Willis News Briefs From Jan to Firewood Trade
Willis notes a young mechanic Tom Lyons, chauffeur for S A Hall of Butte, and a steam car incident. M A Patton plans a Lost Creek sawmill for Dillon Lumber. Mrs Banaier and son Frank visited from Farlin on business. Ed Gleed seeks cattle, Walter Siera visits Dillon for a horse. Alois Fassler travels to Melrose to see Frank Moe after last week’s house fire. Patton comes for hay and oats. Polich loads firewood for shipment to Butte. This week sees a quiet period with nothing unusual.
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The
Tribune
Willis
Tom Lyons
S. A. Hall
Butte
M. A. Patton
Spencer
Idaho
Lost Creek
Dillon Lumber Company
Walter Siera
Dillon
Alois Fassler
Melrose
Frank Moe
Math Polich
Don’t Take the Risx When You Have a Bad Cough
Do not let a cough or cold develop into chronic bronchitis or pneumonia. Take Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for prompt relief. The preparation has grown from a small start to nationwide and international use, praised for cures of coughs and colds. Sold by Potts the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
United States
Potts
Eastern Star Supper and Lima Masons Banquet Recap
Mrs H P Wilson hosted Eastern Star members for a supper with yellow pansies centerpieces. Lima Masons held a ball and banquet last Thursday inviting families and members of associated orders in Dillon. several couples attended.
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Tribune
Lima
H. P. Wilson
Eastern Star
Masons of
E. S
Dillon
John Baker
Hazelbaker
Ernest Orr
Mesdames Rife and Williams
Do You Think For Yourself
An advertisement questioning readers to consider Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's illnesses. It claims the formula is printed on bottle wrappers and endorsed by leading medical authorities from multiple schools, offering a free booklet upon request to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo, New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
BR. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Dillon Guests Share Pleasant Time Across County
A roundup of local moves and social notes from Dillon includes T. A. Bruner on school business, the funeral of Mrs. Con Bray linked to Beaverhead and Lima, J. D. Brandenberg returning from Mackay mining interests, and Ed Halberson visiting Lima. Also reported are a derailed train car full of hogs near Lima, a seven month hospital stay ending for Mr. Dan Curry’s wife, Knights of Pythias party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Truax with prizes and dancing, visits from Mrs. Gorman and Dr. Walker, and a fright encounter for Mrs. Cheney chased by hobos.
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Dillon
T. A. Bruner
Con Bray
Beaverhead County
Lima
Butte
J. D. Brandenberg
Mackay
Ed, Halberson
Sam Deerdorff
New York City
Dan Curry
Curry
Charles Truax
Kk. of P
Hazel Rudeen
Charles Dalton
Gorman
Mr. Pierson
Pocatello
Dr. Walker
Dr. Ford
Walter Scott
Alf Decker
Armstead
Pat Ward
Bedrock
Bray
Frank Cheney
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Declares No Habit-Forming Drugs
Secretary Wilson states the law aims to inform consumers about harmful drugs in medicines. Chamberlains Cough Remedy labeled without chloroform opium morphine or other habit forming drugs. manufacturers have long claimed absence, now proven true. For sale by Potts the Druggist.1m
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Wilson
Potts
Beaver Catcher Leads Quiet Winter Report
Armstead resident notes Glen Decker continues house building despite bad weather while W A Meads traps about twenty beavers. Fishermen report trout large enough to fill a boot and market whispers arise. Mr and Mrs Brenner visited from Butte, Frank Blair and Hans Anderson haul oats to Prairie, 2100 pounds per wagon to Grant. Ice trade active with 200 tons moved to Medicine Lodge and Bedrock. The Inn now hosts the telephone.
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Tribune
Armstead
Glen Decker
W. A. Meads
Medicine Lodge
Armstead gains gravel work and local notices
Community updates show contractor Meads graveling Third Street and Montana Street. Local residents travel for school, medical care, and visits to Dillon. Social events include birthdays and club meetings. Listings promote college banners and supplies at the Tribune Book Store.
Fever Sore Remedy Ad Stresses Chamberlains Salve
An old advertisement touts Chamberlains Salve as best for fever sores and chronic sores kept in healthy condition. It claims the salve also treats chapped hands sore nipples burns and various skin diseases and notes sale by A Potts.
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A. Potts
Centennial Valley Dance Prospers Amid Snowless Winter
Activities near Monida and George Shambow's event drew crowds from Dell Lima and Lakeview. Clarence Hunt spotted a blind mountain sheep with a keeper permit. Gray wolves multiply, two bands killed a cow near Will Miller. Cattle sales to James Dodd of Butte and Lakeview Land & Cattle. Hart Miller hunts coyotes. Centennial Telephone rules end guest phone use.
