Pendergast Jackson Mingle In Big Hole Basin
In Jackson, Mr. Dan Pendergast wed Miss Minnie Jackson at the bride’s home in front of over 30 relatives and guests. The ceremony was led by Rev. G. W. Kaufman of Wisdom, followed by a wedding dinner and generous gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Pendergast
Minnie Jackson
Jackson
A.H. Jackson
G. W. Kaufman
Wisdom
Alice Herr
Slocum
Nellie Pen
Bales & Jones
Spokane
Rheumatism Cure Through Liniment Trial
Most rheumatism cases are muscular due to cold or damp and need no internal treatment. Chamberlain's Liniment provides quick relief when applied externally. Internal medicines are often poisonous. try the liniment first. Sold by Potts, the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Potts
Local notice of spring life and community events in Dillon
Dell reports busy spring mood as Easter week passes in Dillon. Mentions improvements, dance attendance in Lima, family visits, new arrivals, a golden wedding anniversary, and a hospital return, with light notes on health and local social life.
Local Notes From Dillon District Averages and Visits
Miss Nevada Wall returns to Normal college in Dillon after Easter at home. V J Hain take charge of new hotel as larger building is started. Percy Flynn begins county road work amid expected improvements. Claude Downing visits relatives from Lima. Farming delayed by bad weather. Harry Andrus returns from a seventeen year absence trip to the east. Cecil McNinch returns from Idaho stock cattle purchase. Orchestra hoped for soon and dances praised with music. Merry Widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Wall
Dillon
V. J. Hain
Percy Flynn
Claude Downing
Lima
Harry Andrus
Cecil McNinch
Idaho
Merry Widow
Bad Treatment for Colds and Cham berlain's Cough Remedy
The Chicago Tribune favors moderate laxatives hot foot baths and avoidance of exposure as a cold treatment but warns of pneumonia risks if untreated. It suggests Cham berlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable old standby and notes it is sold by Potts, the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Potts
L-M
Local Notes From Medicine Lodge April 21 Tribune
Eugene Saxod departed for Salt Lake Frank Rife visited Armstead last week T. B. Craver and son Thomas spent time in Bedrock over the weekend Miss Constance Barrett and her cousin Jack Barrett were Lodge visitors Saturday and Sunday The town reports grain and crops promising this year BILLEn
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Tribune
Medicine Lodge
Eugene Saxod
Salt Lake
Frank Rife
Armstead
T. B. Craver and
Thomas
Bedrock
Constance Barrett
Jack Barrett
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsement
Spirit Lake Iowa druggist Mr K V L Farnham praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets as the best remedy for constipation. He urges a trial, noting agreeable and pleasant effects. Price 25 cents. Samples free. For sale by Potts, the druggist.
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K. VL. Farnham
Spirit Lake
Towa
Chamberlain
Potts
Cattle Shipments Rise From Big Hole Basin and Local News
Cattle move steadily from the Big Hole basin with several hundred head moving toward the coast. Clarence Morrison ships from Grasshoppers in cattle weighing about 14,000 pounds. George Ramier leaves Polaris after two years as manager. Assessor French notes ranchers at home. Mrs. Jas Cochrane has a lucky accident involving a runaway horse but escapes unharmed. Mr. and Mrs. Pyle visit Livingston and coast, with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pyle accompanying part of the journey. School No. 21 holds an annual spring meeting as John Judge wins election as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
Bigole
Bond
Clarence Morrison
Grasshoppers
Geo. Ramier
French
Big Hole
Jas. Cochrane
Marcellus Pyle
Livingston
Wood
Ray Pyle
John Judge
Polaris News Roundup Reflects New Families And Local News
The piece notes new arrivals Brice family and Hana to the valley, Ned Ames elected after the office declined a second term, and Will Pahnish as a likely bachelor. It records Easter events, residents visiting Dillon and Miss Herr visiting, school reopening in Polaris, and local travel and weather remarks.
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Will Pahnish
Will
Ned Ames
Brice
Our
Denver
Colorado
Harrison
Dillon
J.mcconnell
New York
McConnell
Montana
Alice Herr
Fox
Object to Strong Medicines for Rheumatism
Many people oppose strong medicines prescribed for rheumatism. Most cases are muscular or chronic types with no fever or swelling. relief comes from applying Chamberlain's Liniment freely. For sale by Potts, the druggist.
