Peruna offered for kidney disease in physician letter
A reader cites a Kauffman kidney case and asks if Peruna can help his Bright's disease symptoms. The doctor replies that no promise can be made but urges a trial, notes Peruna is a catarrh remedy, and promises frank updates if it helps or not. He claims Peruna has aided many kidney cases and mentions ICA TAR NO as the modern name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauffman
Peruna
Bright
Peruha
Columbus
Ohio
Social Affairs In Dillon Features Card Party And Birthday
Dillon society notes a Thursday card party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G T Paul at their South Pacific Street home with eight tables and a lunch. Friday dinner by Mr. and Mrs B N Stevenson celebrated shared birthdays of the hostess and guest Ralph Cushing with a round table setting and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Paul
South Pacific’ Street
Messrs
Lorenzo Cushing
A. F. Waldorf
A. L. Stone
Clark Anderson
Wm. Bernstein
B. N. Stevenson
R. F P. Tattersall
Bert Orr
O. M. Best
Joan Lusher
W. S. Watson
C. R. Clark
M. A. Walker
Edwin L. Norris
A. W. Connally
Joseph E. Monroe
Clara Chapman
Lours Kress
Grace Lamont
Delia Dorchester
Anna Patterson
Bert Shortt
Annabel Long
Ralph Cushing
Stevenson
History class guests invited to film showing
Mr Burt A Tower invited his history class from the High School to be his guests at a picture show last Monday evening. The Odyssey portrayed by motion pictures was a treat to this party and to the entire audience, and Miss Lucy Carson invited one of her classes to see the film Monday evening as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt A. Tower
Lucy Carson
Dinner Hosts G. T. Paul and Guests Include Governor Norris
Mr and Mrs G T Paul hosted a Monday dinner at six thirty in their home. Attending were Governor and Mrs E L Norris, Mr and Mrs O M Best, Miss Bert Shortt, Dr Robert Clark and Bert H Paul of Monida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Paul
E. L. Norris
O.M. Best
Bert Shortt
Robert Clark
Bert H. Paul
Monida
Street carnival date set by Girls Friendly Club postponed
The Girls Friendly Club will announce the street carnival date in February due to the high school debate scheduled for the evening of February 1. The change shifts the event and reschedules from January 31 to accommodate the debate.
Saturday Evening Card Party Hosted by Mrs G T Paul
Mrs G T Paul entertained Saturday evening with a card party and dainty refreshments. Guests included Mesdames W B Carter Julius Rounds George Dart A Potts Otto Gosman George Lovell A S Rife N E Stone C C Barnett Jerome Baxter Ernest Orr McDougal of Spokane and Miss Addie Bettes.
Schubert Symphony Club Concert Delights Masons at Masonic Hall
The Schubert Symphony Club and Ladies Quartette gave a Tuesday evening entertainment at Masonic Hall enjoyed by the wives and sweethearts of the Masons, a much appreciated treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert Symphony Club
Masonic Hall
Masons
Dinner Guests at Poindexters House on Washington Street
Mr and Mrs J B Poindexter entertained friends Thursday evening at their Washington Street home. The gathering was complimentary to Governor and Mrs Edward L Norris who are spending the week in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Poindexter
Washington Street
Edwar L. Norris
Dillon
Entertaining Evening at South Washington Home
Mr and Mrs Burt A Tower hosted a pleasant informal dinner on Tuesday at their South Washington Street residence. Guests included Governor and Mrs E L Norris and Dr R R Rathbone. Charles H Bowen, president of the School of Mines in Butte, is visiting the city and was entertained by the Towers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt A., Tower
South Washington Street
E. L. Norris
R. R. Rathbone
Charles, H. Bowen
School of Mines
Butte
B. A. Tower
Club Notes Election of Officers at Friday Meeting
Club members held a business meeting last Friday evening when officers were elected. Carrie Giudici was chosen president, Wastings vice president, Fern Hunsaker secretary, Lynch treasurer, and Ruth Conway sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Giudici
Wastings
Fern Hunsaker
Miss Lynch
Ruth Conway
Sargeant
Mrs Thomas Anderson Hosts Club Tea Afternoon
Mrs Thomas Anderson entertained the club on Wednesday afternoon at her home. Besides the members present Mrs Tate Taylor and Miss Clara Plant were invited for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Anderson
Tate Taylor
Clara Plant
Mrs. E R Mosher Hosts Pleasant Friday Club Meeting
Social Eight Mrs. E R Mosher pleasantly entertained the club members this Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Mosher
Ladies gather for luncheon and meeting at two homes
The ladies enjoyed a pleasant Friday afternoon at Mrs. Keller's home and held the Friday meeting this afternoon at Mrs. Paul Stanton's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
Paul Stanton
Mrs McCaleb Hosted Club Meeting. Next Hostess Named
Mrs H L McCaleb was hostess last week of the club. The members will be entertained at their next meeting by Mrs Ernest Orr. Mrs A Potts was hostess on Tuesday afternoon of the 500 Club at her home on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. McCaleb
Ernest Orr
A. Potts
Washington Street
Charles Niblack
G.T. Paul
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Club Members Meet At Mrs Niblack Home
Mrs. Charles Niblack hosted the club at her home last week. The next gathering is scheduled at Mrs. G T Paul’s residence.