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Tribune
Lavkview
Monida
Dell
Lima
Lakeview
George Shambow
Clarence Hunt
Will Miller
Miller Bros
James Dodd
Butte
Omaha
Dodd
Lakeview Land & Cattle Company
B. H. Paul
Butte Butchering Company
Hart Miller
Hart
Centennial Telephone Company
Granger
Lame Shoulder Cured by Pain Balm Claim
Mrs F H McElwee of Boistown New Brunswick reports quick relief from a painful left shoulder after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The ad notes rheumatic muscle pains as the cause and promotes Potts the Druggist as the seller.
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Chamberlain
F. H. McElwee
Boistown
New Brunswick
Potts
Normal College notes mark term end and enrolment
The winter term of the Normal college closed with final exams Thursday and Friday. The spring term opens Monday February 3. Two new students, Misses Nancy and Pricella Renwick of Miles City, enrolled. Saturday evening the primary meth- continued into the report.
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Normal College
Monady
Nancy
Pricella Renwick
Miles City
Better Way to Keep Family at Table Claims from Grocer
A brief note suggests a tactic to extend family mealtime and keep everyone seated, claiming the grocer refunds money if Schilling's Best product is unsatisfactory. It implies retailer-backed guarantees to encourage continued purchases and gathering.
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Schilling
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsed
Edina Missouri resident J P Klote reports extensive use of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble finding them more beneficial than any other remedy. Sold by Potts the Drug.
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Chamberlain
J. P Klote
Edina
Potts
High School Notes Mix Games and Appearances
The basketball boys plan a game with Butte high school tomorrow night in the Dil Jon Theatre. Arrow Head Debating Club postpones until Saturday Feb 8 due to the game. Gladys Brackett and Edith Lawrence are absent ill. Cecelia Bayerd enrolls from Butte. Henry Guyaz returns after a semester absence. Violin solo by Prof. Riedelsberger and vocal by Miss Scharfenberg entertain. Junior commercial students include Anna Baker Lora Guyaz Edith Lawrence and John Carhart.
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Butte High School
Diljon Theatre
Arrow Head
Gladys Brackett
Edith Lawrence
Cecelia Bayerd
Butte
Henry Guyaz
Prof. Riedelsberger
Miss Scharfenberg
Anna Baker
Lora Guyaz
John Carhart
Sheep Market Remains Strong With Higher Beef Prices
The market opens with about 10 600 cattle heads versus 9 500 last week while eastern markets report moderate receipts and firmer prices. Packers push prices about 10 cents above last week as demand for heavy cattle grows with bids up to 35 50 to 5 75 and strong feeder activity. beef grades range from 4 00 to 6 00 for calves and 2 75 to 4 75 for butcher grades while hogs stay steady at 4 10 to 4 30 and sheep maintain strength.
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Choice Rangers
Letter Gae and the Scottish Precentor Practice
The precentor in Church of Scotland read the psalm lines from a lectrinum desk before singing. He started the praise, chanted in a slow monotone, and ended by leading the congregation into the music. The role tested both musical and literary skills, with metrical Psalms challenging rural leaders.
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Church of Scotland
Scotland
London
Real Estate Transfers and Water Rights Listed in Dillon Notice
Real estate transfers include administrator deed from George F Hun gate estate to F B Patterson for 80 acres near Dell for 900 dollars and several warranty deeds involving Alfred Hatton Samuel Bell Billings Brewing Co and Lima properties with prices up to 10 000 dollars. Patents granted near Redrock to multiple individuals. water right to Louis Hugo on Big Hole river. mining representation by John Baker in Montana district. Also notices filed for stockholders meeting Beaverhead Creamery Association at First National Bank Dillon February 5 1908 with Theo Nelson president and B N Stevenson secretary
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George F. Hungate
Bart Hungate
F. B. Patterson
Dell
Alfred Hatton
Samuel Bell
Morrison
Matt Thomas
Billings Brewing Co
Mauld
Dillon
Samuel L. Bell
Saw Mill Point
Grasshopper
John Shineberger
Redrock
Elizabeth Shineberger
Joseph Shineberger
Louis Hugo
Big Hole
John
Baker
Beaverhead Lode
Magnolia Lode
Montana Mining District
Park Copper Company
Bonniview Reservoir
Beaverhead Creamery Association
First National Bank
Montana
P.m. Theo. Nelson
Prest
B. N. Stevenson
Sec
Why He Felt Happy and a Tree Remembered
A woman recalls Vernon saying he passed the tree where he carved initials and a heart with another and felt joy. The brunette asks if he truly loves, and the reply notes the cause was men cutting the tree down.
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Vernon
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