Wisdom Basin notes and local chatter in brief
The item surveys visits and movements around Wisdom and Big Hole Basin. Mrs Woodworth and Florence left for Missoula. Sam Peterson sick with doctor care. Hans Buller traveled from Clam Valley. Families visit Green Bay. D C Wampler to Bedrock for cattle shipments to Carstens Packing Tacoma. J W Potts in Baker City. Ted Ellis and partner sheep farming. F A Hazelbaker referees Ellis estate sale. saloon building sold for about 4200. Ice incident on Big Hole river left two men and a team soaked but safe. Croup remedy note ends with 1-m.
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Fred Woodworth
Florence
Missoula
Sam Peterson
Fox
Dr. Ryburn
Hans Buller
Wisdom
Clam Valley
Anton Christiansen
Lawrence Knudson
Green Bay
Wisconsin
D. C. Wampler
Bedrock
Carstens Packing Co
Tacoma
Wash
J. W. Potts
Wisdom Hotel
Baker City
Oregon
Ted Ellis
Small
Idaho
Ted
F. A. Hazelbaker
Ellis
White
Wm. Montgomery
Sam Davies
Big Hole River
Montgomery Middle Ranch
Scott's Emulsion Adclaims Longevity and Quality
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as the original standard for 35 years, comparing its thickness to a bead of milk and noting the brand Scott and Bowne located at 400 Pearl Street, New York.
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Car ‘Scott & Bowne
Willis Socials and Rural Appointments Report
Special to the Tribune Willis Jan 25 John W Sutherland from Dillon tends stock for J E Morse wintering in Chas Beehrer place E T Brock from Dillon tends sheep fed across the river Miss Mitchell of Dillon took sick after assisting Mrs James Garrison and returned home Carl Mas Bassett and Joe Rich of Dillon attended the Willis dance Mary and Cora Bryan and Fred Bryan of Dillon visited Frank Bryan of Farlin and others from Farlin joined the hop Melrose visitors attended the big dance including A Hood Katie Wall Bertha Thompson Lena Hoffman and Grace Maddox etc Dr Moelleur Melrose made calls Mrs Hugh Hall sick with grip neuralgia F M Roe two children with bad colds Mrs J A Browne rheumatism Father Louseau to hold mass at Reidhige Jan 29 due to Mrs Browne illness
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Tribune
Willis
John W. Sutherland
Dillon
J. E. Morse
Chas
Beehrer
E. T. Brock
Miss Mitchell
James Garrison
Carl Mas
Bassett
Joe Rich
Reichle
Mary
Cora Bryan
Fred Bryan
Frank Bryan
Farlin
James Lamarch
Chester Coiner
Goldie
Alicé Mast
Sheredan
Frank Mittelmaier
Claude Mast
Melrose
A. Hood
Katie Wall
Bertha Thompson
Lena
Clara Hoffman
Rich
Aileen Franklin
Grace Maddox
Alice Stevens
Robison
J. A. Browne
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Aids Nature And Health
Medicines that aid nature are alway most effectual. Chamberlains Cough Remedy acts on this plan by allaying the cough relieving the lungs opening the secretions and aiding nature in restoring the system to health Thousands have testified to its superior excellence Sold by all dealers.
Pageville Social Honors Herbert Stewart of Lima
Special to TRIBUNE From Pageville January 25 William Stewart entertained about thirty youths in honor of his son Herbert visiting from Lima. Guests included Gerald and Henriette Jones Elvis and Carrie Stevens Arthur and Lillian and Ada Barshaw Harold and Winifred Fuqua Olga Adolph and Oscar Thorson Theora George and Clifford Mercer Mr Stewart and his sons Herbert and Otho Clarence Bartholomew Obie Perry Tommy O Keefe Mrs and Miss Burtch Mrs M A B Page Mrs Dunh Miss Smith The evening featured flinch croconole and caroms with mandolin and organ music, followed by a delicious late lunch Also Mr and Mrs W H Jones of Wildwood ranch were called to Minnesota Friday by telegram receipts.
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Tribune
Pageville
William Stewart
Herbert
Lima
Gerald
Henriette Jones
Elvis
Carrie Stevens
Arthur
Lillian
Ada Barshaw
Harold
Winifred Fuqua
Olga
Adolph
Oscar Thorson
Theora
George
Clifford Mercer
Stewart
Otho
Clarence Bartholomew
Obie Perry
Tommy O’keefe
Miss Burtch
Illness and Community Notes From Twin Bridges
Reports include illnesses affecting neighbors and a local focus on colds and the grip. Visits from Dillon residents, a sleigh trip to Twin Bridges, and a Sunday school convention led by J. S. Alvord are mentioned. Advertises Ballard's Snow Liniment with pricing and store details.
Waterloo Social and Local News Highlights
Waterloo reports a pleasant dancing party at Walbert Bros. new store and various local notes. Monthly cigar trade trip by H J Wilhelm, cabbage shipment to Butte, property release to Frank Held for five years, and visits from Robert Farmer and P Carney.à Lake County farm life, influenza spread, and timber work fill the week.
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Waterloo
Walbert Bros
H. J. Wilhelm
Horn
Calligan
Foster
Butte
Robert Farmer
Frank
Guy Dodd
P. Carney
T. D. Townsend
Farmers’ Institute
Whitehall
la Grippe
H. J. Foster
Hattie Henrich
State Orphans' Home
Wm. Held
Leonard
Ryan's Canyon News Roundup From January Dispatch
January report from Ryan's Canyon notes Heindberry returning home from Dillon after a family visit, Mooney attending Dillon lodge meeting, Dingley busy felling telephone poles for Gracier, and Anderson feeding Morse's sheep near Grasshopper ranch. Coppin joins curling in Armstead while Reeder moves cattle through the canyon.
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Armstead
Chas. Reeder
William Johnston
D. F. Mooney
Andrew Anderson
Grayling
Mr. Mead
Barretts
Cattle Market Steady Despite High Beef Prices
The weekly market letter from Omaha notes ten days of steady cattle trading with strong demand for quality cattle. Cows and butcher stock find broad outlets and prices remain firm while feed costs stay high. Buyers remain active at current levels.
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Omaha
Live Stock Market Prices and Trends
The report lists cattle prices: common kinds 4.90, choice cornfed cows 4.25 to 5.25, veal calves 4.00 to 8.25, bulls 3.30 to 4.90, stockers 3.50 to 4.50. Hog market 25 to 30 cents lower than the 19th with receipts up modestly. bulk hogs 7.55 to 7.65, top 7.70. Sheep values have declined this week. prices remain high vs other markets with little expected change next week.
Progressive Republicans organize to press for popular government
Washington Jan 23 Progressive Republican leaders announce the formation of a league by progressive senators representatives governors and others to push for popular government. The group signs a declaration of principles adopts a constitution and elects officers led by Senator Jonathan Bourne Jr with a broad executive committee and plans an aggressive nationwide campaign including state legislature organization and provision of bills and literature.
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Washington
Republican Progressive League
New League
Congress
Jonathan Bourne Jr
Oregon
G. W Norris
Nebraska
C. E Osborne
Michigan
Charles R.crane
Chicago
Smoothing Out the Past Oyster Supper Planned
Mr Railing jokes about a new oyster supper by the Dorcas society after a chicken and waffle event last month. The exchange notes the need to raise funds to cover a deficit from the prior supper.
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Railing
Dorcas Society
Charles
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