Low Water in Big Hole Dam Prompts Raising
Pageville notes low water in the Big Hole triggers dam height work by local farmers. Mrs. Clayton Page returns from Missoula improved. Beckoning social planned by Beaverhead Epworth League at C L Utley's lawn. Local visits include Mrs Eastman and Mr J M Page with tea at H Redfield's.
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Tribune
Pageville
Clayton Page
Missoula
Ed Page
Jefferson Island
Lillie Cummins
Butte
Mae Mauer
Palmer Park Ranch
Clara Wilcomb
Frank
Laurin
Big Hole
Thrifty farmer’s lesson on keeping medicine ready
The article urges preparedness for sudden illness, noting sunshine may vanish like a storm. It cites Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential immediate treatment for dysentery, diarrhoea, and cholera morbus, and advertises it as available from Riley the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Riley
Gen Joe Browne to Undergo Another Operation
Willis area notes report Gen Joe A Browne will travel to Rochester Minnesota for another serious operation. He has been ill with reduced appetite for over a week, Miss Browne accompanying him to Butte. Local camp life grows with river tents and haying remains vital as Wood Live Stock Co leads in hay production amid growing alfalfa and potato bug concerns.
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Tribune
Willis
Matt Polich
John Barich
Dillon
Julius Hartwig
Hayes Cannon and Son
Butte
S. David Wood
Salt Lake
Browne’s
J. A. Browne
Rochester
Minn
Wood Live Stock Co
Browne Place
Chamberlains Colic Cholera Remedy Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement asserts acute colic and diarrhoea can be relieved without a doctor when Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is on hand. It claims the remedy works quickly, even in severe cases, and should be stocked by every family, sold by Riley the Druggist.
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Riley
Centennial Valley Hay Crop Abundant This Season
Lakeview Mont August 6 haying season is underway with ranchers hiring help from St. Anthony. Many capable men can find work at several ranches as the harvest runs late yet abundant. H Wetmore and wife from Dillon supervise crews. Mrs L E Culver returns from Dillon via Twin Bridges and Virginia City.
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Tribune
Lakeview
Mont
St. Anthony
H. Wetmore
Dillon
L. E. Culver
Twin Bridges
Virginia City
Valley News Roundup Brisk Travel News and Crop Report
Miss Minerva York visits with Mrs Culver and will vacation at Picnic Springs with her aunt. A A Hayden leases his ranch to R Duff for five years and will scout Alberta next spring. T O Connor party returns from Virginia City to settle here. July 24 Lakeview celebration ends with a dance at Lakeview hotel. Weather turns cool with light frosts. berry crop failure blamed on late frost. GRANGER.
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S. E. York
Minerva York
T. O'Connor
Andy Leak
Virginia City
Alice Davis
O'Connor
James Blair
Lakeview
Granger
Boy Kicked by Wild Horse Injures Tessier Family
In Jackson on Aug 1 a boy, son of Mr. Tessier, suffered a severe head injury after a horse kicked him. Blood flowed from his mouth and nose, doctors were summoned but arrival was delayed. Recovery hoped despite seriousness. Also noted is the funeral of Mrs. Chas Majors July 27 with seventeen carriages and a tribute to an old Big Hole settler.
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Tribune
Jackson
Tessier Ranch
Tessier
Ryburn
Chas. Majors
Jackson Cemetery
Majors
Big Hole
Cartagena
Spain
Cape Palos
Sirto
Genoa
Barcelona
Cadet
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Hormigas Island
San Pedro
Brazil
Siria
Lola Milanes
Local Notes From Melrose and Nearby
The Champion home welcomed a baby girl on Sunday. Charles Ledoux has rheumatic heart disease and was ill last week. Arthur Decelles and John Gelhaus hosted visitors from Butte. L. W. West travels to Salt Lake for cancer surgery. Gelhaus brothers bought the Sapp saloon in Dillon last week. Adolph Gortemoller recovered after a fall while driving. Gen J A Browne goes to Mayo Clinic Rochester for gall stone operation. he previously had surgery in Salt Lake in January. His daughter Frances joined him to Butte and returned Monday.
