Promotions in Dillon City Public Schools Hold Certificates
Prof Tyree reports the Dillon public schools closed their first term with detailed promotion rules. Pupils meeting a 90 percent class-work average without exam move up. others are conditionally promoted or must take term exams, with a minimum 65 percent in each branch and 75 percent overall. A long list of promoted and conditioned students spans twelfth to first grades with many named individuals.
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H. Tyree
Dillon Public Schools
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Local Drug Store
Ron Chamberlain of Pierson drug Store reports a strong run for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy selling Rye bottles and noting quick relief from cough sore throat and lung issues during grippe days. The South Chicago Daily Calumet quotes great customer satisfaction and mentions City Drug Store as a seller.
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Martin
Pierson Drug Store
Chamberlain
Ia Grippe
Chicago Daily Calumet
City Drug Store
Suit Over a Dredge for Campbell Gravel Elevator
The Joshua Hendy machine works of San Francisco sues John O Brenner of Harse Prairie in a U S court alleging a contract dated April 8 1896 to furnish materials and construct a Campbell Gravel Elevator with fixtures for 6289 50 and that Brenner paid 3487 75 leaving 2801 75 due with 10 percent interest from May 49 1896.
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Joshua Hendy Machine Works
San Francisco
United States
John O. Brenner
Harse Prairie
Furniture stock offered for sale in Dillon store room
The former O. Ex Morse furniture stock in Dillon is offered for sale. The spacious room is suitable for carrying on the business with a convenient location and room for renting the store room, avoiding removal of stock.
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The.o
Morse
Dillon
Rich copper bearing ore found at Copper Queen group
Report from the Copper Queen group near the range into Idaho notes a six inch square peacock copper ore showing rich gold and silver nuggets. Assays of recent samples from the Blue Bird mine yield 22 dollars in gold 58 ounces of silver and 47.3 percent copper per ton with surface ore at 10 percent copper rising to 20 percent by 20 feet and reaching even higher at 30 to 40 feet. The Blue Bird promises substantial development.
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Mins
Idaho
Lynch
Butte
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cures Sore in Ten Days
P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months from a frightful running sore on his leg. He reports the salve wholly cured it in ten days. Also praised for ulcers wounds burns boils pain and piles. Only 25 cents. Sold by City Drug Store.
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P. A. Danforth
LaGrange
Bucklen
City Drug Store
Interrogation party at Miss Conway's entertained many guests
Miss Helen Conway hosted a Wednesday evening interrogation party for numerous young friends and schoolmates. Attendees included many local youths and several adults, with a long list of Misses and Messrs among the guests.
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Helen Conway
Esther
Harriet Christensen
Marione Weldon
Nellie’ Sharkey
Emma Stoller
Lelia Kirby
John Orr
H. F. Best
R. M. Burtch
J. H. Gilbert
Will Sharkey
O. W.scott
J.G Obilde
J. W. Lenning
Angelo Fyhrie
Bert Fyhrie
OC. H. Virden
Walter Power
Floyd Burtch
Osborn McIntosh
Erle J. Conger
J. G. Wooding
Arthur W. Jones
Geo. Burfiend
Pain Balm Brings Quick Relief for Rheumatism
Alpharetta resident J A Dodgen reports Chamberlain’s Pain Balm relieved rheumatism after doctors and other medicines failed. The remedy claims rapid pain relief after a single application and is sold at City Drug Store. Thousands have been cured by this liniment.
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Sinatica
Chamberlain
J. A. Dodgen
Alpharetta
City Drug Store
List of uncalled letters at Druton Post Office 1900
Uncalled letters remaining at Druton post office as of January 28 1900 will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within 80 days Grace Lamont postmistress lists names including Anderson Mrs E H Blackley Nedd Brown Fred Brown Geo B Barnett Theo M Colburn John Corran John Carmen John Erwin William Engvens Charles Ferris Otto Gosser R M Helm Chas E Hine LC Hayden Walter Morson Clarence Moor Mr Drayman Nelson Albert Orenet Oath Raymond W Richardson H E Ryan M Seybold Mrs Breed F R Shafer E Wane J H Wood John.
