Local Happenings From Waterloo April 1908
Special to Tribune Waterloo reports a severe hail storm with no damage early in the season. Easter services were held by Rev. Geo D King. A number of residents travel to and from Butte and Silver Star for work and visits. A mine operation resume is postponed. A dispute over a bill ends with Mrs Rudeen cleared by jury. a girl sustains a head injury requiring stitches in Dillon. Odd Fellows plan a grand ball Friday night.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Butte
Gerald Carney
Business College
E. F. McCall
Nye
Montana
B. F. Woods
Guy Dodds
Louis Held
Hiram Odell
Pleasant Vally
Utah
Wesleyan University
Helena
Dillon
One Touch of Nature Makes the Whole World Kin
A farmer shares a moral on generosity and how a good cure prompts letters of thanks. The ad notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and that Potts the Druggist sells it.
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Potts
Lima News Highlights Include Opera Trip and Rail Accident
Dorcia Vance and Mamie McGowan traveled to Butte for the opera while officials W. H. Jones H. S. Roberts and master mechanic H. Carrick visited Lima. A freight-switching collision wrecked four cars. Mrs Jno West returns from visits to Pocatello and Salt Lake City. Easter services were held at the Methodist church and T A Bruner leaves Lima to Boise after many years.
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Tribune
Lima
Dorcia Vance
Mamie McGowan
Butte
W. H. Jones
H. S. Roberts
H. Carrick
Jno. West
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
R. D. Reese
Boise
T. A. Bruner
Dr Pierce Libel Suit Over Favorite Prescription Defense
A 1904 libel dispute sees Dr. R V Pierce sue Ladies Home Journal publisher for 200000 damages alleging false claims that his Favorite Prescription contains alcohol or harmful drugs. The suit seeks redress for business injury from a widely read attack that Pierce says lacked retraction and misrepresented his product.
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Dr. R. V. Pierce
Ladies’ Home Journal
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Bok
Ser
Object to Strong Medicines for Rheumatism
Readers urged to avoid strong physician prescribed medicines for rheumatism and use Chamberlain's Liniment for quick relief if fever and swelling are absent. Potts Drugstore markets the Liniment.
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Chamberlain
Potts
Easter visitors and local notes from Willis area
Miss Ethel Oliver travels to Butte for Easter with her family while Mike Lasich brings a Browne Ranch porker load to Dillon. Thad Mauz and George Fitchen visit Julius Hartwig in Butte area. Lucian Newton and Carl Hartwig visit Jacob Hartwig. Sickness abounds with sore throats and colds. James Garrison tends his Virginia City ranch. A good rain blessed the area yesterday.
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Tribune
Willis
Ethel Oliver
Butte
Mike Lasich
Dillon
Browne Ranch Company
Thad Mauz
Maiders Rock
Julius Hartwig
George Fitchen
Lucian Newton
Jacob Hartwig
Carl Hartwig
Percy Osborn
James Garrison
Virginia City
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Sell Well
Spirit Lake Iowa druggist Mr L H Farnham promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for constipation. He calls them the best on the market and urges a trial. Price 25 cents. Samples free. For sale by Potts the Druggist. 1-m
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L. H. Farnham
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Chamberlain
Potts
Informal Dance at Mrs Lam phear Home
In Redrock April 23 Mrs F W Lam phear hosted an informal dancing party at her home on Saturday evening. Miss Pearl Eaton returned to Dillon to resume studies at the Normal college accompanied by Miss Eda Craver. Easter Sunday spent with W J Hain and family. Preaching services scheduled for 10 30 A M next Sunday.
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Tribune
Redrock
F. W. Lamphear
Mrs. Hill
Healing Salve for Burns and Chapped Hands
Cham berlain's Salve praised as a fast acting remedy for burns sores on nipples and chapped hands. It soothes pain and typically heals without scarring unless the burn is severe. Price 25 cents. For sale by Potts the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Potts
Argenta Social Notes Include Dillon Visits
Argenta residents report Mrs. Melvyn visiting Dillon on Friday. Will Butterfield spent Saturday and Sunday in Dillon. George French has spent a few days in Argenta. Miss Grace Graeter spent Arbor Day.
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Tribune
Argenta
Melvyn
Dillon
Will Butterfield
George French
Grace Graeter
Arbor
Arbor Day and Local Happenings Across Argenta Dillon
The Ross family celebrated Arbor Day at the camp while John Perdergast begins as engineer for Argenta-Dillon Mining. Mr and Mrs Herbert Wheat visit from Dillon and Mr and Mrs Will Simpson tour Argenta-Dillon. Mrs Charles Ledbure improves. Warren Graeter leaves the sick list after a brief illness. Schoolchildren hold an Arbor Day picnic interrupted by hail. Two shifts at the Midnight mining properties advance development work.
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Ross
Arbor
Argenta
John Perdergast
Argenta-Dillon Mining Company
Herbert Wheat
Dillon
Will W. Simpson
Argenta-Dillon
Charles Ledbure
Warren Graeter
Rheumatism Pain Relief With Cham berlain’s Liniment
The article notes most rheumatism cases stem from muscles due to cold or damp weather and require only external treatment. It promotes Cham berlain’s Liniment for quick relief, urging a trial and noting prices of 25 cents and 50 cents at Potts the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Potts
Armstead notes fire losses and local movements
Armstead reports a first fire loss for residents Geo For bush and Jason Mercer who lost a tent and goods from a camp store while Geo keeps smiling and fishing. Edgar Ferris moves cattle to his upper Horse Prairie ranch. Residents Edith Decker and Francis Nichols return home after visits. Local social and business visits include Pearl J Smith Dillon, Judge Bickford and Philipps Butte, and Hon B F White with Hazel baker Dillon. Related moves include Younts from Dillon to Sheep Creek, Bonell family moving to Armstead, and Al Vance hired to build store shelving.
