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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1911
Page
8
The Breezes notes that the Montana Oreway Company's mine holds strong promise for the Big Hole Basin region, predicting substantial impact on local mineral wealth development and overall growth of this Montana area. It references community improvement and economic potential tied to the mine's success.
Cold cure interest grows as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy touts a strong reputation and vast sales for curing colds. It is advertised as dependable and available from All Dealers.
John Hails and family moved to Rattlesnake where he bought property and will start anew in Willis. Mrs. Katie Beehrer celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a party at Hartwig's, featuring a large guest list and a late lunch. J Nugent of Bute spent several days with Julius Hartwig, and Mr. and Mrs Ferguson traveled to Dillon for a short trip.
O S claim agent Wilcox visited the neighborhood this week. Willis attendees enjoyed the Melrose masquerade with Mrs Reichle planning a Feb 26 big ball in her hall offering a prize for the best mask and lively music. An advisory note promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach troubles.
Old St Valentine reigns in Polaris as humor and gossip mingle. A draft horse from Tash & Lenk is injured, C Foley leaves for Connecticut to claim Hartford real estate, 60 D L ranch horses head to Dillon sale, and Frank Madden returns with John Bowen. A Judge family party outshines all prior gatherings while a typesetter mix up confuses items.
When a child faces danger a mother will risk herself to guard it. Yet no heroic act is required to keep a child safe from croup. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and all danger is avoided. For sale by all dealers.
Special to Tribune from Waterloo reports the inspector's visit, land deals by Stevenson Bros near Bechtold ranch, and plans for a two story residence. Social highlights include Waterloo Whist Club results with Mabel Cox and Homer Townsend central, next meeting at Carney ranch, visits by Manhattan residents, and local arrivals like Wilson Townsend. Members consider remaining in Waterloo with Mrs Townsend and Master Wallis, and threshing activity on Townsend ranch continues.
The report notes residents renewing acquaintances in Deer Lodge valley with visits from Robert Farmer of Butte and the Wilhelm family at Boulder City. Roadmaster Carney and helpers repair Townsend lane while Mrs M T Carney enjoys time in Portland with daughter, Edith shows progress at the state school. Chamberlains Liniment offered for lame back or chest pain.
Special to Tribune Melrose Feb 16 Lowell Lounsbery marked his 17th birthday with a party at Mrs Ed Harveys home. A grand masquerade in Melrose Feb 14 drew guests from Dillon Willis Davide and Butte with Dutch lunch by Mrs Robert Lesher. Mr and Mrs Bryan visited from Dillon and Mrs A Hood travels from Dillon to see her mother.
Mrs Talcott Mrs Patrick and Mrs Beckwith visited the Pageville school Thursday. The Ladies Aid served lunch at W M Stewart’s. W H Jones returned from Minnesota to tend a sick brother. Norman Thorson came home from Chicago. Rummins rented his ranch to Fred Baire who moved there. Rev C Tenney ill, preventing Twin Bridges visit. Arthur Barshaw returned from Butte. Mrs James Shannon and Alice back from Butte visit. Swartz and Swanstrum sold cattle to Dodd Butchering. Merle McNealy bound for a school near Alder. Otho Stewart back to work at Wilcomb place. Phoebe Comfort Williams visited the school. Delphine Ayotte leaving for Virginia City. Wood saws busy between Twin Bridges Blaine Barshaw Pitcher. Lester Martin moved to Brooks ranch. Hortense Sullivan visiting from Des Moines. R H Fuqua moved to Twin Bridges with family to ease school commute.
A study notes Japan endures about 600 earthquakes yearly and hosts 51 active volcanoes. It asserts seismic and volcanic forces have raised whole districts above the sea through repeated eruptions, shaping the nation's very existence.
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