Wedding Today of Two Popular Waterloo Youths
Waterloo notes report the noon wedding of Guy Doodds and Miss Ella Carney at the bride’s father home. Ella Carney is the Hon Patrick Carney’s daughter. The couple plans to live in Butte and start a prosperous life together. Community wishes are offered for a long happy union.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Guy Doodds
Ella Carney
Patrick Carney
Butte
F. L. Grantley
A. W. Kirby
Twin Bridges
Fay H. Curtis
Harbison and Foster
Held Bros
Seidie Bros
L. G
H. J. Foster
Santa Claus
A Home Made Happy by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A mother recounts a crying case of measles turning to bronchitis in her baby girl. After seeking eight remedies with no relief, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy finally saved the child and the family credits the product. Forsale by R. L. Riley, druggist.
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Chamberlain
Geo W. Spence
Holly Springs
N.C. Forsale
R. L. Riley
Quiet Malrose wedding in Butte. Harby Ruegamer nuptials
Miss Mami Harby wed Peter Ruegamer of Logan Mont in the German Lutheran church with Charles Ruegamer and Mrs Mary Romane attending. The groom works as a yard foreman for the N P railway at Logan. The bride, daughter of Mrs D W Fansher, has lived in Melrose for years and is praised by friends.
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Tribune
Melrose
Butte
Mamie Harby
Peter Ruegamer
Logan
Mont
Charles Ruegamer
Mary Romaine
N. P
D. W. Fansher
Chas. Bryant
Albert Roth
John Hardisty
E. L. Hardisty
Willard offers arithmetic help in Dillon Montana
Wa S Willard of Dillon Montana advertises affordable arithmetic tutoring with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. He invites readers to write for details and pricing.
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Wa. S. Willard
Dillon
Montana
Local notes from Pageville returnees and travelers
Pageville brief mentions W R Page returning home after a Renova visit. R K Baird leaves for Jefferson Island for the holidays. Archie Patterson and Floyd Burtch spent a week in Butte and returned. Reg Y Leslie, summer guest at C L Utley ranch, returns to Detroit Mich. Clayton Page ships a carload of potatoes to Butte this week.
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Pageville
W. R. Page
Renova
R.K. Baird
Jefferson Island
Archie Patterson
Floyd Burtch
Butte
Reg. Y. Leslie
C. L. Utley
Detroit
Mich
Clayton Page
Twelve commandments of the mail order houses
The Great Falls Leader recounts twelve satirical rules for catalogue mail order businesses. The piece targets how such firms push cash upfront, promote reliance on their goods, and steer customers away from local merchants and craftsmen.
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Moses
Great Falls
Road work delay ends with partial payment to contractor
County commissioners discussed the Big Hole road from Dena's place to Ralston. The grade lacked width per plans, payment was deferred until completion. The road was widened in spots but blocked by cold weather. contractor Isaacs will be paid $4,250 now with $250 held until final grading matches original specs.
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Board of County Commissioners
Anaconda
Big Hole
Dena's Place
Ralston
Big Hole River
Knudson
Mr. Knudson
Alexander Ralston
Isaacs
Go Home For Comfort Fun And Reform
A Bluffton Banner ad humorously urges readers to return home for solace fun and reform noting family acceptance as a test of character. It also promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with druggist R L Riley selling the product in town.
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Bluffton
Ind
Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
Divorce Problem sermon sparks debate on legal separation
Rev. Dr. H. W. Tilden of First Baptist preached on the home and the divorce problem urging additional reasons for legal separation such as habitual drunkenness desertion adultery and crime convictions. He also discussed a question about citizens reporting one another amid recent Texas soldiers actions. The piece also advertises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a preventive for diphtheria and cold.
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H. W. Tilden
First Baptist Church
Christ
Texas
Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
Pleasant Surprise for Mr and Mrs Soller at Graeter Home
Mr and Mrs Soller received a solid silver teaspoon set as a gift last Saturday evening at Mrs A F Graeter’s residence. Dr Tilden presented the gift, Mr Stoller replied, and Mrs York read an original poem before a sumptuous lunch. The guests departed sad to bid farewell as the Sollers plan to move to Oregon.
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G. Soller
A. F. Graeter
Dr. Tilden
Stoller
York
Monmal Debuts At Normal College With 32 Pages
Tomorrow the Normal College launches The Monmal a neat bright monthly thirty two page issue. Editor in chief Will Chapman and staff Eva Bower Mabel Barbour Edith Noyes Mattie Preston Helen Mayger Gail Beuschlein Thomas A Clapp steer content and business. Subscription one dollar yearly or fifteen cents a copy.