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Tribune
Melrose
X. M. Champion
Charles Ledoux
Arthur Decelles
Butte
John Gelhaus
L. W. West
St. Mark’s Hospital
Salt Lake
John
Anthony Gelhaus
Sapp
Dillon
Adolph Gortemoller
J. A. Browne
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros
Browne
Frances
Mass Schedule for St Rose Parish and Obligation Feast
Next Sunday August 12 no mass at St Rose Laurin. Mass July 15 in Sheridan Feast of the Assumption observed as a Feast of Obligation. Mass August 19 in Dillon with no evening service as the father departs for Butte and St Ignatius mission for a week long retreat with all Helena diocese fathers guided by Rt Rev Bishop Stanley of Fargo North Dakota.
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St. Rose Catholic
Laurin
Sheridan
Heaven
Dillon
Butte
St. Ignatius Mission
Flathead County
Helena
Stanley
Fargo, N. D
Dillon Rancher Washington Nyhart Marries Julia Green
Washington Nyhart a prosperous rancher near Dillon wed Miss Julia Green after obtaining a license shortly after noon. The ceremony took place at the Methodist parsonage with Chaplain G H Jones officiating. Miss Blanche Larned of Great Falls visited Ogden en route home.
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Washington Nyhart
Point of Rocks
Dillon
Julia Green
G. H. Jones
Blanche Larned
Great Falls
Ogden
Post Office Lease Proposals Sought in Dillon Montana
Property owners in Dillon Montana are urged to communicate with the post office inspector for a possible five or ten year lease. Contracts include fixtures heat light water and a burglar proof safe. Rupert A Palsley Butte Montana seeks interested owners.
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Dillon
Montana
Rupert A. Palsley
Butte
Tragic On The Pole Death Of Rocky Mountain Bell Lineman
Joe Bush a lineman for Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone and foreman of a Dillon crew was electrocuted at the Butte reduction works when a worn insulation spot connected a 2000 volt line. Ed McBride and crew attempted to assist but could not reach the wire, and Bush died within minutes.
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Joe Bush
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Dillon
Butte
Mr. Bush
Anaconda Standard
Joseph Bush
Bush
Ed McBride
Williamsburg
Montana Street
Mr. McBride
Dillon Defeats Butte Nine 27 to 0 in Humorous Ball Game
A group from Butte traveled to Dillon seeking a baseball contest but proved unable to field even amateur play. The misfired sticks and misplayed balls led to a 27 to 0 victory for Dillon after nine innings of lighthearted misadventure.
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Dillon
Butte
Dillon Nine
Dillon Diamond
Baseball Nine
Watseka Mine Poised for Reopening in Rochester
A Sunday dispatch from Twin Bridges via Anaconda Standard reports faith in the Rochester district. Miners foresee Watseka copper mine operations resuming within two years after a year and a half shutdown. A respected mining figure inspecting Watseka found copper prospects favorable with a few hundred feet depth. The cyanide mill closed last season due to low copper content in tailings.
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Anaconda Standard
Twin Bridges
Rochester
Watseka
Lake Superior
Notice to Creditors in Charles Deputy Estate
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Charles Deputy, deceased, to present vouchers within ten months after the first publication to the Administrators B White and Catherine Grant at Dillon Montana. Dated August 10, 1906. Edwin Norris attorney for estate.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Beaverhead
Charles
Dillon
B. White
Catherine Grant
Edwin Norris
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Centennial Valley
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Polaris
Chas
Nelson
Postoffice
C. H. Gilbert
A. C. Gruwell
Prop
Music Books
Dillon, Mont
Geo. Banks
Dillon Imple
United States
McCall's Magazine
Queen of Fashion
McCall
Addr the CO
New York
Centennial
Paul Brown
Rex
Rex Rheumatic Ring Co
Hartford
Connecticut
Huber Bros
SoLo
Nollister
Hotuster Drvna Company
Madison
Wis
Yin de Cinchona Co
Des Moines
Iowa
A Haffner CO
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