Monument Notes and Local Events Point to Busy August
Special notes from Monument detail Camas Nelson as a forest reserve pioneer. Visitors include J. H. Younkin and Pittsburg & Gilmore railroad rep Ward. Local picnicgoers from Grant enjoy Bloody Dick creek as Miss McCarthy resigns Bowen teaching post and plans to register for Flathead drawing and other fairs roll in later.
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Tribune
Monument
Camas Nelson
Forest Reserve
J. H. Younkin
Ward
Pittsburg & Gilmore Railroad
Grant
Bloody Dick Creek
Chamberlain
Donelly
Grombley
la Croix
Paiment
Rogers
Brown
A. W. Tinklepaw
Dr. Elmer
Robert Wonderlie
Charles Snooks
Miss Nugent
Rhea Howell
Frank MacIntyre
Joe Shirts
Salmon
Idaho
C. Fife
Dillon
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
Commercial traveler H S Nichols of Oakland Indiana testifies to the remedy’s quick cure since 1872. For sale by Potts the Druggist.
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H.S. Nichols
Oakland
Ind
Potts
Funeral for Frank McLain Held After Local Shooting
The funeral for Frank McLain, who was shot here last week, took place Saturday morning at Dewey with Rev. Kaufman officiating. Miss Alice Ralston, trained nurse, visits her parents at the station down the valley with her family.
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Frank McLain
Dewey
Kaufman of
Wisdom
Alice Ralston
Germantown Hospital
Philadelphia
New York
W. A. Ralston
Granulated Sore Eyes Cured by Salve Claim
Martin Boyd of Henrietta Kentucky states he suffered granulated sore eyes for twenty years. In February 1903 a gentleman urged him to try Chamberlain's Salve. He bought one box, used two thirds, and has not had trouble since. For sale by Pottstthe Druggist. 1m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Boyd
Henrietta
Chamberlain
Hartwig Child Dies After Short Illness At Willis
John Peter Hartwig born March 3 1900 died August 6 1909 after a ten day illness at Willis. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Julius Hartwig and his loss is described as an awful hard blow to the family.
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The
Tribune
Willis
John Peter Hartwig
Julius Hartwig
Fam
Local Child Dies After Diphtheria Complications
A quarantine prevented funeral attendance as a child died from kidney complications after a diphtheria illness. He had siblings, loving parents, and many friends offered sympathy via flowers. Jacob Hartwig and companion visited Dillon on business while others toured Browne’s lakes and area camps.
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Hubert Tarant
Jacob Hartwig
Hs Brother
Dillon
Hartwig
Butte
Child's Recovery With Cholera Remedy Reported
J F Dempsey of Dempsey Alabama recalls his infant severely ill with cholera in fantum and vomiting. After failing to find a physician he bought Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Elder Bros Carter's store and gave a dose that relieved the baby in 15 minutes and cured her. For sale by Patts the Druggist. lm
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J. F. Dempsey
Dempsey
Ala
Elder Bros., & Carter
Elder
Chamberlain
Patts
Local notes from Medicine Lodge and surrounding area
Reports of residents traveling and visiting, including Marcus Bond on a business trip from upper Horse Prairie, Frank Rife returning with a cook, Hal Brenner visiting, Katheryn Hopp returning to Murray Utah, T B Craver attending the G A R convention in Salt Lake City, and various social visits at Armstrong home Stewart and Armstrong ranch. Also mentions Miss Eaton and Tom Craver illness and Charles Clark passing through to the Basin.
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Tribune
Medicine Lodge
Marcus Bond
Upper Horse Prairie
Frank Rife
Dillon
Hal Brenner
Katheryn Hopp
Murray
Utah
T. B. Craver
Salt Lake City
Miss Eaton
Armstrong
Helen Rife
Emma Moniguies
Mary Skoning
W. M. Stewart
Armstrong Ranch
Tom Craver
Charles Clark
The
Basin
Best for Digestion from Drumquin man in Ontario
Mr A Robison of Drumquin Ontario recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion and constipation. He says they are the best medicine he ever used, easy to take and pleasant. Price 25 cents samples free at Potts the Druggist.
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A. Robison
Drumquin
Ontario
Chamberlain
Potts
Pageville Notes and Local Incidents Aug 11
Pageville reports travel of Mrs R H Fuqua to Idaho for daughter’s illness. Mrs S S Patterson and son Spencer visit relatives in Pageville before returning to Dillon. Mrs Mike Shannon and Mrs Burtch visit Alder to see Mr and Mrs George McFadden. Page has lagrippe recovery for Mrs M A B Page. Rev David Hardy’s mother and family visit from England. A fire set in the Pageville schoolhouse Tuesday night was extinguished by Barbour family. Clarence Bartholomew ill after hot sun ride. Mrs H A Redfield and family with Theasa Mercer and brothers George and others snippet noted.
