Local Social Roundup From Medicine Lodge
Special to the Tribune reports residents and visitors in Medicine Lodge. Ed Simpson made a business trip to Armstead Friday. Louise Hynes and Frank and Edgar Rife visited Craver family over the weekend. T. B. Craver and Mr Wright appear in local notes amid ongoing Lodge activity.
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Dillon
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When Her Child Is In Danger She Uses Cough Remedy
A brief sale notice stating that a woman uses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to protect her child from croup and that the product is available for sale by all dealers. The ad implies risk avoidance through the remedy and provides no further details.
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Lawrence Buys Noted Percheron Stallion At Wisdom
Charles L. Lawrence becomes owner of a premier pure bred Percheron stallion weighing 1865 pounds, purchased from C W Green, a Miles City Helena horse importer and breeder, showcased at Wisdom livery stable. A large birthday surprise for Mrs D F Wampler was hosted by daughter Mrs J C Hill with over 100 invites. W M White visited Fish Trap school and spoke to students last week.
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Nature cures and Cod Liver Oil emulsion promise health
Nature makes the cures after all and sometimes needs help. An emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with hypo phosphites is advertised as a remedy to check disease and set the body toward health. Sold by all druggists. Also a child’s sketch-book advertised.
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Local notes from Big Hole basin and district
A social by the Masonic lodge is reported with many in attendance though illness and bad weather kept some away. Pearl Neidt of West Fox recovers from measles as two younger siblings also suffer. J E Shaw of Bristow loses a Belgian stallion after a brief illness. An advisory touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach issues, sold by all dealers.
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Waterloo News Roundup and Local Moves
Harvesting the ice crop remains active for local farmers. Louise Held and her son Raymond plan to return to Butte tonight. William Porter will move his family to the Dodge place on South Boulder and drive cattle south this week. Waterloo whist club with about 30 members meets at Hal Berts Saturday night. Miss Hattie Henrich returns to Twin Bridges to work at the State Orphans Home. Mrs. Hoerlein visits her daughter Mrs. Tom Walbert. Waterloo’s vitality noted by a Madisonian correspondent. J Ronald Ross spends part of the week in Butte working on O Thornley mining claim. Calligan and Foster lose a valuable black mare. Frank Held baling hay for Cogdill and Davis this week.
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Waterloo Whist Club
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Hattie Henrich
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O. Thornley
Butte
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Cogdill
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Pneumonia Averted by Chamberlain Cough Remedy Claim
An advertisement asserts pneumonia never results from a cold when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is used. It promotes the remedy as inexpensive and available from All Dealies.
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Polar is thaw fades as winter lingers in Polaris
Special to the Tribune reports a brief warm spell in Polaris with two mild February days followed by renewed cold and clear skies as winter resumes its grip.
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Polaris
Social notes and visits in Polaris and Willis columns
The column reports Miss Keiler returning to teach, various trips by Thomas Ellis and Mr. Atwood, and local social events. It notes cattle and horse movements, prices, and buyers, along with multiple gatherings in Polaris and Willis including birthdays, surprise parties, and the Hartwig 21st celebration. Willis residents Fergu son and Holder visit Dillon. Ferguson buys Roe’s place. many neighbors move or host guests.
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Hartford
Smith
Big Hole
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Frank Madden
Dillon
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Grasshopper
John Bowen
Polaris
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Judge
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Kingsbury
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Atwood
Lizzie Harrison
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John Lenkersdorfer
Ed. Marchesseau
Fair View Ranch
D. L. Ranch
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Earl Holder
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F. M. Roe
W. Barbour
M. Reichle
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Christian J. Hartwig
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Mary Polich
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Ed. Nyhart
Carl Beehrer
Richard Maier
Bernard Garrison
John Polich
Dr. Rinkel
Reichle
C.J. Ferguson
A. Buyan
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Pageville Notes Cheer Local Happenings and Visits
Special to the Tribune reports a busy period in Pageville with visits from Rev. Snider, Nina Schwartz from Minnesota, and Mrs. Simmons from near the Big Hole river. Local residents such as the Heller family move into Rod Page’s ranch, Embroidery Club formed, and several residents travel to Twin Bridges and Butte for church, schooling, and medical needs.
How to Cure a Cold Cited by Public Remedy Ads
A popular remedy claims to cure colds with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for its great reputation and wide sale. It is advertised as dependable and available from all dealers.
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Melrose Socials Include Tea and Visits From Butte Folk
Mrs Olson hosted a social tea on Feb 2 with attendees listed. Visitors from Butte include Mrs H Stewart Mrs J Bailey and child Montana visiting Mrs Elmer Pond. J Gorman's remains were brought from Butte for burial Jan 31 with his brother. Local visitors included Mrs M French Mrs N Allen and Mrs N Atkinson. Haney lost a valuable horse after it slipped and broke its ankle.
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Olson
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R. Slaton
N. Wambacher
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J. Reid
Shepard
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H. Norris
H. Stewart
J. Bailey
Montana
Butte
Elmer Pond
J. Gorman
M. French
N. Allen
N. Atkinson
Liniment-paired flannel offers relief from back and chest pain
A dampened flannel bound to the affected area provides prompt relief for lame back, side, or chest pains. The advertisement claims it to be superior to plaster and recommends trying Chamberlain's Liniment, sold by all dealers.
Residents urged referendum on Centennial Valley transfer
Dillon Mont February letter from Con Schabfers argues against a rushed move to annex Centennial valley from Madison to Beaverhead County. He urges a statewide referendum so farmers ranchers and all interested parties in both counties can vote on the transfer.
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Dillon Post Office Uncalled Letters List 1911
Dillon February 9 1911 notice of letters remaining uncalled for at the post office to be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C if not called for within two weeks Names include Andreson Mads Ban George Brock Thos Barmore Roswell Campbell W H Cameron Lorna Foley Don Grace Grace Green T J Gilbert Will Hamilton R J Kerns W J Laird Hugh A Morton W C Moore Sam Pille Chas Quinsland James Richards Celina Spritzer Peter Starks Rose Smith Elsie Taylor W M Taylor Harry Grace Lamont Postmaster names as signer Letters will be held two weeks.
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W. M. Taylor
Harry Letters
Grace Lamont
Bismarck and the English Thievery Then Hessian Fly Origins
The text relates a Life magazine quote about brains and thinking, cites Bismarck on Anglo-Saxon thievery, and recounts the Hessian fly’s origin. It notes the fly’s arrival with Hessian troops in 1776, its first appearance on Staten Island, and spread through Connecticut and New England.
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Staten Island
Connecticut
New England
West
Child quarrel prompts scolding from aunts
Aunt Lottie Mercy chastises Miss Tottle and Johnny after a dispute. She asks what was said, noting both children have bad tempers and urging better conduct.
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Johnny
Lottie
Mercy
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