County Letters From Lower Beaverhead News Briefs
Special to Tribune Pageville reports on holiday visits and departures Mrs Narcot leaves for South Dakota Miss Jessie Spencer guest of Mr and Mrs Burtch New Year dinners with Editor Yerkes and wife Mae Burtch resumes nursing to attend Dr Fehring's ill mother Farmers attend Ross place sale W R Page visiting Twin Bridges Austin foster son of Page ill Rev Ford Burtch of Hailey Idaho preaches at Centerville schoolhouse
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Tribune
Pageville
Narcot
George McFadden
South Dakota
Hanson
Texas
O. J. Proutz
Jessie Spencer
Butte
F. R. Burtch
Wisconsin Creek
Ross Place
W. R. Page
Twin Bridges
Austin
E. H. Page
Ford Burtch
Hailey
Idaho
Centerville
Willis
Bond
Kambich
John Kambich
Glendale
Steve Kambich
Joe Skinnar
Dillon
Nyhart
Thad, Mauz
Maidenrock
Julius Hartwig
Joe Mauz
Farlin
Kambich’s
Alois Fassler
Melrose
Jacob Hartwig
George Vance
Relief for Rheumatism with Chamberlains Pain Balm
An ad touts Chamberlains Pain Balm as a remedy for rheumatic pain promising relief for rest and sleep. Available from R. L. Riley, a local druggist.
Christmas Tree Brings Cheer to Willis Creek Homes
In Willis and nearby areas a festive Christmas spirit filled homes with decorative trees. Multiple residents visited relatives in Butte Twin Bridges Anaconda and Dillon while many stayed in the community for the holidays. Neighbors note illness relief and best wishes for a prosperous new year.
Bad Stomach Trouble Cured by Tablets
Mrs. Joan Lowe of Cooper Maine credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with curing her two year stomach illness after use and purchasing twelve bottles. The product is sold by R L Riley druggist.
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Chamberlain
Joan Lowe
Cooper
Maine
R. L. Riley
J m
Well dressed on a limited income in Minneapolis
Harry Mitchell presents editorials on affordable suiting for men with limited means. The Minneapolis tailor, famed for quality and fair dealing, offers guidance to dress well for $15, $20 or $25 and guarantees satisfaction.
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Harry Mitchell
Mitchell
Minneapolis
Northwest
St. Paul
Shooting on New Year’s Eve in Dillon Involves Robison and Sapp
A New Year’s Eve shooting in Dillon involved C. W. Robison former county attorney and Sherman Sapp. Robison says after failing to obtain coal he was grabbed by Sapp and Jim Yeo and a struggle occurred as Sapp fired, with Robison escaping unharmed. Police cite deputies on duty and note prior gambling arrests amid tension.
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Dillon
C. W. Robison
Sherman Sapp
Robison
Sapp
Jim Yeo
Huber
Yeo
Messrs
Stone and
Lovell
Yoe
Kingston Council Member Endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy
W O Reilly Fogarty of Kingston Jamaica writes that one bottle of Chamberlain Cough Remedy eased a persistent cough and he plans to obtain another bottle. For sale by R L Riley druggist. 1-m
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W. O'Reilly Fogarty
Kingston
Jamaica
West Indies
Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
South Omaha Stock Market Up Week Later Prices Rise Across Livestock
The South Omaha cattle market climbs 50 cents from two weeks ago with primes at 7.00 and select 6.00 to 6.40, common stockers 3.00 to 4.60, and veal calves 4.00 to 6.25. Hog prices edge up 10 to 15 cents to 6.20 to 6.30 while sheep and lambs see stronger demand and higher prices, with a warning not to ship half fat stock.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Safe for Children
Advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children and adults. It claims relief from coughs colds croup and whooping cough with no opium or harmful drugs and recommends early use to prevent croup attacks. Sold by R L Riley druggist.
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R. L. Riley
Dillon Trip Notes of William Knowles in Idaho Visit
William Knowles, a Pocatello resident, spent part of the week in Dillon attending to business matters and returning to Idaho.
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William Knowles
Pocatello, Idaho
Dillon
Auctioneer Wins Bid for Used Shoes to Make Leather Novelties
Janitors collect tenants shoes for auction rooms where piles labeled Men Women Children are formed. A single bidder buys the lot for 1¢, then explains he recovers leather from the shoes to craft stamped imitation leather novelties such as picture frames bags and pen knife holders for sale.
Blessing the River in Ro mania a Balkan Christmas rite
In Ro mania towns along the Danube mark Christmas with a blessing ceremony once held on a frozen river but moved to the bank after an accident sank many. Participants wear paper turbans carry white wands and mock Biblical figures as priests lead a half hour service. A wooden cross is cast into the water and divers chase it for luck.
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Balkan
Romania
Danube
The Fifteenth Century Hennins in Paris Fury
Clergy condemned the horned hennins as hellward fashion while the crowd in Paris wrecked them. An evangelist promised absolution for destruction and mobs trampled the headdresses. Cavaliers defended them but lives were lost. the enormous hats vanished, replaced by other fashions.
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Paris
Legal Humor At An Irishman’s Damaging Bull Death
A court hearing on a fatal incident involving a bull features a witty exchange. An Irish witness answers the prosecutor with a pun that the deceased, Patrick Flannigan, was his father until the bull killed him. The remark highlights literal mindedness in testimony.
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Patrick Flannigan
Cats Save Householder From Burglary
An elderly woman trusted her cat to guard her home. In the late hour a burglar entered. she drew the cat from her room and confronted the intruder at the landing. The burglar struck a match and she dropped the cat on him, prompting the cat to claw fiercely and force the man to flee into the street.
The Worm in the Chestnut
A Chicago Journal note explains how a worm enters a chestnut with an intact shell. The egg is laid in the nut before shell formation by a moth or insect, providing food for the grub until it bores out and matures into a moth.
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Chicago Journal
Trade It for a Fiddle on McKinley Birthday
On McKinley’s birthday President Roosevelt and officials wore pink carnations. Congressman Dick recalls McKinley aiding the poor in Canton, once giving a Bible to a newsboy who said he could trade it for a fiddle. The anecdote reflects McKinley’s generosity and the boy’s wry response.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Washington
Congressman Dick
Akron
Canton
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