Medicine Lodge News In Early July Update
Walter Brearley made a business trip to the Lodge on Saturday. A group of young people chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Armstrong spent July 5 in the mountains. Edgar Rife celebrated the Fourth in Dillon. Misses Skoning Saeffleri Eaton Craver and Thomas Craver visited Armstead a week ago. Sheep shearers are now at the Lodge.
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Medicine Lodge
Walter Brearley
Skoning
Saeffleri
Eaton An Craver
Thomas Craver
Armstead
Armstrong
Edgar Rife
Dillon
Nannie
Constance Barrett
Billee
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Adverts
P E Herrington of Mount Ariel Ky praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy calling it the best and surest remedy used in his family. The cure is described as prompt and universally recommended by users. Sold by Potts the druggist.
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Mount Aerial
Potts
Willis Area Fourth of July and Local Happenings
The July issue notes theBeehrer school house cornerstone laid by Adam Maier and local Beehrer family mentions. Dillon auction sale for horses involving Carl and Frank Beehrer Jr and Katie Beehrer plus Ambrose Zeigler.
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Willis
Melrose
L. G. Woodside
Dillon
Willow
Birch Creeks
Butte
Residents Enjoy Glorious Fourth Outing and Visits
Among them were Mr and Mrs D Malloy Miss Hattie and Lena Bow man Mr and Mrs C Market Mr Lange G Bauer R Angell G Forsythe H Armstrong and others who planned to call on Mother Reichle again The group shared a glorious time. C J Ferguson went to Butte Monday on business John Hails and children went to Dillon for the Fourth. Mr and Mrs Joe Mihelich and children and Anton Mihelich of Butte came to Willis to spend the Fourth with Mr and Mrs Kambich Charles Tarant and family went to Dillon for the Fourth. John Sutherland of Dillon came up today with a fine horse.
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H. Armstrong
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Butte
John Hails
Dillon
Bowel Complaint Cure for Infant Cholera in Va Child
Six month old daughter of E N Dewey of Agnewville Virginia suffered a bowel ailment cholera infantum. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured the child when used per directions. Medicine eases administration to infants when diluted with water and sweetened and is sold by Potts the druggist. 1-m Et
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Agnewville
Chamberlain
Potts
Pageville Social Notes Reach Out Across Towns
Mrs J H Hanson and her daughter visit Mrs O J Proutz in Pageville. George J Wilcomb and family return to Spring Brook ranch from Dubuque Iowa. Frank Swartz and wife welcome a 12 pound boy at Blaine. Jared L Nyhart visits Dillon. Rev Hardy of Twin Bridges attends Ladies Aid in Pageville. Uncle Charley Stapleton from Sheridan stops by. R R Tovey visits Elmer Page. A C Worden and daughter travel from Dillon to Pageville to work on Staudaker ranch. R D Martin visits Pageville friends. Clifford Mills, Helena mail carrier, arrives to visit relatives.
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Hanson
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George J. Wilcomb
Dubuque
Iowa
Spring Brook Ranch
Blaine
Frank Swartz
Jared L. Nyhart
Dillon
Rev. Hardy
Twin Bridges
Mail Carriers Meet in Butte Next Week
Notes from Butte detail visiting relatives and friends among attendees of the Mail Carriers association, with Rev. Ford M. Burtch and wife arriving from Hagerman Idaho. Other local names appear including J M Page clan Lena Page Clifford Mills Helena Roy Gilman Ruby and H A Redfield family on a mountain outing.
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Ford M. Burtch
Hagerman
Idaho
Clinton Jones
Hailey
Roy Gilman
Ruby
H.A. Redfield
McCarty Mountain
J.M. Page
Lena
Twin Bridges
Pageville
Ladies’ Aid Society
Proper Treatment for Dysentery and Diarrhoea
The great mortality from dysentery and diarrhoea is due to lack of proper treatment at the early stage. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is reliable and effective, and when given in time will prevent dangerous consequences. It has been in use for many years with consistent success. For sale by Potts, the druggist.