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Chamberlain
Potts
Desert to settlement: spring homesteads thrive along the shore
April 22 described a sunny spring day as settlers push land development. Homesteads rise with new buildings and dry land farming while water depths reach 54 to 160 feet. Residents like Mr Hoge prepare moves, and families travel by auto to school and visits continue among neighbors.
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Tribune
Blacktail
Hoge
Mary Wison
Dillon
Wilson Ranch
N. E. Holden
Oliver Curtz
C. D. Foster
Miss Crowder
Kennison
W. H. Wilson
Local Residents and Work Crews Expand Farming Near Dillon
Mrs Mary Wilson and Mrs Chas Wilson visited Mrs Eldridge on Thursday afternoon. S R Eldridge engineers, Walter Harrod and Jack Harrod plowmen, N E Holden manager form crew completing a 100 acre field for Burns Perry. They will farm for C D Foster with 50 to 100 acres more. Walter Harrod plans to stay, Jack to remain with his brother. Margaret Eldridge attended church in Dillon. J P Waters visited Dillon. Lee Brown works on a ranch near Twin Bridges.
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Mary Wilson
Dillon
Chas. Wilson
Eldridge
Schaffer
Butte
Walter
Jack Harrod
Texas
Jack
Margaret Eldridge
Baptist
J. P. Waters
Lee Brown
Twin Bridges
Willis Area Social Roundup Mentions Visitors and Weather
April entries note Markus Sudedich and Matt Polish visiting Dillon from Willis and Twin Bridges visits by Mrs J A Browne and Dr K D Mahony. Local residents from Armstead and Butte travel to Willis and Melrose. Freezing nights persist with muddy river, delaying planting as hills stay brown and frosts continue.
Pageville school term ends with Miss Kate Gustin leader
Pageville reports the close of a seven month school term led by Miss Kate Gustin. Visitors to the community aid society included Mrs. Slater Mrs. Ira Williams and Miss Lippart at Mrs. R D Martins in Blaine last Thursday.
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Pageville
Kate Gustin
Slater
Ira’ “Williams
Lippart
Aid Society
R.D. Martin
Blaine
Local residents and visitors in Twin Bridges area
Mrs Ira William and daughter Lucile visit Mrs William's mother and sister in Ruby. Mr and Mrs C P Baker host farewell party for Mae Maurer who departs for Philipsburg Montana. Miss Ethel Oliver visits the Talcott family from Friday to Sunday. Rev G D King fills district superintendent duties in Mr Crouch's absence at services on April 18 in Twin Bridges and Centerville. Miss Lippart Maud Rood visit Stewart family. Obie Perry Elvis Stevens also present. Lillie Lippart leaves for Dillon after visiting Pageville. Washington Nyhart and dentist in Twin Bridges interview. A R Smith buys a horse from W Stewart for 140 dollars. Austin Linder and Georgia Linder attend Centerville services. John Grenally of Twin Bridges does mason work on Mr Jones' new house. Mrs Ernest Nyhart returns from Twin Bridges after a week under Dr Jordan's care. Charlie Reis works for William Stewart.
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Tribune
Dell
Sprit
Ernest McNinch
Butte
S. R. Ravenscroft
Bert Knox
Bert
Judge Vail
Bedrock
Bessie Sullivan
Small
Idaho
James McKnight
Polaris
J. McConnell
Lee W. Shaw
Bristow
Stanley Starr
Dacotah Mining Company
Dillon
Ellis
Harrison
Jno
Judge
Marchesseau
Madden
Hickson
Wyoming
Ed. Marchesseau
Argenta
Montana
Furey Rufeles
Ira William
Lucile
Ruby
William
Whiting
Slater
C. P. Baker
Mae Maurer
Baker
Philipsburg
Ethel Oliver
Q. S. Talcott
G. D. King
Whitehall
C. D. Crouch
Crouch
Twin Bridges
Centerville
Miss Lippart
Obie Perry
Elvis Stevens
Lillie Lippart
Pageville
Washington Nyhart
Jones
New House
Ernest Nyhart
Jordan
Charlie Reis
William Stewart
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Big Hole Basin
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Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
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Dillon ‘Lumber Company
Dillon’ and Armstead
F.P. ‘Birrer
A. J. Wedum Lumber CO
Et. Willis
Scott & Decker
the Dillon Bakery
A. Kuntze
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