Waterloo Montana July 3 Community Notes
County letters from Waterloo Montana describe Fourth of July plans in Twin Bridges and Butte with picnics and a canyon outing. A successful basket social for the pastor raised 45 dollars, featuring solos by Mesdames Hutey and Harbison and recitations by Mrs. McCormick.
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Waterloo
Mont
Twin Bridges
Butte
Mesdames Hutey
Harbison
G. B. Harbison
G. H. Belt
Willow Creek
James Brook
Elsie
Will Clawson
George Bryan
Lester
Armour & Jeffrey
Armour
Modest Claims Backed by Conviction in Trials
An advertisement notes how modest claims often prove true as Maxim’s gun and Chamberlain’s Diarrhoea remedy both meet expectations. It asserts the medicine cures diarrhoea dysentery and stomach pains and stresses it never fails. Sold by Riley the Druggist.
Redrock locals report mining move and stage changes
Special to Tribune Redrock Montana July 5 1906 experts from New York arrive with a traction engine for the Silver Fissure Mining Co at Polaris for a trial run over the road. The heavy equipment unloaded here will be moved to the mine by the engine. Thirteen cattle cars from Idaho were unloaded for Silas Dishno. The Bedrock and Salmon River Stage Co changed schedules to a day through trip. Boundary survey teams and local visits mark the Fourth with several residents travelling or hosting guests.
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Tribune
Redrock
Mont
New York
Silver Fissure Mining Co
Polaris
Silas Dishno
Big Hole
Idaho
Bedrock and
Salmon River Stage Co
Idaho Stage Co
Jos
Shineberger
Butte
O. C. McClellan
Bedrock
Medicine Lodge
Montana
Monument parceling notes and community updates in July
Local column from Monument details a new three week old school taught by Miss Nevada Wall with progress praised. Reports on road work by S B Howell, visits by residents from Dillon Butte and Idaho, a wedding of Bert Lynch and arrival of visitors. Also mentions a dam explosion near Fish Creek releasing irrigation water and a discussion on character in workmanship through a poem-like Charades segment.
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Grant P. D
Nevada Wall
Howell
George Banks
Dillon
Ferguson
Robert
Mrs. Snow
Butte
John Shesser
Bert Lynch
Copper Queen
Lynch
Snow
S. B. Howell
Terry
Harvey Sullivan
Dark Horse
John Eckman
Joseph Shirtz
Hans Peterson
Idaho
Do Not Neglect Your Bowels Promotes Laxative Tablets
A traditional health ad urges care of the bowels noting serious diseases from neglect. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised as a pleasant laxative that invigorates the liver and regulates bowels. Sold by Riley the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Riley
Drawing Closes With Crowds at Billings Draw
A large orderly crowd gathered in Billings to watch a land drawing. Hon. Martin Maginnis introduced W A Richards who explained the system and presidents proclamation. First numbers drawn include Owen B Williams of Custer Henry Johnson Sheridan and John Schwarz Chicago. The first woman drawn was Bridget Artery of Butte. The drawing closed Thursday.
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Billings
Martin Maginnis
Helena
Foster
W. A. Richards
General Land Office
Owen B. Williams
Custer, Mont
Williams
Northern Pacific
Stewarts
Henry Johnson
Sheridan
Wye
John Schwarz
Chicago
Bridget Artery
Butte Mont
Chamberlain's Salve Promoted for Chronic Sores Healing
An old column promotes Chamberlain's Salve as the best dressing for chronic sores, noting it keeps them in good condition though not to fully heal them. Sold by Riley the Druggist. lm
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Chamberlain
Riley
Metzel details dam destruction and reward increase
Thomas A Metzel of the Centennial valley spoke with an Anaconda Standard reporter about the destroyed dam. He said no new information has emerged beyond finding two men on horseback fleeing the site. Metzel and Chasler Kadell of Madison county will pursue the reward, now set at 1000 dollars with Mr Kadell funding the rest. The dynamite force shattered legs and twisted pipes at the dam.
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Thomas A Metzel
Centennial Valley
Butte
Anaconda Standard
Chasler Kadell
Madison County
Kadell
Primitive dances mirror animal play in social life
The text notes how relaxed rhythmic movements common in animals at play are imitated by humans in primitive dances central to social and religious life. It highlights leaping swinging and twisting as influential on bodily activities and describes rolling as a favorite exercise easing fatigue and providing massage-like relief to tired muscles and circulation.
Hearse Curfew Quiet on Night Streets
Night streets see every vehicle except hearses freely moving while the somber hearse remains subject to curfew. Public aversion and coachmen avoid its passage, though funerals may force late arrivals. when forced, these carriages creep through quiet streets to spare superstition.
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Ecoachmen
New York Herald
Young Punch Girl Grows Up Expressive as Ever
A playful note recalls a girl who said her nose felt asleep after a soda and who now as a young woman keeps her sharp wit. In a travel scene a man reopening a window pinched his finger and the lady exclaimed in sympathy, turning the moment into a quip about nails and nerves.
