Prominent Lima Resident Dead
George Gleed a leading Beaverhead County sheepman and Lima resident for 30 years died Friday at 2 10 PM in Murray hospital Butte after an operation for peritonitis. He leaves a wife two sons three daughters four brothers and two sisters and was buried in Lima after services conducted by the I O O F lodge and Latter Day Saints church members attended from across the county.
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George Gleed
Beaverhead
Murray Hospital
Butte
Greed
Witherspoon
Utah
Malad Valley
Idaho
Gleed
Lima
Malad
Emily Philips
James Philips
Bushram City
Alice
William Gleed
Henry
Edward Gleed
County
Wm. Bell
Anaconda
Sam Price
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Latter Day Saints Church
A Painful Accident Involving George Chaplain
George Chaplain, driver for Geo Mast, suffered a nail wound to his wrist while unloading freight at the McFadden bakery yesterday afternoon. The injury is painful but not serious unless blood poisoning develops.
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George Chaplain
Geo. Mast
McFadden
Dillon Volunteers Plan Big Turkey Spread Event
Plans are being formed for a large turkey spread by the Dillon Volunteer Fire Department. No date has been set yet but the event is planned for the near future.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire
Man Fined Five Dollars for Disorderly Conduct
Fred Massie found guilty of creating a disturbance by Justice A A Konic last Tuesday afternoon and fined 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Massie
Justice of the
Pesco A. A. Konic
Eighth Grade Examinations Set Countywide Details
Examinations for eighth grade pupils will be held next Wednesday and Thursday across the county. Miss Margaret Ross assigns Mrs Glen O Neal to Wisdom, Mrs Catherine Willis to Dillon, and Miss Ross will supervise Lima. Dillon exempted under new law. no city schools required to take state tests. Collier deported for burglary and British subject status. will be sent to Canada and then England at US expense. Amilo Baldessiro to depart New York for southern Italy on January 10.
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Margaret Ross
Glen O'Neal
Wisdom
Catherine Willis
Dillon
Lima
Collier
James Collier
R. R. Rathbone
United States
Thomas Topping
Scully
Butte
Canada
England
Roy S. Stephenson
Amilo Baldessiro
New York City
Italy
Debtor Zeigler Fails to Pay in Melrose Civil Action
Elmer H H Pond of Melrose sued Chas Zeigler of Reichle Pond for 858. Zeigler was found liable with interest, bringing judgment to 80 dollars. Attorneys Pease Stephenson for the plaintiff and Rodgers Gilbert for the defendant announced an appeal.
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Justice of the Peace Renison
Elmer Hh." Pond
Melrose
Chas. Zeigler
Reichle Pond
Zeigler
Pease and Stephenson
Rodgers & Gilbert
Rodgers
Pastor Outlines Sunday Themes and Services
The pastor will deliver two sermons this Sunday. Morning theme is The Present Standing and Mission of the Church. Evening theme is Good Cheer for the Sinner. Epworth League meets at 6 30 with a cheery song service in the evening. Special music featured in both services.
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Epworth League
The Difference in Working Hours Ad
A 8 hour workday is matched by 24 hour kidney function. Weak kidneys hinder daily performance. Foley Kidney Pills claim to keep kidneys sound and active at all times. Potts the Druggist endorses the product.
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Potts
Tony Shoness Faces Fine After Liquor Incident
Tony Shoness donated $5 to the city treasury yesterday afternoon. He faced sentencing after a Saturday night incident where he consumed liquor beyond his limits and caused trouble for residents in a restricted district. Judge Phillips warned of a harsher fine on any future appearance.
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Tony Shoness
Tony
Shoness
Phillips
Fo ley Kidney Pills Promote Kidney and Bladder Health
An advertiser from Potts the Druggygist promotes Fo ley Kidney Pills as restoring normal kidney and bladder action. The copy warns cold wet feet and congested kidneys as dangers to women, noting relief from back ache urinary irregularities and rheumatic fevers without habit forming drugs.
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Potts
Ranch Changes Hands in Alder Area Sale
E. T. Brock and Ed Smith purchased Fred Schultz's ranching property and 7,000 sheep near Alder. The deal covers five ranches totaling 1,000 acres with about 10,000 acres of leased grazing land. Brock will personally manage the property.
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E. T. Brock
Ed Smith
Fred Schultz
Alder
Mr. Brock
Mrs Howard Improves After Illness at Murray Hospital
Beav erhead county resident Mrs Bertie Howard of Dillon, long known locally, improved last night at Murray hospital after several days of serious illness. Friends who accompanied her to Butte to seek care returned to Dillon. The note mentions health fears and a community interest in her recovery. A fragment references Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and Potts the Druggist as remedies for influenza and bronchitis symptoms.
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Howard
Bertie Howard
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Murray Hospital
Butte
Case Dismissed for Linen Theft Charge
Mr and Mrs Ensach Young faced theft allegations over hotel linen in Wisdom but were dismissed from custody last Tuesday afternoon due to insufficient evidence to convict.
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Ensach Young
Wisdom
Death of Baby Irwin Christensen
Two and a half year old Irwin Christensen, son of Mr and Mrs Hanse Christensen, died at 7 a m Wednesday. Burial took place at 3 p m yesterday from the Christensen home with Rev Ostrander officiating.
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Irwin
Hanse Christensen
Christensen
Rev. Ostrander
Butte Man Purchases Cole Car Then Attends Lima Funeral
James Brown of this city bought a new Cole car in Butte. John S. Baker Ed Roe and W H McLain drove to Dillon, then to Lima for the funeral of George Gleed. On the Lima trip the Cole car skidded into E W Geary’s machine but no one was hurt. Both cars were repaired and McLain promoted Cole agents in town.
