. Orlena Miller returns from Easter with parents to Butte. M T Carney builds a neat milk house. Verna Curtis has hip dislocation surgery and is recovering well. Master Howard Belch visits the Miller home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Townsend
Texas
Orlena Miller
Butte
M. T. Carney
Fay Curtis
Verna
Bad Treatment for Colds
A Chicago Tribune note argues that simple aftercare for colds is lengthy and risky, urging use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy instead. It warns indoor confinement may invite pneumonia and promotes the remedy as a reliable cure available from Potts, the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Potts
Easter Snow Delays Spring in Lakeview Valley
Special to TripunE Lakeview reports about eight inches of snow falling overnight in Lakeview and a winterlike Easter Sunday. The piece notes school in district 54 with Miss Katherine Foote as teacher and details local agriculture and residents' travel, including cattle buyers Billy Clayton James Doyle Billy Hollingsworth and families, and Mrs A A Hayden heading to Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripune Lakeview
Katherine Foote
Butte
Foote
Chouteau County
Montana
Whitlash
Bert Orr
Dillon
Billy Clayton
James Doyle
Billy Hollingsworth and Partners
Idaho
Shambow
A. A. Hayden
Nebraska
Patriotism Tied to Strong Stomach in Life and Duty
An advance argument links national duty to digestion health, claiming a sound stomach yields sound citizenship. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestive ailments and advertises free medical advisory literature from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Fallout from Orphans Home Return and Runaway Incidents
Mrs Culver took a resident from the Orphans Home last July. He became unruly, ran away twice, and prompted Culver to ask the board to readmit him, which they did. She regrets sending him away and valued him despite low work effort and loneliness from continual snow. Frank Noonen, Mrs Doyle’s brother, returned from Butte after months away. Miss Foote, the teacher, boards at Picnic Springs with Mrs Culver. Granger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Noonen
J. Doyle
Butte
BK Miss Foote
Picnic Springs
L. E. Culver
Granger
Object to Strong Medicines for Rheumatism
Many oppose strong medicines prescribed by doctors for rheumatism and say internal treatment is unnecessary in muscular or chronic forms. Without fever or swelling, applying Chamberlain's Liniment freely provides quick relief. Potts, the druggist, offers it.
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Potts
Willis Residents Mix Easter Visits Across Dillon
Willis April 14 Special to Timpuns reports Carl Beehrer traveled to Dillon on business as Beehrer Bros began a reservoir project with a fifty foot dam. Louisa and Julia Beehrer visited Dillon for Easter, John Herzog went to Butte for Easter with family. Richard Adders from Butte visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Buyan also went to Dillon. Several children have colds causing school absences while winds stay chilly with occasional April showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timpuns Willis
Carl Beehrer
Dillon
Beehrer
Louisa
Julia Beehrer
John Herzog
Reichle
Butte
Herzog
Richard Adders
Buyan
Carl Hartwig
Steve Kambich
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Claim Constipation Help
Spirit Lake Iowa druggist L H Farnham praises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver tablets as the best remedy for constipation. He urges a trial, notes agreeable effect and price of 25 cents, with free samples and sales by Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Farnham
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Chamberlain
Potts
Easter News From Pageville Community Notes
Pageville items recount Miss Grace Oliver returning home to Butte after visiting Twin Bridges with relatives in a snow storm. Easter services led by Miss Oliver draw praise as children show training. Various residents visit, travel, or attend church. local officers elected for Centerville Sunday school year. quarterly services planned with Rev. Geo D King.
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Pageville
Grace Oliver
Butte
Ethel
Stewart Home
Twin Bridges
Adolph Stewart
Gertrude Brown
William Stewart
Ernest Nyhart
Jessie
Max Wilcomb
Dillon
Lillie Lippart
Miss Oliver
N. L. Page
Elmer Page
Wm. Stewart
H. A. Redfield
Stewart
Lester Martin
Joe Shannon
Centerville
Harry Reyburn
James Shannon
W. H. Jones
Reuben Martin
Ladies Aid Society
Mary Redfield
Bozeman
Joseph Tezak
M. L. Hall
Elvis Stevens
Alta Redfield
Treasuerer
Rodney Page
Will Clark
C. P. Baker
Miss Maurer
Mr. Mudd
Big Hole Basin
Tommy O'Keefe
Orphans’ Home
Clarence Bartholomew
Clara Burtch
Ford Burtch
Hagerman
Idaho
Geo. D King
Whitehall
Dillon Lumber Co and Birrer Lumber Stock Acquired
Announcement that the purchaser has acquired the Dillon Lumber Company plants at Dillon and Armstead and the lumber stock of F. P. Birrer. The two stocks will be consolidated and the business continued under a new combined name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Lumber Company
Dillon ‘and
Armstead
F. P. Birrer
School resumes as Dodds brief notes academic return
Rev F E Dodds spoke in Gen Ex Tuesday. Students and faculty returned with regular classes resumed. Senior class started work on The School for Scandal. Prof Clark spoke on his trip through Washington Oregon Idaho. Miss Carson hosted Sunday school class at dormitory. Mrs Owsley visited Butte. Miss Carson replaced her at the dormitory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Dodds
Gen. Ex
Clark
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Miss Carson
The Elephant at Bay
W G Fitz-Gerald describes a dramatic encounter with a twelve to sixteen foot African tusker in dense jungle. He recalls fear and awe as elephants stampede nearby and his rifle seems tiny by comparison, leaving him inclined to flee for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Fitz-Gerald
Success Magazine
The Too Faithful Dog Meets a Tragic End
A party of young Australians filled a bottle with dynamite and set a waterproof fuse in a creek pool. A retriever retrieved the fizzing bomb and, as the blast occurred, two youths were knocked down while the dog left no trace. Fry's Magazine reports the fatal incident with grim caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry’s
Child’s Love Echoes in Gentle Exchange
A visitor urges Tommy to love his papa as he loves. Tommy claims greater love for his father, who replies he only loves him when he is good. The exchange captures a domestic moment from Philadelphia Presa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Philadelphia
Presa
Dillon Letter List Uncalled Letters Stuck at Dillon Post Office
Uncalled letters listed at the Dillon Montana post office as of April 15 1909 will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC if not claimed within 30 days. Names include Harry Baker Mrs Mary Brown Bert Cox Billy Evans Jo Hanson Matt Larson Charlie Moris Joe Smith Bennie Wilson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Dillon
Montana
Baker
Harry Best
Mary Brown
Bert Cox
C. x 2
Evans
Billy Ferrier
P Fesnow
Princess Hall
Jo Hanson
Matt Larson
Charlie Mino
Frank Moris
Joe * Smith
Bennie’ Wilson
Henry Grace J.axpwt
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Rayo
Continental Oil Company
Ancorporateu
Howard Belch
Miller
Lakeview
Willis
A. J. Wedum Lumber CO
Scott & Decker
the Dillon Bakery
A. Kuntze
Mnepee
J. E-Morse
Frank-P—-Birrer
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