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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1908

Page

8

Hospital fitted in Tong building by Dr. Sweet

Tong building in Big Hole Basin has been converted into a hospital with a trained nurse, six light rooms, thorough overhauls, and full comforts for patients. Chris Rasmussen returns from Denmark with his wife, after an 18 month visit and recent marriage. Potatoes frost hurt in print shop garden while hardier vegetables survive. W J Tope travels to Butte to meet sister Mrs Brandt visiting from Washington. W M White ships 80 head of steers from Bowen to Anaconda for Alaska. Petitions seek postal service Wisdom to Jackson and Wisdom to Bristol. Madam Rumor hints at upcoming wedding during Leap Year. Edythe Williams closes term in District No. 54 and plans to teach at Meadow Creek. Granger. 25 Cents is the Price of Peace ad promotes Chamberlain's Salve. 1-m

Tong Sweet Chris Rasmussen Denmark Washington W. M. White Bowen Anaconda Alaska Wisdom Jackson Bristow Butte Cupid Edythe Williams Miss Williams Meadow Creek Granger

Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Advertisement

In 1872 a major outbreak of diarrhoea dysentery and cholera infantum led to the introduction of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It has sustained a 35 year record of success, sold nationwide and abroad. Potts the druggist offers it.

Chamberlain United States Potts

Centennial Valley News Briefs From Lakeview

Dr Hanson of Butte stays with T A Metzel in the valley. A wild tramp passed through last week saying he did not know his destination or origin. R T Boatman bought the old Massengill Hollingsworth ranch from Lakeview Land and Cattle. Mrs L E Culver left for Virginia City and Twin Bridges on business. The Jones family and Matthew Reis spent the Fourth of July in Dillon and returned home. The mower season nears as Vic Lynn returns from a park trip. A Fourth of July dance in Lakeview drew a good crowd. George Paris and wife were at Lakeview.

Tribune Lakeview Dr. Hanson Butte T. A. Metzel R. T. Boatman Massengill and Hollingsworth Lakeview Land and Cattle

Favorite Prescription touted for nursing mothers and women's ailments

An advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a potent restorative for nursing mothers and women with weak health. It claims to support strength during and after childbirth, relieve pelvic and menstrual issues, and offers a no alcohol glyceric extract formula with plain-language ingredients.

BR. V. Pierce Offtale N. Y Ste

Argenta Picnics, Travels, and Social News Highlight Local Field

Special to Tripune Argenta July 15 The Needle club of Dillon passed through Argenta on their way up the creek for a picnic. Local visits include Albert Stamm bringing two sisters and two children from Dillon for two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. French. Several Dillon visitors come to see Mrs. James Melvyn and others. Social events include a small dance at Argenta Friday and a large Graeter hall dance planned for the 17th with supper at Mrs. Owens. Also notes on local business, travel, and a Foley kidney remedy ad closes the item.

Tripune Argenta Needle Club Dillon Albert Stamm Geo. W. French Arthur Graeter Herbert Wheat James Melvyn Graeter- Wheat Jerome Baxter Anson Baxter Howard Morse Lakes Mr. McCormick Butte Argenta-Dillon Company Messrs Geo. French Jas. Melvyn Jas. McKay L. D. Tibbetts Tony French Salmon City Tom Thomas Dillon Teasday Mrs. Tonkin Butte-Argenta Raymer Baker Polaris Mrs. Linsenbi Grasshopper Messrs. Milne Lowry Mr. Spencer Ranger Station Messrs. Huber Etten Warren Graeter Graeter Hall Mrs. Owens Lew Owens Weenink and Melton Schmalhausen Minnie Zetta Gilbert J. T. Ross Five Hundred Fred Randolph

Illness and social notes from Waterloo and Twin Bridges

Special to Trisune Waterloo July 15 Miss Gold Jackson guest at P. Carney's home for some time fell ill last week and was moved to her brother's Twin Bridges home. James Foster, seriously ill in Butte, is rapidly recovering. T. D. Townsend visited Twin Bridges Sunday. Mrs Hinman of Butte visits Mrs F. L. Grantley. Mr. and Mrs. R H Bushnell arrived from Thompson Montana Wednesday.

Trisune Waterloo

Local Social Notes Mention Illness Visits and Meetings

The notice records Jas Foster's illness prompting a call, Rose Carney visiting from Manhattan, Bert Foster and Erma staying with Joy Foster, F L Grantley and P Carney visiting Butte, a Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs Townsend on July 23, Bert Miller returning from Butte, and Robert Farmer visiting his ranch last week.

Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Endorsement

Samuel Borst of Folsom Iowa praises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets after twelve years of stomach trouble and five hundred dollars in medicines. He reports the tablets helped his wife more than prior treatments and notes Potts druggist carries the product with free samples available.

Chamberlain Samuel Borst Folsom Iowa Potts

Willis Party Celebrates Hester Swan Birthday in Willis

Master Hester Swan son of Butte honors with an outdoor birthday party at Mrs. M Reichle’s country home in Willis Mont. Guests from Butte include Walter Reichle Paul Reichle and Edward Gagen among others. Ring penny and button multigenerational gift customs noted.

