Centennial Valley notes and local movements in December
Special to TRIBUNE Lakeview reports completion of the Monida to Centennial valley telephone line with Fred Hanson as the last household connect. The column covers social visits, school plans in district No. 54, winter travels to Iowa and Illinois, sickness of Samuel Hayden, and local ranching activity including turbine wheel delivery to Hunt Bros and cattle feeding for Large Five Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lakeview
Monida
Centennial Valley
Fred Hanson
Samuel Hayden
A. A. Hayden
Will Hayden
Washington State
Hayden
Hunt Bros
Robert Boatman
Will Boatman
Home Park
Paul Bros
Good Cough Medicine for Children Advised
The piece urges care for children during coughing season and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for kids and adults. It cites Mrs. F. F. Starcher of Ripley West Virginia praising the product and notes it contains no opiate or narcotic and is sold by Riley the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Starcher
Ripley
W. Va
Riley
Torpid liver treated by digestion focus and discovery remedy
A plainspoken medical note urges treating a lazy liver by nourishing the stomach and digestion first rather than drastic drugs. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non secret, known composition tonic that purportedly restores stomach function, boosts gland secretions, cleanses the system, and relieves liver burden through digestive improvement.
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Pierce
Injury From Muzzle Loader In Idaho Wilds
Roy Randall, Idaho youth employed by Clarence France on Swamp Creek, injured his right hand last Friday while removing paper wadding from a muzzle loading shotgun. A hij of hooks on the ramrod exploded the powder, driving hooks into his palm. Dr. Holmsen removed them under chloroform. Wolves are reportedly more numerous in the basin this year, with cattle losses including horses and beef steers in the upper 56 ranch area. Local ads note a general assortment of items at the P. O. Store including magic lanterns and toy goods.
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Roy Randall
Idaho
Clarence France
Swamp Creek
Barber
Roy
Beware Frequent Colds and Chamberlains Cough Remedy
An advertisement extols frequent cold prevention to avoid chronic catarrh. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised by Mrs. M. White of Butler Tennessee for throat and lung relief. David Freeman of Kempt Nova Scotia endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for post meals dullness and digestion. Free samples offered at Riley the Druggist.
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Riley
Chamberlain
David Freeman
Kempt
Nova Scotia
Jin
Argenta Couple Wed Quietly As Dirmc Surprise
Mrs. L D Tibbits visited Dillon friends this week. Charles Ledebur and Miss Sarah Snapp married December fifth at the bride’s sister Mrs John Shafer home. The ceremony was by L D Tibbits in presence of a few relatives. The marriage surprised local friends.
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TripunNe
Argenta
Geo
L. D. Tibbits
Dillon
James Melvyn
Charles Ledebur
Sarah Snapp
John Shafer
Fred Randolph
Vera Melvyn
George Spencer
George Knapp
Wm. Butterfield
Pain Balm Heals Toronto Man After Summer Ailment
In 1903 Mr. S. Pedlar of Toronto reports painful foot in step cured by one small bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He then recommends it to friends who praise its effectiveness and results.
Local hay and grain shipments continue in Waterloo
Waterloo reports steady loading of hay and grain this week due to good weather. Residents donate to a planned public hall as locals subscribe generously. Theresa Held donates a lot south of Grandley’s store for the site.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Harvey England
Missouri
Alice Sager
Butte
Robert Farmer
Miller
Foster
Theresa Held
F. L. Grandley
Joy Foster
Twin Bridges
E. F. McCall
Whitehall
M. T. Carney
Harnest Miller
Funeral for David Tuttle Draws Neighborhood Crowd
Nearly everyone in the neighborhood attended the funeral of the late David Tuttle who was laid away in the Fish Creek cemetery Sunday afternoon. The report notes other local movements including hunting success and residents traveling for health and study.