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The
Tribune
Pageville
R. H. Fuqua
Idaho
John Swanson
S. S. Patterson
Spencer
N. L. Paige
Elmer
Orrin
Dillon
Mike Shannon
Burtch
Alder
George McFadden
M. A. B. Page
David Hardy
England
Local Social Notes From the County
Clifford left Wednesday for an extended Yellowstone trip. O H Gilman went to Twin Bridges Tuesday with raspberries and vegetables. Mr and Mrs Elmer Paige and son visited Wisconsin Creek to see Mr and Mrs C A Anghart. Mr A Barbour, recently operated on in Butte, recovers and will leave hospital soon. Rodney and Mrs Page visited Butte and Anaconda for eye care returning Tuesday. William Stewart departed for Butte with Mrs Stewart entering Murray hospital. Clarence Bartholomew rode to Wisconsin Creek to visit brothers Jerry and a hurt driver. Mrs C A Safile hosted the ladies aid on Thursday. Mrs R H Fuqua returned from Idaho reporting her daughter improving.
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R. H. Fuqua
Idaho
Beaverhead County Fair Dates and Remedy Ad
Beaverhead county fair runs August 31 to September 3. An advertisement offers Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a testimonial from Mason of Deaver Dam Kentucky claiming relief from intense colicky pains after a few doses. Sold by Potts the Druggist.
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Mason of Deaver Dam
Chamberlian
Potts
Mexican Robber Captured Before Idaho Falls Train
Last Wednesday morning a Mexican man identified as Frank Wood was arrested by Night Officer Vogelius as he boarded a southbound passenger train to Idaho Falls. He is accused of forging Mike Branas name on a 15 check and stealing 5 in cash from Branas at the Salvation Army lodging house. The check was cashed in a saloon called the Centennial before the suspect was seized as the train arrived. He escaped from city jail the next day and Sheriff Gosman says they expect to recapture him within 24 hours.
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Frank Wood
Vogelius
Idaho Falls
Mike Branas
Salvation Army
Branas
Gosman
The Difference Between High and Low Grade Baking Powders
The article explains that high grade powders use pure cream of tartar from grapes while low grade varieties contain alum and mineral acids. It notes that post Pure Food Law labels reveal ingredients, helping the housekeeper avoid alum and choose safe, economical baking powder.
Don’t Mention It and the hotel bill gag
A fragmentary dialogue notes gratitude after a near miss with a car. Stouten reassures the young man that trifling debts should not worry him as critics praise the composer’s final piece.
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Sapphedd
New York
Bids Sought for Timothy Hay and Oats Delivery
Notice invites bids by August 16 at 2 pm to furnish 800 tons of first quality Timothy Hay and 750000 pounds of first quality Oats for one year with deliveries at designated dates. Partial quantities may be accepted but awards depend on schedules. Utah location Salt Lake City. right reserved to reject any or all bids.
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Salt Lake City
Assessors Books Corrected Raise in County Property Value
County Clerk Baker reports corrected assessor books show a higher total property valuation. Countywide property excluding railroads totals 5 871 778 with railroads at 1 380 345, overall 7 252 123. Last year’s total was 6 919 702, an increase of 332 421, Dillon valuations up 13 168 to 1 320 715.
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Beaverhead
Dillon
Baker
Board of Court Commissioners
Announcement of John W. Morton Company departure
John W. Morton announces selling interest and leaving Dillon for Idaho. He thanks patrons of Beaverhead County and will remain until about August 25, 1909 to settle debts. after that date all accounts will be placed with an attorney for collection.
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John W. Morton
Idaho
Dillon
Beaverhead
Joan W. Morton
Quotations on Bravery and Loyalty from The Philadelphia Post
The excerpt contrasts private blame and public courage with lines about true bravery. It includes a quote about a wife and a friend and a remark on performing bravely without witnesses, attributed to La Rochefoucauld.
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Philadelphia Post
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Bowen
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Dr. Pierce
Ase
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Riutt
World's Dispensary Medical Association
R. Y. Pierce
Pres
Buffalo, N. Y
Medicine
Iaenimhal Aes
Aelmer Ab
A. J. Wedum Lumber Co
Dillon Lumber Co
Dillon and Armstead
the Dillon Bakery
F.C. McFadden
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