Local Folks Visit Neighbors and Business Circles
Special to TrisuNE Medicine Lodge January 11 H D Hildreth of Upper Medicine Lodge visited Armstead last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Isaac Rife and son Ike visited at the Armstrong home earlier this week. Mr and Mrs T B Craver visited friends on the Prairie last Tuesday. Frank Rife made a business trip to Grant last Wednesday. T B Craver and son Thomas were Dillon visitors Tuesday. The ad promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective and natural relief.
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H. D. Hildreth
Upper Medicine Lodge
Armstead
Isaac Rife
Ike
Armstrong Home
T. B. Craver
Prairie
Frank Rife
Grant
Son Thomas
Dillon
Briunee
Willis Jan 11 Church Services and Local News Summary
Pastor Hudtloff of the German Lutheran church in Butte conducted services at Beehrer Bros. last Thursday drawing attendees from across the river. James Garrison plans a new addition to his house with four Dillon carpenters arriving to work. Mrs. Adolf Reichle and Miss Edith Hetterline traveled from Plains with Hetterline to enter Dillon Normal College this week.
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Tribune
Willis
Hudtloff
German Lutheran Church
Butte
Beehrer Bros
James Garrison
Dillon
Adolf Reichle
Plains
Edith Hetterline
Reichle
McCarty mountains work completed by Mr Weigel
Jacob Hartwig suffered a paralytic stroke last week affecting throat and speech but can move about. Julius Hartwig visited Dillon for medical advice on his uncle's illness. Lameness from overwork or cold may be helped by Ballard's Snow Liniment sold by Potts, the Druggist, with prices 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle.
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McCarty Mountains
Weigel
Jacob Hartwig
Julius Hartwig
Dillon
Ballard
Potts
Pageville Local Notes Summary
Jan 11 Pageville notes record Mrs Ernest Nyhart and daughter Miss Jessie Day visiting from Sheridan leaving for home. Miss Lillian Jones from Wildwood ranch leaves Centerville school for Dillon Normal. Frank O Keefe departs for Butte after visiting Stewart family. Mr and Mrs George Fuqua and baby arrived Missoula for winter with R H Fuqua. Rodney Page returns from Wibaux. Alice Wiles from Virginia City teaching Center ville school. illness forces return. Emerson from Orphans home called in. Miss Smith of Blaine takes charge. Virgil Gustin leaves for Flathead reservation. Wm Stewart attends church at Twin Bridges.
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Tribune
Pageville
Ernest Nyhart
Jessie Day
Sheridan
Lillian Jones
Wildwood Ranch
Centerville
Dillon
Frank O'Keefe
Butte
Tommy
Stewart
George Fuqua
Baby
Missoula
R. H. Fuqua
Rodney Page
Wibaux
Alice Wiles
Virginia City
Emerson
Miss Smith
Blaine
Croup Remedy Promoted By Mothers in Advert
The notice proclaims Chamberlains Cough Remedy wards off croup and prevents danger. It claims thousands of mothers use it successfully and that it is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Polaris Notes Holiday Program and Local Business Moves
The POLARIS column reports a holiday term entertainment at a local school praised for decorations and performances. It notes a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Jas Ellis, a record 400 head of prime steers shipped by Tash and Lenkersdorfer, and Morrison cattle purchases. It also mentions residents Lizzie Harrison Nina Fesenden and Miss Marie Marchesseau returning or traveling for studies.
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Polaris
Montana
Jas
Ellis
Valley Cave
Babe
Tash & Lenkersdorfer
Lizzie Harrison
Nina Fesenden
Dillon
Butte
Nina
Marie Marchesseau
Bristow and Peark
Nellie Pendergast
Legislature Week In Review with Bills and Senate Vote
The report lists multiple House bills including funding transfers and penalties, and Senate measures on counties, irrigation, and pay raises. A U.S. Senate vote tally shows Carter leading Walsh with Conrad and scattering votes, while few major laws advanced.
Polaris notes and local movements in Dillon area
Several days visiting friends at Polaris and Dillon, with residents returning from trips and updates on ranch activity. People mentioned include Mrs J C Harrison, Ed Marchesseau Jr, John Tenby, Willard and George Pyle, John Judge, Geo Tash, Mr Williams, Frank Gorman, Jas Cochran, and rumor of Tash Bros buying and operating the Silver Fissure Co saw mill near Comet mountain. Polaris school starts Christmas week with Miss Gladys Winters as teacher. Also a medical note promoting Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatism.
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Dillon
J. C. Harrison
Ed. Marchésseau, Jr
John Tenbey
Willard
George Pyle
John Judge
Geo. Tash
Williams
Myrtle Madden
Bahnack
Gladys Winters
Local Notes From Waterloo January Visit and Town News
Special to. Jas. Dawes a Norris dry land farmer and sheep man visited Waterloo. P. Carney mayor of Putney returned from Helena after legislative progress. H. Joy Foster visited Butte for business. Miss Florence Lynch visited Whitehall. Mr. and Mrs. Townsend were in Butte. Le Lang returned from three weeks in Butte and has recovered from a severe grip. Mrs. Foster is recovering from illness. Wellcome ranch surveyors work noted as division into small parcels may occur. No more moisture expected this winter.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Jas. Dawes
Norris
P. Carney
Putney
Helena
H. Joy Foster
Butte
Florence Lynch
Whitehall
T. D. Townsend
C. W. Winslow
Wm. Curnow
John le Lang
Wellcome Ranch
High school notes preview sem ester end and events
Special to Tribune reports the first semester ends this week with no exams until next week. New semester starts Monday. enrollment for new students occurs week after next. Basketball team faces Anaconda next Saturday, promising a strong challenge. Night school grows with 18 pupils meeting thrice weekly under Prof Maskinder. Senior class elected officers: Max Wilcomb president, Geo Gosman vice president, Myrtle Grace treasurer, Marjorie Conger secretary, Walter Conway sergeant at arms. Leroy Willey, class of 09, visited. Roy is a Bozeman Agricultural sophomore.
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Tribune
Anaconda
The Serious Five Minutes
Doctors warn of a dangerous five minutes for married men each day. The late afternoon period after work leaves body and mind weakest, blamed for many divorces and home unhappiness. Women are urged to avoid saying or doing anything during this time that could later cause regret.
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London
Big Hole Basin and Regional Updates From Wisdom
Big Hole Breezes notes Dillon butcher W S Tash visiting Wis dom and Dave Jenkins leaving for Huntington Oregon. Sam Scott reports improving Montana Ore way. Miss Holm sen, O Connell and Zorn return to Deer Lodge for Montana college studies. Fred Woodworth and Frye Bruhn Co buyer Fra zer visit. Odd Fellows lodge grows to 40 members and plans own halls. Local buyers in Big Hole expect strong cattle prices with March delivery quotes around 5.65 and 5.50, plus Alaska shipment talks. California equal suffrage debate. Great Northern snow slide blocks line. Senator Hughes dies in Denver. Payne tariff critique by Senator Newlands. Standard Oil challenges Supreme Court.
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Wisdom
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Huntington
Oregon
Sam Scott
Montana
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Stella O’connell
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Warren Flager
D. J. Stephens
Frank Senate
Harry Hopkins
Guardian
Fred Shultz
Guar
Big Hole
Big Hole Basin
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