Breezes Report From Dillon Liverymen Seek Horses
Clark and A L Anderson of Dillon arrived via Jackson to view good horses for sale. Mrs J T Armitage remains ill but improving. S J Scott of Montana Oreway Co bought 4000 pounds of machinery and tracked the Armstead people. Born to Chas Ramey and wife a baby boy. Four inches of snow enhances sleighing. Local bounty may be set after wolves kill stock.
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Clark
A. L. Anderson
Dillon
Jackson
J. T. Armitage
S. J. Scott
Montana Oreway Co
Armstead
Chas. Ramey
Frank Walker
Bowen
Chamberlains Salve Endorsed for Skin Ailments
Fever sores and chronic sores should be kept in healthy condition with Chamberlains Salve. It has no superior for healing and is excellent for chapped hands sore nipples burns and skin diseases. For sale by Potts the Druggist. Im
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Potts
Winter Hardship and Local Happenings Reported in Willis Notes
Special to Tribune from Willis dated January 13 describes extreme cold with temperatures 12 to 34 degrees below zero, six inches of snow, river ice and dangerous slough conditions, ongoing river bridge work, Kasper Hauser moving across the river, Mrs. Beehrer nursing a cold, Theresa Reichle teaching school with diligent pupils, George W. Beehrer ill, and visit by Walter Shea of Farlin.
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Tribune
Willis
Kasper Hauser
Geo. Beehrer
Theresa Reichle
Beehrer Bros
George W. Beehrer
Walter Shea
Farlin
Cured of a Severe Bronchitis Attack by Chamberlain's Remedy
Mrs W G Gibson of Lexington Kentucky reports her three year old daughter recovered from a severe cold and bronchitis after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She notes the child spoke again by day two and was fully well by October 23rd and endorses the medicine. Potts the Druggist sells it.
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Chamberlain
W. G. Gibson
Lexington
Potts
Centerville Misses Sunday Service Absence Ties Revival
A Pageville column notes no preaching at Centerville last Sunday due to the pastor's absence in Belgrade assisting Rev. Rhodes with revival meetings. The Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs. R. H. Fuqua. Mrs. James Shannon made a business trip to Twin Bridges. Mae Maurer, recently at Butte hospital, has returned home on crutches. C. P. Baker visited Twin Bridges.
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Tribune
Pageville
Centerville
Belgrade
Rhodes
Ladies'Aid Society
R.H. Fuqua
James Shannon
Twin Bridges
Mae Maurer
Butte
C. P. Baker
Notable residents and visitors migrate through Twin Bridges area
J E Saffie returns from Butte. Elmer and Mrs Page and child visit Twin Bridges. Mrs Geo F White moves to Twin Bridges for schooling. Rose Collier from Butte stays with Swanstrums. Robert Dempsy dies near Twin Bridges. funeral held. C L Utley chosen as senate chamber doorkeeper. Iowa visitors Carr and Ernest Nyhart greet locals. A severe windstorm, extreme cold and 28 below zero precede a week of snow local to Pageville.
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J. E. Saffie
Butte
Elmer Page
Little Son
Twin Bridges
Geo.f. White
Mr. Sink
Pageville
Rose Collier
Carl Swanstrum
Robert Dempsy
Big Hole
Jane Seyler
Twin Bridge
C. L. Utley
Republican Caucus
Senate Chamber
Albright
Carr
Iowa
Ernest Nyhart
Liniment speeds ankle sprain recovery to days
A sprained ankle can heal in less than a week with Chamberlain's Liniment, often within three days. The ad notes typical recoveries of two to three weeks or months without treatment and credits Potts the Druggist as seller.
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Potts
Normal seniors stage comedy at the assembly hall
Normal school seniors prepare an entertaining comedy at the assembly hall with instrumental numbers between acts to maintain momentum. Guests include Miss Gammell and J Duncan of Sheridan visiting Miss Hazel Duncan. others attend social gatherings hosted by Miss Breen Miss Neihart Miss Walsh Miss Short and Miss McKee with Dutch lunch and spreads. Prof Fuller speaks on Local History significance in Gen Ex Tuesday.
