Forest Ranger Brackett Nabs Campfire Left Unattended
Ranger Brackett of the George Voorheis ranch arrested Harry Gibford for leaving a campfire burning on the reserve about two miles above the Elliott ranch. Gibford and his wife, returning from Wisdom with vegetables from Idaho, were reprimanded after a Justice of the Peace hearing as no damage occurred and it was their first offense.
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Forest Ranger
Brackett
George Voorheis Ranch
Harry Gibford
Elliott Ranch
Gibford
Wisdom
Idaho
Justice of the Peace
Woodworth
George Woodworth
Woodworth Ranch
J. R. Norville
Isaac Martin
Fox
Waterloo
J. E. Hollingsworth
Ethel
Dillon
Theone Taylor
J. P. Lossl
Butte
Forest Fire Near Jackson Suppressed After Extensive Efforts
Special to the Tribune reports a forest fire burning west of Jackson since Sunday afternoon with thick smoke seen from town after dark. Forest ranger G. E. Martin hastened to the blaze and has it under control. Helpers Less Merritt, Ward of Butte, Charles Lloyd, and C. W. Wilson joined the effort. Oreway mine begins operations again.
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the Tribune
Jackson
G. E. Martin
Forest Ranger
Less Merritt
Oreway
Dysentery Remedy Proves Successful Across Epidemics
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has been used in nine dysentery epidemics and never failed. It suits children and adults, and when diluted with water and sweetened it tastes pleasant. Sold by Potts the Druggist.
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Potts
Pageville social gathering honors Florida visitor
In Pageville on August 17 Mr and Mrs N L Paige hosted a dinner for relatives and friends honoring Mr and Mrs Mahlon Gore from Florida. Attendees included J M Paige Twin Bridges R W Paige and W R Paige. Visitors Andrew Miller and daughter from California stay with Mrs Miller’s parents Jack and Mrs Arthur Page Whitehall.
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The
Tribune
Pageville
N. L.paige
Mahlon Gore
Florida
J. M. Paige
Twin Bridges
R. W. Paige
W. R. Paige
Andrew Miller
California
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted for Coughs
The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe and reliable for coughs colds and whooping cough. It claims relief is sure and notes Hats the Druggist as the seller.
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Chamberlain
Medicine Lodge Social Roundup and Local Visits
In Medicine Lodge on Aug. 17 Dr Elmer of Armstead repaired the hand of Charles Sales after a fall on a mower sickle. Mrs Barry and Miss Ethel Adams traveled with an automobile to assist visitors. The Craver and Lang families plus others visited Sheep Creek basin and Mexico plans were noted. Miss Pearl Eaton suffered ptomaine poisoning while Miss Lang left for Mexico for the winter visit. Ted Ames and Hal Brenner, and Mr and Mrs T B Craver made local visits.
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Tribune
Medicine Lodge
Elmer
Armstead
Charles Sales
Craver Ranch
Sales
Mr. Barry
Dillon
Barry
Ethel Adams
Helen Rife
T. B. Craver
Lang
Washington, D. C
Eda Craver
Thomas Craver
Sheep Creek Basin
Edgar Rife
Pearl Eaton
Miss Lang
Mexico
Hal Brenner
Craver
Ted Ames
Billee
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Promise Morning Relief
Citing a remedy for sluggish liver and dull bowel action, the ad claims a dose taken before bedtime will leave you feeling well in the morning. Sold by Potts, the Druggist. 1-m
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Chamberlain
Potts
Willis Picnics Draw Butte Visitors and Local News
Willis notes a steady flow of visitors from Butte including G White family and Mrs Reichle group. A grand picnic is praised for grounds and river, with other locals and travelers from Dillon and Melrose. A child sprains an arm at the event, while fire-loss adjustments occur for Armstead and forest guard assignment shifts to Cruikshank’s canyon. Free city delivery in Dillon postponed to September 17 due to carrier examinations.
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The
Tribune
Willis
G. White
Butte
R. Adders
Gus Fitchen
Hayes Cannon
Melrose
Dillon
Fidelity Co
Armstead
C. H. Siria
Forest Guard
Cruikshank's
Grace Lamont
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Local society notes and travel of residents
Col Alf Decker and Carl Decker visited Dillon from Armstead yesterday while Fred Woodworth of Missoula stayed several days. Miss Crowder advertised cambric patterns at 703 Pacific St. The St Rose and St James Guilds plan meetings, and Mrs Foster hosts at the Guild hall. Automobiles and bonnet displays spotlight Mrs Anna Hart’s millinery window. Gov White recovers after a serious auto crash and Governor Norris names Montana delegates to the National Irrigation Congress in Pueblo.