Local Social Notes Report Travel and Visits

Mrs B B Roe and sister Miss Gladys Tong travelled to the Big Hole basin by auto. Miss Blanche Morse of Dillon visited Miss Tong. Miss Zella May of Dillon visits friends in Bedrock. Eastman of Boise Idaho was in town last week. Fred Gilster, visiting his brother C G, returned to Chester Illinois. Dell baseball beat Redrock Sunday, with a rematch planned next Sunday at Dell.

Redrock Dell

Boy Dies to Child Saved by Remedy

Four year old boy suffered a severe dysentery attack. Two physicians gave up. After giving Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil, he recovered. William H. Stroiune of Carbon Hill Alabama credits the cure with saving his son. The druggist Potts stocks the remedy.

Chamberlain William H. Stroiune Carbon Hill Ala Potts

East of Town Social Notes July Visit

Mrs P J Waters and sister Mrs Chas Cox of Missoula visited Twin Bridges last week. Margaret Eldridge stays with Mrs Quackenbush who is ill. Mr and Mrs Will Wilson return from Van Camp canyon. Alonzo Kennison hauls wool for Asa Kennison. Mrs Andrew Longsberry and daughters of Dillon visit Mrs Kennison. R W Fielder of Dillon recent business trip through town.

P. J. Waters Chas. Cox Missoula Twin Bridges Margaret Eldridge Will Wilson van Camp Canyon Alonzo Kennison Asa Kennison Andrew Longsberry Dillon Kennison R. W. Fielder

Pageville Notes and Rural Happenings Split Across Town

Rev David Hardy left to attend the Ep worth League conference in Lewistown. Farmers begin haying as rain allows. A Ladies Aid society organized at Cen terville with Mrs John Morgan presiding. In Hailey a quiet wedding tied Bessie Jones to Rev Ford Burtch. The couple plan a three week Oregon honeymoon after a Bellevue Diner stop.

Pageville David Hardy Epworth League Lewistown Centerville van Gould Dillon Denver Bryan Lilly Lippart Mike Shannon Clark Anderson May Bartholomew Helena C. P. Baker California Slough R. H. Fuqua and Sons S. B. Page C. A Billings Mrs. Tovey Twin Bridges N. L. Page Lester J. Martin Redfield Ranch Ralph James Redfield Clifford Mercer Blaine R. W. Page S. S. Patterson Spencer Mr. Doherty Ernest Page Forest Reserve Edith Snow Mary Redfield Evalyn Mercer Pearl Page M. E. Church Ladies Aid Society John Morgan William Stewart James Shannon Q. S. Talcott Morgan Hailey Idaho T. C. Jones Bessie Ford Burtch Baptist Mr. Luscomb Bellevue Oregon

Remarkable Diarrhoea Remedy Claim Cites Saving $100

R N Farrar of Cat Island La recounts two diarrhoea attacks one in 1902 and another in 1907. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with quick relief after the 1907 episode and says use would have saved a doctor’s bill in 1902. Sold by Potts druggist.

Chamberlain R. N. Farrar Cat Island Potts

Local Notes From Redrock and Salmon

Redrock on July 16 reports Emerson Hill returning to Salmon after a two week family stay. Mrs. W. Hines shows improvement after a period of illness. Thomas Tracy and H. Wright began a trip to Omaha Nebraska on Tuesday with horses.

Tribune Redrock Emerson Hill Salmon W. Hines Thomas Tracy H. Wright Omaha Neb

Coffee deal promises refunds on Schilling's Best

A grocer refunds customers if they dislike Schiling's Best coffee and the dealer pays the grocer, making the exchange cost-free for the buyer.

A Ghost Under the Sea Diver Encounters Apparitions

A diver exploring a wreck reports two gray shapes approaching him. He signals for rescue, then another diver exploring the same scene encounters a similar specter. The tale ends with the revelation that the ghosts were enlarged reflections of his own legs seen through his helmet visor.

Psychical Society

Hooded Snakes and the Fate of Overgrown Hoods

The article explains that snake hoods once used for intimidation have become oversized, risking the snakes’ extinction. During combat, the hooded snake overbalances when striking, allowing predators like birds to swoop in, grab the snake, and kill it by tearing the neck.

Helpless Girl and The Nittetigipe Detail

Fragmentary remark mentions Ella as helpless and a partner Btella noting someone should provide the nittetigipe and furnish the man. Canadian Courier source shows truncated dialogue without clear event or outcome.

Ella

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Centennial Valley Foley Cruce Store Bert Miller Robert Farmer Willis Paul Walter Reichle M. Reichle M. Barbour Matt Polich Stephen Kambich and Sons Glendale J. Hungate Sanford Shepherd Forester U.S Steve Kambich Willis, Mont Hester Swanson Edvin Gagen Order of Benedicts Lester Swanson H. Swanson M. Adders T. Reichle Frances Tucker A. Reichle Paul Reichle Willie Adders Edward Gagen Frank Sullivan Jim Homer Kelly Y Yves F. Redrock Schilling SILK Morton A. Kuntze E. R., Ackley Epic Brock Ditlon Montana H. & Rodgers Attorney At Law Dillon’ National Bank
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