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Grace Lamont
Anderson
E H Blackley
Nedd Brown
Fred Brown
Geo B Barnett
J . Colburn
Theo M Corran
Johhn
Carmen
Jno Erwin
Wm Envcns
LO Ferris
Charles Gosser
Otto Harvey
R M Helm
Chas E Hine
LC Hayden
Clarence James
Walter Morson
Clarence Moor
Mr.drayman Nelson
Albert Orenet
Oath Raymond
W Richardson
H E Ryan
M Seybold
Mrs Breed
FR Shafer
E Wane
J H Wood
John
Montana Ranche Details Highlight Buffalo Creek Property
The article describes Robert Janger ranch on Buffalo Creek near Bannack as a premier stock ranch with strong hay production and prime Montana stock country. It notes a 320 acre nearby Melrose ranch with ample water rights hay and farming gear, inviting inquiries.
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Robert Janger
Buffalo Creek
Bannack
Montana
Melrose
Dillons Mont
Graduates Attend Exercises as Locals Arrive
Dr James Reed participates in graduation exercises while Mrs Mary Rich Moore arrives from Bozeman to attend. W G Garrett of Helena and Prof E J Pasmore host performers after the concert. Two Anaconda miners injured in a blast recover, and R A Sullivan suffers a facial cut from a rock strike on Main Street. healing.
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James Reed
The
Agricultural College
Mary Rich-Moore
Bozeman
E. J. Pasmore
Anaconda
R.A. Sullivan
Main Street
Candied Cathartic Promises Cure All Ailments
An ad touts Cassoarets Candy Cathartic as a guaranteed cure for constipation and sluggish liver. It claims biliousness headaches fevers piles and numerous ills will be cured or money refunded. Box prices 10 25 or 50 with free sample and booklet.
Father bless my earthly path and guiding light
Poem petition signed by Ma Fishburn Clarke from Roanoke Virginia asks for divine watchful care. It speaks of a father figure’s blessing before death and a mother remembered after burial. The speaker seeks wisdom and comfort as he journeys from childhood to the grave.
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Father
Fishburn Clarke
Roanoke
From Hardy Dorchester Roots to Building a House Tale
The article notes Thomas Hardy born in Dorchester with family in building work inspiring his first literary piece How I Built Myself a House. It also recalls New York stores facing coin shortages during holidays and a continental railway’s costly snow sheds. It mentions a Russian scam selling Paradise tickets and a push for a national park in the southern Appalachians likely in Blue Ridge or Smoky mountains.
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Thomas Hardy
Dorchester
New York
Sub-Treasury
Continental Railway
Rocky Mountain
Congress
Alleganies
Blue Ridge Or
Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Cas careta Candy Cathartic Gains US Sales Momentum
The United States sells two million boxes yearly of Cas careta Candy Cathartic with expected rise to three million before New Year. The product is pitched as the most delightful bowel regulator for everyone with a guaranteed cure. Available from all druggists at 25 and 50 cents per box.
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United States
Ranch for Sale by Beaverhead County Firm
The Bliven Live Stock Co ranch lies about ten miles north of Dillon in Beaverhead valley. It spans about 1400 acres all cultivated with good improvements and is one of the county’s best. It can yield 1000 tons of hay. Title is perfect with easy terms. Inquiries to B F Warte.
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Bliven Live Stock Co
Dillon
Beaverhead Valley
Beaverhead County
F. Warte
Educate Your Bowels with Cascareta Candy Cathartic
An advertising claim touts Cascareta Candy Cathartic as a cure for constipation with a money back guarantee. The listing includes price 100.25c and 110.C, noting pharmacist refunds if it fails.
Cape Nome via Oregon Short Line to QO R N float
Elegant steamers including the George W Elder destined for Pacific coast travel offer low rates. Connection through the Oregon Short Line in relation to the QO R N float is noted, emphasizing affordable options for passengers.
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George W. Elder
Pacific
Prairie Fire Destroys Hay Stack and Range in Teton County
A January prairie fire in Teton County started by a chimney spark burned a wood pile near Raymond and swept into the range, five miles long and two miles wide. Two ranch houses and several hundred tons of hay were destroyed, threatening sheepmen with large sacrifices and misfortune.
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Teton County
Raymond
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