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Monmal
Will Chapman
Eva Bower
Mabel Barbour
Edith Noyes
Mattie Preston
Helen Mayger
Gail Beuschlein
Thomas A.clapp
the Normal College
Monggna
Normal
Montana
Tripunee
Trisunz Force
Digestion and vitality through Stomach and Liver Tablets
It is not the quantity of food but what is digested that builds strength. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invigorate stomach and liver, improving digestion, increasing appetite, strength, and endurance with a clear head. Price 25 cents. Samples free. For sale by R. L. Riley, druggist. 1-m
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R. L. Riley
Women of Woodcraft Evening at Burfield Hall
At Burfield Hall the Women of Woodcraft hosted a Friday evening program on December 21. The musical and literary event ended with a pantomime and invites ladies to bring a two person lunch basket. Each attendee should wear a necktie and include a matching necktie in her basket while gentlemen may buy neckties at the door for 35 cents. ladies attend free.
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Burfield Hall
Woodcraft
Christmas excursion tickets offered by Oregon Short Line
The Oregon Short Line announces Christmas sales of excursion tickets for December 20 21 24 25 and 31 and January 1 1907 with return by January 7 1907 at two cents per mile each way. Tickets available locally and at all points on U P So Pac S P L A S L and San Pete Bys within 300 miles. 50th S S Carruthers.
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Oregon Short Line
U. P
So. Pac
S. L
San Pete
S. S. Carruthers
Col Price Reports Ore Discovery in Guy Group Claims
Col L J Price returned from the Elkhorn mining district at the start of the week after assisting development on a mining claim. He shed about thirty pounds and found promising ore. He declares the Guy group of claims a potential winner.
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Col
L. J. Price
Elkhorn
Pretty heroine of Uncle Josh Spruceby at Dillon Theatre
A vivid note praises a sweet pretty girl in the play Uncle Josh Spruceby and invites the audience to cheer her as she faces the villain in the saw-mill scene. Dillon Theatre promises an engaging performance tomorrow evening.
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Josh Spruceby
Dillon Theatre
Holiday Books and Art Metals at Tribune Store
The Tribune Book Store promotes two holiday sections with books by imagination masters and historians, travel and adventure tales, and art reproductions. Prices span from 5 cents to 5 dollars for books while art metals range 50 cents to 3 dollars for vases caskets boxes candlesticks ink wells and frames.
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Knight
Diverse Demographics and Trade Notes From Early Reports
Jeru salem's 50,000 residents are two thirds Jewe with many blondes. In China natives consume little meat except pork while poultry and game are common. A sea sickness preventive is to inhale on rise and exhale on descent. A Greek company buys unsold currants to convert into fuel alcohol. Germany's October pig iron output surpassed one million tons for the first time, with total monthly production at 1,006,043 tons, up 16 percent from last year.
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Jerusalem
China
Greece
Germany
Dillon Letter List Unclaimed at Post Office
December 13 1906 notice lists uncalled letters: Burjer C A Davidson Sadie Dickenson Elmer Ereksen Rasmus Fisher E Kulley WM Long Lester Mingo James Olmstead Arlie Norrs Anna Spruce Ed Thyberg Theo Wild Dora R Grace Lamont postmistress warns letters sent to dead letter office if not claimed in 30 days.
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Dillon
Burjer
C. A. _ Davidson
Sadie Dickenson
Elmer Ereksen
Rasmus Fisher
E. Kulley
Wm. Long
Lester _ Mingo
James Olmstead
High School Notes On Then Upcoming Basketball Trip
Mrs. Hartwig visited the school as the first team basketball players headed for a northern state tour. The squad including Wilbur Gilbert Paul Stahl Tom Gilbert Harry Graves and Will Drummey with subs went to Deer Lodge Helena and Townsend for Dec 15 15 and 17 games. A Farmers Institute and a December 27 reception for families board alumni and ministers follow at the High School with the Geo B Conway medal for best essay.
High School Reception Honors Conway Medal Essays
Invitations go to parents and guardians for a Friday evening reception at the high school. Principal, faculty and students host the event awarding the Conway medal for essay work on five faculty chosen topics. Prof J E Monroe of the Normal college will be the guest of the evening. Student work across departments will be on display and the Normal college paper is on sale for fifteen cents at the Tribune Store.
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Conway
J. E. Monroe
Normal College
the Normal
Tribune
College Song Prizes Awarded at General Ex
Prizes for the top three college songs were announced. Miss Nona Durnford won first with five dollars, followed by Miss Ruby Johnson and Miss Emily Slocum with two dollars, and Miss Julia Morrell with one dollar. Miss Cleo Schoonover leaves for Philipsburg to begin teaching, a gathering in her honor held last night. Public Speaking club to present the president's message Friday morning. Mon mal subscription urged for first issue tomorrow. Mrs. Camas Nelson of Butte visits her mother, Mrs. Joe Hainds, in this city.
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General Ex
Nona Durnford
Ruby Johnson
Emily Slocum
Julia Morrell
Cleo Schoonover
Philipsburg
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