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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1908

Page

8

Ryan's Canyon Briefs Report Travel and Local News

Special to Tripung from Ryan's Canyon dated June 28 notes M A Henneberry and Albert Anderson visiting Dillon. Road conditions are poor with several passes nearly impassable. Sheep shearer Albert Anderson at John Lovell's. Selway sells saddle horse to Ben Taylor. Several residents travel to Armstead for roads work and Fourth of July plans.

Tripung Ryan’s Canyon M. A. Henneberry Dillon Albert Anderson H. Lohood Armstead E. Perteson Bedrock J. E. Morse T. J. Mulaney Mr. Morse Bert Selway Ben Taylor Nels Nelson Horse Prairie J. Craner John Lovell J. Thompson Charles Evans Dave Metlen Phil Thorpe Will Nelson D. F. Mooney Andrew Anderson Canyon Stim

Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

In 1872 a severe outbreak of diarrhoea and cholera infantum led to the use of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It claims to have a 35 year proven record and wide distribution. Potts the druggist sells it.

Chamberlain United States Potts

Narrow road mishap near Gibbonsville injures none

W J Tope of Tope Gros livery drives Mrs Reese toward Gibbonsville when a frightened horse and team plunge off a steep grade. The buggy is wrecked but both occupants escape uninjured. the horses suffer only minor scratches. Blacksmith Hugh McInnis assisted at the Montgomery ranches afterward.

Gibbonsville W. J. Tope Tope Gros Mrs. Reese Hugh McInnis Montgomery

Bold claims for Dr Pierce medicines

An article discusses Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo publishing full ingredient lists for his Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. It claims the book sent on request shows medicines contain no alcohol or narcotics and cites Indian uses of native plants, including Squaw Weed, as part of their valued ingredients.

R. V. Pierce Buffalo Pierce Dr. Pierce

Rye crop and criminal case spurs Wisdom notes

C H Strowbridge reported rye from his ranch growing over three feet tall and in good form with hopeful prospects for a summer experiment. A young Salmon City man, Albert Taylor, was taken to Dillon on a charge of stealing eight horses from W C Jones of the West Side after days in Wisdom.

C. H. Strowbridge Mr. Strawbridge Albert Taylor Salmon City Idaho Wisdom Dillon Wednesday W. C. Jones West Side

Chamberlain's Diarrhea Remedy Saves Man $100 Claim

R N Farrar of Cat Island Louisiana recalls a 1902 severe diarrhoea and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with one burst of relief in 1907. He says use earlier would have avoided a hundred dollar doctor bill. Sold by Potts druggist.

R. N. Farrar Cat Island Chamberlain Potts Samuel Boyer Folsom Iowa

Melrose July 4赛 celebrants and local notices

Special to Tribune recounts Melrose July 4 events with races won by James Beaton's sorrel and John Peterson's Hellgate, plus parlour music and a $10 prize in the progressive horse shoe throw. It lists attendees from Melrose and Glendale, visits to Butte and Dillon, and notes the death of Mrs. Ollie Farlin with survivors including husband, son Fred Farlin, daughter Ella Champion, her mother Mrs. White, and sisters Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Luton.

Tribune Melrose James Beaton Jack Smith Smith John Peterson Hellgate Chas. Maddux van Evans Sylvia Ploof Laura Stocker Rochester Patrick Smith Milo French Herbert Harvey Karl Butte W. L. Lacy Oscar Wold Lillie Bighorn Messrs Sam Johnson Goldfield Nev David’ S Evans Ed. Vance Annie Kelly Idaho Falls William Farlin Fred Farlin Ella Champion White Fred Miller Frank Luton

Funeral Services for Mrs Farlin Held in Melrose

California residents Ira George and Parshall White attended the Melrose funeral of Mrs Farlin. Rev S D Hooker of Dillon officiated at six o'clock Monday evening. A quartet rendered music as friends followed to Melrose cemetery. Mrs Farlin, 45, had lived in Melrose Glendale and Rochester and left many mourners expressing sympathy.