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Tribune
Miss Gammell
J. Duncan
Sheridan
Hazel Duncan
Miss Breen
Nelligan
Falligan
Noeth
Alspaugh
Renwick
Templeton
McKee
Short
Breen
Miss Neihart
Miss Walsh
Maxwell
Ireland
Emma Johnson
Negley
Miss Short
Miss McKee
Busch
la Bree
Fuller
Boy nearly choked to death after croup attack
A Jacksonville Iowa boy, son of Chris D Peterson, suffered a violent croup attack. Thick phlegm came up after giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Peterson credits the remedy with preventing death. Sold by Potts the Druggist.
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Chris
D. Peterson
Jacksonville
Iowa
Chamberlain
Peterson
Potts
Pasture prospect and ranch inquiry in Frying Pan basin
Advertisement describes about 2000 acres upland pasture in Frying Pan basin suitable for cattle or sheep with shelter and a perennial spring. Call or write JaMES Kirkpatrick. Also notes a Dart's hall dance, Japanese decorations praised, and a dance rescheduled to not conflict with a Senior Class play at Normal college hall. W A Jones of Montana Mercantile travels to Los Angeles for business.
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James Kirkpatrick
Cavalier Dancing Club
Dart’s Hall
College Hall
W. A. Jones
Montana Mercantile Company
Dillon
Los Angeles
Cal
Simple Home-Made Mixture Promises Rheumatism Relief
An instruction ad proclaims a diy remedy using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to cleanse kidneys and ease rheumatism. It urges readers to obtain ingredients at pharmacies and to drink water, claiming many will find relief or cure.
Real estate and mining deeds listed for various properties
Warranty and mining deeds recorded including Louise J. Call to Alice Selway for two lots in P. & O. addition for 2500 dollars. Madsen to Birchdale Stock Farm for 80 acres near Apex for 1 dollar. Browne Ranch to Mathias Dory for 40 acres near Polaris for 1 dollar. Mitchell to Mary E. Mitchell for Mitchell Big Hole ranch for 1 dollar. Willbow H. Moore to Jones McDonald for Nora Qt. lode in Vipond district for 1 dollar. Schmidt to Schmidt estate for 1/ interest in Berlin lode mining deed. Kidney to M. W. Bacon for multiple lodes and mill sites in Vipond. patent to Frederick Jensen for 160 acres near Fox. Water rights by Jennie F. Bishop and Louis Hugo with specified cusecs. Annual labor filings for Mountain View lode and Magnolia lode. mining locations by Charles Wilson Taft Extension Taft lode in Bloody Dick district.
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Louise J. Call
Louise J. Davis
Alice A. Selway
Nels Madsen
Birchdale
Apex
Browne Ranch Company
Mathias Dory
Polaris
Harold G. Mitchell
Mary E. Mitchell
Mitchell
Sharp Decline in Cattle and Hogs at Chicago Market
Market volume reached 42 000 cattle and 82 000 hogs with prices slipping 15 to 25 cents. South Omaha receipts were fair as killing cattle and feeders eased 10 to 15 cents, though the best feeders held steady. Forecast suggests losses will recover by week’s end. quotes include Choice cornfed steers 6.40 to 7.35 and veal calves 4.50 to 7.50. Hog prices fell 10 to 15 cents though demand remained strong with bulk 5.60 to 5.85 and top 6.05. With sheep receipts light, prices showed little change and the overall tone remained firm.
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Chicago
South Omaha
Quips and Quirks from Odd Bits of 19th Century Press
A jumble of brief quips and informal exchanges appear from period publications. A grave remark about a widow and a superstition haunt a man to avoid remarriage. A bank of jokes about a tank capacity and a late night parlor visit adds humor.
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Yregor Willis
Pearl I. Smith
Nye Schneider Fowler Company of
C. S. Ballenger
R. R. Rathbone
The
City Drug Store
Robert T. Wing
Ascum
Maria
Philadelphia Press
Marjory
Mrs. Munn
Mamma
Miss Munn
Bobbie
Dillon Orchestra
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