Locals Attend to Rail Project and Business Plans
Kimmel visits friends in town last Sunday. Decker couple spend Sunday at Barrett ranch with C. K. Decker. Mellen family return home after visiting Dillon. J R Wheeler and Col Decker travel to Helena for Gilmore and Pittsburg Railway business. Surveyors move to Desmond ranch camp. Craver and Armstrong in runaway accident. Armstrong injured, Craver lightly bruised. Harland trips to Dillon on business. Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad office nearing completion. Templin visits arnest in Murray hospital in Butte. Wenger of Montgomery and Co. in town. Deeley called to Dillon for business. Fielder conducts business in Armstead area. Many inquiries from residents about business opportunities and village real estate. Stores seek to stock 20000 dollars of merchandise. openings for rooming house, restaurant, and barber shop as railroad construction ramps up by March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmond Ranch
Craver
Armstrong
George Harland
Dillon
Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company
W.C. Templin
Arnest
Murray Hospital
John Wenger
Montgomery & Co
Anaconda
James Deeley
Armstead
Gilmore & Pittsburg
Willis Hails New Home Improvements and Valley Dance
Special to TRIBUNE Willis February 17 G G Collins agent for Utah clothing house visited the area. Mrs Reichle’s dwelling is nearly finished and when painters and plasterers finish it will be a big improvement for the valley. The dance next Saturday February 20 at Mrs Reichle's promises an enjoyable time. Thad Mauz visited Butte lately. Alois Fassler and family came from Melrose to Jacob Hartwig home. James Garrison from Virginia City came to tend his Dillon area ranch. School trustees met to hire a teacher for the coming term. Father Foley will hold mass February 22 at J A Browne's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Willis
G. G. Collins
Utah
Reichle
Thad. Mauz
Butte
Alois Fassler
Melrose
Dillon
Jacob Hartwig
James Garrison
Virginia City
D. Foley
J. A. Browne’s
Reason Enthroned Diet Advice Promotes Stomach Health
An old advertisement urges readers to revise diets amid claims excess meat causes stomach troubles. It promotes Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy and notes Potts the Druggist sells them with free samples offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Potts
Jim
Common Cold Prevents Dangerous Diseases Warned
A newspaper note urges avoiding colds to prevent germs from dangerous diseases like pneumonia diphtheria and scarlet fever. It claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy cleans culture beds and reduces risk, with Potts druggist selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts
Ggist
Rail optimism and local chatter from Horse Prairie
Armstead Postoffice reports a shift from a homemade thresher to rail road talk as the main local hum. Grant station questions arise while Grant hall readies for demolition and relocation. Barretts in Honolulu mark plans to return by March 10. Mansfield buys a two horse treadpower. Tash’s man hauls wood for the Gonnor ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead
Grant Station
Grant Hall
Gen. Grant
M. Barrett
Honolulu
Manilla
James’ Mansfield
Géo
Tash
Tashh
Remedy praised as best cough syrup for children
A Plain Dealing La source cites Paul Allen praising a remedy as the best cure for coughs colds and croup in babies and young children It is described as pleasant and safe for kids to take and is sold by Potts the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Allen
Potts
Pageville notes reflect wedding trips and local movements
Mr and Mrs John Swanstrum returned from their wedding trip visiting Helena and Butte and are at home on the Carl Swanstrum ranch in Blaine. Various local moves include ranch sales, illness, and community events with Twin Bridges and Paige Hall attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribuns
Pageville
John
Swanstrum
Helena
Butte
Carl Swanstrum
Blaine
Joseph Tezek
Balkovelts
Stewart
William
Charley P. Baker
Geraldine
Hardy
Twin Bridge
Ladies Aid’ Society
Steve Reis
Albert Smith
Mr. Reis
Seidensticker
John Senecal
Jones
John Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Wilbur ‘Whiting
Corral
Miss Oliver
Twin Bridges
A. A. Linder
Harley Linder
Georgia Linder
Paige Hall
M.L. Hall
Joseph Tezak
N. L. Paige
Mike Shannon
Page Vville
Ernest Nyhart
Will Nyhart
Madison Valley
Washington Nyhart
William Stewart
Walnut Street
Silver Bow Park
Couch
Montpelier
Idaho
Jensen
George White
Muscular rheumatism treated with Chamberlain liniment
Common form of muscular rheumatism described with no internal treatment needed. Apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely three times daily and a quick cure is claimed. Promoted as valuable for muscular and chronic rheumatism and sold by Potts the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Potts
Valentine Arrow Shower Marks Polaris News
February 16 patrol reports Valentine day arrows and danger theme. Mrs. Richardson, long ill with complications, is now out of danger. Bert Cozad visited from Jackson. reports a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Cozad of Taylor Creek on February 7. Seybold from Dell visits valley puzzled by deep snow in Polaris while Delor Horse Prairie sees no snow. Mr and Mrs Frederick Sch stopping at Elkhorn Hot Springs. Mrs Schuler suffers severe arthritis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Ploaris
St. Valentine
Charles Richardson
Bert Cozad
Jackson
Ay Cozad
Taylor, Creek
Seybold
Dell
Delor
Horse ‘Prairie
Frederick Sch
Elkhorn Hot Springs
Schuler
Maisie Marisseau Family Notice at K Ranch
A fragmented obituary style notice mentions Maisie Marisseau and family ties at a ranch. The readable text references a Sunday event and the name Puig a P Bod ont, with unclear relations to the family and local location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maisie Marisseau
Neau
Sundey Y Ruurry
Prohibition Evidence Cited From Birmingham and Knoxville
The Union publishes testimony supporting prohibition as beneficial to business and taxes. Erskine Ramsey of Birmingham notes real estate remains firm after saloon closures with few vacancies. Knoxville’s Sentinel reports budget increases in school, street, and water funds after six months of prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Union
Ith
Erskine Ramsey
Birmingham
Alabama
The
Sentinel
Knoxville
Tenn
Prohibition Debate Highlights City Finances And Prosperity
In Knoxville critics claim prohibition fails with debt paid and $138,000 in treasury. A Kansas City mayor replies prohibition did not bankrupt the city and real estate values rise while buildings rise, showing prosperity and no sorrow for departed saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
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Dillon Grocery Company
Dillon Public
Lottie
R.V. Pierce
Ebaint
Buffalo
LAA
Horse Prairie
Monimal
Montana
Eae E Normal College
W. CT
Ladies of the Union
Beaverhead Big Hole
Jefferson Valleys
B. F. Yerkes Real
Insurance
Mont
Optician
Albert
Stamm
Jeweler
Will
Ghoenborn's Shoe Store
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