Melrose notes April incidents and family news
Delayed letter from Melrose dated April 22 reports S A Barbour and daughter Helen traveling to Salt Lake City and Denver with plans to visit Colorado and Seattle. A ten pound baby boy arrived at Otto Boetticher’s home. William Hunt’s funeral was held at the Presbyterian church with Rev F E Dodd officiating. The piece mentions a nearly recovered burn victim, sheep pelts loss from poisoned ewes, a domestic incident followed by legal action, and various local visits and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
S. A. Barbour
Helen
Salt Lake City
Denver
Miss Barbour
Colorado
Seattle
Stork
Otto Boetticher
William Hunt
Presbyterian Church
F. E. Dodd
Dillon
Hunt
Glendale
A. McDonnell
Chas. Schulz
Stage driver John Strong injured in Big Hole accident
John Strong, a stage driver for the J. P. Loss Co. and a respected Wisdom resident, broke his left leg above the knee in a Monday mishap while preparing to depart toward Divide. He was taken to a Butte hospital for treatment as 1100 head of cattle moved from the basin to Anaconda and Seattle en route to Alaska and the Klondike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strong
J. P. Loss] Co
Wisdom
Mr. Strong
Divide
Butte
Anaconda
Big Hole Basin
Waechter Brothers
Alaska
Seattle
Klondyke
Big Hole
Bales & Jones
E. H. Stanton & Co
Spokane
M. B. White
Strawbridge
Fairbanks
Pete KceKinney
Benedict & McKinney
Salmon River
Henry Waechter
C. H. Strawbridge
Object to Strong Medicines for Rheumatism
Many people object to taking strong medicines prescribed by physicians for rheumatism. For muscular or chronic rheumatism without fever or swelling, applying Chamberlain's Liniment freely provides quick relief. For sale by Potts, the druggist.
Constipation Remedies Featured With Cattle Shipments
The report notes Waechter largest steers averaging 1520 pounds and Fréd Francis cattle shipped from Anaconda averaging 1287 pounds. Spirit Lake druggist L H Farnham endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets for constipation, praising their agreeable effects and offering 25 cent price and free samples. Potts druggist sells them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waechter
Fréd _ Francis
Anaconda
Lakeview News Roundup Includes Cattle Shipments and Local Moves
Lakeview notes show J A Jones and Matthew Reis plan six and three car loads of fat cattle to Omaha and St Paul buyers. Lakeview Land & Cattle plans ten cars in days. Residents Reis and Holt adjust work and homes near J A Jones ranch while Ike Marble recovers. Granger Catholic school interest and John Scott leaving for Logan highlight local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lakeview
Tom Metzel
Butte
Hanson
J. A. Jones
Matthew Reis
Omaha
Robert Boatman
Lakeview Land & Cattle Company
Ben Hart
Joe Buck
St. Paul
Mr. Reis
Mr. Jones
F. I. Hanson
Ben Holt
Company
Ike Marble
Dick Williams
Salt Lake City
Williams
Cecil
H. Wetmore
J. Blair
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed By Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Tribune praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable treatment for colds, contrasting it with costly home therapies. The ad notes the product can be found at Potts, the local druggist, and urges readers to trust its proven cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayo Lamp
Chicago Tribune
Potts
L-M
Waterloo News Briefs Include Baseball Start and Depot News
Waterloo opens the spring baseball season with enthusiasm as local nine prepare for summer competition. The town hires Miss Gertha Warman for the summer term and reports a forthcoming depot and agent. Local visits include Jean Calligan from Butte and Gerald Carney touring the region with P. Carney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Waterloo
Henry Knight
Silver Star
Calligan & Foster
Miss Warman
Jean Calligan
Butte
Valley Springs Ranch
Walter Everly
Miss Hazel
Carney
Whitehall
Gerald Carney
W. A. Clark
Virginia City
Elling
P. Carney
Pageville social notes highlight Ob
In Pageville April 23 Miss Ethel Oliver hosts an evening party with many attendees. Local visits include Mrs Burtch Mrs Elmer Page to Wm Stewart home and Mr Mrs Albert Wilcomb with Miss Henrietta Jones. Oliver closes a Centerville school term and heads to Butte with Stewart and O Keefe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pageville
Albert Wilcomb
Ethel Oliver
Burtch
Elmer Page
Wm. Stewart
W. H. Jones
Henrietta
Orrin Page
Blanche
Dillon
S. S. Patterson
Patterson
Page
Kate Gustin
Ruby
Sanders
Twin Bridges
Jessie Redfield
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Derrick
Lentz
Deer Lodge
Simple Rheumatism Relief With Liniment Claim
More than nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular from cold or damp and need no internal treatment. Chamberlains Liniment applied freely provides quick relief from pain and soreness. Internally taken medicines are said to be poisonous or strong and unnecessary for chronic muscular rheumatism. For sale by Potts druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Potts
Willis Ranch Hurdles to Stock on Range as Cold Sustains Bare Hills
Willis area notes report cattle on the range next week as cold unsettles grass growth. Beverages: George Bighorn Jr and Mr Dodson shop for thoroughbreds near Beaverhead Ranch on Birch Creek. Local traders, peddlers, and buyers frequent the region as neighbors prepare for spring stock turning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Willis
French & Haines
George Bighorn, Jr
Mr. Dodson
Melrose
Beaverhead Ranch Company
Birch Creek
Warner
Dillon
Levi Cartier
Armstead
Elmer Woodside
James Paxton
Fidel Huber
Blacktail News In Brief From April 29
New neighbor from Texas rents part of C D Fosters land and prepares crop. George Romain of Dillon visits Waters family. Jim Gallagher finishes a dwelling. Ansil Brown reportedly shot his leg. details unclear. Potato planting dominates, steam plow gang plows 40 acres for Mrs Reynolds. Mrs W H Wilson visiting town with Mrs Mary Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blacktail
Hoge
Texas
C. D. Foster
George Romain
Dilson
J. P.waters
W. H. Wilson
Helena
A. Kennison
Dillon
What Ought
Special to. Day, her subject being to a discussion on NORMAL NOTES and the topic titled What Ought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triboxe
Class play set by Senior class at college
The Senior class selected The School for Scandal as their class play and is assembling cast members including Misses Storey Schmidt Beuschlein Larson Hagen Lawrence Noeth Hogeland Powers Ketchum McManus McMenamy Lucia Johnson Hagar ty Kilner Bowen and Mr Vogel. Miss Dolly Bell visited Miss Storey over the weekend. Miss Maybee of Great Falls enrolled last week. Katherine O'Donnell returned home due to her father's illness and death. Professor Monroe spoke to students on a Boost for the Chinook of ’09.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storey
Maybee
Great Falls
Katherine O'Donnell
Monroe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Continental Odl Company — (Incorporated
Dr. Pierce
Centennial Valley
John Scott
Logan
Scott
Swanstrum
Detrick
Blaine
John
Margaret Dempsey
Robert Dempsey
South Dakota
J. Marshall
J. W. Powell
N. L. Page
Irene Kelly
Pennington
Alder
H. A. Redfield
R. W. Page
Centerville
Stewart
Tommy O’ Keefe
Ladies Aid Society
Centerville School House
Clayton Page
J. M. Page
Camane
George Avaya
Cl Yrup Co
San Byall
Chuceis
Scott & Decker
Montana
the Dillon Bakery
A. Kuntze
Armstead, Mont
Lion
Chris. Snyder
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