Rye Cutting and Social Visits Reported East of Town
Paul Stahl finished cutting rye on the beach land with Mrs. Water's field on her desert claim. R. F. Foster and wife called on Mrs. S. R. Eldridge Thursday evening. Mrs. Chas. Cox left for Missoula after visiting her sister Mrs. J. P. Waters. A Kennison visited with his son John near Dell. Mrs. S. R. Eldridge and Philia visited Mrs. Schwartz in Dillon. Bernice Wilson stayed with aunt Mrs. Kennison of the Upper Blacktail. Ed Farley and family from Dil-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Paul Stahl
S. R. Eldridge
Philia
Schwartz
Dillon
Bernice Wilson
Asa Kennison
Upper
Blacktail
Ed. Farley
Dil
The Knock-out Blow and Dr Pierce Remedies
The article extols the knockout punch as the ultimate ring weapon and claims the stomach as the most vulnerable spot. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for digestion and blood purification, plus Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy for nasal catarrh, and offers a booklet with medical endorsements mailed on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Pierce
B.V. Pierce
Affaio
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Local Social Roster Highlights Visits and Set Gatherings
The notice records multiple visits and social calls across a weekend. Norman Holden and family visited Mrs. Holden’s parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown. Emmet Thompson from Boise City is visiting J. P. Waters. Rev. S. D. Hooker called on N. E. Holden and Mrs. Will Wilson. Margaret and Olla Eldridge visited Bertha and Mabel Banks. Maud and May Stark of Prescott, Kansas stayed with Mrs. A. Kennison and Mrs. Will Wilson. Frank Hazelbaker and the Stark sisters dined with Mrs. Will Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Waters
Norman Holden
May Stark
Prescott
Kansas
A. Kennison
Will Wilson
Frank Hazelbaker
Dillon
Stark
Endorsement of Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy on Trains
Edward E. Henry of United States Express Co. Chicago reports that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured chronic diarrhoea for himself and many sick on trains. He is an old soldier who served with Hayes and McKinley in the 23rd Ohio Regiment. For sale by Potts, the druggist.
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Edward E. Henry
United States Express Co
Chicago
Quick
Chamberlain
Rutherford B. Hayes
William McKinley
23Rd
Ohio Regiment
Potts
Pageville Notes from Dillon and Cloverdale Ranch Visit
Mrs. Brown of Dillon visits Mrs. O J Proutz at Cloverdale ranch this week. Mrs Anna Crawford leaves for Dillon to join her husband employed at Crabtree. Clayton Page and family and W A Page with Miss Gladys Gilman return from Yellowstone trip. Elmer Page party visited Twin Bridges. Mrs William Stewart ill with heart issue but improving after doctor’s care. C A Saffle returns for a two week vacation with family. Mr and Mrs Fletcher of Missoula visit Mrs Fletcher’s sister.
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Tribune
Pageville
Mont
Brown
Dillon
O. J. Proutz
Cloverdale Ranch
Anna Crawford
Crabtree
Clayton Page
W. A. Page
Gladys. Gilman
Harvey Gilman
Laurin
Yellowstone Park
Elmer Page
Little Son
Twin Bridges
William Stewart
Jordan
C. A. Saffle
Local notes from Pageville and Twin Bridges area
A string of Pageville and nearby reports details visits, illnesses, travel and daily life. Albert Nyhart and family from Wisconsin Creek visit due to Mrs Nyhart’s sister Mrs Stewart’s illness. The Martin Shannon Redfield Mercer party tours Whitehall and Jefferson Island. Jacob Ruple improves under Dr Wilson after a serious injury. Community mentions include travelers, camping trips, fruit sales, birthdays, and local illnesses including rheumatism and heart trouble.
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Albert Nyhart
Fletcher
Mabel Putnam
Claud Butts
Twin Bridges
Wisconsin Creek
Mr. Nyhart
Stewart
Martin-Shannon - Redfield-Mercer
Whitehall
Jefferson Island
Arthur Page
Ed. Page
Orrin Page
Jacob Ruple
Wilson
Frank Swartz
Blaine
Carl Swanstrum
Collier
Butte
Pageville
R. H. Fuqua
C. A. Safile
Spring Canyon
A. P. Jenson
Salt Lake
Ernest Page
William Ferguson
Joseph Pennington
O. M. Best
Dillon
Lester Page
Rev. Hardy
Alice Charlton
Mrs. Hardy
Canada
David Hardy
M. E. Conference
Miles City
Man Claims Cure For Chronic Diarrhea With Remedy
John H. Zirkle of Philippi West Virginia says his father suffered years with diarrhoea until using Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Potts druggist. One bottle cured him and eighteen months later he remains well at sixty and able to work as a younger man. 1-m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Zirkle
Philippi
W.va
Chamberlain
Potts
Accidents andWork Movements Noted in Polaris Area
An accident injures George Masciker of Polaris, treated by Dr. Ryburn with about thirty stitches. Sheriff Duke Gist took a trip to Dillon. James Leland leaves Silver Fissure for Salt Lake City and Spokane. Ranchers face ongoing harvest, with rain delaying work and plans to attend the Fair. Local residents move, work, or visit towns including Dillon, Chicago, and Butte.
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Tribune
Polaris
George Masciker
Polaris Company
Ryburn
Duke Gist
Our Valley
Dillon
James Leland
Silver Fissure Company
Salt Lake City
Spokane
Jack Williams
Timothy
Ed. Marchesseau
Walter Reubens
Chas. McDowell
Chicago
Denver
Reuben
Anthony Schraff
Butte
Thos. Ellis
Joseph Mailhait
Garret
J. McConnell
Marie Marchesseau
Tea buyers seek refunds on Schilling's Best label
A grocer returns money to customers who bought Schilling's Best beet tea and did not like it. The store offers a full refund to those who request it.
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Schilling
Butte Visitors Attend Reichle Picnic at Yellowstone Park
Frankie Kambich's summer illness improves. M O Keefe from Butte visits Mrs Hartwig. Dr Mahony and Mrs Mahony from Billings stay with the Brownes. Reichle and daughter Helena host Butte visitors at Yellowstone park outing. Butchers picnic draws crowds from Butte Melrose Farlin and nearby areas. Wildlife bears entertain campers as guests enjoy music games and a train departure sends everyone home satisfied.
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Tribune
Willis
Frankie
S. Kambich
M. O'Keefe
Butte
Jacob Hartwig
Mahony
Billings
J. A. Browne
Melrose
Farlin
A Faithful Friend Promotes a Trusted Remedy
A Indiana traveler H S Nichols praises Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted companion since 1872. He notes its reliable cures on travels and urges purchase from Potts druggist.
Big Hole items and county fair notes from Wisdom
Wm Tucker, injured in hay harvest, faces possible loss of his hand after blood poisoning. Forest Supervisor Wyman and Ranger Utley returned from inspection west and north of Wisdom reporting elk but little small game. The Big Hole haying season is the best on record with all work progressing. many ranchers finish this week. Beaverhead County Fair set for September 9 to 11 in Dillon, with organizers praised for effort. Basin residents look forward to the fair though railroad distance limits livestock exhibits.
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Wm. Tucker
Butte
Tucker
Wyman
Utley
Wisdom
Anaconda
Mr. Wyman
Dillon
Big Hole Basin
Beaverhead County
Basin
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