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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1909

Page

8

Wedding Invitation and Local Notes From The Breezes

The Breezes notes the invitation for the wedding reception of Miss Helen West Pyle and Mr. Edward L. Ralston in Butte on Saturday evening January 1, 1910. Also reports on mining finds, cattle shipments, cold weather, residents traveling, and local district updates including school closure and mail loss in the valley.

Helen West Pyle Edward L. Ralston Butte Miss Pyle W. A. Ralston John Houseman Allen Plimpton Thompson Creek John Ted Ellis Dubois Idaho Jos Doyle Townsend James Blair Fred Hanson Upper Madison Levi Shambow Florida Raymond Noyes Lillie Sommers Grayling Twin Bridges Miss Foote Lakeview Lake Idah Carl Chas. Garner Hayden Ranch Miller James Dodd Granger

Back pain relief with Chamberlain's Liniment

An old advertisement suggests bathing the back with Chamberlain's Liniment twice daily and massaging five minutes per application. A dampened flannel bandage placed over the seat of pain is said to speed relief. Sold by Potts, the Druggist. 1-m

Chamberlain Potts

Lakeview Warmth Ends Long Cold Spell Dance Enjoyed

Special to TRIBUNE from Lakeview reports the long cold spell has broken with a warm spell. A dance at Lakeview was enjoyed by attendees as temperatures rose and community spirits lifted.

Tribune Lakeview

How One Doctor Successfully Treats Pneumonia

In treating pneumonia, Dr. W. J. Smith of Sanders Alabama says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the sole lung remedy he uses and has found it controls the trouble in every case. He notes he and his wife have used it for coughs and colds and recommends it as superior to other cough remedies. For sale by Potts the Druggist.

W. J. Smith Sanders Ala Chamberlain Potts

Christmas Quiet in Waterloo and Local News

Waterloo reports a peaceful Christmas with no public tree or dance though homes kept trees for the children. School breaks for a week. W J Rankin leaves for eastern points and Bozeman teachers meeting. Residents and visitors from Whitehall Butte Lima Silver Star and nearby towns noted. Tommy Taggert ill with bronchitis.

Tribune Waterloo Santa Claus W. J. Rankin Whitehall Garr T. D. Townsend Silver Star D. Cogdill W. Carle Robert Gamwell H. J. Poster Tommy Taggert

Depot Cog and Cherry Fire Fuel and Montana Homegoing

The article notes a plentiful cog and cherry fire supply in the depot and records Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Armour and three daughters traveling by train to Clearwater Kansas to live with Armour's elderly parents. It mentions warm valley friends hoping for a return to Montana, where they have lived for many years. Mrs. M T Carney visited Whitehall midweek.

Joseph Armour Clearwater Kansas

Health Costs and Colds Drive Migration for Cure

The piece argues health is costly and people travel seeking cures for throat and lung troubles caused by neglected colds. It praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted preventive treatment and urges its use to avoid serious illnesses. Potts the Druggist sells it.

Potts

Willis Family Holiday News From Pageville

Willis family and neighbors share Christmas visits and travel between Butte Dillon and surrounding ranches. Local figures trade greetings, exams, and community events while noting weather and festive gatherings across Pageville and Sheridan.

Misses Jones Host Christmas Program at Pageville School

Pageville on December 4 hosted a Christmas program for children with Misses Jones and centerville teachers in attendance. Visitors joined the event as Mae Maurer arrived from Philipsburg to visit the C. P. Baker household at Pakner.

Misses Jones Wildwood Ranch Sheridan Hank Giem Excelsior Ranch Minnesota Tribune Pageville Mae Maurer Philipsburg C. P. Baker Pakner Park

Eczema relief touts Chamberlain's Salve claims

Advertisement asserts Chamberlain's Salve relieves intense itching of eczema tetter and salt rheum almost instantly and that many severe cases have been cured by it.

Chamberlain Potts

Weekly Market Letter Reports Mixed Beef Hog and Lamb Prices

Light cattle receipts after Christmas with fair demand for better grades and slow sale for stockers. Hogs rise sharply with bulk at 8.30 to 8.40 and top 8.45. mutton in brisk demand with lambs up to 8.00. Beef prices range from common stock to prime cuts and feeders show varied demand. country orders lighter than usual.

Dillon Montana Uncalled Letters List for Post Office

Postmaster lists undelivered letters in Dillon Montana dated December 30 1909. Items include names such as Harrison Barbour Mrs H L Brown A Bassett Marion Carter Agnes Doran Johnson Maray Keryan Harold Lewis Frank Morton W B Orton Bros Matt Palisee Mrs Rice Thomas Smith Albert J Stebbins Fred Scott Mrs Rubyeran Rishard aegles Frankees Wiliam 2 son Grant 2 wiscox Grace Grace Lawonr. Unclaimed letters will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC after 30 days.

Washington, D. C Dillon Mont Arms Harrison Barbour H. L Brown J. L. Basset A. Carter Marion Calwell Mr. Doran Agnes Johnson Jj.a Keryan Maray Lewis Harold Marshall Frank Morton W.B. Orton Bros

Carl Mast to Continue City Deliveries and Wood Sales

Carl Mast, who recently bought the delivery and kindling wood business of N. S. Wood, will carry on baggage and parcel deliveries across the city with promptness and care. Kindling and stove wood are for sale, and coal orders are taken. orders may be left at the Tribune Store and the wagon will be flagged.

Carl Mast N. S Tribune

Fantasic Grave Stone Shows Daughter’s World in England

In Pleasant Ridge England Hannibal Clark a wealthy farmer erected a granite grave monument for his daughter and had the stone engraved with a fifty strong miniature reproduction of items she loved including a house fence plow grain cradle rooster hen turkey vow horse side-saddle scissors thimble violin and love letters detailed by bold relief symbols.

Pleasant Ridge England Hannibal Clark

Monroe county a unique coastal arrangement of islands

The article describes Monroe county as a cluster of islands or keys with Cape Sable on the mainland at the southern tip. It notes vast Everglades land, limited cultivation, tropical fruit groves, and white sand beaches around each key, while expressing uncertainty about Everglades drainage effects due to flat terrain and sea level proximity.

Monroe County United States Cape Sable Country Everglades Cape Sable Soon Gulf of Jacksonville

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