Beav erhead County High School visit and local notes
Prof L R Foote and George B Conway visited Dillon to discuss future careers and life insurance as part of a Beaverhead County daily breeze. W M White had a bad fall from a horse causing hip and side injuries but no serious harm. A new boarding house opened in Wisdom. A dance to be held at Grant next Saturday.
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L. R. Foote
Beaverhead County
George B. Conway
Equitable Insurance Co
Dillon
Basin
Prof. Foote
Conway
W.M. White
Mont Simmons
George Woodworth
Tom Barrett
Grant
Will
Lorenzo Cushing
Argenta
Mr. Berry
Carl Innes
Robert and
George Best
John Howes
Nellie
Fred Randolph
John Jackson
Ethel Vance
Jackson
Sidney Knapp
Leonard
Florence Hunter
Butte
Chronic Diarrhoea Relief Endorsed by Express Company
Mr Edward E Henry of United States Express Co Chicago reports using Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to stop chronic diarrhoea. He claims it cured many on trains and notes his service in the 23rd Ohio Regiment under Rutherford B Hayes and William McKinley. Potts druggist sells it.
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Edward E. Henry
United States Express Co
Chicago
Quick
Chamberlain
Rutherford B. Hayes
William McKinley
23Rd Ohio Regiment
Potts
Social Evening At Horse Prairie Home
A pleasant social gathering occurred at Master Roy Hintz's home in Horse Prairie. Attendees included Mrs. W. C. Templin, Miss Harriett Templin, Miss Ethel Colbert, Ernest Templin, Whitney Blair, and Mr. and Mrs. Fero Marchesseau, with additional guests Misses Lora and Sopha Guyaz.
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Tribune
Horse Prairie
Roy Hintz
W.C. Templin
Harriett Templin
Ethel Colbert
Ernest Templin
Whitney Blair
Fero Marchesseau
Lora
Sopha Guyaz
Philippi Man Reclaims Health With Remedy
John H. Zirkle of Philippi West Virginia reports his father troubled by years of diarrhoea and unsuccessful cures. After using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy advertised in the Philippi Republican, one bottle cured him and eighteen months later he remains well. Though sixty, he works as a younger man. Sold by Potts, the druggist. 1-m
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John H. Zirkle
Philippi
W.va
Chamberlain
Potts
Willis Brims With News After Water Trouble Shooting
Neighborly update details a water dispute between A Bujan and Matt Polich that escalated to Polich shooting at Bujan, injuring his arm but not seriously. The report notes community relief, visits by Dr MoKieur, and various local travels and a Hartwig family gathering enroute to Butte.
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Tribune
Willis
A. Bujan
Matt Polich
Mr. Bujan
Mr. Polich
MoKieur
Melrose
Dillon
Julius Hartwig
Theresa Reichle
Monument
Winnifred Dillon
Butte
Curtis Ferguson
Anton Bujan
Steve Kambich
Jacob Hartwig
A. D. Young
B. F. White
Frances Browne
Merrill
John Orr
Hartwig Ranch
Mr. Young
Granulated Sore Eyes Cured by Salve Trial
Martin Boyd of Henrietta Kentucky says a February 1903 trial of Chamberlain's Salve cured a twenty year granulated sore eyes problem. He bought one box, used two thirds, and has had no trouble since. Potts druggist sells the salve. 1-m
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Martin Boyd
Henrietta
Chamberlain
Potts
Montana Rancher Sees Bright Harvest Outlook
Polaris, Aug. 11 notes a season of long sunny days for harvest matching the May downpours. If current trends continue, ranchers in Montana may benefit from favorable weather conditions.
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Tribune
Polaris
Montana
D L Hay Crop Held For Morrows Harvest Near Polaris
The local notes describe haying in progress on the Harri son ranches with stacks set to dry, minor injuries from a pulleys incident, and many residents away at ranches or camps. Bears sighted on West mountains near Elkhorn, Miss Emma Pahnish back from Kansas helping in upper ranch kitchens, and various trips to Dillon and Butte for errands. An ad for PINULES kidneys offers 80 days trial.
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Will Tash
Dr. Ryburn
Maddens
Jackson
Finsley
Ed. Gray
West Mountains
Elkhorn
Emma Pahnish
Kansas
Wm. J. Pendergast
Fox
Will
K 6
Grace Gray
Williams
Polaris
John
John H. Judge
Little Brown
Jug
Best for Indigestion Says Drumquin Resident
Mr A Robinson of Drumquin Ontario reports years of indigestion and endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best medicine he ever used. They aid indigestion or constipation, are easy to take, and pleasant. Price 25 cents with free samples at Pott's drug store.
