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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1910

Page

8

Water right sale promises perpetual acre-foot access

A Montana ranch water offer advertises delivery within twenty four hours for $1 cash and $1 per year for fourteen years at 6 percent interest. Buyers gain a perpetual water right to one acre foot and an interest in the dam and reservoir with state measurement and regulation by the State Engineer. Local contacts in Red Rock Valley Dillon and surrounding areas are listed.

Dillon E. J. Callaway Jos. C. Smith Henry G. Rodgers C. W. Robison Montana Red Rock Valley F. LeMaistre Lima Dell Redrock

Valley News Recap From Lakeview and Waterloo

Local notes from Lakeview Montana dated June 25 report visits from Mrs. R. D. Legget of Butte and John Shambow for Earl Blake's death. Probate jury men Shambow Saunders and Ritchie travel by auto. Holloway death blamed on heart failure. burial held June 15. Grandparents Hank Wetmore welcome a grandson June 14. Several residents change jobs and travel for business and school matters. A Lakeview school move and a June 10 dance fundraiser raised about 35 dollars. Waterloo’s social scene includes Mr. Walbert’s wedding and a warm reception plan. Community updates cover farming, transportation, illness, and local sports.

Tribune Lakeview R. D. Legget Butte Blake John Shambow James Ritchie Shambow Earl Blake Our Valley Charles Holloway Dick Williams Centennial Holloway Mr. Williams Virginia City Dillon Dic Williams W. C. Thompson Hank Wetmore Cecil Wetmore Goldie Wetmore Burrell John Bray Idaho Falls Tom Sherman Fred Hanson Madison Basin A. Rightenour Yellowstone J. Whitman Lake Idaho Miss Curtis J. Bray’s Phoebe Williams Will Miller Culver Geo. Shambow James Nye Jimmie Hanson Fred Gorrell Wisconsin

Poor Digestive Health Promoted By Potts Drugstore Sale

When the stomach fails to perform its functions the bowels become deranged the liver and kidneys congested causing diseases. The stomach and liver must be restored to a healthy condition. Chamber et al sold by Potts, Druggist.

Miss Lydia Jahn Arrives in Jackson for Health Benefit

June 28 Jackson notes Miss Lydia Jahn of the Bristow neighborhood arrived in Jackson on Saturday evening. She is there for health reasons and has shown great improvement. Edwin Kirk and family visited town Sunday for trading and visiting friends. Dr. Cash and wife left for Butte Sunday to buy supplies for their lunch counter and ice cream stand for the Fourth of July. Preparations for haying are under way.

Joe Marriott George Hoyt Alice Ellis Polaris Jackson Bales & Jones Ranch Wisdom Lydia Jahnke Bristow Edwin Kirk Cash Butte

Harvesting alfalfa and social visits fill Waterloo notes

Harvesting the first alfalfa crop is the current focus with reports of a good heavy yield. Local residents travel and visit, including Mrs Henrich's return home after surgery, Mr Henrich accompanying her, and Mr and Mrs Maurice McCormick returning from Idaho. Francis Colligan visits Valley Springs, and Friday guests attend a Pleasant Valley Children’s Day program. A Willow Creek trip, a wedding reception for Thomas Walbert and Frieda Hoelemn, and a Twin Bridges mayoral visit are noted along with local store staffing changes and family visits.

Tribune Waterloo Henrich Butte Maurice McCormick Idaho McCormick Joy Foster and Son Pleasant Valley H. J. Rankin Pleasant Valley School House Wm. Winslow Willow Creek Thomas Walbert Bride Frieda Hoelemn Madison Valley Mayor Thompson Twin Bridges

Chamberlains Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

The world’s most successful medicine for bowel complaints Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy offers relief for children and adults. Sold by Potts the Druggist.

Potts Chamberlain L-M

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