Polaris News Highlights of December Holiday Socials and Deaths
Special to TRIBUNE from Polaris describes holiday dinners and events at district No. 21 with the Christmas tree program led by Mrs. J. McConnell. It notes visits by John Van Etten and Lee W. Shaw, illnesses, a mishap injuring Henry Durfee, and deaths of John Seybold and his son. A baby was born to Judge’s family on January 1 amid blizzard conditions while property sales interests rise in the area.
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Polaris
District No. 21
J. McConnell
John van Etten
Kingston
New York
Mesdames McConnell and
Marchesseau
Lee W. Shaw
Briston
Our Valley
Anthony Schraff
Butte
Roland Madden
Dacotah
Henry Durfee
Jas. Cochrane
Wm. Hayes
Dion
May
Olive Marchesseau
Wisdom
John Seybold
Babe
Stomach and Liver Tablets Claim Strength and Energy
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the busiest little remedy that converts weakness to strength and listlessness to energy. It claims a gentle purgative action and notes Potts the Druggist sells them.
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Chamberlain
Potts
Willis News Roundup Notes Local Visits and Moves
Jan 11 entries from Willis record social visits, moved families, and farm activity. Ida Lesher of Butte visited Reichle home for several days while John Strasser and Ralph Angell from Butte joined a rabbit hunt. C J Ferguson and family moved to Dillon after eleven years nearby, foreman at Garrison ranch previously. James Garrison sells hay at nine dollars a ton and plans to move near Virginia City area to run the farm. Mrs. Garrison to join soon. Theresa Reichle returns to Red Lodge for school duties. M F Crosno leaves Willis for a teaching English and History job in Hartline Washington. Weather turns cold with heavy snow and sleigh rides enjoyed by youth. Pastor Hudtloff of the German Lutheran church at Butte visited Beehrer Bros and held services. Joe Kambich of Glendale visits Willis with his uncle.
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Tribune
Willis
Ida Lesher
Butte
Reichle
John Strasser
Ralph Angell
Master Longear
Joe Nample
Apex
Joe Mauz
John Hails
C. J. Ferguson
Dillon
Ferguson
Garrison Ranch
John Tash
Garrison Place
James Garrison
Virginia City
Garrison
Charles Beehrer
Theresa Reichle
Red Lodge
M. F. Crosno
Hartline
Wash
Hudtloff
German Lutheran Church of
Beehrer Bros
Joe Kambich
Glendale
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised For Persistent Coughs
An old advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a trusted cure for obstinate coughs colds and throat lung irritations. Sold by Potts the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Potts
Ryan's Canyon Holiday Notes and Local Updates
Mrs Hans Pallison of Lima visited her sister Mrs M Berlin during the holidays. D F Mooney returned from Dillon after four weeks medical treatment for an injured hand. Wm Johnson stopped work in the stone quarry due to the cold snap. R S Dingley hauled hay from the E Mooney ranch to Albert Anderson's sheep. Paul Henneberry returned to high school in Dillon after holidays. Pat Laden moved cattle from the oe and Decker pasture and began feeding due to cold weather. Mr and Mrs Cafias Iverson and Will Nelson spent their Christmas with M
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Tribune
Ryan's Canyon
Hans Pallison
Lima
M. Berlin
D. F. Mooney
Dillon
Wm. Johnson
R. S. Dingley
E. Mooney
Albert Anderson
Paul Henneberry
Pat Laden
Oe & Decker
Mrs. Cafiias-Iverson
Will Nelson
Local notes from Dillon and area visitors
A Dillon area round of chatter notes Mrs. M Berlin visiting Dillon and Mrs. R S Dingley and Mrs. W F Henneberry with sisters visiting. Archie Henneberry returns to school in Billings. Ed Mooney suffers a frozen nose and chin and jokes about growing a beard. Johnnies and Jennies are invited to enjoy fine skating in the canyon. Jerry Rounnee mentioned.
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M. Berlin
Dillon
Archie Henneberry
Billings i
Mooney
R.S. Dingley
W. F. Henneberry
Miss Mooney
Jerry Rounnee
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted by Potts Druggist
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is described as a meritorious remedy for troublesome and dangerous complications from cold in the head throat chest or lungs. Sold by Potts the Druggist.
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Potts
Waterlooo and Toa: Local notes from Wisdom Montana
Arthur Hunt improves after days of danger as news from Wisdom covers births deaths fires and business. Cab bage shipments to Butte, a mine tour from D Zink, and plans for a canyon mill are reported along with social events, church services, and a cabbage loading effort by Colligan and Foster.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Arthur Hunt
F. L. Grantley
Butte
P. Carney
Gerald Carney
St. Anthony
Idaho
Alfred Hunt
D. Zink
Davis
Whitehall
Zink
H. J. Wilhelm
M. T. Carney
H. T. Townsend
Brook Canyon
Mattel Brook
Miss Brook
Fred Whitford
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted for Lung Relief
A vintage ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly valuable for throat and lung issues. It claims quick relief from painful breathing and dangerous coughs, with Potts the druggist selling it.
Pageville notes steady cold and local happenings
Pageville Idaho January 13 reports zero weather and widespread illness. Mentions Mrs M A B Page visiting Hagerman for her grandson Reverend Ford Burtch, birth of a son to Mr and Mrs M L Hall, Gladys Burtch illness, Mrs Wm Johnson’s illness improving, cabbage shipment to Butte, visits by Rev and Mrs Rhodes, and a school joke about the Montana capital.
