Melrose Christmas Eve Dance a Grand Success
Special to the TRBUNE from Melrose reports Milo French’s Christmas Eve dance with fine music and supper and well smiling guests. Local commerce notes property sales and ore shipments from Camp Creek and Glendale to Melrose. Death of Patrick Burns listed as old age. many townspeople idle or visiting, and best wishes for a prosperous New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Milo
Tony Morroni
Camp Creek
Messrs
Freeborn and
Hoffman
Foster and
Cordelle
Clipper
Pitts and
Coleman
Mosely and
Stumbaugh
Glendale
Butte
Ira White
Rochester Basin
Patrick Burns
Miss Ryan
Bradford
Nap Guyer
Melrose Mercantile Company
Annie Bighorn
John Moe
Kate Naughton
Joe Gelaus
John Branigan
Dorcia Vance
Lima
Streb
Take Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for prompt relief
Don’t risk a lingering cough or cold. Treat early to avoid bronchitis or pneumonia. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy offers rapid relief and has become widely used across the United States and abroad. Sold by Riley the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
United States
Riley
Willis Christmas Reflections Near Year’s End
Special to the Tribune from Willis describes Christmas celebrations across the town with bright trees and happy faces. The writer ponders who will see another Christmas, urges facing the new year with energy, and notes Christmas was celebrated in nearly every house in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Willis
American forests yield valuable medicinal roots say writers
Dr Pierce extols native American plants and his Golden Medical Discovery as cures for dyspepsia liver trouble heart ailments and women's disorders. He offers a free little book of medical extracts by mail to interested readers. The claims are supported by testimonials and emphasize plant-based remedies prepared by Pierce and associates in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
RB. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pain Balm Relieves Lame Shoulder Says Mrs McElwee
Mrs. F. H. McElwee of Boistown New Brunswick reports quick relief from a left shoulder pain after trying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The remedy is advertised as useful for rheumatic muscle pains and is available from Riley the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F. H. McElwee
Boistown
New Brunswick
Riley
Waterloo Gives New Year Wishes and Local News
Special to the Tribune from Waterloo Montana December 31 reports on local mining development by M T Carney and O Thornley, marriages, visits to Butte, hay sales, schooling and skating since the cold snap, and residents traveling to Dillon Butte Deer Lodge Avon Missoula Steward Silver Star and Silver Star relocation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Waterloo
Mont
The
M.T. Carney
O. Thornley
Matthew Turner
Homer T. Townsend
Bozeman
O'Mara
Butte
Homer
HW. F. Noyd
Ray
Noyd
A. M. Sager
Charles M. Johnson
Whitehall
Robert Farmer
P. Carney
W. J. Rankin
Basin School
Miller-Foster
Gerald Carney
Bert Miller
Valley
Ray Sager
Deer Lodge
Avon
Missoula
Emma McCall
William Talbott
Steward, Ment
Mr. Talbott
Sam Hallis
J. R. Norville
Hugh
Dillon
H. Miller
B. H. Want
Hancock
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Labeled Free of Habit Drugs
Secretary Wilson explains the Pure Food Law aims to inform consumers about harmful drugs in medicines. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is shown to contain no chloroform opium or morphine, with labeling confirming absence. Sold by Riley the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Riley
Pageville Couples Visit Twin Bridges and Dillon Home
Special to Tribune. Mr and Mrs Elmer Page and their son visited Mr and Mrs Tovey at Twin Bridges on Thursday last. They shared a dinner with Orrin Page and family on Friday December 27 and then drove to Dillon, their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pageville
Elmer Page
Little Son
S. S. Patterson
Dillon
N. L. Page
Orrin Page
Dilton
George
Orrin Wilcomb
Beaverhead
Point of Rocks
Bert Page
Twin Bridges
Minnesota
Mike Shannon
C. L. Utley
Arline
George McFadden
Edith Snow
James Shannon
John Senecal
C. A.saitle
Pagéville
Bachelors of
Centreville
David Hardy
Johnson
Rodney Page
Local residents host New Year visits and farm work
Mrs Stolebarger returns to the Excel sior ranch for a visit after staying with Mr and Mrs George McFadden. Dinners on New Year’s day unite M L Hall and Page families while Dewey Gurtin and Charley Worley cut wood for Joseph Pennington.
