Thanksgiving Visitors and School Closure Noted in Willis
Special to Tribune from Willis details a week of visits and hunting trips by residents from Butte Dillon and Twin Bridges. The town reveals Thanksgiving gatherings, marriages, farming plans, and the nine month school term ending, with local social and family notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Willis
R. Adders
Mr. Engel
Butte
Tessie Reichle
Dudee
Beehrer Bros
Julia
Louisa Beehrer
R. T. Wing
Dillon
J. A. Browne
Miss Stamm
Mrs. Browne
Myrtle Cornforth
Glen Cornforth
Twin Bridges
Beulah Holder
Fay H. Gransberg
Idaho
Curtis Ferguson
J. Garrison
John Dullen
Young
Melrose
al. Fassler
Jacob Hartwig
Nyhart
Maidenrock
J. McLean
Julius Hartwig
George Bighorn
A Home Made Happy by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A mother recalls her infant daughter’s measles with bronchitis and near death until Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was tried after visits to eight stores. The remedy is credited with saving the child and is available from R. L. Riley, druggist.
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Chamberlain
Geo W. Spence
Holly Springs
N.C
R. L. Riley
Pageville notes and family travels on early December
Special to Tribune reports Clayton Page leaving for Bozeman to visit son Lester while Mrs Page travels to Whitehall to visit sister Ar thur Page. Miss Oswald returns to school after Thanksgiving in Butte and Miss LaSage comes back from Butte.
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Tribune
Pageville
Clayton Page
Bozeman
Lester
Lucy Ramish
Jefferson Island
Ed. Page
Home as remedy and reform in Bluffton ad brief
A Bluffton Banner notice humorously extols returning home for consolation fun reform and family guidance. It then promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for bad colds with sale by R L Riley druggist. 1-m
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Bluffton
Ind
Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
Water loo News Notes and Personal Mention
Fay H. Curtis of Butte is in the valley handling business matters. L. G. Foster and wife moved their household goods to the Curtis ranch they recently purchased and will reside there soon. Geo. B. Harbison visited Twin Bridges Friday. If we are not misinformed we shall.
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Bob” Farmer
Butte
Wing
Mae
Ralph Bushnell
Emily Foster
Twin Bridges
Eldah F. McCall
Jas. Foster
H. J. Foster
P. Carney
L. G. Foster
Whitehall
Edwin Cooley
Clyde Morrison
Jim Wing
Madison
Tribune
Waterloo
Fay H. Curtis
Curtis
Geo. B. Harbison
How Diphtheria is Contracted and Cough Remedy Claim
An article explains how a cold can leave a child susceptible to diphtheria and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for the cold and a way to lessen diphtheria risk. Sold by R. L. Riley, druggist. 1l-m
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R. L. Riley
Public Speaking Club Delights College Audience
The Public Speaking Club hosted an evening of entertainment and reception in the Assembly hall featuring piano solos by Miss Helen Laird and Miss Grace Adams, scenes from The Tempest, a Cuba annexation debate, duets, recitations, and an address on The Hearst Newspapers. A later reception in the gym featured a Montana geography guessing contest and lavish refreshments.
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Assembly Hall
Helen Laird
Shakespear
Prospero
Marie Lamont Miranda
Edith Noyes
Prince of
Naples
Alma Morse
Grace Adams
United States
Cuba
Mr. Carroll
Torreyson
Clapp
Larson
Lucy Branan
Laura Maynard
Julia Morrell
Rose Welch
Edna Ketchum
Hearst Newspapers
Ward Swain
Helen Maygar
Montana
Ida Sykes
Myrtle Neihart
Alice Nixon
Bee Nixon
Maud Bronson
Emily Brown
Emma Thornton
Anna Devine
Anna Larson
Grace Johnson
Rose Wesch
Maude Griffin
Margaret O’brien
Gail Beuschlein
Margaret Burke
The Stomach and Liver Tablets Claim Health Boost
It notes that strength comes from digestion and introduces Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to invigorate the stomach and liver. The ad promises better appetite, increased strength and weight, greater endurance, and a clearer head. Price is 25 cents with free samples, sold by R. L. Riley, druggist. 1-m
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R. L. Riley
High School Notes From Thanksgiving Week
The basketball boys beat the town team 30 to 12 on Thanksgiving Day at the opera house and plan a northern state trip to play other high school teams. Miss Selah Graves and Miss Florence Paddock returned to Bannack visits. Conway medal essays are at the judges. Music classes grow. double quartets rehearse at Prof. Luce's. Ceramic drawing models total twenty one pieces. The high school pin design features a beaver head with C H S surrounding it and the year engraved beneath.
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Opera House
Selah Graves
Bannack
Conway
Prof
World Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds Boston convention
The seventh W C T U convention met in Boston October 17 23 with delegates from 31 nations and messages from leaders including President Roosevelt. John D Long and Gov Guild spoke highlighting temperance progress and civic reform. Anna Shaw urged a broad patriotism and community responsibility for children's education amid the temperance movement. French Bros. shipped another carload of lag ore to the Utah smelter this week.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mr. Long
Roosevelt
Governor Guild
Humanity
Anna Shaw
French Bros
Utah
Local Dillon shopper saved by town store price match
A Dillon resident ordered $41.50 worth of goods from a Chicago mail order house but J. W. Lusher of the Fair Store reviewed the order, matched prices, and filled it saving $4.95 plus potential freight. The Tribune urges patrons to compare local quotations for value and to support Dillon merchants.
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Dillon
Chicago
Beaverhead
J. W. Lusher
The
Tribune
Fire damages minimal in Montana street carpenter shop
Firemen were called just before noon Tuesday to Frank Birrer's shop at the south end of Montana street. A gasoline pipe leak from the engine ignited the fuel, melting the tank and spilling about two gallons onto the floor. The blaze was quickly extinguished with little damage.
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Frank Birrer
Montana Street
Stoller Couple Expresses Gratitude to Dillon Friends
Mr and Mrs G Stoller thank their many friends and the citizens of Dillon for patronage and kindness during their residence here They say they have never met a more social and warm hearted class of people than they have in Dillon and as they expect to move on.
Christmas Farewell Messages and Cartoonist Event
Residents bid friends farewell before a December departure to Washington. Ross Crane of Philadelphia entertained a large Dillon audience at the assembly hall, delivering a humorous cartoonist show during the normal college entertainment series. A letters list from Dillon post office notes uncalled items dated December 6, 1906.
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Ross Crane
Philadelphia
Assembly Hall
State Normal College
Dillon
Berry
Jim Bringe
Ed. Case
B. F. Christedwen
J. P. Dekinder
John. Fuggerson
Mrs. Harby
Geo
Lackey
Mose
Marriott
Lillie McElkiney
Wm. McFay
Patt Mulher
Theta club entertained by Miss Jean Bishop Tuesday
Miss Carrie Oliver serves as clerk for Hughes and McCaleb through holiday period. The Theta club enjoyed a pleasant evening hosted by Miss Jean Bishop on Tuesday.
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Carrie Oliver
Hughes & McCaleb
Theta Club
Jean Bishop
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County News Letters
Normal College Notes
Russell
Cowboy
Tribune Book Store
Washington
G. T. Paul
A. L. Anderson
Feed & Sale
Dilloe
Mont
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