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David Tuttle
Fish Creek
H. M. Idell
Pleasant Valley
Waterloo
Andrew Sleno
Miller-Foster
Pipestone Springs
Willis Bridge Work Advances Amid Setback
Work on the new river bridge began last week in Willis but a broken pile-driver may delay progress. Officials expect to cross the river within a month. Local social notes record visits and events including a successful dance at Mrs Reichle and Beehrer Brothers hosting guests from nearby towns. The Beehrer children trapped 157 muskrats this season, shipping skins to Wisconsin at about 15 cents each.
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Tribune
Willis
Lizzie Ferguson
James
Dillon
Weimar
Seattle
Reichle
L. G. Woodside
Adelaide Rowe
Ella Leonard
Beehrer Brothers
Wisconsin
Birth and incidents tally from Pageville December notes
Born to Mr and Mrs George McFadden in Pageville a son, all well. Charley Baker injured falling from a bronco on rocks needing stitches. Socials, birthdays, trips, and church services noted including Joseph Pennington hearing of his brother Henry's death in Missouri. Minor accidents, a hay load turnover, bridge project hopes, and visits by local families round out the Pageville week.
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the Tribune
Pageville
George McFadden
Charley Baker
Centerville
Harry Redfield
Beaverhead
C. L. Utley
Henry Wickham
Melrose
Wim, Stewart and Family
Lillie Lippert
Ethel Oiiver
M. E
Twin Bridges
Joseph Pennington
Henry
Missouri
High
Excelsior Ranch
David Hardy
M. L. Hall
Evelyn Mercer
Rsd. Martin
Normal College Notes and Holiday Events
Friday and Saturday the YWCA held a fair with an oyster supper and a Saturday luncheon. The association cleared 115 dollars from sales of candy and articles. Prof. Monroe spoke on the positions of the constellations. Several visits and guest appearances noted, plus Christmas issue of Monmal due December 17. School closes for holidays Thursday noon.
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Prof. Monroe
Raymond Noyes
Miss Sykes
Miss Hayward
Edith
Mildred Weenink
Albrecht
Monmal
Herbert Leon Cope
Dillon
Free Cup and Saucer With 35 Cents Goods
Beginning December 16 1907 through December 31 1907 customers who spend 35 cents or more will receive a cup and saucer as a gift from the 49th G W Dart Hardware Company.
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G. W. Dart
Christmas entertainments and social events in Lima
Special to TRIBUNE Lima December 12 A Christmas entertainment in the opera house Saturday night before Christmas will be given by school children under Miss Childs with 25 cent admission for the library fund. A social dance occurs Thursday in the hall shifting from Friday. Other notes include Mrs Truax and Miss Wells visiting Butte, Dan Currys health improving after another operation, Mrs Bruner arriving from Denver, Mr VanOrsdel and bride arriving from South Dakota, Mrs Burnsides traveling to California, and Mrs Phillips recovering to join daughter Mrs Whiting in Missoula.
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Tribune
Lima
K. of P
Truax
Miss Wells
Butte
Dan Curry
T. A. Bruner
Denver
VanOrsdel
High School Notes Ahead of Anaconda Game
The boys' basketball team travels to Anaconda this Thursday afternoon to face Anaconda High. The lineup includes Center Ray Call, guards Herb Stuart and Joe Allerton, forwards Earl Davis and Francis Carroll, with Leroy Wilde as substitute. Accompanying are Prof. Foote and Adolph Decker. John Carhartt returns after mumps absence. Prof. Reidelsberger missed this week's music classes. Nellie Moore misses school due to illness. Blacksmith shop work resumes after a short delay.
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Anaconda
Anaconda High School
Ray Call
Herb Stuart
Joe Allerton
Earl Davis
Francis Carroll
Leroy Wilde
Foote
Adolph Decker
John Carhartt
Reidelsberger
Nellie Moore
Tea trade distances and refund policy noted
The report notes New York is distant from Japan while San Francisco is closer and mentions a grocer who offers refunds if customers dislike Schilling's Best products.
