Waterloo social and local arrivals brighten summer
Miss Jennie Murray arrives from Illinois to open a private kindergarten while staying with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Carney. An ice cream social for the pastor raises funds and spirits, with visitors from Pleasant Valley and Silver Star. Local residents and visitors, plus brief notes on illness and travel, fill the column. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is recommended for coughs and colds.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Jennie Murray
Quney
Uriah Elmer
Ed Beall
Pleasant Valley
R. T. Barkell
Silver Star
Joy Held
Butte
Johnnie
Riverside ‘Ranch
J. R. Norville
Wisdom
T.D. Townsend
H. Joy Foster
Robert Farmer
Haystack Fire Destroys 50 Tons of Hay At J W Elliott Ranch
A haystack at the J W Elliott ranch was destroyed by fire early Thursday morning, with part of the derrick burned. The blaze, blamed on a smoking hayhand, wiped out about 50 tons of hay in the stack as the basin reports describe a busy haying season thriving with heavy, stacked crops and strong cattle feeding prospects. Also noted is the death of Robert Cairns from Trail, B C, who lived with his stepson O B Maybee in Bowen, and a scarlet fever quarantine case that has since been lifted.
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J. W. Elliott
Gwynne
Butte
Butte Presbytery
The
Wisdom Church
Robert Cairns
Trail
B. C
O. B. Maybee
Bowen
Cairns
Wm. Montgomery
Harvest Dance signals end of haying and baseball in Floradora
In Floradora the Robison family at Dillon and Mrs Clymer of Boulder plan a return from the ranch after a few weeks away. Haying nears completion and a Harvest Dance is anticipated followed by late season baseball games. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertise as a remedy for sluggish liver and biliousness at Potts Drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Robison
Dillon
Chamberlain
Potts
Willis and visitors roam Big Hole basin on ten day trip
Prof. L R Foote and relatives were in the area en route to Dillon after a ten day journey through the valley for business and leisure. Forester J E David checked on Lost Creek office matters while locals from Butte and Dillon visited, campers stayed along the river, and a boy suffered a severe eye injury from bows and arrows.
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Tribune
Willis
L. R. Foote
Dillon
Big Hole Basin
J. E. David
U. S. Forester
Lost Creek
H. Clasky
George Lester
John Strasser
Reichle
Butte
James Garrison
A. Crossley
Chas. Crossley
George F. White
Fay Gransberry
Canyon
Paul
Walter Reichle
M. Reichle
S. Haines
Be Sure to Take Chamberlain's Remedy on Summer Trip
Advice urges travellers to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for travel illness. It cannot be bought on trains or steamers, and changes of water or climate may cause sudden diarrhoea. Sold by Potts, the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
A. L-M
Potts
Lakeview Notes on Haying Births and School Move
Lakeview reports haying in full swing with crews from Dillon and St Anthony. Mrs. Doyle gave birth to a ten pound girl after traveling to Dillon. Dr. Bond attended. A new schoolhouse east of Lakeview opens with Miss McGrath teaching. district 34 flies the U.S. flag above the school.
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Tribune
Lakeview
St. Anthonly
Dillon
James Doyle
Dunham Place
Lakes
Geo. Shambow
Monidd
Mrs. Doyle
Dr. Bond
the Lakes
Miss Curtis
Charles Bray
United States
District 34
Tyr Jackson and Ranchers Welcome Visitors in Jackson
August 2 reports Tyr Jackson noting Horse Smith and the Pendergast Brothers overseeing day contractors in Jackson. Toots Smith accompanies his father while Mrs Smith arrives later. The dentist W A Cash leaves Jackson for Wisdom state.
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Tribune
Jackson
Smith
Pendergast
Toots” Smith
Foreigners Pass Through to Yellowstone Park by Burro
A party of two women and one man traveling from Salt Lake to Yellowstone Park by burro were observed en route. Mrs. Alice Davis has been ill again. Mrs. Tom Yost and her children of Dillon visited relatives in the valley. Dysentery is warned as dangerous but curable with Chamberlains remedy noted as reliable in multiple epidemics. Potts the Druggist sells it.