Club Hosts Change Hands After Social Evening
Mr and Mrs G T Paul entertained the club members last Thursday evening and Mrs R F Tattersall will be hostess of the club next. Thereday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Paul
R. F. Tattersall
Members Held a Very Interesting Meeting
A group convened Saturday afternoon for an engaging meeting. Attendees discussed plans and exchanged ideas in a constructive session.
Country Club Members Enjoy Day at Mrs Nyhart's Home
Members spent a delightful day last Tuesday at the country home of Mrs. John Nyhart enjoying socializing and leisure in a private setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nyhart
Mrs E D White Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Bridge will be hosted by Mrs. E. D. White next Monday evening at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
E. D White
Church Aid Society Sees Mrs Sisson Host Thursday
Mrs P A Sisson hosted the Baptist Aid Society meeting Thursday afternoon at the church. Members discussed mission work and planned a forthcoming fundraiser with fellow churchwomen.
St James Guild Apt to Host Thursday Tea by Mrs Olmsted
Mrs T D Olmsted hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering for the St James Guild. The event featured socializing and light refreshments, per local society notes.
Ladies Honor L Cushing and Emma Carhartt Hosts
Mesdames L Cushing and Emma Carhartt entertained a large gathering of ladies Thursday at the Cushing home. No meeting was held this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames L. Cushing
Emma Carhartt
Cushing
Society held no meeting this week
M. E. Aid reports that no meeting was held this week by the society.
St Rose Guild Hosts Quiet Week Followed By No Meeting
Mrs John Gelhaus acted as hostess for the St Rose guild last week with no meeting scheduled this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose
John Gelhaus
Guild
Beaverhead County News Highlights and Local Notices
Beaverhead churns out Pilsener countywide while upcoming events and local notices fill the pages. Fire losses at Wisdom and the Episcopal church are settled, civic and church services plan ahead, and a mid winter horsesale is announced for February 20 with buyers awaiting details. Local ads cover coal and supplies, real estate, and a poultry equipment sale.
Shubert Symphony and Ladies Quartette Benefit at Masonic Hall
The Shubert Symphony Company and the Ladies' Quartette performed at the Masonic hall for Dillon lodge members and their wives. Dillon Lodge No. 23 A F P A M sponsored the event with many guests present. Admission was by card and children were not admitted due to limited hall capacity. The program was described as very high class.
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Shubert Symphony Company
Ladies’ Quartette
Masonic Hall
Masonic Fraternity of
Dillon
Dillon Lodge No. 23
A. F P
A.M
Advertised Letters in Post Office Must Be Called For
Remaining uncalled letters will go to the dead letter office in Washington D C if not collected within two weeks. Grace Lamont prints the list of names including Lamont, Bennett, Bloomquist, Clark, Clayton, Cornell, Davies, Fry, Gauthier, Gray, Hager, Hall, Holt, Howard, Johnson, Jackson, Jorgensen, Parks, Shaw, Sinnott, Smith, Shoemaker, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Grace Lamont
F. M
Anderson Claus
Alspaugh
Lillian Bennett
C.G. Bloomquist
J. A. Clark
W. M. Clayton
J. W. Cornell
Rocal Cloward
Orsen
Davies
al Devoe
John J. Elie
Leonard
Freeman
J. S. French
M. Fry
D.C
Gauthier
Gee. Gray
Laura
Gruel
Otto
Hager
Milton
Hall
Alice Holson
B. B
Holt
Joseph B. Howard
Lew Johnson
Dale
Jackson
Geo
Jorgensen
Hans
Parks
Earl
Radford
Fay
Ryan
Willie
Speers
John
Smith
Joe
Shoemaker
F. W
Grand Film Service Brings The Dawning To Dillon
Grand theatre opens with General Film Co and Vitagraph film The Dawning along with Biograph comedies A 10 Karat Hero and The Line of Hogans. Patrons enjoy top-tier acting as Patents companies films are praised as perfect. Fridays to Sundays feature classics selected for Dillon with nightly features at 5 and 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand” Theatre
General Film Company
Vitagraph
Biograph
Hogans
Dillon
Moving Pictures
Tt Vitagraph
Essanay
Lubin
Selig
Edison
Pathe
Butte
General
Dillon House
Death of Dillon Pharmacy Owner Mr Ballenger
Charles S. Ballenger died suddenly in Dillon last Sunday evening. The Indiana native, 52, had moved from Deer Lodge 17 years ago and ran a drug store on Main Street after earlier working for Dr. H. A. Bond. His funeral was conducted by Rev. W. Os. Watson at Brandage undertakers, and his body was shipped to Cambridge City, Indiana for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuck Jones
Centennial Valley
Chas. Jones
Long Creek
Herman Reis
Monida
Charles Bell
Wisdom
Dillon Coal & Transfer Co
Dillon Bakery
Black
William W. Simpson
the Tribune
Dillon
Old Trusty
Wisconsin
Upper Power House
Loguise Coulson
Charles E. Retallack
Bannack
Colorado
C. W. Scott
Lorena May ‘Hopkins
George Hopkins
Charles S. Ballenger
Mr. Ballenger
Deer Lodge
H.A. Bond
Doc
Indiana
Montana
California
Brandage Undertaking Rooms
W. OS. Watson
Episcopal Church
Ballenker
Cambridge City
Boiler Leak Shuts Public School Briefly
A boiler leak at the Public school building forced a brief shutdown as water drained from the heating plant. Students cheered at an unexpected day off while officials planned repairs and a possible additional closure if fixes take longer.
