County News Letters Christmas at Grant Amid Transport Grievances
Special to Tribune Bedrock December 26 reports a quiet Christmas in the valley with family gatherings in Grant and Bannack while freight delays empty shelves at the Grant store. A new railroad rumor sparks townsite talk near Polaris and Big Hole roads, threatening small towns. Community notices list locals visiting, traveling, and holiday events plus a health note praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds and diphtheria risk.
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Tribune
Bedrock
P. O
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W. C. Templin
Bannack
Josie Paiment
Canada
Paiment
Pat Flynn
P. Desmond
Blacktail
Cox & Jensen
Carl Engle
Ogden
San Francisco
Butte
Polaris
Big Hole
Salmon City
Medicine Lodge
Armstead
A Home Made Happy by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A mother recalls her baby suffering measles that settled on the lungs and led to bronchitis. After visiting eight stores for a remedy, a shopkeeper urged Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. the child recovered and is alive and well. Sold by R. L. Riley, druggist.
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Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
Geo W. Spence
Holly Springs
N.C
Pageville Family Reunions Amid Holiday News
Dec 26 Pageville notes report Bert Fuqua arriving from Butte after a scaffold fall injuring his shoulder. Other arrivals include Mrs Clara Burtch Rev Ford Burtch and Miss Burtch for the holidays. Floyd Burtch had a minor buggy mishap but escaped serious harm. Multiple Christmas reunions and visits occurred among local residents.
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Tribune
Pageville
Bert Fuqua
Butte
Fuqua
Clara Burtch
Ford Burtch
Hailey
Idaho
Miss Burtch
Chicago
F. R. Burtch
Leon Williams
Herbert Stewart
Clayton Page
Dillon
Mr. Burtch
P. W. Baker
H. A. Redfield
E. H. Page
Geo. Wilcomb
Digestion Benefit Promised by Stomach and Liver Tablets
It is not the quantity but the amount digested that builds strength. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invigorate the stomach and liver to improve digestion, appetite, strength, and endurance. Price 25 cents with free samples. Sold by R L Riley druggist.
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R.L. Riley
Bannack Hosts Grand New Year's Ball January 1907
Bannack reports a grand New Year’s Ball planned for January 1 1907 at the opera house with a cordial invitation to all. Residents promise a fine time as the community gathers for the festive dance in Po-
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Tribune
Bannack
Saloon Interest Sold and Lakeview News Roundup
Alfred Hedger buys half interest in a Lakeview saloon from Hollingsworth of Dillon. Tom O Connor and others head to Virginia City on legal business. A goose dinner at Mrs. Bray’s, a Christmas turkey shoot, and a grand Ball mark holiday merriment. Twins born at Will Dingler’s bring delight. Santa comments. Various residents travel to Dillon, Idaho Falls, and Alaska timber work wraps up for Al Forsyth. Granger notes discreet local items.
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Tribune
Lakeview
Alfred Hedger
Hollingsworth
Dillon
Tom O'Connor
Virginia City
Wm. Bray
J. Buck
T. O’connor
R. Duff
J. Blair Miss Pope
Alice Davis
Will Dingler’s
Santa Claus
Frank Davis
Nevada
J. A. Jones
Idaho Falls
John
Mr. Irish
Alaska
al. Forsyth
Granger
When to Go Home Bluffton Banner Advice
A Bluffton Indiana Banner quip counsels returning home for rest consolation and fun while urging reform at home. It suggests practicing virtues with family before showing them to others and ends with a humorous cue about lighting up the household.
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Bluffton
Ind
Happenings of Christmas Week in Waterloo
Waterloo notes a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year wish to readers. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Foster in Twin Bridges and Geo Harbison with Mrs. A. W. Kirby. Cars carry a load of horses east. The infant daughter of Pat Carney is ill.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Mont
the Tribune
L. G. Foster
Geo. Harbison
A. W. Kirby
Twin Bridges
Homer Townsend
Bessie Wing
Butte
Silver Star
Pat Carney
E. C. Foster
Cattle Market Rises as Receipts Lighten in South Omaha
The South Omaha cattle market shows a buoyant week with prices up ten to fifteen dollars and strong demand. Prime beef tops at 7.00, with ranges across grades. hog receipts improve with steady prices. sheep and lamb conditions remain unsatisfactory though improving from last report.
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South Omaha
Profit and Errors in Early American Industry
August Ziesing of the American Bridge company notes that mistakes favor the maker and recur across many cases. A draughtsman, working long hours from nine to five, endures sleepless nights as his newborn keeps him awake. In the October dawn, he paces with the crying baby and questions why the child won’t sleep. The wife retorts that daytime sleep comes easily for the infant.
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August Ziesing
American Bridge Company
Venice in Summer Drawbacks and Delights for Tourists and Artists
The article notes Venice is not ideal in summer for ordinary residents due to humidity from the sirocco that dulls minds and collars. It highlights the vibrant colors of air, sky, and sea pleasing painters, and the abundance of fruit, but warns of hot nights and persistent mosquitoes that disrupt sleep.
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Venice
Fragmentary Observations on Vision and Fingers
A fragment notes two eyes perceiving two objects with two forefingers held at about one foot and then at two feet, suggesting a simple visual comparison or measurement. The text remains unclear on author, context, or full meaning.
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