California Ira George Parshall White Montana S. D. “Hooker Dillon Dorcia Vance E. H. Wells L. F. Molleur Melrose Cemetery Farlin Melrose Glendale Rochester

Twenty-five Cents Price of Peace Advertising Notice

An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Salve claiming instant relief for itching and smarting from certain skin diseases. The price listed is 25 cents.

Chamberlain Potts

Argenta Fourth Celebrations and Local Notes

Argenta residents recount Fourth of July events in Dillon and Jackson with races, boxing, and fireworks. Visitors and locals share news of trips, hosting at Mrs Owen's Boarding House, and plans for a Graeter hall dance on the 17th. A Belief in Chamberlain's tablets is noted with a testimonial from Samuel Boyer.

Tribune Argenta Tony French Dillon Salmon City Tony Geo. French L. D. Tibbetts Charles Spencer Ranger Station Wm. Butterfield Tom Lowry Jackson J. T. Ross James Bradford Elkhorn Cowan and Tonkin Mr. Tonkin Butte-Argenta Tom Thomas Fred Randolph Dilton Jas. McKay

Waterloo Fourth Celebrated With Picnic and Races

A large crowd from the surrounding country spent the Fourth in Waterloo. Attendees report a pleasant time at the picnic and races. J H Leyson of Butte visited, returning Monday. Francis Colligan and Bert Miller spent the holiday in Waterloo and Butte respectively. Alice Sager and Eldah McCall from Butte also visited Waterloo for the Fourth.

Tribune Waterloo J. H. Leyson Butte A. J. Davis Francis Colligan

Local Notes and Social Roundup from Butte and Nearby

Townsfolk travel and visits noted from Butte Sheridan Norris and Twin Bridges. Household projects include P Carney building a brick residence. Ladies Aid group resumes meetings with June 25 gathering and July 9 at Mrs John Carney. Foley's Kidney Remedy advertisement follows.

Ing Butte Chast ‘Townsend Sheridan Fred. Ehrig Silver Star T. D. Townsend Travitich Wing M. T. Carney James Foster Hammond Norris Mrs. Sager Emily Foster P. Carney Ladies Aid Society Waterloo John Carney

Child's life saved by Chamberlain remedy

William H. Stroiline of Carbon Hill Alabama relates a four year old boy with severe dysentery recovering after two doctors gave up and using Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil. The keeper Potts druggist sells the remedy.

Chamberlain William H. Stroiline Carbon Hill Ala Potts

Redrock Celebrates Fourth Amid Local Movements

Redrock residents largely stayed home for the Fourth while many headed to Dillon for festivities. Miss Clayton of Salmon City planned a shopping trip to Butte, and Miss Sadie Graeter visited Miss Gladys Tonyx at Mrs. E. B. Roe’s home.

Tribune Redrock Salmon City Dillon Clayton Butte Mont Sadie Graeter Iz Gladys ‘Tonyx E. B. Roe G. W. May Mary Sultzer Lydia Walley Bedrock S. W. Robinson Floy J. P. Ward A. W. Butts E.M. Ames, Jr A. F.graeter Jos. Shineberger

Pageville Couple Visit Daugh ter in Blaine

Pageville July 8 Mr and Mrs Rod ney Page drove to Blaine Friday last to visit their daughter Mrs Evalyn Mercer who has been Quite ill.

Tribune Pageville Rodney Page Blaine Evalyn Mercer

Fourth of July Visits Across Dillon Area

Community members including Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Bushnell and Ruth at Greylands and families at R W Page joined in July fourth celebrations. Others traveled to Sheridan and Dillon for parades, visits, and gatherings with relatives and friends across Pageville Twin Bridges Blaine and surrounding areas.

Tracy Bushnell Ruth H.C. Grey Greylands H. A. Redfield M.L. Hall R. W. Page Clarence Bartholomew Ralph James Redfield Sheridan Mrs. Hardy N. L. Page Dillon S. S. Patterson Elmer Page Miss Gurtin Ruby Dewey William ‘Owsley Hart Pease Twin Bridges Dilton R. H. Puquid

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