Development progresses on Montana Oreway property near Pioneer Gold
In Big Hole Basin reports say Montana Oreway company advances in its mining work, with Superintendent S. J. Scott traveling to Butte for drills. Nearby, executives and buyers move between Divide and Anaconda as beef shipments and stock sales proceed. Social and local notes fill out the community scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Oreway Company
J. P. Loss Company
Ohio
Divide
E. H. Stanton Company
Spokane
Anaconda
C. E. Miller
Preventing Croup With Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Do you know that croup can be prevented Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soon as hoarseness appears and it will prevent the attack It is also a certain cure for croup and has never been known to fail Sold by Potts the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Potts
Waterloo Snowbound Memory of a Frigid Winter
Waterloo reports a cold snap with 27 degrees below zero. local residents recount icy hardships. Mrs. George Harbison and three children visited the Fosters then returned home. H F Noyd worked on ice, while P Carney and Mayme visited relatives in Belgrade. Geo Harbison of Norte district visited Waterloo with two sons Kir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Waterloo
George Harbison
Joy Foster
H. F. Noyd
P. Carney
Mayme
Belgrade
Geo. Harbison
Norte
Kir
Scott's Emulsion Stands as Original for Thirty Five Years
The ad claims Scott's Emulsion as the original and standard for 35 years amid thousands of imitators. It likens competitors to thin milk and asserts Scott's remains thick like heavy cream. It warns against thinning with water and directs readers to Scott & Bowne at 400 Pratt Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Croup and Coughs
Manages to regain health after severe lung trouble claims Lewis Chamblin of Manchester Ohio. Advertises Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for LaGrippe asthma and bronchial issues with trial bottle offered by Potts, the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Chamblin
Manchester
Ohio
Potts
Willis and Browne horse trade and cold spell report
Special to TrTriBuNnr details a Dillon area horse sale with Hartwig Browne and others buying horses. Weather turns very cold with 22 degrees below zero and an inch of snow. Mrs Barbour visits from Idaho and plans to return home next Saturday. A Chamberlain medicine ad appears among the local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Julius Hartwig
J. A. Browne
Dillon
Hartwig
O. Beall
Browne
Ed. Hardisty
Melrose
Adolf Reichle
Joe Mauz
Walter Barbour
Barbour
D. Beaver
Fishtrap
C. Schulz
Glendale
Armstead News Highlights Visits and Local Work
Wm Wayett visited Dillon on Friday. R S White left for Missoula on business. Carl Decker returned home from Dillon. Ed Ferris of upper Horse Prairie visited Armstead. Ralph White of Dillon visited Armstead. Mrs L S Kimmel made a business trip to Dillon. Tom Tracy is building a new ice house. Chas Burden of Dillon was a business visitor. Martin Barrett of Grant visited Armstead. Mr Bulger visited Dillon from Armstead. Wm C Templin of the Prairie was in Armstead on business. McGinnis was in Dale Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead
Wm. Wayett
Dillon
R.S. White
Missoula
Carl Decker
Ed. Ferris
Upper Horse Prairie
Ralph White
L. S. Kimmel
Tom Tracy
Chas. Burden
Martin Barrett
Grant
Bulger
Glenn Decker
Wm. C. Templin
the Prairie
McGinnis
Daic
Dillon Visitors and Local Notes from Monday
Mrs C H Hall and Miss Helen Smith were in Dillon on Monday. Rollin Scott of Grant spent Monday in Armstead. E H Brenner of Armstead was in Dillon Monday. Mr and Mrs J C Brenner were in Armstead last week. Z G Patterson of Western Boarding Supply returned from Salmon February 23. An attack of grip often leaves a persistent cough. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is widely used with good results. Sold by Potts the Druggist.
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Franklin
C. McLaughlin
M. T. Carney
Butte
B. F. Hunt
Chas. Townsend
Forester Bell
Sheridan
J. W. Powell
T. D. Townsend
C. H. Hall
Helen Smith
Dillon
Rollin Scott
Potts
Prison Figures Announced Dell Montana County News
Dell Montana February report lists horse shipments to a Dillon sale with some returns. Local residents travel to Lima for a masqued ball hosted by the K P lodge. Notes on arrests, accidents, and county bridges accompany population figures for various counties and prison inmates.
