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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1908

Page

8

Cattle Buyers and Local Events Across the Basin

H J Hooper of Stevensville bought 66 head of fat cows at the Ajax ranch in the Basin. A J Roy of Chicago praises the Jahnke Bros mining property above Jackson and eyes Medard Robert’s Bowen ranch for potential purchase. Medard Robert, 58, died while driving a hay rake near the Albee place. Mrs. Weldon Else is hospitalized in Wisdom with pneumonia. The Social Circle enjoyed a luncheon hosted by Mrs. George Woodworth. next meets with Mrs. C A Strowbridge on August 12.

H. J. Hooper Stevensville Ajax Ranch A. J. Roy Chicago Jahnke Bros’ Min Ng Jackson Medard Robert Bowen Albee Place Montana Canada Weldon Else North Fork Wisdom Hospital George Woodworth C. A. Strowbridge

Chronic Diarrhoea Relieved by Remedy Endorsed by Express Co

Edward E. Henry of United States Express Co Chicago reports that Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy stopped chronic diarrhoea on trains and cured many sick workers including a veteran of the 28th Ohio Regiment. Potts druggist sells it.

Edward E. Henry United States Express Co Chicago Quick Chamberlain Tam Rutherford B. Hayes William McKinley Ohio Potts

Argenta Social News Highlights Local Visits and Transfers

Special to Tripute Argenta Aug. 5 reports visits by Bern stein and Callaways at the Graeter home. Wm. Butterfield at the ranger station passes through Argenta en route to Dillon, returning with Supervisor Wyman for a few days. Local residents including Phillips, Will Ross and Mrs. Graeter, Mrs. Ross, and Miss Edith Melton travel to Dillon and county seat.

Tripute E. Argenta Graeter Ross Tom Thomas John Knapp Mr. Doyle Doyle Mr. Pilon Homer Argenta Jas. McKay Partners

Golden Medical Discovery touted by Dr Pierce

The article describes Golden Medical Discovery made from Golden Seal root using glycerine heat as a cure for weak stomach indigestion biliousness and related derangements. It cites endorsements from medical writers and notes it helps with catarrhal bronchial throat ailments and coughs but warns it cannot cure consumption in advanced stages.

Pierce RV. Plewe Buffalo N. Y

Argenta Baseball Triumph Over Rattlers 18 to 34

Argenta won a Sunday ball game 34 to 18 against the Rattlers at Ten Mile house. Tom Gilbert pitched aggressively, striking out several batters with umpire Langley calling the plays. The Argenta community is preparing a ball ground for the team as practice continues.

Argenta Butte Lew Owens Dillon Dave Robb Marjorie McLaughlin Nellie Howes Tony George French Wilbur Schumacher French Creek Ten Mile House Rattlesnake Argent A. B. Martin Mrs. Tonkin Mr. Randolph Main Street

Diarrhoea Cured by Chamberlain Remedy

John H. Zirkle of Philippi West Virginia reports his father suffered chronic diarrhoea for years. After using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy one bottle cured him and he has been well for eighteen months. Now sixty and able to work as a younger man. Sold by Potts the druggist.

John H. Zirkle Philippi W.va Chamberlain Potts L-M

Picnic Spree and Community Updates In Willis

Special to Tribune Willis Aug. 5. Local report covers Butte visitors Gilmore and a Dillon trip interrupted by a flat tire. Sons of Hermann picnic at Mrs Reichle grounds draws big crowd and plans for the 19th picnic by the Butchers. Haying progresses, alfalfa up, wind in afternoons. Theresa Reichle to teach at Monument. well wishes to her.

Tribune Willis Henry Schoenborn Dillon R. Adders Butte Reichle Glen M. O'Keefe Jacob Hartwig Theresa Reichle Monument

A Faithful Friend Promotes a Trusted Remedy

H S Nichols of Oakland Ind Ter endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saying it cures quickly. He has traveled commercially for eighteen years and never starts a trip without this faithful friend. The speaker notes someone with thirty five years experience knows its value.

Chamberlain H. S. Nichols Oakland Ind Potts

Dell Bases Ball Team Set For Bedrock Clash

Special to Tribune Dell plans a Sunday game on its diamond against Bedrock after a season of progress. Rural notes report Mrs S R Ravenscroft and Misses Rose and Mamie Dowling returning from Butte while Miss Violet Ream and Mrs Law of Butte visited Dillon. The dance last week attracted a large crowd with Bedrock orchestra and midnight refreshments. Other locals include Miss Anna French visiting, and Miss Bessie Wall returning from Medicine Lodge with Miss Helen Rife and Miss Constance Barrett. Henry Gleed Sr and daughter Pearl of Lima were in town Sunday.

Bedrock Rose Dowling Nevada Wall Helen Rife Constance Barrett H.C. Patterson James Patterson James McKnight Sage Creek Tribune Dell S. R. Ravenscroft Rose Mamie Dowling Butte Violet Ream Law Bedrock Orchestra Anna French Dillon Frances Nelson Bessie Wall Medicine Lodge Horse Prratie Henry Gleed, Sr Pearl Lima

Best for Indigestion Says Drumquin Man

Mr A Robinson of Drumquin Ontario suffers from indigestion and praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best medicine he ever used. If troubled with indigestion or constipation, try them. they are easy to take and pleasant. Price 25 cents with free samples at Pott's drug store.

