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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1909

Page

8

Breezes News From Anaconda Visitors And Local Trades

From the Breezes C R Fuller and family visited from Anaconda on Sunday. Fuller planned a branch drug store but rented parts of the Lossl store as carpenters convert the space. W H Rideout returns with mill machinery for Pioneer Gold Minings mill and freight to Divide to fetch the rest. Al Turner's youngest son injured in a hay mow fall, slight improvement. Howard Morse visits town while haying on J E Morse's Bristow ranch. Mrs Lossl from Washington visits her son and family.

C. R. Fuller Anaconda Divide al Turner Howard Morse J. E. Morse Bristow

Relieved by Chamberlains Colic Remedy at Potts Drugstore

I Mason of Beaver Dam Kentucky suffered years of intense colicky pains. A friend recommended Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After a few doses I was entirely relieved and there has been no return in four years. Sold by Potts the Druggist.

I. S. Mason Beaver Dam Chamberlian Potts

Katheryn Hopp Visits Medicine Lodge Friends

Special to the Tribune. Miss Katheryn Hopp of Salt Lake City visits with friends in Medicine Lodge. Several locals and visitors from Belt Montana and Bedrock enjoy gatherings at Craver and Rife ranches.

The Tribune Medicine Lodge Katheryn Hopp Salt Lake City Frank E. Holmquist Sheep Creek Basin James Jeffries Belt, Mont Craver Ranch Mary C. Skonin T. B. Craver P. W. Armstrong Rife Ranch Rife Helen Emma Moniguies Craver Ames Loeffler and Waldermith Bedrock Ike Rife Dillon Frank Rife Hal Brenner Horse Prairie Armstrong Home

Granulated Sore Eyes Cured by Salve Trial

Martin Boyd of Henrietta Kentucky reports suffering granulated sore eyes for twenty years. In February 1903 a man urged him to try Chamberlains Salve, he used two thirds of a box, and his eyes have had no trouble since. Potts the Druggist carries this salve.

Martin Boyd Henrietta Potts

Harvest Moon Picnic Draws Off Local Youth

Dell August notes hail and rain storms pass with farms busy haying between showers. S R Ravenscroft returns from Salt Lake City treatment. Bedrock orchestra plays at a Friday dance. Ernest McNinch improves after Oklahoma health trip. Kate Brady from Mountain Home Idaho visits Mrs Wall. A hay rack brings a cheerful crowd to a Monday picnic.

Tripune Dell S. R. Ravenscroft Salt Lake City Bedrock Orchestra Ernest McNinch Oklahoma Kate Brady Mountain Home Idaho Joseph Wall

Picnic by Sheep Creek Ends with Moonlit Campfire Music

A town picnic at Sheep Creek features bonfires, a coffee lunch, and music under a full moon. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gleed Jr and many local residents. Visitors A D Young from Dillon and J Blaine Wall return from travels. Dr Bimrose and children stay with Frank Nelson. Peaches notes wrap the item.

Sheep Creek Canyon Henry Gleed, Jr W. J. Hain Zella May Frances Lorene Nelson Rose Dowling Bessie Wall Kate Brady Clarence Wm. Wall Edward David Burke Sylvester Nay Leslie Kilner Ray Melton A. D. Young

Best for Digestion Mr A Robison Endorses Tablets

Drumquin Ontario resident Mr A Robison has suffered indigestion for years and endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best medicine he has used. If troubled with indigestion or constipation, try them. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. Price 25 cents. Samples free at Potts the Druggist.

A. Robison Drumquin Ontario Chamberlain Potts

Robbery Report in Blacktail Seeks Missing Items

Alonzo Kennison discovered a break in at his Blacktail home last Monday with a 30-30 Savage rifle belt and cartridges missing. He cannot yet itemize all stolen goods. Kennison and wife stay in Dillon while he works there.

Tripunz Alonzo Kennison

Cholera Infantum Cured by Remedy

A Alabama parent recalls a two year ago case of infant cholera in fantum with vomiting and diarrhea. After medical help failed Elder Bros Carter's store recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A dose relieved the baby in 15 minutes and cured her. For sale by Potts the Druggist.

J. F. Dempsey Dempsey Ala Elder Bros., & Carter Elder Chamberlain Potts

Diphtheria Quarantine After Child Illness In Willis

A 9 year old Hartwig child fell seriously ill with diphtheria in Willis prompting a quarantine. No new cases reported as of now. Dr M A Walker of Dillon treated the patient over the past week. Forester John David from Glendale aided the effort.

The Tribune Willis Julus Hartwig M. A. Walker Dillon Julius Hartwig John David Forester Glendale

Neighborhood Visitors and Local Circles Near Butte

Local notes list visitors from Butte and Newton Iowa visiting residents including Mrs Reichle and Jacob Hartwig family. Camps on the river attract picnic parties. Schools close due to diphtheria fears.

