No Stock Cattle Have Been Fed Yet in Winter Report
Special correspondence from Polamr notes winter on Grasshopper i holds firm. No cattle have been fed yet. Dode Holcomb of Dillon visits creek friends. A hunting party plans to depart for Big Hole tomorrow seeking tracks. Members include Robert Martin of South Manchester Conn Dode Holcomb Geo Pyle and John Judge of Polaris. Lorain Spencer buys Wm Pahnish calves this week. Wm Tash a Dillon cattle buyer visits. Fred North leaves for Elk Horn mine today. Preparations begin for a Christmas entertainment.
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Polamr
Grasshopper
Dode Holcomb
Dillon
Big Hole
Robert Martin
South Manchester
Conn
Geo. Pyle
John Judge
Polaris
Lorain Spencer
Wm. Pahnish
Wm. ‘Tash
Fred North
Elk Horn
Skating Party Thaw Goes On Despite Ice Breaks
Special correspondence from Paceville notes a skating party at the Sam Page place where youths from Centerville and Pageville enjoyed the event. Ice was weak and some broke through but the crowd kept the fun alive. Other items include L A Wilson trip to Laurin for oats, Reginald Leslie and Arthur Mercer hunting in the McCarty mountains, Mr. Leslie heading to Canada, C W Page buying Pennington bay crop with a buling crew, Mrs. LaSuer visiting, Ki Baird moving to Alder to open a blacksmith shop, and Chas Baker returning from St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Paceville
A. Wilson
Laurin
Reginald Leslie
Arthur Mercer
McCarty Mountains
Leslie
Canada
C. W. Page
Pennington Bay
LaSuer
Sheridan
Centerville
Pageville
Sam Page
Ki. K. Baird
Alder
Chas. Baker
St. Louis
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted For Typhoid Fight
An old medical advertisement explains typhoid germs multiply rapidly in water and milk, urging a healthy body and liver. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a safe, non alcoholic tissue-builder that strengthens digestion and aids weight gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ S and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Golden Medical
Wedding and local business notes hint at change
Last Friday the newly married couple Charley and Gwendolyn Nyemanter receive best wishes from Pageville and Centerville. O Wilcomb of Ruby buys Patrick place and will relocate with his family. Austin Linder and Swanatrum Bros. enter Madison county sheep trade with a large band purchased. Centerville school hosts neighborhood exhibition and joint Christmas exercises planned with Blaine Pageville and Centerville districts. Aliie Nyhart, son of A L Nyhart, recovering after a recent illness.
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Gwendolyn Nyemanter
Charley
Pageville
Centerville
O. Wilcomb
Ruby
Patrick Place
Austin Linder
Swanatrum Bros
Madison County
A Jolly Birthday Party at the Kambich Home
Special correspondence reports a birthday celebration at Mr and Mrs Kambichs in Dillon with Mrs Kambichs birthday observed. The gathering included cards games and an extensive supper ending near three o clock. Nearby residents Will Lovell James Dunstan and Joe Polish are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Steve Kambich
Melrose
Charles Nickel
Surveyor Pennington
Butte
Thureday
Will Lovell
Dillon
James Dunstan
Rattlesnake
Johua Hartwig’s
Joe Polish
Hed Lodge
Local Residents Check In With Short Visits
W H Oliver of Birch Creek visited the neighborhood. M Mosley of Melrose came down Tuesday. Ed Holder made a visit to the county seat this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Oliver
Birch Creek
M. Mosley
Melrose
Ed. Holder
Bell Telephone Rebuilding Lines In Dillon
Bell Telephone completes a year long rebuild of Dillon lines spending about 10 000 total for cedar poles cross arms and 2 800 feet of new cables. Foreman J Bush arrives from Helena to supervise. 165 phones now in use up about 40 in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
Dillon
J. Bush
Helena
C. B. Vaughn
Hazelbaker Hosts Dance at Wisdow for Basin Residents
Clerk of the Court elect F A Hazelbaker hosted a Friday December 9 reception in Wisdow with cards, supper for about two hundred at a horseshoe table, and a late dancing, praising Basin hospitality. A later case involved Frances and Roberts over stock sales. Justice bound Roberts over on $200 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdow
F. A. Hazelbaker
Hazelbaker
Big Hole
Roberts Bound Over for District Court on False Pretenses Charge
Wm. Roberts of near Willis given preliminary hearing before Justice Rich on obtaining goods under false pretenses. Attorney Utter of Butte represented Roberts while E. H. France a former Willis merchant testified for the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Roberts
Willis
Justice of the Peace Rich
Utter
Butte
E. H. France
Willis County
Robison
Saloon Keepers Arrested Over Alleged Underage Drinks
Mrs Cyrona Williams swore warrants for Charles Bennington proprietor of the former Grannis saloon and bartender Abe Savocal for selling intoxicants to a minor. Her son Frank, once a driver for N S Woods, grew ill after drinking and was fired. Bennington and Savocal pleaded not guilty and await a preliminary hearing next Thursday before Justice Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrona Williams
Robison
Charles Bennington
Grannis
Abe Savocal
Frank
N. S. Woods
Bennington
Savocal
Justice of the
Peace Rich
Saloon men cited on same charge by Mrs Williams
December 22 reports Mrs Williams swore warrants for two additional saloon men on the same charge, but service of the papers had not occurred.
Anaconda Butcher Purchases 400 Cattle from P and O
Wm. Montgomery owner of a local Anaconda butcher shop bought 400 head of cows from the P. and O. Livestock company this week at an average price of 26 dollars per animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Montgomery
Anaconda
P.& O. Livestock Company
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J. D. McFadden
Grace Falkner of
Twin Bridges
George Nelson
Huber Brothers
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Montana
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Garters
Gorham
THE
Hawkes
Pickard
China
Reed& Barton and Gorham
Reed & Barton
Kambich
Frank A. Hazelbaker
W. 5
Barbour
Frances
Roberts
Justice of the Peace
Rich
District Court
Abe Savoeal
Thedford
Enas
Danville
Ile
H. Rader
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Edforp Ria Draught
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