A. Robinson Drumquin Ontario Chamberlain Pott

East of Town News Roundup for Aug 4

Rye cutting underway with Norman Holden and C D Foster crews led by Mr. Brown and Paul Stahl. Typhoid illness grips Charlie Wilson at his mother’s Dillon home. Chicago visitor A B Foster of the Foster family arrives. Dillon residents visit Eldridge and Sparrow families. Alonzo Longsberry recovers from a horse kick near Lima. J P Waters returns from two months sheep shearing in Great Falls. Tom Wilson shoots snaps for dry ranchers.

Tribune Mr. Brown Norman Holden Paul Stahl C. D. Foster Eugene Bond Wilson Ranch Charlie Wilson P. Wilson Dillon A. B. Foster C. D R. F. Foster Chicago A. Kennison W. Wilson Bernice Wilson Tom Wilson

Granulated Sore Eyes Cured by Salve

Martin Boyd of Henrietta Kentucky suffered twenty years with granulated sore eyes. In February 1903 a stranger urged Chamberlains Salve. He bought one box used two thirds and his eyes have had no trouble since. Potts druggist sells the salve. 1-m

Martin Boyd Henrietta Chamberlain Potts

Ryan's Canyon Daily Roundup A Mendicant Visit and Local News

Ryan's Canyon reports W F Henneberry Dillon visitations and social calls from Ed Mooney family. Henneberry and Bassett shop for business while alfalfa prospects improve. A court trip to Dillon and church plans cited with community notes. Also a kidney remedy ad promotes PINULES with 30 days trial and guarantee.

Pageville Visit Highlights Family Trip and Injury

Carl Swainstrum traveled to Twin Bridges to meet his daughter Mrs. Lewis Kiser of Virginia City who plans a visit. Kiser suffered a broken ankle and uses crutches during the setback. Edna Rogers of Butte arrived for the visit and adds to the gathering.

Pageville Carl Swainstrum Twin Bridges Lewis Kiser Virginia City

Tea Moneyback Guarantee Stated by Grocer

A grocer offers a moneyback guarantee for Schilling's Best tea. If customers do not like the product, they may receive a refund, underscoring the claim that the tea is good value for money.

Schilling

Local notes recount accidents and visits in Twin Bridges area

The page reports Jacob Buple’s serious accident after a pole broke his fall near Twin Bridges and Bear Gulch, with his near paralysis. It covers visits by Mrs. Barshaw and others in Butte, Bear Gulch, and Centerville, plus outings by Rev. Hardy and Miss Charlton from Twin Bridges. It notes phone removals for High and Bird, and records Thomas Gallahan's drowning near Twin Bridges Big Hole River with funeral details.

Vita Yue Tanch Jacob ‘Buple Johnson Twin Bridges Bear Gulch Will Clark Hurlburt Salt Lake City Centerville Ethel Grace Oliver Butte William Stewart McAllister Elmer Page Pageville J. L. High T. J. Bird C. A. Saffie Deer Lodge Helena Thomas Gallahan Big Hole Gallahan Wiley Mountjoy Hardy C.A. Safile Marie Fuqua Bert Fuqua Lena Page M. A. B. Page Theora Mercer Eleanor Brook Bozeman Adolph Stewart Empire Alice Charlton Redfield

Haying Season Brightens Polor isles and Local Notices

Aug 4 report from Polaris notes favorable weather for haying and daily district tidbits. Sam Englesford dies before family arrives. Laura Strombeck finishes summer term and signs fall teaching post. Miss Harlan hosts and lends talent for home records. Madden heads to Butte for harvest work. various locals travel or upgrade homes. Vaccination to be enforced in rural districts.

Polaris Sam Englesford Laura Strombeck J. McConnell Pearl Harlan Strombeck Harlan Anna Marchéséeau Roland Madden Butte Madden H. D. Mayfield Grasshopper Jas. Cochrane D. L Bannack Ellis Dillon Pierson

Grasshopper Ranch Crew Busy Haying and Ranch Socials

The Grasshopper area sees widespread haying with Marchesseau and Mike Steele active, and various ranches including Hoop Snake, Buffalo, D L, and Judge involved. Local characters and visitors such as Johnny, Miss Ellis, Yute Tinday, and Indians en route to hot springs appear amid lively events.

Polaris Grasshopper Marchesseau Mike Steele Charlie Richardson Tom Ellis Hoop Snake Ranch Johnny Jones Gorman Donald Johnny’s Day Off. Fluffy Ruffles John Judge Abbie Ellis Miss Ellis Hot Springs Frank Brown Buffalo Ranch Messrs. al Victor Lawrence Butte D. L Chief Two Pompea Yute Adolph

Bloomer Baseball Comes to Dillon Exhibition by Boston Ladies

The Boston Ladies Baseball Club will play the Dillon Independents next Tuesday afternoon August 11 at 3 PM on the fairgrounds. The team, in bloomers, showcases women’s throwing and hitting. Last season they played 173 games, winning 96 and losing 67 with 10 ties.

Boston Ladies Dillon Dillon Independents Fairgrounds Dennison Iowa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Big Hole Basin Robert Wall Ryan’s Canyon Ryan's Canyon W. F. Hennéberry R. Dingley Ed. Mooney Mr. Bassett Albert Anderson M. A. Henneberry Canyon W. F. Henneberry E. Mooney Daniel Sam Ji Potts’ Drug Store SILK Morton Dillon Bakery A. Kuntze Flurry Ruffies J. C. Harrison J. C Harrison F. S. Ranch Frank Robinson D S. Hay Bob Khani Judge Ranch Bob Olive Marsh J. C. Harrison Ranch Elsie Gilmore Morrison Ranch Bloomer Base Ball Girls M. ‘E. Church
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