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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1911

Page

8

Local notes from Valley Springs area include visits and plans

Valley Springs residents share news of visitors from Butte and Twin Bridges. Geo Harbison seen at Silver Starr while Phoebe Comfort Williams visits local schools. Taggert Griffis plan a hard times ball in the new store with a prize for the best look of hardship. I Bechtel sells his 500 acre ranch to Butte buyers.

Valley Springs T. D. Townsend Butte Geo. Harbison Starr R. Wing Phoebe Comfort -Williams Frank Held Riverside Ranch John, Carney Homer Townsend A. Parker Sear Twin Bridges I. Bechtel

Big Hole Basin News and Local Happenings

The Big Hole basin features an optimistic outlook with talk of opportunities in a rich country. Notable items include Mrs. R. H. Jones visiting from Spokane, Mrs. H. E. Thompson recovering from lagrippe near Jackson, and Rev. D. Bell noting growing Wisdom church congregations. Also reported are ice harvesting, Dr. C. H. Beatty planning to open a Wisdom practice, the death of Mrs. Chas. Wilson at the Albee ranch from uraemia, and a health ad for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.

Big Hole Basin R. H. Jones Spokane Anaconda H. E. Thompson Finsley Ranch Jackson Lagrippe Wisdom Church D. Bell Wisdom George Bailard Tce King Earl Corwin C. H. Beatty Washington, D. C Albee Ranch Chas, Wilson Virginia City Montana Don Albee Wilson Boston Mass

Mauz Suffered Foot Trouble From Frozen Weather Poison

Special to TRIBUNE Willis February 1 Thaddeus Mauz has suffered a sore foot for a week after freezing during cold weather He wore a new black sock which seemed to poison it He is now unable to leave his bed Other items note various local visits trips in the county and a heavy rain making travel difficult with 26 people at a mounted Mass including 11 children.

Tribune Willis Thaddeus Mauz John Hails Sheridan M. Reichle Butte F. M. Roe Dillon Edith Helterline Normal Adolph Reichle Rev. J. Loiseau S. J Reichle

Woman’s quick aid with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy

When a child faces danger a mother may risk life to protect it yet no heroic deed is needed to shield a child from croup. Give Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and avoid danger. For sale by All Dealers, 1-m

Chamberlain

Medicine Lodge Social News Briefs

Medicine Lodge January 31 reports Frank Rife visited from Horse Prairie last week. Mrs P W Armstrong and daughter visited Craver home. T B Craver and Miss Craver with Thos Craver traveled to Dillon to shop. Perle Shaw again on the Lodge Saturday. T B Craver made a business trip to Armstead Tuesday. Miss Eda Craver visited Mrs Tom Cooper Sunday. Springlike weather on the Lodge this morning.

Tribune Medicine Lodge Frank Rife P. W. Armstrong Craver T. B. Craver Miss Craver Thos. Craver Dillon Perle Shaw Armstead Eda Craver Tom Cooper

Cure for the Cold Sold Widely by Chamberlain Remedy

Widely trusted Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for curing colds and enjoys immense sales. The product is reliable and available at All Dealers.

Waterloo Weather Beats Drought With Frequent Showers

Waterloo reports varied moisture with frequent rain and snow flurries. Mr. and Mrs Fay Curtis and daughter arrived from Butte to settle for the rest of the winter and will live there.

Tribune Waterloo

Willard Olson Birthday Party At Melrose Home

Mr and Mrs Olson hosted their son Willard s fifteenth birthday gathering at their Melrose residence on a Wednesday evening February. A luncheon was served and guests enjoyed music and games until late. Attendees included numerous Misses Allen Franklin Mary Hardisty Clara Lescher Alma West and others along with several Messrs. and local ladies assisted by Mrs Ed Norris and others. The supper guests included E H Pond N Atkinson H Norris and Mr Olson.

Tribune Melrose Mrs. Olson Willard Allen Franklin Mary Sarah Hardisty Clara Lescher Alma West Katie-Wold Bertha Thompson Lorena Lescher Sylvia Hazel Ploof Nettie Hand Nettie Moore Ida Longley Frances Boetticher Ella Gleed Marie Sargent Elaine Irene Ruth Norris Florence Olson Ivan Franklin John Chase Wald Lowell Lounsbery Henry Wombacher Henry Will Bighorn Jesse Swofford Otto Harvey Eugene Molleur James Thompson van Evans Clifford Reid Elmer Little John Hand Olson Ed. Norris Henry Norris Atkinson Pond Peterson Thompson E. H. Pond N. Atkinson H. Norris Mr. Olson J. C. Harrison Dillon Mr. Felt Elkhorn Polaris Mathias Dory Leonard Salt Lake Pahnish Bros Pahnash Ranch Daily Mail Helen Jugde Bell Place Mill Point Mrs. Bell Oregon Mr. Bell Ed. Marchesseau Ed. Jr John van Etten

Pneumonia Averted by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy

A vintage advertisement claims pneumonia never results from a cold when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is used. It urges readers to buy the remedy from All Dealies for a trifling price.

