Willis News: Deer, Bridges and Local Visitors
Willis notes include visits from Dillon and Butte figures such as L G Woodside and Miss E Leonard. Deer hunting yields two on Rock creek, a mountain lion is said to have taken half a deer. A new river bridge is planned. threshing ends with J A Browne harvesting over 10 000 bushels. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is recommended for colds.
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Tribune
Willis
L. G. Woodside
Dillon
E. Leonard
Butte
Carl Nickel
Bechrer Bros
Frank Gransberry
Fay Gransberry
Julius Hartwig’s
R. Ames
M. Reichle
Math Polich
Rock Creek
Lost Creek
J. A. Browne
George Beehrer
Math Ponich
Good Cough Medicine for Children
The piece urges care for children during cough season and warns of diphtheria or scarlet fever risk from colds. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as trusted by mothers, with Mrs. F. F. Starcher of Ripley, West Virginia, praising its safety and effectiveness for children. It notes the remedy contains no opium and is safe for both children and adults, sold by Riley the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
F. F. Starcher
Ripley
W. Va
Riley
Pageville Christmas Week Socials and Visits Report
The Pageville area reports a busy sequence of visits and social events. Revered No vinger of Melrose met George McFadden and family then traveled to Dillon. C A Saffle heads for the Pacific coast on business for Warner Instrument Co. Others, including S B Paige from Ruby and Henry Taylor from Oregon, visited Pageville and Twin Bridges, with dinners and calls on relatives. Thanksgiving activities include a school skating party and a large dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Evelyn Mercer for local families.
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Tribune
Pageville
Novinger
Melrose
George McFadden
Family
Twin Bridges
Dillon
C. A. Saffle
Pacific Coast
Warner Instrument Company
Beloit
Wis
S. B. Paige
Ruby
Henry Taylor
Oregon
Clara Wilcomb
Bridges
Dewey Gurtin
Missoula
Virginia City
Charley Staplin
Ethel Oliver
Centerville
Lillian Lippert
Roy Bird
Wisdom
T. J. Bird
Irene Kelly
Pennington School
C. L. Utley
Palmer Park
Rodney Page
HA. Redfield
Frank Schwartz
Dell Community Notes On Farms Dance And Elections
Snow delays haying and threshing rush as farmers finish grain. Threshing machines work to beat the July Fourth. Dell plans a masquerade ball on New Year’s Eve and a school dance on Christmas Eve with a meeting at the school house. Improvements to the school grounds noted. Wm. Connors resigns as district clerk.
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Dell
Wm. Connors
Beware of Frequent Colds
A brief medical notice warns that repeated or prolonged colds often lead to chronic catarrh and warns that most people fail to fully recover. It advises treating each cold promptly to avoid lasting nasal and throat irritation.
Women Who Wear Well by Dr Pierce’s Prescription
The article extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nervine for women. It claims marriage and motherhood cause decline without treatment, and asserts the remedy strengthens weak women, aids pregnancy, and poses no harm. It promotes consultation by mail from Buffalo New York.
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Pierce
Shereeddress
BR. V. Pierce
Valids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N. Y
High School Class Elects Officers and Updates
The 31 juniors held a class meeting with Hiram Brun dage as president Josephine Erwin as vice president Minnie Gilbert as secretary and treasurer. Prof Foote spoke on To be not to seem. Report cards will be issued next Monday. The Thanksgiving basketball game ended 17 to 13 with the High school boys winning.
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Hiram Brundage
Josephine Erwin
Minnie Gilbert
Foote
General Assembly
Herbert Hynn
Gladys Winters
Hazel Hartshorn
Ohio
Will Kennison
Watch the Holiday Bargain Columns in The Tribune
The Tribune highlights holiday bargain columns with shopping tips and featured deals from local retailers. Readers are advised to compare prices and check store policies for returns and availability.
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Tribune
W C T U Prize Contest Program Highlights
The program for a W C T U prize contest on Saturday night December 14 features music selections and several recitations. Participants include Georgie Cullem Morton Elliott Estella Knotts Anson Baxter Lincoln Williams Hugh Anderson and Isabella Watson with Mrs Frank Knotts presenting prizes and a song by the audience.
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Georgie Cullem
Walter Conway
Morton Elliott Peani
Estella Knotts
Father Lecheck Beup
Pada Eber Badcon
Sam Ambrose
Anson Baxter
Lincoln Williams
Hugh Anderson
Isabella Watson
Frank Knotts
Ten Thousand On The Market At South Omaha Market Report
TEN THOUSAND ON THE MARKET South Omaha December 4 The first two days of this week brought about 10 000 cattle on this market Chicago reported heavy runs and lower prices on most offerings except best beeves packers favored western range cattle and the market was about ten cents lower on short fed stock and firmer on good western feeders Prices ranged from 3 25 to 5 60 for common to choice dry lot beeves to 4 90 for choice range beeves 3 50 to 4 00 for choice corn fed cows and heifers 1 25 to 2 00 for canners and cutters 3 00 to 5 75 for veal calves hog receipts were light with higher prices 1 60 to 4 65 top 1 75 with away sheep market active about 10 higher than last week’s close.
