Thanksgiving Week Notes From Beaverhead Dillon Tribune
Thanksgiving dawns bright as residents share healthful appetites and turkey plans. Social scenes include a children’s dance, school car visits by the International Correspondence School in Lima, and local visits. Obituaries note Amanda Davidson of Crab Tree, aged 65, with surviving family. Local updates cover property moves, cattle plans, and mining interests in Dillon area.
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Lia
International Correspondence School
Lima
George Moir
Frank McManumy
J. T. Delaney
H.W. Bartlett
Dillon Dee
Wallace
EH. B. Baily
Gutting
Utah
Union Pacific
Ollie White
Crab Tree
Amanda Davidson
Charles
John
Laura Jones
Anaconda
Nichols
Osborn, Kas
Lima Cemetery
Local notes from Ryan Canyon and nearby Idaho
Alvin Dewitt of Bedrock passes through the canyon while John Lavery of Salmon Idaho and friends stay at Grayling. A baby boy was born November 29 to Mr and Mrs Join Lavery, with Mrs Lavery formerly Miss Sarah McManemey. Dr M A Miller of Dillon visited Grayling. John McManemey buys a $400 trotting horse in Idaho. Three thousand sheep move toward Medicine Lodge from Grasshopper and rumors spread about partners and swift steed. Benj Taylor of Grasshopper reportedly sold his ranch to sheep men near Dillon.
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Ryan Canyon
Alvin Dewitt
Bedrock
Canyon
John Lavery
Salmon
Idaho
Grayling
Martin McManemey
Join Lavery
Lavery
Sarah McManemey
Dillon
Mr. Johnson
Medicine Lodge
John McManemey
John
Dabo
Watseka mine sale and town growth in Rochester
Rochester notes a large Butte company buying the Watseka mine from Mr. Merk, with extensive pumping work and a new station planned. Meanwhile Old Company mine remains active, town expansion continues with new store, hall, and hotels, plus local social events and errands across Rochester.
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Rochester
Watseka
F. RK
Merk
Twin Bridges
Butte
E. W. Merritt
J. K. Clark
J. M. Page
Wm. Klein
Winegardt
Haxby
Maccabees
Mark Leffler
Melrose
A sure cure for croup from Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A long standing claim praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as preventing croup when given at first hoarseness or at the onset of a rough cough. The ad asserts twenty five years of constant use without failure and notes City Drug Store as a seller.
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City Drug Store
The Deacon and the Prayer
A short debate between a fault finding deacon and a minister about a morning prayer. The deacon complains it was too long and had unwarranted expressions, while the minister replies the prayer was addressed to God, not to him.
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Ohio State Journal
Vulgar Trade Sparks Moral Debate
A candid woman denounces marrying for money as selling oneself, equating it with selling dry goods. She rejects moral rationalizations and insists trade is trade, a stance noted by the Detroit Journal.
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Detroit Journal
Reformed confidence man reflects on races and plucking winners
In a quoted remark the former con man who once frequented racecourses explains that picking the winner is hard but profiting from the loser is easier. He notes his experience shows how cunning often succeeds where prediction fails.
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Chicago Tribune
Burglars Alarm Woman at Minister's House
A line from The Wrong House area in a Woman's Journal anecdote shows a wife waking to burglars in a minister's home. The exchange suggests a tense scene with the minister dismissing concern and urging others to learn the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Major county cash mining deal completed last week
One of the largest mining deals in the county closed last week with $80,000 paid through the First National Bank of this city and the balance to follow. Parties anticipate spending at least a quarter of a million dollars on the property next season. Names are not being released at this time.
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First National Bank
the TriBune
Matthias Mounts
Fridley
Bozeman
Montana
Capt. Brown
Yellowstone National Park
Capt Brown
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Years of Piles, Reader Says
F M Higgins editor of Seneca II Newa reports long struggle with piles finally cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after two boxes. He calls it the surest pile care on earth and the best salve in the world. Available at city drug stores for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Higgins
Seneca
Newa
Bribe Attempt Ends In Fine At Rural Justice
A couple seeking a divorce asked a rural justice for aid. The bailiff said the law forbids it, and the husband offered six dollars in a stockings. The magistrate fined five dollars for bribery and one fifty for wasting time, lamenting jurisdiction limits.
Geographical and Zoological Party Hosted by Hall Miller Paul
Mesdames Hall Miller and Paul hosted a Friday afternoon gathering at Paul's home with married ladies present. Guests wrote answers on cards then enjoyed unique charades and refreshments. Attendees included Monroe Edson Lamont Williams Waldorf White Sameel Swain Laughleo Cunard Morton Cushing Fenner Orr Busteed Jones Forrester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Hall
Miller and Paul
Mesdames Monroe
Edson
Lamont
Willia
Grannia
Stone
Anderson
Weenink
Williams
Waldorf
B. F. White
Sameel
Swain
H. Burflend
Laughleo
B. Cunard
Morton
L. Cushing
Fenner
M. Orr
Busteed
Dr. Jones
Forrester
Idaho robbers captured in Anaconda after week old hold up
Bert Hilman and Dan Harkins, two young men linked to the A D M Co store robbery at Gibbonsville Idaho, were captured in Anaconda Saturday night. A telegram from Sheriff Pyle said officers now on alert recovered a clue to the fugitives flight. The pair deny the crime and returned to Idaho with requisition papers via Basin on Tuesday, escorted by Lemhi county deputies Louis Bancroft and W W Nickson.
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Bert Hilman
Dan Harkins
Gibbonsville
Idaho
Anaconda
Pyle
Copper City
Louis Bancroft
W. W. Nickson
Lemhi County
Tragic infant dies in Dillon in private funeral set
Florence May Ball, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert H Ball, died at their Dillon home shortly after 11 pm aged 11 weeks. Funeral will be private tomorrow at 2 pm with Rev H F Cope officiating. The community extends sympathy to the Ball family. Henry E Steffens and Miss Judie Dunpuis wed at the bride’s mother’s home in Laurin Monday in a ceremony by Rev Van den Broeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Swanstrom
Dillon
Linder Brothers
M. Nyhart
Charley Morris
Point of Rocks
Henry Bloch
Brooklyn
Rosie
Gabriel
Achilles
Mr. Bloch
Ireda
Florence May
Albert H. Ball
H. F. Cope
H. F. Cope ,Officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Ball
Henry E. Steffens
Judie Dunpuis
Laurin
Mondsy
Father van den Broeck
Dilton
Fynrrte Grocery Co Promotes Fresh Ripe Fruits
Local grocer touts top quality fruit supply with emphasis on freshness and reliable disposal of surplus fruit. coordinated sales and inventory practices underline the business's efficiency.
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Fynrrte Grocery Co
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