Death of Alfred Cisler A Pioneer Miner in Brandon Montana
Alfred Cisler, 74, died August 13 1897 at his Brandon home after a brief illness brought on by heat. He moved to Montana with his wife and son Joseph in 1864 from Colorado, living in Brandon since and prior ties to Grand Rapids Michigan and Ohio. Funeral held August 14 at 2 pm, buried beside his son Willie. He leaves a wife, three sons and two daughters. community mourns the loss of a respected pioneer.
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Tribune
Sue Ripan
Brandon
Alfred Cisler
Montana
Joseph
Colorado
Grand Rapida
Michigan
Ohio
Willie
Song
Down South Mrs Barret Tours Mexico Snow to Sun
Mrs. Martin Barret recounts a winter trip from El Paso into Mexico. She observes adobe huts, mule carts, open-air markets, and frontier customs. She notes clothing, jewelry, churchgoing, and daily life among Mexican towns and riders through plains and haciendas.
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New Mexico
California
Mexico
Montena
el Paso
Texas
Yellowstone Visitors and Local Outings Chronology
Special Correspondence notes Mr and Mrs Robert Page and Mr and Mrs Rodney Page returning from Yellowstone National Park last Saturday Dwight Bushnell heads to Butte by bicycle J K Hartt visits from Sheridan to fish the Big Hole River E T Maring and Mrs Marings mother visit from Foraythe Welch family from Butte enjoy summer stay at Pageville Be expected to Dillon for Beaverhead county institute Nellie Lizzie Page Maytie Belle Utley and Ford Bartch depart for Dillon for the institute Burtch to return tonight
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Tribin Pacreviniy
Robert Page
Rodney Page
Yellowstone National Park
Dwight Bushnell
Butte
Whitehall
J. K. Hartt
Sheridan
Big Hole
E. T. Maring
Foraythe
Mra
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad Promises Quick Cure
An advert touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a guaranteed cure for biliousness headaches fevers constipation and sluggish liver. It claims a money back guarantee and promotes 10c 25c and 50c boxes with a free sample and booklet.
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Blank books offered at 15 cents to 15 dollars
Dillon area notices advertise blank books available from the TRIE UME office priced from 15¢ up to 15.00, inviting purchases or inquiries at the local office.
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Dillon
T'nrpunn
Eminent New York Chemist Offers Free Readership Promotion
An influential New York chemist and scientist advertises a free subscription offer to readers via the cooperative plan. The piece promotes telegraphic reports and markets and notes a combined price with the Dillon Triune. Sample copies are available free.
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