Ruby ranch visitor reports plentiful hay and stock update
Breezes notes Harry Hopkins foreman of the Ruby ranch visited town Wednesday. He reports abundant hay and smooth operations feeding 600 head of horses and stock cattle and 140 Montgomery steers prepared for spring market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hopkins
Ruby Ranch
Harry
Ruby Creek
Montgomery
G. W. Kaufman
Wisdom Church
Pennsylvania
George Woodworth
Dillon
F. A. Hazelbaker
Missoula
Fred Woodworth
Carl Swanson
Ellishall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank Dries
J. C. Peterson
Jim Thompson
F. L. Bacon
Waterloo News Briefs Highlight Illness and Local Gossip
Waterloo, Feb. 9. Mrs. Jos. Smith, ill with small pox, is reported critically ill. Mr. Smith left for Butte Friday due to illness of their children who also have smallpox. Patrick Carney, Thomas Carney and Guy Dodds visited Twin Bridges Tuesday. Beall Bros. of Pleasant Valley harvest timber from Brooke canyon. Whist remains a winter pastime for Waterloo social circles with gatherings at the Wing residence and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TrRinute
Waterloo
Jos. Smith
R. T. Wing
Centennial Valley notes and regional cattle movements
Special to TRIBUNE from Lakeview Idaho reports a week of superfine weather, ranch sales and cattle shipments. Notables include the Alaska basin ranch sale to Burgraf, 90 head sold to Edwards of Hamilton, and cattle moved to Omaha and Miles City. Local residents travel for medical care and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lakeview
Mr. Pyke
Dubois
Idaho
Nick Burgraf
Market Lake
Butte
Harvey Cole
Alaska Basin
Omaha
Billy Hand
Iowa
Tom Yost
A. B. Wakefield
Missouri
A. A. Davis
T. C. Beattie
Harvey
Cole
Miles City
Granger
Be Prepared for Sprains with Chamberlains Liniment
A 25 cent bottle of Chamberlains Liniment is advertised for sprains bruises and similar injuries. Sold by Potts, the Drug gist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Potts
Willis News Briefs Including Clergy Visit and Local Visits
Rev. Father Lee of Blaines Washington visited Willis on church business and traveled to Dillon last week. John Herzog arrived from Butte for a short stay with his sister in law, Mrs. M Reichle, and the note ends with an expression of regret by the writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Talbott
Wm. Powell
Butte
Hiram Odell
Pleasant Valley
Holter
Silver Star
Odell
Frank Powell
H. J. Wilhelm
W. J. Rankin
Whitehall
Frank Griffis
F. L. Grantley
Mr. Talbott, Sr
Stuart
George Cox
Fay. H. Curtiss
Tribune
Willis
Father Lee
Blaines
Wash
Dillon
John Herzog
M. Reichle
Local Notes From Dillon and Nearby Firms
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief notes on health and activities. Persons named include Mr Herzog, Ralph Streb, Denton Oliver, Charles Schulz, Mr Beebe, Robert Best, the Willisites, Mrs R Adders, Will Adders, Mrs J H McLean, and Mr McLean. Also a medical ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by Potts, the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herzog
Ralph Streb
Melrose
Kanibich
Denton Oliver
Dilton
Charles Schulz
Glendale
Beebe
Butte
Our
Robert Best
Reichle
Willisites
Dillon
R. Adders
Will
J. H. McLean
McLean
Chamberlain
Potts
Mrs Kaspar Hauser Hosts Coffee Party Friends
Willis February reports a social gathering at Mrs Kaspar Hauser's home with Mrs A Maier Mrs Fred Mueller and Miss S McElvany plus Maud and Beatrice Mueller enjoying a pleasant afternoon. Ambrose Zeigler and Charles Zeigler visited their hospitalized father in Butte. O Beal of Browne's Gulch checked on horses at Bryan's place. Joe Mauz and Joe Nample traveled from Apex for leisure and errands. Levi Cartier from Dillon stayed at the Woodside place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Willis
Kaspar Hauser
A. Maier
Fred Mueller
S. McElvany
Maud
Beatrice Mueller
Ambrose
Charles Zeigler
Butte
O. Beal
Browne's Gulch
Bryan
Joe Mauz
Joe Nample
Apex
Levi Cartier
Dillon
Woodside Place
Saved From Awful Peril by Dr King’s New Discovery
A Manchester Ohio man Lewis Chamblin recalls a near grave cough and lung trouble dropping him to 115 pounds. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for his recovery to 160 pounds and renewed strength. The ad touts the remedy for coughs colds la grippe asthma and bronchial troubles with trial bottle free and guarantee by Potts, the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Chamblin
Manchester
Ohio
Potts
High School Notes From Farmers Institute Meeting
Wednesday afternoon the Farmers' Institute met in the high school library and the session drew good attendance. That evening another meeting occurred in the assembly room with Prof Thomas Shaw speaking on the high cost of meats and Prof F B Cooley presenting Frank Baker's Life. Thursday Prof Phillips was ill and unable to hear classes. Carl Beehrer of Willis visited the high school Thursday morning. A basketball game is set for Saturday February 12 between Beaverhead County High School and Anaconda High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Farmers’ Institute