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Butte
James Brown
Cole
John S. Baker
Ed. Roe
W. H. McLain
Dillon
Brown
Lima
George Gleed
E. W. Geary
Geary
Mr. McLain
Montana Auto Supply Company
J. B. Reynolds Buried in Butte Funeral
The funeral for J B Reynolds known as Bud Reynolds was held at Richard's chapel in Butte last Friday, attended by many friends. Born in 1870 he was son of Jack Reynolds, long prominent in the state, and leaves a wife and three children Frank 18 Alberta 6 and Mrs Clyde Lucas. He farmed and raised cattle on the Big Hole river near Melrose for twenty years. Floral tributes testified to his esteem. The note on Dr King’s New Life Pills is unrelated to the funeral. Railroad officials from the Oregon Short Line visited Dillon this week to review their departments.
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J. B. Reynolds
Bud Reynolds
Richard
Reynolds
Big Hole River
Melrose
Third Degree Assault Case Tied to Alder Ranch Dispute
Frank Tambach remains jailed on a third degree assault charge after Ham back struck rancher Steve Davis of Alder amid a dispute over hiring Hamback for labor on the Davis ranch.
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Frank Tambach
Hamback
Steve Davis
Mr. Davis
Wade Returns Home From Illness in Kalispell
W OT L Wade, once ill for two weeks at his daughter Mrs Amos Elliott’s home, has recovered and left for Kalispell at the start of the week. He had been in Dillon for the past two weeks spending most of his time with his daughter Mrs Waa Ambros.
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W.otl Wade
Amos Elliott
Kalispell
Mr Wade Hs
Dillon
Waa Ambros
Birrer Leads Crew to Repair South Redston Bridge
Contractor Frank P. Birrer and a crew depart Tuesday afternoon for the Bie Hole basin to repair an abutment washed out at a bridge four miles south of Redston. They will camp at the site and work as weather permits.
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Frank P. Birrer
Bie Hole
Mr. Birrer
Redston
First 1914 Marriage License In County Clerks Office
The first 1914 marriage license issued by County Clerk Conger was for Michael Kambich and Doris Green. They wed at noon Saturday with Rev. Hardy officiating at the Baptist church. The groom hails from near Melrose and the bride from Sands, North Carolina. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith of Dillon. A wedding dinner followed at the Metlen hotel and the couple left for Melrose for their future home.
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Conger
Michael Kambich
Doris Green
Hardy
The
Baptist Church
Melrose
Sands
North Carolina
Earl Smith
Dillon
Metlen
New Officers Installed by Apollo Lodge No 15
Apollo lodge No. 15 installed its officers last Monday night and held a banquet. Newly installed Noble Grand Reuben Tritt and officers include Delbert Longtin, I. Cashmore, C. P. Thomas, W. T. Scully with appointees Warden Oscar Dunn and others such as Finley Roe, F C McFadden, Charles Stafford, Clayton Schuler, Robert Cuathenbush, Matt Dyer, Benjamin Iliff, and H G Rodgers.
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Apollo Lodge No
C. P
Noble Grand
Reuben Tritt
Delbert Longtin
I. Cashmore
C. P. Thomas
W. T. Scully
Oscar Dunn
Finley Roe
F.C. McFadden
Charles Stafford
Clayton Schuler
Robert Cuathenbush
Vice Grand
Matt Dyer
Benjamin Iliff
H. G. Rodgers
Tire care and driving tips from United States Tire official
J D Anderson of United States Tire argues careful driving and proper tire inflation reduce tire trouble and costs. He stresses checking tubes and shoes, using a pressure gauge, starting slowly, avoiding hard braking, and coasting over rough patches to extend tire life. He claims careful drivers are nearly immune to tire trouble.
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J. D. Anderson
United States Tire Company
Kickapoo Worm Killer Promises Quick Child Worm Relief
An advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a safe remedy for worms causing pains, feverish symptoms, and abdominal cramps in children. It claims a laxative action aids health and urges purchase for 25 cents from druggists or by mail from Kickaroo Indian Merv. Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
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Kickaroo Indian Merv. Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
President Wilson on 1914 outlook and rail rates
President Wilson previews 1914 trade prospects noting ample credit, farm conditions, and expected railway rate adjustments. He flags potential commodity price movement, ongoing high operating costs, and hopes for a quicker business revival tied to money markets and crop developments.
Parisian Sage Hair Remedy Advertised by Potts
An ad touts Parisian Sage in 50c bottles promising dandruff relief itching scalp cleansing and improved hair beauty. It claims rapid results making hair wavy lustrous and less brittle with a single application. Potts the Druggist endorses the product.
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Potts
Colds Treated Promptly With Foley's Honey and Tar
Advertisement urging prompt use of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for common colds. Claims effective relief for sneezing chills hoarseness tickling throat and cough. Promotes better sleep and maintained vital resistance. Potts the Druggist.
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Foley
Potts
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Ed Davis
John Ewing
Ernest Gleed
Grace Ewing
Ed Ripley
Ed Roe
Dilton
Methodist Church
Adot
Dr. King
E. Bucxton Co
St. Lois
C. OE. Brooks
Oregon Short Line
P. J. Murphy
AV. Bo Toffman
Kay
Kave
California
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
Cal
Tweist
Pres. Wilson
Highland
Tribune Book Store
Mont
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Houston
Texas
Galveston
San Antonio
el Paso
Jacksonville
Florida
Key West
Miami
Palm Beach
St. Augustine
Tampa
Sunny South
W. H. Merriman
M. K. Bassoar
E. H. Brundage
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