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Blacktail News Briefs From July in Dillon Area
Mr and Mrs Ly curgus Banning visited with Mrs Banning's father C W Brown. Our county sent plenty to the Dillon celebration on the 5th. Oliver Curts works for Ernest Orr during haying. Mrs W H Boatman and family of Dillon stayed with Mrs S R Eldridge. Mrs J P Waters visited Mrs Harry Brown in Dillon. The steam plow finished beach work Thursday and will move north next week. Mrs Reynolds, who had a paralytic stroke, is slowly improving.
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Reynolds
Help for Those Who Have Stomach Trouble
After twelve years of stomach trouble and spending about five hundred dollars on medicine and doctors, I bought my wife one box of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. The tablets helped her so much she continued using them, doing more good than all prior medicines. Samuel Boyer Fol som Iowa. Sold by Potts, the druggist.
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Living the Simple Life on a Train Smoking Car
A group of men on a Little Rock to Arkansas train discussed healthful eating. One stout Arkansan boasted his life of regular hours and corned beef with corn bread, claiming no sickness since age twenty to forty. A stranger interrupted asking what he was in for.
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Very Nicely English Circus Ad in India
A Bengali text describes a circus advertisement in English promising acts by a horse with tricks, a clown interacting with horses and causing laughter, a lady performing on a horse, a trapeze act to scare the audience, a performer bending like a rubber lady, and a tightrope walker billed as a professor, lauding grand gymnastics.
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The Secret Revealed Conflicting Talk At Dinner
Dialogues show Berkey and his wife debating a secret told the night before and whether it should be shared. The wife claims she did not know it was confidential while Berkey presses for confirmation. The exchange highlights secrecy and misunderstanding in domestic conversation.
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Boston Globe
Magnetic separation yields gold from Little Big Horn placers
Sheridan Wyom Post reports on a ten year experiment by Gold Standard Mining Milling and Improvement Co using a 24 inch sluice line with burlap riffles and an electro magnetic separator followed by an amalgamator. The process saved 25 percent of gold in riffles and 75 percent in the amalgamator, leaving tailings with no detectable gold.
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Sheridan
Wym
Little Big Horn Placers
Gold Standard Mining, Milling and Improvement Company
Price of Peace Salve Advertisement
A 25 cent sale notice for Chamberlain's Salve claims rapid relief from itching and smarting caused by skin diseases. Sold by Potts the druggist.
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Chamberlain
Potts
Hawtreys Twang Tale of Parody at Hopper's Theater
Charles Hawtrey recalls copying his friend in a London burlesque by De Wolf Hopper. He joined in on stage in dress clothes, drew laughs, but retained his distinctive accent. The London Times noted the striking resemblance yet mocked his American twang.
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Charles Hawtrey
London Times
Hawtrey
New York Tribune
Breakfasts in Tudor Britain Denote Effeminacy and Late Dining
Harrison cites a sixteenth century view that breakfast signified weakness and that meals shifted to later hours. He notes nobles and students dine by late morning and early afternoon while merchants eat at noon and evening, and scholars in universities often dine around 10 AM.
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Britain
London
Bridegroom Ready Cleric Rises For Moment
A brief wedding exchange from the Chicago Tribune finds a young man about to officiate as the bridegroom declaring readiness and the clergyman answering I will join you in a moment as the ceremony nears.
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Peileve
Chicago Tribune
Lecturer Declines Water Request in Stage Quip
A Chicago News item notes a comic exchange where a lecturer refuses a water offered on stage, replying he will take a high dive. The matter is presented as humorous commentary on decorum and performance.
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Coimitteeman
Chicago News
Hidden gold in old bedstead legends from Leicester tale
A historical note recalls secret compartments in beds used to stash wealth. Richard III arrived at Leicester in 1488 with a royal wardrobe brought in. a Blue Boar inn bedstead later concealed gold from Richard III and earlier reigns, discovered when a hostess dropped a gold coin and a double bottom was opened.
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Naming a Kansas River Water Pocket Story
An Osage trading party described the Neosho River as a water pocket after a horse fell into deep water during a hot survey trip near Humboldt. The tale, cited by an Oswego man in the Hutchinson News, explains how the stream acquired its name from Osage speech and a memorable incident.
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Sisal Planting Notes Mention Gulf Region Harvest
Fragmentary note describes sisal obtained from leaves of a planting family grown chiefly along a gulf region near Yocatas. The text is garbled with missing words and unclear details about origin.
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