Melrose Notes Round Up Local Happenings
A lively Melrose roundup covers a masked ball hosted by Milo French amid illness reducing attendance. Updates include visits from Butte, timber contracts for fencing on Cherry Creek, scarlet fever convalescence, missing horse reward, fishing trips, health reports, and multiple residents traveling between Melrose, Dillon, and Butte.
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Tribune
Melrose
Milo French
French
Butte
Joe Moffett
Goo. Pollinger
Ruby Valley
Pollinger
Champion
Mr. White
Browne’s Gulch
Cherry Creek
Ed. Gleed
Charles Harvey
Charles
Henry Gelhaus
Kate Naughton
Joe Gelhaus
Strebb
Robert Hoffman
Vance
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promises Quick Cure
Advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cost saver by value rather than price. Claims sure cure for colds and warns neglect can lead to serious illness. Price 25 and 50 cents a bottle, sold by Potts the Druggist.
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Potts
Willis News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Willis, Feb 26 Pearl Smith of Dillon surveyed for neighbors last week. The mumps struck the area but only one family affected. Frank Bassett of Dillon checked in with neighbors about hides. Math Polich accompanied by Frank.
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The
Tribune
Willis
Pearl Smith
Dillon
Frank Bassett
Math Polich
Frank
Favorite Prescription Offers Safe Cure for Delicate Women
Promotes Favorite Prescription as the reliable remedy for debilitating drains irregularity and female weakness. Claims non alcoholic, transparent ingredients and strong professional endorsements. Encourages consulting Dr Pierce Buffalo New York with pamphlets and free adviser materials.
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R. V. Pierce
Uffalo
N. Y
Ae Pierce
Why not use Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm provides prompt relief for rheumatism with one application. It asserts many have been permanently cured and markets 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by Potts the Druggist.
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Potts
Pageville and Lima Community Notes Push Activities
In Pageville Rev. Mickle will visit Centerville March 2 and lead a quarterly meeting plus week of services with Rev. D. Hardy. Jessie Redfield hosted a Sunday school gathering with games and treats. Visitors included Mrs. Geo. McFadden and Miss Estella Redfield of Spokane. Minor social visits and church events fill the week. In Lima, the Masonic lodge official visit drew a large turnout with a masquerade and New England supper. The Grand Worthy Matron of the O E S will visit March 5. Temperance reform meeting and local concerts were noted amid routine visits and illness.
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Tribune
Pageville
Mickle
M. E. Church
Centerville
D. Hardy
Twin Bridges
Jessie Redfield
Geo. McFadden
Estella Redfield
Spokane
Ethel Oliver
R. W. Page
W. R. Wyatt
Twin Bridges School
D. Wardy
Lillie Lippart
M. L. Hall
C. L. Utley
Ray
Dillon
Ruth Redfield
Evelyn Mercer
Blaine
George
Clifford Mercer
William Stewart
Butte
Jord Nyhart
David Hardy
Johnson
H. A. Redfield
Charles Redfield
R. D. Martin
Joe Shannon
Grant’s Pass
Oregon
Rodney Page
Wavie
Lima
Masonic Lodge
Redrock
Dell
Boyle
Joe Lewis
Tom Delaney
Lin Thompson
New England
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. Gruwell
D. T. Morton
Armstead
Revise Diet and Try Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets
A vintage ad touts revising diet to curb stomach troubles from excess meat. It urges using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets after prudent eating, promising quick health returns. Sold by Potts the Druggist with free samples offered.
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Chamberlain
Potts
Waterloo News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Dan Rowland of Whitehall moves a barn for P. Carney. M. T. Carney visits Butte. H Henrich family visits Sheridan. L. H. Mickel and Rev. Geo. King conduct services Monday. Homer Townsend and wife in Butte. J Ivery of Butte reviews ranches with Noyd. Carney Noyd Townsend families ship produce to Butte. Beall visits from Deer Lodge. Harvey England heads to Milwaukee camps for work.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Dan Rowland
Whitehall
P. Carney
M. T. Carney
Butte
H. Henrich
Sheridan
L. H. Mickel
P. E
M. E. Church
Rev. Geo. King
Homer Townsend
J. Ivery
Noyd
H. Noyd
T. D. Townsend and Sons
W. Beall
Deer Lodge
Harvey England
Milwaukee
Persistent cough relief ends sleepless nights in Burley
Will Hayer of Burley Colorado Bulletin details his wife’s long struggle with a stubborn cough. After trying remedies for years she used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and, after three doses, the cough vanished with no return. Potts the Druggist sells the remedy.