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Tribune
Armstead
Geo. Forbush
Jason Mercer
Horse Prairie
George
Edgar Ferris
Hainds
Crabtree
Upper
Edith Decker
Salmon
Idaho
Francis Nichols
Butte
Pearl J. Smith
Dillon
Judge Bickford
Philipps
B. F. White
F. A. Hazelbaker
Hamilton
Yount
Clark
Sheep Creek Basin
Geo. Bonell
Bonell
al. Vance
Mr. Vance
J. W. Scott
Col. Decker
J.C. Brenner
Hal
Martin Barrett
Helena
M. K. Davidson
Bloody Dick
Hans Anderson
Grant
Mr. Scully
James Mansfield
Meeds
Local Notes From Granger Area Include Happenings And Moves
A demented wanderer roams the valley while Alfred Graeter assists at the government hatchery. Will Miller repairs lines. Isaac Marble buys cattle in Lake Idaho. Hunt Bros loom for sawmill work. W L Shambow eyes a St Paul Nebraska trip for a stallion. Walter Tibbles locates a Spring Creek ranch five miles northeast of Metzel. Fred Hanson visits Dillon. Mrs Mamie Fischer travels to Idaho Falls to visit her sister.
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B. H
Will Miller
Isaac Marble
Lake
Idaho
Hunt Bros
W. L. Shambow
St. Paul
Nebraska
Wm. Speers
Walter Tibbles
Spring Creek Basin
Metzel
Fred Hanson
Dillon
Mamie Fischer
Idaho Falls
H. T. Clark
Granger
Normal College Spring Picnic Ends In Series Of Accidents
The Normal College Spring outing on Thursday April 16 near Argenta cave featured a runaway carryall a tipped stage coach and broken wheels with two injured mildly. Several girls were lost but later found and all students returned home by Friday. New enrollments Miss Kenney and Miss Sumner plus visits by Prof Clark and others noted.
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Providence
Argenta Cave
Thunder Mountain
Loche Maurer
Dillon
Argenta
Prof. Clark
Miss Kenney
Miss Sumner
Clyde Park
Miss Carson
Thormyer
Clark
Riedelsberger
Missoula
Miss Seymour
Finnegan
Plains
Gertrude
Emily Slocum
Monroe
Lakeview News: Spring Progress and Cattle Trade
Lakeview reports snow gone and mail wagons clearing to Lake Idaho as summer schedule nears. B. H. Paul advances building on a Monida store amid basement frost. H. Wetmore returns from Omaha with 175 steers sold at strong prices. Geo Lyman of Hanson company buys cattle later.
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Tribune
Lakeview
Lake
Idaho
B. H. Paul
Monida
H. Wetmore
Omaha
Hanson Company
Butte
Easter Celebration Through the Ages
The note recalls how early Easter lasted eight days in the ancient church, then trimmed to three, then two. Baptisms were common at that time. courts closed. alms given to the poor. slaves were freed. feasting followed Lent as people enjoyed the holy period.
John F O Leary Dillon Pioneer Dies at 57
John F O Leary a Beaverhead County mining pioneer and Dillon resident died at the Davis residence on Railroad Avenue last night of dropsy. He was born in Galena Illinois and served in the 131st New York cavalry. His funeral is planned at the Methodist church with Steadman Post G A R support, interment at Mountain View cemetery.
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John F. O'Leary
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Davis
Railroad Avenue
Methodist
Steadman Post
G. A.R
Mountain View
Bannack
Montana
Nevada
Utah
Horn
Frisco
Jim
Argenta
Blue Wing
John
Kent
Galena
Illinois
N. Y. Cavalry
Antelope Springs
Lemhi County
Idaho
Sul
United States
Straits of Gibraltar
Holy Lands
Asia
Butte
Dillon G. A. R
Maggie O'Leary
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dillon Letter List Uncalled Letters Sent to Dead Letter Office
Dillon Montana April 24 1908 blankenship william brown mrs a b carter mrs flora cleveland horace coeman carl davis pearl freeman mary gallagher mary gray t j higgins l j hill w a hatton al hutchison t c hoss gus modesett c b nyhart ed rivers eddie mc crown william grace lamont post master up to date list of letters remaining uncalled for will be sent to washington dc if not called within 30 days
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Washington, D. C
Dillon
Montana
Blankenship
Wm. Brown
A. B. Carter
Flora Cleveland
Horace Coeman
Carl _ Davis
Pearl Freeman
Mat Gallagher
Mary Gray
Lloyd Higgins
T. J. Henderson
L.J. Hill
W. A. Hatton
al. Hutchison
T. C. Hoss
Gus. Modesett
C. B. Nyhart
Ed. Rivers
Eddie McCrown
William
Grace Lamont
Dillon Public Library Evening Hours for Book Distribution
The Dillon Public Library announces evening book distribution on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays from 7 to 9 30. Friday afternoon hours are 4 to 6 and Saturday afternoon 1 to 6.
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Dillon Public Library
Dillon Public
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the Tribune
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Dillon Novelty
Idaho ST
Holland
Schilling
Kent Mine
Plymouth Rock
C. W. Scott
Dillon, Mont
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