Stomach Trouble Cured By Chamberlain Tablets
Mr J P Kiote of Edina Missouri reports using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble and finds them more beneficial than other medicines. Sold by Riley the Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J.P Kiote
Edina
Riley
Industrious Hens in the County Record
Finley Cunnard of this city keeps fourteen Plymouth Rock hens that laid 280 eggs in December averaging over nine eggs daily. He does not use patent foods, just a warm house, a good yard, unfrozen water, and ground bones twice weekly to sustain production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Cunnard
Plymouth Rock
Mr. Cunnard
Chamberlain's Salve Recommended for Fever Sores and Skin Ailments
The advertisement urges using Chamberlain's Salve to keep fever sores and chronic sores healthy. It praises the salve as superior for fever sores, chapped hands, sore nipples, burns, and other skin diseases and notes it is sold by R. L. Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
Mollified Subject and the Sitters Patience
Nollekens the sculptor was witty and resourceful. He struggled with a beautiful sitter who moved constantly during sessions. He finally quipped that beauty is useless if she cannot sit still for him to reflect it in the model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nollekens
St. Louis Republic
For Sale Pasture and Hay Near Sheridan Montana
For sale four hundred forty acres of pasture and 115 tons of wild hay three miles south of Sheridan Montana. Apply to John Lauritsen Alder Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan, Mont
John Lauritsen
Alder
Mont
Returns policy confusion leaves customers dissatisfied
A fragmented note questions refund guarantees and overall satisfaction with a money back promise. The message hints at customer frustration over returns and value, mentioning payment terms and a vague reference to 6-4.
The White House: From 1702 Birth to 1908 Additions
The White House began around 1702 with Adams as the first occupant. It was burned in 1814 by the British and rebuilt by 1818. The two story freestone structure measures 170 feet by 86 with an Ionic portico, and in 1908 the executive offices were added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
White House
A Tale of Sawing and Follies in Odd Jobs
A Massachusetts captain hires Caleb to saw wood for ninepence a cord, with a half dollar daily rate. Caleb finishes early, dispute over pay follows, revealing a miscalculation and humorous exchange. The excerpt shifts to bamboo water storage, Moro women, and rice grinding, then a reporter recalls an interview with a Chinese official and a comic car conversation about fare evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb
Massachusetts
Vlbe
The First House of Commons and Its Rise to Power
Tracing the origins of the English house of commons to 1265 when writs led to knights and burgesses meeting in London. It notes the 1688 Revolution as the moment of fair popular representation and calls the commons the supreme English power, with the crown and lords described as ornamental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Simon de Montfort
Earl of
Leicester
London
England
Walter Bagehot
House of Lords
Impulsive commuter denied insurance after crashes
A man known for two street car accidents seeks renewal of accident insurance after recovery. The agent refuses, citing impulsive behavior and crossing hazards. The man protests while the agent notes his habit of getting off a car backward as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Post
Bamboo Pole Pails and Water Conveyance by Moros
The Moros live in thatched lakeside houses and carry water to their kitchens using long sticks with attached pails. This simple method reflects their coastal village way of life and practical adaptation to local water sources.
Reflecting on a sudden proposal and a diamond motif
A fair haired girl reacts to a sudden marriage proposal while a diplomatic suitor insists on immediacy. The dialogue features a witty line about a diamond solitaire and mirrors, echoed by records from the license clerk confirming the incident.
The Pessimistic Poet Quotation Noted in Albany Ledger
The Albany Ledger quotes a pessimistic saying about fading beauty and speed. It warns that the brightest evening yields a gloomy dawn and that the man with the largest yard faces the biggest upkeep.
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Albany Ledger
The Chaser Exchange Sparks Animal Talk
A fragment shows a playful dialogue about a chaser described as an animal. Mr Drysome confirms it is a kind of animal, while a character named George discusses a previous conversation with Mr Fullup.
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George
Mr. Fullup
Mr. Drysome
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Adelaide Rowe
Ed. Nyhart
Beaverhead Valley
Julius Hartwig
Theresia Reichle
Wilhelmina Retzig
Fred Sassman
Thadias Mauz
Anaconda
San Francisco
Kupfer Drug Company
Paul Brown
Kasparilla
Hoyt Chemical CO
Portland
Oregon
O'Bune Pub. CO
Dillon, Nont
Red Cross
Vin de Cinchona Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Nollister
Houtsster Drue Company
Madison
Wis
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