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Hayer
the Burley
Colo
Chamberlain
Potts
Redrock Social News Briefs February Outlook
Redrock notes show May leaves to Spokane and coast trip planned. Mrs Allie Wiles spent Sunday at Midway. Lee Laughlin departed for Minnesota. Ike Rife and wife returned from the East. Ted Ames led a coach party to Armstead dance and reports a good time. Mr and Mrs T B Craver returned from Oklahoma and Texas. Mrs Fred Lamphear to entertain the Country Club Saturday. The presiding elder Rev King postponed March 3 appointment to March 24.
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Redrock
W. May
Spokane
Wash
Allie Wiles
Midway
Lee Laughlin
Minnesota
Ike Rife
East
Ted Ames
Armstead
T. B. Craver
Oklahoma
Texas
Fred Lamphear
Rev. King
Torry to Vue High School Notes
Plans for the High School exhibit progress as committees work. The basketball team faces Dillon Athletics in Dillon theatre with expectations of a close game. New library titles include Polly Oliver's Problem and Ben Hur, plus various period pieces and Dietetics. Gladys Bingham reviewed current events. no music classes due to Prof. Riedelsberger's absence. Martha Sprinkle misses class with grippe.
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Dillon
Dillion Theatre
Polly Oliver
Quentin Durward
Ben Hur
David Copperfield
Oliver Twist
Pompeii
Gladys Bingham
Prof
Riedelsberger
Martha Sprinkle
Armstead Social Roundup at Dillon Club Dance
Armstead residents Al Martin and Walter Brearley attended a Dillon club dance last Friday. Sam Chaffin took his family to Dillon for the outing.
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the Tribune
Armstead
al Martin
Walter Brearley
Dillon
Sam Chaffin
Pueblo Cliff Dwellers and Gibson postal cards collection
A note promotes hunting card reproductions from photos 25 years old featuring Pueblo Cliff Dwellers and Gibson postals. It highlights George Washington Birthday Cards with a splendid array now available for collectors.
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George Washington
Let Them Learn to Purchase By Making Their Own Selections
A classroom activity invites students to select school supplies themselves, encouraging independence and decision making as a practical learning exercise. The approach aims to teach budgeting, prioritization, and responsible spending within a guided setting.
Armstead Dance Draws 75 Visitors From Surrounding Towns
A large Armstead social drew about 75 people from Dillon Grayling Bedrock Dell and Grant for a dance in the new store building. Attendees included Mrs. Frank Andrus and children and many residents of nearby communities.
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Armstead
Dillon
Grayling
Bedrock
Dell
Grant
Tea pricing prompt and shopkeeper guarantee
A shopper is urged to compare prices and buy the lowest visible in the window. The ad claims Schilling's Best tea offers a money back promise if a grocer is unhappy and suggests dealers are reimbursed by the store.
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Schilling
Wood to Sell by the Wood Man N 8
Wood will sell and deliver dry seasoned wood stove length in blocks or split by the load or dollar's worth. Kindling wood 25 cents per sack. Delivered. Orders given to driver of quick delivery wagon or left at the Tri Bomb Store will receive prompt attention.
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Tribunt
First National Bank at Dillon Montana Report February 14 1908
Report of the condition for The First National Bank at Dillon Montana as of February 14 1908. It lists resources totaling 1 548 235 93 including loans 1 058 496 25 and U S bonds 50 000 00 and deposits 1 052 91. The report includes liabilities with capital stock 160 000 00 and deposits 1 052 91. The president B F White signs sworn statement with attestations from J H Gripen E D Warre and Henry Burfienn.
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First National Bank
Dillon
Montana
U.S
Beaverhead
I. B. F. White
J. H. Gripen
E. D. Warre
Henry BurFienn
Winter Weather Spurs Active Cattle Trade in Lakeview
Lakeview reports mild winter with ample sleighing and brisk cattle sales. James Dodd purchased cows and calves from B H Paul and Fred Hansen, Bray Brothers and J W Blair sold fine steers, Miller Bros sold two cars of cattle, H Wetmore to deliver six cars to Monida on March 5, and about 65 coyote scalps plus one gray wolf were tallied by bounty inspector F I Hansen. The Lakeview Land and Cattle company holds around 500 fine steers with Ben art and J A Jones overseeing groups. Also notes illness of Rhody Chit child and travels of local residents James Doyle family.
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the Tribune
Lakeview
James Dodd
B. H. Paul
Fred Hansen
Bray Brothers
J. W. Blair
Frank Allen
Miller Bros
H. Wetmore
Monida
F. I. Hansen
Harry Martin
Centennial Valley
Lakeview Land
Cattle Comany
Benart
J. A. Jones
Granger
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