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A. Robinson
Drumquin
Ontario
Chamberlain
Pott’s
Dance in Graeter hall draws Argenta and Dillon visitors
Argenta residents recount a Friday night dance at Graeter hall with guests from Dillon and Rattlesnake, noting supper by Mrs ens, and social calls by several locals. The town plans a new baseball ground while residents travel for events and music pieces.
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Tribune
Argenta
Graeter Hall
Ens
Dillonites
Alice
Coral Herr
Maidie Rife
Stella Savage
Edith Phillips
Bawden
Will Orr
Williams and
Kerr
L. D. Tibbets
Dillon
John Pendergast
Fielder
England
Wm. MacMannis
Harry
Tea purchase note and grocer payment promise
The notice explains buying tea in packages and assigns responsibility for the process. It also mentions grocers returning money if the buyer does not like Schilling's Best and that we pay the grocer.
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Schilling
Pageville Social Notes Include Travel and Weddings
Aug 12 Pageville notes reveal Clifford Mercer leaving for Horning Oklahoma to work for C A Redfield, Missoula visitor Leaverett Rennick returns from Page and Blaisdell survey crew, and Ethel Smith wed Guy Clifford Hamilton in Twin Bridges. Local visits include Talcott family events, Redfield and Bartholomew relatives, raspberries picked for home, cave outing by a group including Mary Redfield and Theora Mercer, with preparations for a potential blizzard as weather shifts.
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Tribune
Pageville
Clifford Mercer
Horning
Oklahoma
C. A. Redfield
Percy Hook
Butte
R. W. Page
Leaverett Rennick
Missoula
Page and
Blaisdell
O.H. Gilman
Hayfield
P. W. Baker
Twin Bridges
Palmer Park
Q. S. Talcott
Ladies Aid Society
Rodney Page
Hardy
Beargulch
Tracy Bushnell
H. A. Redfield
Livingston
E. T. Maring
Clara Burtch
Hailey Idaho
Mae
Clarence Bartholomew
Dillon
James Page
Barshaw
Ethel Smith
Michigan
Guy Clifford Hamilton
Manack
Montana
David Hardy
Albert Wilcomb
Whitehall
Mary
Jessie Redfield
Theora Mercer
Lester Martin
Joe Shannon
Ralph
James Redfield
H. A. Grey
John Hanna
C. W. Page
Kate Gurtin
Ruby
John Marshall
Jane
Clayton Page
Will Staudaker
O. H. Gilman
Faithful Traveler Recommends Chamberlain’s Remedy
A commercial traveler from Oakland Indian Territory testifies to Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, praising its quick cures since 1872. He notes thirty-five years of use and declares it a faithful friend for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Nichols
Oakland
Ind
Potts
John Sheser Injured
Word reached Dillon the first of this week from John Sheser one of the best.
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John Sheser
Dillon
Accident injures Rancher at Horse Prairie
Known rancher of Horse Prairie was severely injured when a 38 calibre cartridge exploded in his hand. The bullet entered the upper inside of the hand. Dr. Ryburn of Bannack extracted the bullet and dressed the wound. After days of progress blood poisoning threatened, but he is now improving under constant care in Bannack. hand preservation hoped.
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Horse Prairie
Ryburn
Bannack
Shefer
Vermilion Sisters Graduate From Creighton Pharmacy Program
Miss Henrietta R Vermillion and Miss Margaret M Vermillion daughters of Mr and Mrs J S Vermillion of Salt Lake City Utah graduate in pharmacy from Creighton University College of Pharmacy at Creighton Neb The Vermillions once lived in Dillon and moved to Salt Lake City years ago where Mr Vermillion opened a drug store and sent his daughters to a pharmacy program.
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Vermillion
Creighton University College of Pharmacy
Creighton
Neb
Henrietta R. Vermillion
Margaret M. Vermillion
J. S. Vermillion
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dillon
Young Ladies Complete Pharmacy Course At Dillon
The group of students completes the course at the Dillon school of pharmacy. They are congratulated by Dillon friends and wished success in their chosen profession.
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Pharmacy
Dillon
Last Methodist services hold Sunday with mixed format
The Methodis Episcopal church announces the final conference year services for next Sunday. Morning will feature a report on the year’s work and the sermon The Day of Good Tidings. Evening will be congregational with favorite childhood songs and scripture reading replaced by quotes.
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Methodis Episcopal Church
Judge Callaway closes August term and heads to Ek Convention
Judge Lew L. Callaway closed the August term of district court Tuesday morning and left the city in the afternoon for Great Falls to attend the Ek convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew L. Callaway
Great Falls
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Hawaiian Islands
Japan
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pierce
Potts’ Drug Store
SILK
Bakery
A. Kuntze
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