Thomas Shaw
Cooley
Frank Baker
Phillips
Carl Beehrer
Willis
Beaverhead
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Promised Relief for Cough
An attack of the grip often leaves a persistent cough and annoyance. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has been widely used with good success for relief and cure after other remedies failed. Sold by Potts the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Potts
Fireman Killed at Melrose on Oregon Short Line
James Heime, about 26, a fireman on the Oregon Short Line, was killed at Melrose when his coal tank broke away from the locomotive. Heime fell between the engine and tank as it moved, the wheels passing over him and tearing his body in two. he lived at Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Heime
Butte Inter Mountain
Oregon Short Line Railway
Melrose
Heime
Lima
Unique Friday Evening Recital at Baptist Church
On Friday evening February 25 a distinctive program at the Baptist church will feature recitals showing how each speaker earned the dollar he is paid. The event promises entertaining and instructive performances addressing personal finance and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Contractor's oatmeal remedy boosts weary troops
A veteran contractor used boiled Quaker Oats to thicken meat rations and mix into drinking water near a stream. The rapid relief from stomach issues and improved strength and morale followed, illustrating the value of good oatmeal based on his experience feeding the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeee
Nisree
Weekly Market Letter Reports Brisk Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices
The week opens with strong cattle demand and higher prices 10 to 15 cents. Veal calves reach a new high. stockers and feeders remain scarce. Beef prices range from 4.50 to 7 for steers. cows rise to 5.25. Hog market booms with bulk sales near season highs 8.40 to 8.55, top 8.70. Sheep show similar strength with prices 10 to 15 cents higher.
Uncalled Letters at Dillon Post Office 1910 List
Postmaster announces uncalled mail for Dillon Montana up to date will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C if not claimed within 30 days. Names listed include Miss Helen Grey Miss Dell Dowty J M Holland Billie Hinch Kitty Jensen Hazel Palleson Fern Peterson Edith Russel Marcus Sudich Otis Shaw Hazel Palleson etc. Signed Dillon Post Master February 4 1910 and February 11 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Dillon
Montana
Bagott
Chas. H. Burr
Prentice Doherty
Helen Grey
Dell Dowty
Howard Herman
J. M. Holland
Wm. L. Hinch
Billie Hill
S. Inaram
H.S. House
E. B. Jones
Anderson
Richardson Amber
Maud Binn
Helen Buster
Guy Browell
Fred Brown
J. M. Franks
Harry Hangen
Herryd Harter
Birdie Holland
M. L. Ingran
Mike Johnson
Judson Ralph
Edith Scarlett
Mat Shaw
Otis Shaw
Pearl Sullivan
P. J Sullivan
Con. Tubbs
Herman
Uhl
Bertha Warr
Sam Williams
Lawrence Watson
Miss. S. G. Waters
Ralph Grace Lauont
Mysterious Berlin Man Tracked in Magdeburg
A stranger arrives in Magdeburg and obtains a residence permit. A blue uniform officer shadows him for days. The man protests asking why he is pursued as the passport says he will reside for pleasure, a claim the detective doubts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdeburg
Berlin
G. and P. Railroad Window Display At Dillon
A display crafted by George Banks in the John W. Morton company store shows a G. and P. train depot water tank and tracks built entirely from hardware pieces. The clever scene has drawn much attention as the railroad reaches Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
John W. Morton Company
George Banks
Dinner at Rathbone Home Hosts Notable Guests
Dr and Mrs R R Rathbone held a Tuesday evening dinner at their South Atlantic street residence. Guests included Dr and Mrs H H Swain Judge Lew L Callaway of Virginia City Miss Dunning Dr Pelzer Prof Clark Prof Mosher and Dr Don Rathbone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Rathbone
South
Atlantic Street
H. H. Swain
Lew. L. Callaway
Virginia City
Miss Dunning
Pelzer
Clark
Mosher
Don Rathbone
Burden Joins Ferris in Dillon Steam Laundry Deal
Charles Burden, tied to Otto Leach in leasing Dillon Steam Laundry for two years, has now joined Ed Ferris in the venture. The arrangement expands the partnership and extends operations at the laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burden
Otto Leach
Dillon
Ed. Ferris
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Dart Hardware & Implement Co
Scott
Poott & Bowe
Centennial Valley
Tr. Willis
the Weekly Market Letter
The
Standard Live Stock Commission Company
Ebraska
Dillon Electric Supply Co
Sebree St
Union Electric Co
Orton Bros
J. Robert Morton
Teae
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