Settlement Reached In Lusher Fire Loss Case
ORL A. Luke of Helena, representing 15 insurers, says Lusher policies totaled 25 500. Final settlement sets loss at 28 500 with Lusher to take undestroyed stock valued at 2 000 and receive 28 500. Earlier adjustment with Hughes McCaleb paid 4 000 toward insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusher
ORL A. Luke
Helena
Ax Lusher
Hughes & McCaleb
District Court Sentences Youth to Reform School
Pred St Louis aged youth was ordered to Miles City Reform School for three months as parents could not supervise or compel schooling. Father jailed 80 days for assault on Mars. Ripley vs Felt awarded plaintiff $70 on Jan 10. Patterson vs Andrus proceedings and amendment granted with costs taxed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Miles City
Mars
Tf. J. Ripley
Frank B. Felt
Vene Patterson
Hr. 1
Andrus
Plaintif
Baptist Church Blaze Damages Sanctuary During Sunday School
A furnace fire at a Baptist church during Sunday School caused a scorched blaze. Firefighters subdued the flames with seats moved outside for safety. Loss about 200 dollars, insured by an Eastern Missionary Insurance Company. F P Birrer repaired contractor work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Eastern Missionary Insurance Company
F. P. Birrer
Election Notice for Beaverhead County School District
Notice of election for School District No 10 Beaverhead County Montana to decide on issuing coupon bonds totaling forty thousand dollars for a new school building and furnishings. Polls open 2 to 6 PM in Dillon Jilson schoolhouse on February 1 1918. Notice posted January 16 1913 in all three wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Ostrander
The
Presbyterian Church
H. F. Best
Johnson & Boone
Beaverhead County
Montana
Jilson
Dillon
Chronic constipation cured by Chamberlain's Tablets
Brooklyn Michigan resident S F Fish reports a severe five year bout of chronic constipation was cured by Chamberlain's Tablets. Advertised as available from all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
S. F. Fish
Brooklyn
Mich
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad
Chamberlain's cough remedy with claims it cures colds. Described as pleasant to take and containing no opium or narcotics. Sold by all dealers. Adv.
Abalone Meat In Demand in California Ports
Dried and smoked abalone meat, largely cured in southern California fishing ports, fetches high prices from Oriental importers. Some lots sell for 300 dollars a ton. Divers are sometimes used to collect mollusks, with an experienced man bringing up two tons of meat and shells in two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Eggs Cooked To Suit Him In Rare Randolph Anecdote
The Roanoke sage John Randolph reportedly devised a precise method to cook eggs to exact taste. A line of servants waited from dining room to kitchen as Mrs Randolph used an open watch to signal the cook. The process took six to seven helpers per egg, yet Randolph insisted it was the only way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Randolph
Roanoke
Randolph
Liechtenstein Nears Second Centenary of Independence
Liechtenstein, Europe smallest sovereign state with a parliament and monarchy, prepares to mark 200 years of independence. Prince John II finances the nation and nominates three of its 15 parliament members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liechtenstein
Europe
Prince John, II
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Dr. Hartman
Ss. B. Hartman
Eastern Star
F. B. Williams
Girl's Friendly Club
Needle Club
Social
Shakespeare
Baptist
P. A. Sisson
Aid Society
M. E. Aid
R. A. Luke
J. M. Findley
Lyons
Potts
Masonic Entertainment
Grand" Film Service
MR. Lusher
the District. Court AT Work
Mackinaws
Malone
Harlow
Praia
Roy
Stephenson
Pease & Stephenson
Attorneys-At-Law
Oillon Mont
Singie
M. Paumie
West
Galena St
Butte, Mont French
Fhone
Dake Advertising Agency
Statos Angeles
Cal
San CT
Ayer
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