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Yellostone Park
Burros
Salt Lake
Alice Davis
Tom Yost
Dillon
H. Wetmore
A. A. Hayden Place
Wetmore
Granger
Armstead Social Roundup Highlights Trips Recitals and Change
Armstead residents engage in travel to Boulder Salmon and Bedrock while visitors arrive from Boston and New York for a musical recital to benefit the Armstead church. Local officials, a schoolhouse to be sold to the Ladies Aid for remodeling into a church, and various social visits complete the listings.
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertise Break in New Shoes
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to ease tired aching feet and help break in new shoes. It claims relief from swollen hot sweating feet and corns or bunions, with a free trial offer and a 25 cent price, mailing to LeRoy New York.
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Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy
N. Y
Rife Visitors Spotted in Medicine Lodge
Medicine Lodge August 3. Frank Rife was a Dillon visitor last Saturday. On his return home he was accompanied by Miss Helen Rife, who has been
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Tribune
Medicine Lodge
Frank Rife
Dillon
Helen Rife
Armstead and Dillon Visitors Blink Across County
Social notes record Mrs. Matt Barry spending a week at the Rife home in Dillon. Tom Cooper of Armstead works for T. B. Craver during baying season. Martin Anthie' visits Armstead. Ike Rife Jr. visited Lodge friends last Saturday. T. B. Craver visited the county seat Tuesday. Perl Shaw traveled to Grant earlier this week. Tom Cooper spent Sunday at his Armstead home.
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Tribune
Armstead
Mr. Pettibone
T. H.bacon
Boulder
Montana
T. H. Bacon
Louis Besserer
Boston
Bacon
Salmon
Frank Sharkey
Sunfield
Idaho
Dillon
Faye Scott
Helen Rife
Medicine Lodge
Barry
Rife Ranch
Emerson Hill
Bedrock
H. H. Bates
Boston Opera Company
Lewis Johnson
New York
Marjory Bacon
Boston Conservatory of Music
Johnson
Fred Viel
Shenan Hotel
Emerson
Kansas
Barrett Ranch
Ladies’ Aid Society
Scott & Decker
Matt Barry
Tom, Cooper
T. B. Craver
Martin Anthie
Ike Rife, Jr
Perl Shaw
Grant
Tom Cooper
Billee
Weekly Market Letter highlights mixed cattle and hog trends
In South Omaha on August 2 the market shows firm grass cattle and better stockers, with cornfed cattle and westerns weaker. Beeves reach 6.75 to 7.50, cows 4.40 to 5.50, veals 4.00 to 7.00, feeders 4.00 to 5.50, hogs about 7.35 to 8.10, and lamb demand remains strong amid liberal sheep supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
State Board Supports Convict Labor on State Projects
Helena July 30 The state board of prison commissioners released a lengthy reply to Helena and Silver Bow trades assemblies protesting convict labor. The board says convicts will continue on highways built with free material, building construction for prison use, and plant operations for binding twine and possibly grain and wool sacks, and seeks an amendment to limit convict work to these areas.
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Helena
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Helena and
Silver Bow Trades Assemblies
State Board
Stal Lions On Hand At Reynolds Ranch Near Dillon
Reynolds Ranch near Dillon showcases Stal lions draft stock including grade and registered full blood types. Expected mature weights 1800 to 2000 pounds. Acclimated and ready for service, with high grade mares and registered sires boosting value. Manager Gro E. Baker notes climate exposure since weaning aids health and usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Ranch
Dillon
Gro. E. Baker
Mgr
Notice on orderly supply orders for Beaverhead county
Be advised that all supplies for Beaverhead county must be ordered on the regular form from our office and any claims not so ordered will be rejected. Dated at Dillon March 5 1907 by the Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon
Board Or County Commissioners
Montana
For Sale in Dillon Montana Centrally Located Home
Real estate notice offers a Dillon Montana home for sale. Advertises best town location between schools. Includes a peculiar address line W. A. Cat Dillon Montana with 31-8t as the date or code.
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Dillon
W. A. Cat
Montana
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Lewis& Walker Assayers
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
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H. G. Rodgers
Attorney At Law
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Prison Board
Ayer
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