Chamberlain

Mrs Flingill Seeks Vote After Dog Muzzle Incident

Washington Star notes Mrs Flingill becomes motivated to vote after a policeman demands she muzzle her dog. The piece contrasts her past indifference with current arousal over abuses of authority.

Lengthy Atlanta federal prison wall described as world’s largest

The article notes the Atlanta federal prison wall as the longest and one of the largest concrete structures, rivaling only the Florida Keys bridge work. Measuring 4,300 feet in length and 30 feet high with a base thickness of four feet tapering to two feet, it encloses 28 acres of land.

Federal Prison Atlanta Florida Keys

Newsboy's Dinner Prompted by Dime Request in City

A boy at Tenth and Main asks a man for a dime to buy a newsboys dinner. The man replies he hasn’t seen any notice about the event in the papers and asks when it will occur. The boy insists he needs the dime to reach a lunch counter.

Tenth Main Streets Kansas City Star

Widow Uses Checkers Lesson To Win Swift Revenge

A well to do bachelor taught a lively young widow checkers. He urged her to continue a capture sequence, but she turned the tables and captured him instead. The lighthearted tale ends with the widow asserting clever payback.

A Purpose in Life Essay Excerpt

Fragmentary OCR text reflects a meditation on finding purpose and renewing meaning daily. The piece contrasts life without aim with a call to begin anew each day, suggesting personal resolve and proactive self-direction.

City Council Rescinds Proposed Six Month Restaurant Tax

CHEN ATTENTION X L Restaurant sought a $30 semiannual license on all eateries to curb transient lunch-counter workers during fairs. Council, recalling past troubles, laid the motion aside. January fire alarms total three with $52 billed for responses. Police reports record 28 arrests and $127 in fines.

X.L Keisling A. L. Badcon Elliott Sassman

Polaris Community Mail Worries Hint at Post Office Loss

Special to TRIBUNE Polaris January letters describe concerns over losing a daily mail service amid a January thaw. The piece notes a petition with 90 signers, several local people traveling to Dillon, and ongoing village updates from homes and schools.

Tribune Polaris Uncle Sam Daily Mail Nevada

Storewide Slaughter Sale Announces Deep Discounts

All items in the shop including pianos player pianos small instruments and sheet music are marked for a complete closeout at prices described as never before seen and unlikely to be repeated.

End of the Toll and the Cost of Living

A poetic observation on love and sacrifice where a suitor tolls his affection through gifts like candy books flowers and theatre tickets but is left unpaid when the beloved withdraws, leaving him with masculine maledictions on the cost of living in a sly New York Times quotation.

New York Times

English Law of Arrests on Sundays and Privileges

English law allows no arrests on Sundays except for treason felony or breach of the peace and grants freedom from arrest on civil process to members of the real family their servants bishops peers and Peeresses and MPs during sittings and forty days before and after each session.

England

Grand Piano Sale Promises Irresistible Prices at Ten Day Auction

A local piano dealer announces a clearance offering seventy five grand pianos including uprights and player models valued at 37 500 will be liquidated within ten days or at most two weeks. Purchases available on easy terms for households. Strong prices beyond factory cost claim.

Piano sale offers big savings and travel refund

Bargain piano event promises cash or favorable terms with price cuts up to 285 dollars. Buyers traveling up to 200 miles may have railroad fare refunded, encouraging early participation in the sale.

Montana Music company closing out piano stock

About 130 pianos and player pianos from brands like Steinway Weber Stock Ludwik Estey Hardman Crow and Nelson and others are being sold off at one price. All instruments carry closing out sale tags and Montana Music company prices. Pianola pianos available with savings of 175 to 300 dollars and a liberal supply of music. Limited stock, select early. Prices shown include 428 467 512 676 792 etc.

Montana Music Company Inter-Mountain Country Montana Idaho Orton Bros’ Piano House Chicago Pacific Coast Steinway Weber Voge” Hardman” “Estey Ludwig” Wheelock Fenaroeerene Crow Fila Nelson Voight Piatola Stuyvesant Spears Fasigiteeshontt Kimball Aneeeeeres

Come Early to Secure Good Stock Sale

We bought this stock for cash and offer easy payment terms with no price increase. Secure your choice at plainly marked sale prices with monthly payments from $6 and see instruments early to avoid disappointment. Hurry for scarce plaries and learn terms at once.

Bargains on Upright Pianos in Various Models and Finishes

A catalog of uprights offered at discount prices including mahogany and oak cases with three to five makes. Prices range from about 165 to 875, featuring latest designs, carved or plain panels, full musical plates, and high quality veneers.

Ayeicetvas

Instrument for sale with guarantee and flexible terms

This advertisement offers an instrument with delivery and examination on arrival. It promises perfect satisfaction and no expense for returns. Easy payments are available and orders are encouraged to be placed early.

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