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Alf Decker
Armstead
Carl Decker
Dillon
Fred Woodworth
Missoula
Miss Crowder
Pacific St
Clara Champan
J. B. Poindexter
Anna Hart
E. M. Yeaman
Salmon
Ida
Glendale Street
Eph Stoller
Oregon
Montana
National Irrigation Congress
Pueblo
Colo
Ernest Orr
Roy Selway
Bernard Froiseth
Inigaine Company of North America
Gus Heathfield
National Union
Spokane
Canadian Football Interest in U S Series
Arthur Cummin of Philadelphia is negotiating for two Canadian football teams to play a series of games in the United States. Ottawa, holder of the interprovincial championship, seeks to showcase Canadian rugby to American football men. A B Mulligan notes Canadian rugby is vigorous yet less dangerous than the American game and praises Ottawa’s seven games with no serious accidents.
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Arthur Cummin
Philadelphia
United States
Ottawa
A. B. Mulligan
Ottawa Management
Armstead Social News Notes On Weddings and Visits
Mr and Mrs T B Craver attended the Sheridan wedding of their niece Della Noble. George Roberts and Mrs Roberts traveled to Butte. Mrs Roberts to Canada. M R Rand and wife visited Dillon from Horse Prairie. Roy B Herndon, Lemhi county assessor, visited Armstead on return to Salmon. David Mahoney of Gilmore Pittsburg RR office stayed at Thomas Yeaman ranch. Mrs J W Scott hosted lunch for Mrs G H Bacon and guests. Mr and Mrs Al De Ver discussed family matters.
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The
Tribune
Armstead
T. B. Craver
Sheridan
Della Noble
George Roberts
Gilmore & Pittsburg
Roberts
Butte
Haily
Salmon
David Mahoney
Thomas Yeaman Ranch
J. W. Scott
G. H. Bacon
Coast
Mesdames Bacon
Wheeler
Patterson
Guptill
al De-Ver
Western Golf Association names panel on constitution amendments
President Charles F Thompson of the Western Golf Association announced a special committee to draft amendments for submission at the annual meeting January 16 in Chicago. The move signals a possible clash with the United States Golf Association as the plan would extend the Western Hemisphere jurisdiction from Alaska to Argentina.
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Charles F. Thompson
Western Gulf Association
Chicago
Western Golf Association
United States Golf Association
Western Hemisphere
Alaska
Argentina
Colleges to contest Boston games at Mechanics Hall
The Boston Athletic Association will stage its annual games in Mechanics Hall on February 12 with Harvard relay races and new contests between eastern colleges. Invitations have been sent to Amherst Bates Boston College Bowdoin Brown Dartmouth Harvard Holy Cross MIT Maine Penn Wesleyan Williams Yale and to Chicago Athletic Association Irish American Athletic Association and New York Athletic Club.
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Boston Athletic Association
Mechanics’ Building
Harvard
Amherst
Bates
Boston College
Bowdoin
Brown
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Maine
University of Pennsylvania
Wesleyan
Williams
Yale
Chicago Athletic Association
Irish-American Athletic Association
New York Athletic Club
Polo in New Hands Oversees English Management Shift
English polo players object to Hurlingham Club control seen as dominated by Millers horse dealers who supply most ponies. A new board of control will oversee management with English and Irish clubs represented. The US will be watched as governance changes unfold.
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Hurlingham Club
England
United States
Board of Control
Ireland
Royal figures and their favored pastimes
The sultan of Zanzibar loves collecting clocks and was educated at Eton and Oxford. Queen Margherita of Italy favors American and English novels and magazines. King Edward, turning sixty eight, enjoys good health though seven years ago his coronation was hurried then postponed after a serious operation.
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Zanzibar
Harrow
Oxford
Margherita
Italy
Edward
New Zealand Edelweiss Variant and Tree Growth Facts
A New Zealand edelweiss variant differs slightly from the Swiss form. A rooted orange leaf can sprout from careful planting. Century old oaks average 41 inches diameter, larch 40, elm 50, and yew pine inches. A twenty year white pine grows about twenty five feet, other measurements are uncertain.
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New Zealand
Edelweiss
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Centerville
J. M. Page
R. W. Page
Mae Page
C. Burtch
M. A. B. Page
Eastman
C. L. Utley
Arlene
Page
James Shannon
Clark
Alder
Elmer Paige
Obie Perry
Pageville Friends
Clara Burtch
Hagerman
Ford M. Burtch
McMinville
Clara Wilcomb
Arthur Page
N. L. Paige
Paige
Wilcomb
Clarence Bartholomew
Bartch
R. H. Fuqua
John Swanstrum
Leslie Gilman
Whitehall
Dion Pennington
Kn-Aw
Conrad Gilster
C. O. Diffenderfer
Leadore
W. A. McCutcheon
Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad
Salt Lake
Thory Jackson
Clyde Bennnington
Maine
New Brunswick
Mr. Bennington
H. H. Swain
Argenta
Bannack
Mrs. Lloyd
A. L. Rife
A. L. Anderson
Plano
Dain
Dart Hardware & Imple
Yellowstone Park
Oregon Short Line
Guy Simpson
the Royal Box
Sebastine Kneppe
Beaverhead
Henry Schoenborn
Mont
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