Mr. Lesher Ida Butte M. Riechle John L. Hartwig Newton Iowa Jacob Hartwig Montana West Mrs. Reichle Ed. Lehey Stanley Wilcox James Duffy John Adolph Reichle Baby M. Reichle Charles Shew Reichle Charles Ziegler Dillon Wm. Barbour Hermina Redsick T. Reichle George White Twin Bridges Steven Kambich George Erickson Mr. Kunz Myrtle Blitz Martha Katie Beehrer E. Huber Fred Woodside Jack Hartwig John, Hartwig Rosalie

Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Claim

A testimonial touts Chamberlain's remedy as fail safe since 1872. H B Nichols of Oakland Indiana praises its speedy cures for travelers and urges purchase from Potts the Druggist.

Four new voters sworn in by district judge

Judge J B Poindexter in district court made three Denmark born men citizens this Monday. Rasmus Peter Hansen Hans Thomas Mikkelsen and Peter Hansen Anderson took the oath after coaching by Jasper Nelson a local business Democrat. The man misidentified the president as Parker raising watchful notes about political influence.

J. B. Poindexter Denmark Rasmus Peter Hansen Hans Thomas Mikkelsen Peter Hansen Anderson Jasper Nelson Jasper United States Parker

Morgan’s reply on clubs in New York

In Wall Street lore Mr. Morgan told a young friend the finest clubs to join in New York are Indian clubs, meaning the best places to devote one’s time. The remark highlights Morgan’s wit and stance on social circles.

Wall Street Morgan New York

Country Drummer and Village Loafer in Chicago Comic Snippet

The dialogue-minted snippet features a country drummer and a village loafer in a playful exchange. The humor hinges on a misunderstanding about a match and sugar, capturing a light urban street scene in Chicago.

Village Loafer Yaas Chicago News

Indigestion and wit in old newspaper quips

A composite of short quips from 19th and early 20th century papers. It contrasts a man’s indigestion with a poet’s denial, recalls a $500 butter coloring fine tied to a judge’s dyed whiskers, and quotes Lord Chatham on cabinet incapacity with Byron’s jab about subtlety.

Cleveland Leader Lord Chatham Lord North

Brothers Held for Murder in Wisdom Montana

Two brothers faced murder charges after a 1909 shooting in Wisdom Montana. Lewis Cundiff allegedly killed Frank McLain in the Ajax saloon with a revolver after prior trouble, with coroner and local officials concluding McLain died from an unjustified and premeditated gunshot. Witnesses testified at the coroner’s inquest.

Dillon Ajax Schuyler Cundiff Frank McLain Lewis Cundiff Swanson Ranch McLain Cundiff Sweet Ford Melton Smith Wisdom Messrs T. J. Murray Charles Miller E. M. Smith W. A. Fordly Howard Worchester John Armstrong

Market Notes from South Omaha Beef Report

The Weekly Market from South OmahaNebraska notes cornfed steers ten to fifteen higher while short fed and warmed up ones lift ten to fifteen lower. Cows and mixed stock drop about 30 cents. Range beef holds. hogs fall fifty to sixty cents then recover. Lambs firm, sheep down fifty cents. Prices listed include range beef 4.50 5.50, choice steers 6.50 7.10, cornfed cows up to 5.25, butcher grades 3.00 3.70, veal calves 4.00 7.00, hogs 7.45 7.70, lambs stronger.

South Omaha Neb

Reading the Pure Food Label on Baking Powder

The label now lists ingredients, showing if cream of tartar is used in the powder. The Pure Food Law helps consumers protect themselves and avoid alum substitutes by reading the back label.

Largest and best assortment of new cards at bookstore

An advertisement notes a bookstore offering a large selection of new cards for customers to spend their Got Tabet funds. The copy emphasizes breadth and value at the store located in the designated shopping area.

Got Tabet

Burglary Case Direct To Court In Wisdom

County Attorney Melton filed burglary information directly in district court against Joseph Morand and Harvey C Hig gins for robbing the Big Hole Commercial store in Wisdom Tuesday night. They allegedly stole shirts and a 22 caliber rifle. goods found next day by Deputy Sheriff Tope. A third suspect was released. Morand and Hig gans pleaded not guilty and asked for separate trials. Morand set for 9 30 am and Hig gans for 1 30 pm on Saturday November 6.

Melton Joseph Morand Harvey C. Higgans Big Hole Commercial Company Wisdom Tope Morand Higgans Poindexter W. S. Barbour Moran

G A R Convention Trip Offers From Montana

The notice advertises G A R convention events in Salt Lake City from August 9 to 14 with Oregon Short Line excursions from Montana points on August 7 and 9. Return limit set for August 23. Agents to provide rates and further details.

Salt Lake City Oregon Montana

Secret Ink from Rice Water and Iodine

A method to conceal secrets on paper uses rice water as ink, invisible when dry and blue with iodine. For complete erasure after reading, write the message with iodide of starch in water, ensuring its destruction.

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R. V. Pierce Pierce World's Dispensary Medical Association Prest DR. Pierce H. 8. Nichols Oakland Ind New York Press Byron Scotpsemuellion Tandaro the Weekly Market Standard Live Stock Commission Company A. Je Wedum Lumber Co Dillon Lumber Co Dillon and Armstead the Dillon Bakery F. C. McFadden P. J. Moran Kupfer Drug CO Pipestone Hot Springs Morntana’s Arkansaw N. P Pipestone Hot Springs CO Pipestone Springs, Mont Music Books McKinley
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