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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1913

Page

11

Lakeview News Roundup of Social and Local Happenings

In Lakeview Montana on February 17 locals report springlike weather. Dances in Monida attract many, while residents travel to Piedmont and Lake Idaho for events. Cattle shipped to Portland, stage driver duties begin, saloon interests sold, and new residents move to Lakeview. Snow returns Monday as fishing yields luck and locals plan building projects and visits.

Lakeview Mont N. J. Jones Francis Rose Monida Linda Huston Piedmont W. H. Fitch Portland Hart Miller Bean Ranch Bert Edwards B. L. Forsyth Joe Duff Mr. Fry Jim Dodd Will Shambow Irwin George Shambow Leo Kaferly John Gordon

Methodist Minister Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

Milaca Minnesota minister Rev James A Lewis endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy praising its effectiveness for colds coughs and croup. He urges readers to try the medicine and continue use as needed with assurance from many others. Sold by all dealers adv im

James A. Lewis Milaca Minn Chamberlain

Willi s Willis News Roundup

J E David forest ranger from Melrose visited Willis mid last week. Julius Hartwiginjured a finger while field work, blood poisoning diagnosed, pain and swelling persist. James Garrison and son Bernard traveled to Butte for business and a show. Ayers and Gray traveled from Divide. Ayers mule feeding at Beecrer place. Joe Nample visited from Melrose.

James Garrison Bernard Butte Mr. Ayers Gray Divide Beecrer Joe Nample Melrose

Local visits and market shipments reported

P. I. Smith of Dillon visited Reichle hotel last Sunday. Carl Hartwig traveled to Melrose to assist J. E. David in driving a herd of horses south. Matt Polish shipped oats to Butte markets this week.

P. I. Smith Dillon Reichle Carl Hartwig Melrose J. E. David Matt Polish Butte

Loomont Neighbors Report Survey Crew At Work

A surveying crew recently roamed Loomont as rumors spread about a road project from Sheep Camp Mountain to the valley. Roadmaster Harbison has teams at work on routes from last fall, with hopes to finish before frost ends.

Loomont Mont C. J. Davis Sheep Camp Mountain Fred Vail Frank Griffis M. McCormick Butte McCormick Mike Carney Ben Hur Mesdames Walbert Walgren T. D. Townsend F. McCormick James Wing Fred McCormick Harbison Homer Townsend Frank Held James Gordon Broadway Silver Star Dry Creek Fay Curtis Clyde Morrison Whitehall Yeoman Hall Jack Elliott Washington Bar J. R. Norville Boulder City Mary Phelps

Social Gathering Notes From Big Hole Basin

Mrs 8 J Scott returns from Dillon visit. Miss Wold hosts a card party with C H Strowbridge H S Armitage and G A Williams attending. Stevenson residence hosts a whist party with Cornelie as hostess and C H Strowbridge B R Stevenson H S Armitage present. A 500 game at J P Loss residence includes J P Loss O E Corwin Charlotte Wold Gertrude Loss George Loss Jack Paddock and the writer. Mrs Orville E Corwin guest at a later home event hosted by her mother Mrs J P Lossi with many attendees listed.

J. Scott Dillon Miss Wold C. H. Strowbridge H. S. Armitage G. A. Williams Stevenson Orville E. Corwin J. P. Lossi Mesdames Miller Cowan Flager M. M. Moss D. P. Wampler D. C. Wampler Hill Moss Strawbridge C. W. Francis Mary E. Francis Geo. Woodworth Taylor Nelson Fred Francis McVay Armitage Stabler Cowperthwaite

Notable Dillon Departures and Local Incidents

Don Albee returned from Dillon on Tuesday. John Pendergast went to Dillon and said a sweet little girl he wanted to see him. George R. Clark a forestry man arrived from Dillon and visited the entomologists camp on Pindar creek. County Surveyor George and Contractor Birrer came from Dillon to inspect the Squaw creek bridge and repairs will be made soon. Little Chadwick son of Mr and Mrs Perle Simmons broke his collar bone Sunday morning from a lounge fall. The Simmons boy’s wailing showed he endures pain like his brothers.

Don Albee Dillon John Pendergast Geo. R. Clark Uncle Sam Pindar Creek George Birrer Squaw Creek Little Chadwick Perle Simmons Simmons

Little chap hurt. fracture attended by Dr Cowperthwaite

The report notes a small boy sustaining an injury described as a fracture. Dr Cowperthwaite attended to the case promptly and anticipates no serious consequences.

Perlé Cowperthwaite

Quiet Lakeview Wedding Seals Pelot and Saunders

Lew Pelot and Ida Saunders married at the Duff ranch near Lakeview Montana on February 12 at 8 pm. Justice Nathaniel J. Jones performed the ceremony witnessed by the couple and a small group of friends and relatives. Both families are longtime valley residents with ties to the Lakeview hotel business. The couple is greeted by many well wishers in the community.

Lakeview Montana Joe’ Duff Lew Pelot Ida Saunders Nathaniel J. Jones Pelot B. L. Forsyth Joe Duff Fred Kamps Frank Sparrow Charley Lee Jimmie Crippen Charley Fox N. J. Jones

Selway Bill Proposes Quarantine Authority for Domestic Animals

Senator Selway introduces a bill amending quarantine law for contagious diseases in domestic animals and Texas cattle. The state veterinarian would order quarantine and notify the governor for epidemics, with the governor issuing a restriction on transfers from affected localities. The bill allows exhibition of parasite specimens to owners before quarantine and requires owners to bear quarantine costs.

Helena Senate Selway Texas

Former Member Recalled Over Payments to Speaker Clark

A former representative, long head of influential committees, received payments allegedly routed through Speaker Champ Clark. The disclosure highlights possible improper financial dealings involving congressional leadership.

Champ Clark

Dillon Resident Praises Dean's Kidney Pills

George Opp of Railroad Ave Dillon Mont reports weeks of dullness low energy and ambition. After using Doan's Kidney Pills his condition improved and he has not needed kidney treatment since. He endorses the product and urges others to buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents.

Dillon Dean George Opp Railroad Ave Mont Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Inauguration Parade Details For Wilson Presidency

Preparations for Mr. Wilson's inauguration proceed rapidly with a court of honor nucleus at the reviewing and president's stands funded by 21000. A donkey leads the Young Men's Democratic club. 500 Chicago Democrats. Governor Dunne and staff in uniform represent Illinois. The Woman's Suffrage Association parade on March 3 includes national celebrities. An 80 piece brass band of Princeton students will escort Wilson from Princeton to Washington.

Wilson Court of Honor Aru Young Men's Democratic Club of Washington Carter Harrison Chicago Dunne Illinois Woman's Suffrage Association Princeton Nassau

Claiming Too Much

A man asserts he never made a mistake provoking the reply that such a claim proves he is not among those who never tell a lie. The brief exchange appears in the Washington Star.

Washington Star

Eulogy on James S Sherman in Senate Memorial Services

Washington remembers vice president James S Sherman as President Taft, cabinet, and Congress gather in the Senate chamber in a historic memorial. Taft lauds Sherman for his principled partisan stance and dedication to a representative government, while House leaders and senators pay tribute to a modest and noble statesman.

Washington Taft House of Representatives Senate Supreme Court Diplomatic Corps Senate Chamber James S. Sherman Congress Clark Sherman House of Repre

Alderika Buckthorn Remedy Claims Quick Digestive Relief

Local notice touts a single dose of buckthorn bark glycerine and Alderika as a German appendicitis remedy that relieves gas and constipation at once. Presented by A Potts druggist. Ad.

Dillon A. Potts

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