Pioneer Pfeifer Dies in Idaho After Short Illness
John Peter Pfeifer longtime Montana mining prospector and former Silver Bow hotel proprietor died Saturday morning in Boise Idaho after a brief illness. He arrived in Montana in 1866 and prospected near Butte when it was a small settlement. He left a daughter Mrs Gus Fitschen and a son in law Hayes Cannon in Butte and another daughter Mrs Julius Hartwig of Glenn in this county.
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John Peter Pfeifer
Montana
Boise
Idaho
Pfeifer
Butte
Silver Bow
Missler
Gus. Fitschen
Hayes Cannon
Julius Hartwig
Glenn
Arrested for Stealing Wife From Mother
Wade H. Smith was arrested in Odessa, Missouri and brought to Marshall for trial on charges of kidnapping his wife from her mother's home. The couple had separated and Smith allegedly seized and dragged her away after she refused to return.
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Marshall
Wade H. Smith
Odessa
Smith
I Seemed to Give Him a New Stomach
A Lake View Ohio Sun editor recounts intense illness after meals and relief from Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. He claims the first doses brought relief and a second bottle restored a “new stomach” and health. For sale by all dealers.
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M. Young Peters
the Sun
Lake View
Ohio
Chamberlain
Great London Show Brings World Champion Grey Percherons
The Great London Show presents the International Champion six horse team the Dublin Dapple Gray valued at 25000 dollars and touring US and Canada. Big Dan the high wheel horse weighs 2400 pounds while Jack Kent drives the team with gold trimmed harness and royal trophies.
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London
Dublin
United States
Canada
England
Scotland
Liverpool
Olympia
Regent’s Park
Lincoln
Edward VII
Big Dan
Jack Kent
Dillon
Western Farmers Granted Extended Clam Rights Past Deadline
By a bill approved in the house and senate, western states with crops fading due to drought may delay clam harvests until next April without losing their rights.
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Washington
Senate
Beaverhead County Tax Levy Sets Higher Rates
Beaverhead County Montana board of county commissioners met in special session on Monday August 1 to set the year tax levies. Rates cover state general fund 2.5 mills county general 5 mills district school funds 0.5 to 4 mills district specifics listed by district numbers. Board adjourned at 8 40 p m with Jno S Baker signing.
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Board of County, Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
WT. C. Patterson
CC. We. Francis
Jno
Poor Fund
Bridge Fund
General School Fund
County Free High School Fund
County Free High School
Road Fund
Dillon
District School
Hold Up Men Kill and Wound at Pipe Stone Springs Saloon
Two masked bandits attempted a hold up at Springs saloon near Butte east of the city. Two patrons were killed and another seriously wounded as the gunmen fired after being frightened by the gathering crowd. A Greek section hand died in hospital and another Greek died from injuries. The robbers fled into nearby mountains without stealing anything. Police traced the fugitives to the area.
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Butte
Springs
Pipestone Springs
Dani Koontz
Otien
Mountins
Blood Purifier Claims to Purge Toxins and Boost Health
An old advertise style piece describes white blood cells as tigerlike fighters against germs, noting pimples and skin sores arise when germs overwhelm them. It claims Electric Biders regulate organs and expel poisons, praising a testimonial from C. T. Budalini of Tracy, California. Potts druggist sells them for 50 cents.
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C. T. Budalini
Tracy
Calif
Potts
Accused of stealing bold claim about arnica salve
E E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine accuses Bucklen's Arnica Salve of removing sting from burns and pain from sores boils and piles. He proclaims it robs cuts corns bruises sprains and injuries of their terror and calls it an equal healing remedy. Only 25c at Potts druggist. 1-m
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E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton
Bucklen
Potts
Standard Oil Pays Costs in Dissolution Suit
Washington report shows a $42,395 check paid by Standard Oil Company to the Department of Justice covering costs in the dissolution suit filed by the government under the Sherman Antitrust Act.
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Standard Oil
Washington
Department of Justice
Auction Stock At State Fair Brings Pure Bred Livestock Exchange
State fair introduces a new annual livestock auction featuring pure bred stock to improve breeding of horses cattle swine and sheep. Col Bellows of Missouri will auction three mornings during fair week starting September 28 with Harry L Summers of Bozeman supervising. Breeders must send breeding details by September 1 for the catalogue to promote Montana stock raising.
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Col. Bellows
Missouri
America
Harry L. Summers
Bozeman
Montana
Local Notices and Ads From Dillon Tribune Readers
Local items from Dillon include visits by G A Williams of Wisdom and A Fisher of Melrose, closures and sales at Post Office Store and Bond and Bond grocers, and bargains on hammocks. County business notes mention Ober and the Montana Pioneers in Beaverhead, with Dillon retailers promoting daily news and Edison phonographs. City ads urge subscription and keeping posted on surrounding territory.
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A Fisher
Melrose
Tribune Book Store
The
Tribune
Dillon Coal & Transfer Co
Dillon Bakery
Bond
Ober
Dillon
Jackson
Big Hole
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the Scenic Theatre
Sonora
Acacia
G. A. Williams
Wisdom
Paris
Helena
Idaho Streets
Geo. Woodworth
Montana Pioners Association
Hughes & McCaleb
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