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South Omaha
Chicago
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsement
David Freeman of Kempt Nova Scotia testifies the tablets ease a heavy dull feeling after meals and improve digestion. The ad claims they strengthen the stomach regulate liver and bowels and are superior to pills at no extra cost. A free sample is offered at Riley the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
David Freeman
Kempt
Nova Scotia
Riley
Pain Balm Relief Proves Efficient For Toronto Man
In summer 1903 Mr S Pedlar of Toronto Ontario suffered severe in step pains making walking difficult. He used Chamberlains Pain Balm and was completely cured by one bottle. He has recommended it to several friends who praise it. For sale by local merchants.
Social notes from the college dormitory scene
Miss Lulu Rumbaugh has left school and is in Idaho. Miss Senior will take her work as secretary of the Y W C A. Dr Swain attended the state board of education session in Helena. Fern Clark hosted a dainty spread for sister Nell Clark. The Kappa Zeta Nu held a social with guest Carson. Prof Reidelsberger presented Folk Songs in general exercises. Miss Vance, former Normal College attendee, visits the dormitory. Hamilton leaves for California. Prof Mosher spoke on Migratory Schools. Miss McGowan of Lima guests Truax. Ladies Aid of the Baptist church hosted at the dormitory. Mr Simpson of Missoula and Mr Hall of Butte visited with campus friends. Tribune Book Store advertises banners and pennants for all colleges.
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Lulu Rumbaugh
Idaho
Miss Senior
Y. W.cla
Swain
Helena
State Board of Education
Fern Clark
Nell Clark
Kappa Zeta Nu
Miss Carson
Reidelsberger
Miss Vance
Normal College
Miss Hamilton
California
Mosher
Miss McGowan
Lima
Truax
The
Baptist Church
Owsley
Simpson
Missoula
The Show Girl to Play Dillon Theatre on Tuesday
The Show Girl heads to the Dillon theatre on Tuesday evening December 10 as part of its fifth successful season. J P Goring directs a top tier cast led by Lillie Sutherland known for her eccentric comedy and superb singing. The production promises strong humor, stylish dancing, and memorable costumes.
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Dillon Theatre
J. P. Goring
Lillie Sutherland
Miss Sutherland
Tea customer service promise noted in grocer policy
A grocer offers a money back guarantee on tea purchases if customers are dissatisfied, stating customers may return the product for a refund. The store emphasizes prompt refunds and customer satisfaction.
The Show Girl Features Langdon and New Song Hits
Comedy star Harry Langdon returns to vaudeville as the centerpiece of a lively season. Charming music threads through the act with the prettiest songs yet heard in The Show Girl. Seventeen fresh song hits provide the musical backbone.
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Harry Langdon
Deer hunting extended to December fifteenth
The game season ended for all classes except deer last Saturday. Deer may be killed until December 15, one week from next Sunday. Local sportsmen report success in hunting big game in the mountains and waterfowl along lakes and rivers, with few parties returning empty handed and many noting an overall increase in game abundance this year.
Edison Phonograph among Dillon folks and trains schedule update
J B Logan discusses the Edison Phonograph sold by Hughes and McCaleb. The Oregon Short Line timetable changes set new Dillon arrivals at 2 05 pm and 6 32 pm for certain trains. Poindexter Orr shifts steam plow to the east flat for a public test with spectators noting its smooth operation and valley prospects.
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Dillon
Poindexter & Orr Company
49th G W Dart Hpw Co Gift Offer Cup and Saucer
Commencing on December 16 1907 and lasting until the 31st the 49th G W Dart Hpw Co offers one cup and saucer to each person buying 35 cents worth of goods.
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G. W. Dart
End of the World Theories and Cosmic Dangers
The piece surveys how the world might end, weighing gradual solar cooling against a peril from unseen massive bodies in space. It cites Ellard Gore noting dark suns could collide with Earth, and explains a distant approaching object would reflect sunlight as it nears, with a fifteen year warning prior to impact.
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Ellard Gore
Earth
Learn How to Invest in Mining Profit and Loss Magazine
The Profit and Loss magazine promotes mining stock guidance and investment literature. It boasts 200 pages monthly, independent reporting, and free sample copies by postal card. Readers are urged to request a free sample to evaluate value and subscribe.
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California St
Denver
Colo
Beaverhead Bank Financial Statement Sworn by President
State of Montana Beaverhead County. B P White president of the above bank swears the financial statement is true to the best of his knowledge and belief. The report lists Loans and discounts overdrafts U S bonds securities banking-house and other assets along with liabilities including capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits.
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U. S
Furnir E
Nick Perio
Fender
U.S
Treas
State of
Montana
Beavererad
B. PF. White
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Nye Schneiaumg der Fowler Company
Omaha, Neb
Schilling
Eliel
Brothers
Mr. J. P. Goring
Rose Langdon
Pretty Grace Wilson
Funny Jack Curtis
Ivy Vine
Psyche
Hughes & McCaleb’s
A. L. Anderson
Feed & Sale
Mont
J. B. Logan
Edison Phonograph
Hughes & McCaleb
First National Bank
Uum
B.F Waite
H. Graset
D. W. Henry
Bunvrexn
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