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New York
Japan
San Francisco
Schilling
Special Session Ordered by Board in January 1908
The board directs a special meeting on Tuesday January 14 1908 to transact all business except claims. The board adjourned December 5 at 2 pm. John S Baker Clerk. Financial totals listed include general fund 6659 31 poor fund 4006 15 road fund 8921 45 bridge fund 6626 29 contingent fund 683 10 totaling 26896 30.
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J. D. Ferguson
G. W. Vineyard
Wilford Hopkins
W. Edwards
J. D. Friend
W. Black
C. Truman
Ed. Truman
B. O. Fournier
Big Hole Com. Co
J. W. Morton Co
H. Brenner
A. Johnson
E. Hill
J. Marriott
P. Barich
Julius Hartwig
Henry Olsen
Jake Hays
George Rhino
Frank Hoyt
Oscar Forman
Brombly
James McDonald
Elmer Pickett
Jack O'Neil
Donavan
Ed Foley
F. B. Connolly
F. B.connolly
J. P. Loss
Fred Hirschey
Chas. Pinkerton
J. A. Browne
John Hill
Win
Retallack
C. Retallack
Will Jones
Kate Fitzharris
C. T. Mast
Loomis Rice
J. L. Lewis
James Palmer
Matt Polich
Emil Zorn
R. Trueman
Eph Peterson
James Melvin
TH. Shafer
M. D. Jardine
John Peterson
Ray Jackson
P. J. Smith
Dillon Imp. Co
T. B. Taylor
Joe Skrener
O. E. Peppard
John Davis
R.schendel
C. H. Strawbridge
Rudolph Peterson
C. H. Strowbridge
J. P. Campeau
J. N. Armstrong
W. F. Cashmore
C. C. Gosman
C. W. Francis
W.C. Orr
John S. Baker
Order to Show Cause in Montana Estate Case
In the District Court of Montana Beaverhead county the matter of the estate of Lawrence A. Brown III a minor. Alfred P Brown guardian filed a verified petition alleging mining property of the estate was incorrectly described regarding township and range and praying for relief.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead County
Lawrence A. Brown, III
Alfred P. Brown
Lawrence A. Brown III
Madison County Court Dates Set for 1907 Sessions
In and for Madison county, on the first Monday in March, the first Monday in June, the fourth Monday in August and the second Tuesday in December. Done at my chambers at Virginia City, the county seat of Madison county on this 5th day of December, 1907. 50-1f Lew L. Carlaway, Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Virginia City
Lew L. Carlaway
Order to Show Cause for Sale of Estate Property
Court in Beaverhead County Montana orders show cause why executor may sell Faithful lode mining claim in Vi Pond district and a $6 280 judgment against George A Bennett. Hearing set January 11, 1908 at 10 am in Dillon court. publication and notices planned.
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Court House
Dillon
Montana
Dillon Tribune
A. D
Lew L. Callaway
Fudge
District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Beaverhead County
Jefferson County
District Court
Beaverhead
Joseph A. Browne
Vipond
George A. Bennett
Lew L. Cattaway
Notice of Lease Agreement with Frank B Williams
On November 2 1907 the undersigned leased its property to Frank B Williams. The company will not be responsible for any bills contracted by Mr Williams in relation to operating such lease. 50 31 E x Horn Correr Minine Co.
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Frank B. Williams
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Jessie Jones
A. F. Jones
Longcreek
Gem City Business College
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Illinois
Jessie
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Mary
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Sioux City
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George Shambow
No. 54
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W. Clayton
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Five Co
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Clayton Bray
Bent Hart
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Granger
Big Hole Basin
P. O
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Normal College
Tribune Book Store
Elkhorn Copper Co
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J. W. Smith
Ar Rete Ie Theg
James Tissot
Peter Garcia
Haesasieninn
Wm. Taylor
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T. B. Craver
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Frank Nelson
Tash & Lenkersdorfer
R’d W’k
E. Zorn
Frank Rumble
I. M. Worcester
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