Debate Over Effects of Removing Earth's Atmosphere
A wide range of scholars debate the consequences of removing the atmosphere. Some argue stars and planets would be visible in daylight, while others contend there would be no day and the sun could not be seen under such conditions.
Saved His Comrades Life From Cholera Morbus
A comrade from Elgin Illinois fell critically ill with cholera morbus after leaving the Grand Army Encampment in Washington City. J E Houghland of Eldon Iowa says he saved him with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He has used it for ten years in immigration work and carries it on parties to the south and west. Sold by Riley the Druggist. 1m
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Maxim
Chamberlain
Riley
Grand Army
Washington City
Elgin
J. E. Houghland
Eldon
Iowa
Bowel Complaint in Children Promoted Remedy
Summer months bring bowel disorders in children and early attention is urged. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is recommended for prompt control of looseness. For sale by Riley the Druggist. 1m
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Riley
Notice for Publication Desert Lands Consolidated Montana 1906
Notice to file final proof for desert land claims Mary J Wadams and Richard M Wadams in Beaverhead County Montana. Proofs to be given August 9 1906 before US Commissioner A S Johnson in Dillon. Witnesses named A Frank Jones Emery Keller Sam Moore Henry Fitter all from Lima Montana.
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Mary J. Wadams
Lima
Beaverhead County
Montana
Synwi
Nsw
Nwse
Jan Richard M. Wadams
A. Frank Jones
Emery Keller
Sam Moore
Henry Fitter
Frank D. Miracue
Register
Notice of Private Sale of Minor's Real Estate in Beaverhead Montana
Guardian Alfred P. Brown announces a private sale of a one fourth undivided interest in multiple parcels in sections 8 17 18 19 20 town 8s range 9 west to settle Lawrence A. Brown minor's estate. Sale at 10 am July 21 1906, cash with 10 percent due at sale. balance after court confirmation. Bids to guardian or clerk.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Lawrence A. Brown
Towit
Nwise
Seyvnem
Neywsey
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Henry McNinch
United States Land Office Helena Montana announces Henry McNinch of Dell Beaverhead county Montana filed to prove desert land claim No 8009 for the SW1YSEY and S4SWky Section 1 Township 13 South Range 9 West before A S Johnson at the Dillon Montana office on August 11 1906 Witnesses Lawson J Phillips Ernest B Mc Ninch John Dowlning and Frank Garr all of Dell Montana are named. Frank D Miracce Register.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Henry McNinch
Dell
Beaverhead County
Montana
A. S. Johnson
A. S
Dillon
Lawson J. Phillips
Ernest B. McNinch
John Dowlning
Frank Garr
Frank D. Miracce
Register
Ancient British dew ponds revealed as Neolithic water sources
A Philadelphia Ledger fragment contrasts a social exchange with a note on Great Britain's Neolithic dew ponds. These ancient reservoirs were built to provide cattle drinking water, using a hollow clay surface covered with straw and stones to condense moisture from cold night air. Some ponds remain functional today.
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Great Britain
Unable to Determine Due to Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary dialogue references a servant blown up by kerosene and a brief note about wages and a return. Names Hewitt Jewett appear in disjointed phrases with no clear event or context. No verifiable action or outcome is present to summarize.
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Mer
Hewitt
Jewett
Notice of Final Proofs in Beaverhead County Montana
Notice is given that George Gleed of Lima and Elizabeth Phillips of Lima Montana have filed homestead and desert land applications No 10678 and 7986 in Beaverhead County Montana. They will make final proofs before United States Commissioner A J Johnson on dates to be announced to establish continuous residence cultivation and irrigation. Also named are George Noble Alvin T Kellum Henry Gleed and others of Lima. Franx D Miracle, Register.
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Department of the Interior
Helena
Montana
Johnson
United States
Dillon
George Gleed
Lima
Beaverhead County
Elizabeth Phillips
Braverhead County
NW SW
George Noble
Alvin T. Kellum
Henry Gleed
Geogre Gleed
Franx D
Miracle
Register
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Ina Scott
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J. B. Hill
Garfield Canyon
Parke Scott
F. W. Lamphear
Dorothy
J. M. McPherson
Dora Mae
F. W. Vogler
Duke Gist
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Lemhi
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Metzel Ranch
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Blatz
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Bannack Street
Wiener
VAL Blatz Brewing CO
Milwaukee
Desert Lands, Consolidated
Alfred P. Brown
Gruwell
Mutual
Rex
Rex Rheumatic Ring Co
Hartford
Connecticut
Huber Bros
Dillon, Mont
McCall's Magazine
Queen of Fashion
Agenta
Ecession
McCall CO
Oscar
Centennial
Paul Brown
J.H. Stephens
Washington Street
Nollister
Rocky Mountain
Howitater Drone Company
Madison
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Red Cross
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