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Tribune
Pageville
M. A. B. Page
Hagerman
Idaho
Ford Burtch
M. L. Hall
Gladys Burtch
Wm. Johnson
Rummins Ranch
James Shannon
Butte
Rhodes
Twin Bridges
Meadow Brook Farm
Elmer Page
Ed Page
Whitehall
Montgomery and Ward
Early Remedy Warned For Coughs In January Ad
A vintage notice urges taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the onset to prevent tougher later illness. Potts the Druggist advertises the product in January.
It Big Hole Basin Foretells Severe Winter Ahead
From The Breezes this notice warns of a historically harsh winter with temperatures near or below zero for several nights. The piece notes residents are bracing for extreme cold and difficult conditions.
Guilty Couple Found In Dillon Case
Robert Koontz is held in the city jail on charges arising from alleged actions with Mrs Christensen and her daughter. Christensen aided police in locating the couple in a house near Galena and Idaho streets. Authorities say no crime was recorded in this county and Koontz was released.
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Butte Inter Mountain
Robert Koontz
Dillon
Koontz
Christensen
Butte
The Life and Service of Dr. Martin in Dillon
A tribute outlines Dr. Martin’s long ministry from St Louis to Dillon, his presidencies at Montana College and the transition to a female seminary, and his steadfast Masonry and community leadership. It notes his marriage to Martha Stapp in 1877, two sons Harry and Charles, and the community’s sympathy for his passing.
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Harry
Charles
Tripune
Warrant denied in Young's case as county attorney cites no Montana statute
County Attorney Melton refuses to issue warrants for Young's arrest saying no statute covers the case and no crime is proven here. Deputies alert Sheriff Gosman. outcome favors Main as the only clear winner in the episode.
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Ripley
Erwin
Melton
Young
Montana
Gosman
Mr. Main
Personal Pickups And Local Notices From Dillon
Fred Huber heads to New York City for a few weeks while Frank Carroll arrives in Dillon from a Jackson area ranch. Stahl sells all town lots to Johnson and Boone, and plans another Dillon addition. Local society updates include a M. EB Aid meeting hosted by Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Waldorf, plus dinner at the Tattersalls with Monroe Stone and Dodd party members. Dr. A B Martin’s family thanks friends for support after his death, and Kuntze family ships household goods to Bozeman with a move of Mrs. Kuntze and children joining him.
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Dillon Plumbing & Heating Co
Louis Stahl
Stahl
Johnson, & Boonz
M. EB. Aid Society
C. E. Morse
Johnson & Boone
Dillon
A. Kuntze
Bozeman
Hill to Move to Salmon for Copper Queen Mines
Emerson Hill, Copper Queen mine manager, rested in Salmon this week to arrange temporary housing for his family from Bedrock. He said the shaft foundation near completion and hoisting gear to be installed after cement sets, with about ten feet more to sink before power from Andrews Power Co. is ready.
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Emerson Hill
Copper Queen
Andrews Power Company
Salmon
Idaho
Numerous Name Changes On City Street Car Meet
On a street car two women discuss marriages and name changes. The plump blonde, once Mrs Williams, now Mrs Strbonski, greets the other, Mrs Theodore, a chef’s wife, and the chat hints at further formalities. The scene ends with a request to locate Mr Theodore.
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Theodore, Aliis
Dillon Post Office Letter List Seeks Callers Before Dead Letter Disposal
Dillon Montana January 13 1910 post master lists uncalled for mail remaining at the office. If not claimed within 30 days it will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC. Names include Bettz Mrs Nina Booth Alonzo Cowan Mrs L W Davis Frank Eads Chas H Gadsey Frank Kamps Fred Martin Catherine A Mansfield Mrs J Petters Charles Robertson Frank cegrift Mrs W Seaner John Stewart R D Templin Mrs W C Williams Mrs F N Barney J H Bishop Gale Chrisbennert Wilhelm Cowan Birdie Gircore Grant Harry McManamara Walt Mocay John T Nichols L H Reger Russell Silvester Scott R Stewart Henry Shea Jee Wick Zimmermans A R Grace Lamont.
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Dillon
Washington
D. C
Montana
Baggott
Chas
Bettz
Nina Booth
Alonzo _ Cowan
L. W. Davis
Frank’ Eads
Gadsey
Frank
Kamps
Fred. Martin
Catherine A. Mansfield
Charles Robertson
Frank Cegrift
W Seaner
John’ ' _ Stewart
R. D. Templin
W.C. Williams
F. N Barney
J.H. . — Bishop
Gale Chrisbennert
Wilhelm Cowan
Birdie‘ Gircore
Grant
Harry McManamara
Walt Mocay
John T. Nichols
L.H. Reger
Ae Russell
Silvester Scott
R Stewart
Henry Shea
Wick
Jee Zimmermans
A. R Grace Lamont
McLaren Improves Blacksmith Shop With Expanding Forge Work
Jack McLaren has rebuilt his blacksmith shop over recent days adding a new floor moving forges to the east side and planning window openings in the brick wall for better light He will add two more forges bringing total to four to meet rising business demands.
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Jack McLaren
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