Cattle and hog markets rise with steady gains this week
The weekly market letter notes cattle values advancing 25 to 40 cents with no setbacks in weeks. Slaughter and stocker feeder segments rise with beves and vealers showing gains. hogs push to new highs near 9.15. lambs and mutton climb 20 to 60 cents amid broad demand.
Local notes and notices from Dillon area
Personal pickups report Chester Gilbert in Missoula for a few days while Mrs. Mauldin visits Butte relatives. A newborn for Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Armstrong of Medicine Lodge. George Lovell returns to Dillon from Kansas City. Dillon Coal and Transfer advertises services by phone. Sheriff Gosman notes Deputy Stone’s hospital-visit update and planned return to Dillon. Easter suit promotion by Mrs. W. H. Boatman. Licenses issued for several couples including McVety Smith and Johnson Larimer. Glen Phillips injured in Armstead bar fight. assault warrant issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lovell
Dillon
Kansas City
Dillon Coal and Transfer Company
General Transfer
Gosman
Fred L. Stone
W. H. Boatman
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Henry H. McVety
Chicago
Ethel L. Smith
Sam O. Johnison
Harlowtown
Rose Owens
Mound City
Prank Baker
Sheridan
Emma Larimer
Jackson
James Axerson
Nellie Johnson
Glen Phillips
Armstead
Sheep starve on Sage creek and wolves kill cattle
Dell dispatch reports Mr. Carr, hired by Stephen Cook, saw many of Cook's sheep dying of starvation due to deep snow on Sage creek. A wolf pack attacked Mrs. M. Dowling's cattle near Dell, killing seven steers wintered about 20 miles from town.
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Dell
Carr
Stephen Cook
Sage Creek
Dillon
Cook
Avalanches Kill Four Near Adair on Puget Sound Line
In Missoula on February 24, three section men and a woman died after an avalanche buried Charles Nelson near Adair. A second slide later buried a prospector’s shack near the Adair water tank killing two Shores brothers and a woman. John Peters, a section foreman, was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Puget Sound
Charles Nelson
Adair
Shores
John Peters
Prepared for sprains and bruises with Chamberlains Liniment
An advertisement urges readers to buy Chamberlains Liniment for sprains bruises and similar injuries. Sold by Potts the Druggist.
Minors Allowed in the Saloon Warrant Withdrawn
A warrant for the arrest of V J Hain of Dell was issued in Dillon after Hans F Seybold reported minors in Hains saloon. Sheriff Gosman arrested him Tuesday but the matter was settled when Hain denied wrongdoing and pledged no minors would be admitted in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. d. Hain
Hans F. Seybold
Dell
Dillon
V. J. Hain
Gosman
Hain
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Dart Hardware & Implement Co
Irs
Big Hole Basin
Scott & Bowne
Pratl St
E. M. Martinell
Lima
P. Lodge
S. M
W. J. Hain
Ain
M. J. Martinell
Sheep Creek Basin
Mitch
H. C. Patterson
Beaverhead
Broadwater
Carbon
Cascade
Chouteau
Custer
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Granite
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Lincoln
Madison
Meagher
Park
Powell
Ravalli
Rosebud
Sanders
Silver Bow
Sweet Grass
Teton
Valley
Yellowstone
United States
the Weekly Market Letter
The
Standard Live Stock Commission Company of
Omaha, Nebraska
J, Robert Morton
Chester Gilbert
P. W. Armstrong
Medicine Lodge
Steve Cook
Avalanche
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Dillon Oe
A. L. Stone
Cashier
Back of State Bank
Montana
Montama
Rombauer CO
W. R. Hocking
East Granite
Mont
George R.'Metlen
Civil & Minire Engineer
Montane and
Idaho
Lewis & Walker Assayers
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
Maurice
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