Death of Asa Cornforth Prominent Rochester Citizen
Special correspondence reports the death of Asa Cornforth in Rochester at seventy five after an abscess on his jaw. funeral held Friday, interment in the local cemetery, wife two daughters and a son survive. Attendees from Twin Bridges include M Lott and families. local notes mention visitors, mill repairs, a strike by coal chute workers, a Idaho wedding, and a Ladies Aid ice cream social at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Rochester
Aes Cornforth
Cornforth
Mr. Cornforth
Twin Bridges
M. Lott
James Foster
Sheridan
Fred Walcott
Catherine L. Ripley
Rea
Idaho
Geo. Ripley
M. E. Coen
M. E Church
Walcott
Dago Coal Heavers Strike and Time Granted
Special correspondence notes Dago Coal Heavers begin strike action and secure their time. Social items mention Mr. and Mrs. McLaud visiting daughter Mrs. Sam Smith, true Blue Basket Ball dance next Friday in honor of the Royal Reds, champagne supper by Mr. Sam Burneides and Steve Cook with turkey.
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Tripune
New Town
Robinson
Health tonic ad extols Dr Pierce remedies for stomach disorders
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for general debility arising from stomach disease. It claims the product has no alcohol or narcotics and features patient testimonials about dramatic health improvements after using Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, followed by Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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Pierce
Frank Caswell
Salamanca
Golden Medical Discovery
Derce
Advertising Pays and Modern Trade Principles
A long discussion on advertising emphasizes its power to attract customers, urging well crafted printed ads and eye catching presentation. The piece notes timing for starting and quitting advertising and credits E M Holley as Dillon Tribune agent. local notices cover Dell and surrounding community news from July 20 with travel, visits, and local happenings.
Will is Short Biography of Mrs John Hails Died Last Week
Special correspondent reports the death of Mrs John Hails wife and mother in Dillon at age thirty one born in Illinois. She moved from Clinton Missouri to Montana with her husband and lived in the local area for three years. She leaves a husband three daughters her mother and two sisters in Missouri the latter two families mourn her loss. Nora Helm came from Missouri for the funeral but arrived too late. Frank Young visited Melrose while Chas A Beehrer stopped in Melrose Tuesday.
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O.H. Rudy
John Downing
Dillon
Ike Edinger
Sheep Creek Basin
J. E. Blake
Sullivan
Mamie Dowling
Edwin Norris
George Metlen
Eph Stoller
Dell
D. D. McKnight
Chas. H. Rudy
Vene Patterson
H. Taylor
Cecil McNinob
Sheep Creek Canyon
Zilla Palmer
Lima
John Hails
Illinois
Clinton
Montana
Nora Helm
Missouri
Frank Young
Melrose
George Tash
Old Town
Ben Oneal
Miss Grace
Guy Gray
Alma Underwood
Carrie Templin
Horse Prairie
F. E Foote
Mra
J. W. Scott
Rive Ranch
Craver Place
Effie Wright
J. E. Tyree
Chicago
Bedrock
Salmon
Idaho
T. B. Craver
Andrew Williams
Walter Brearly
Bedford
Craver Ranch
Oregon
Illinois University
H. Benton
Cracroft
Salt Lake City
Utah
Theodore Nelson
Pat Ward
Pearl
Etheridge
Tracy Place
Bell Canyon
Smith McKnight
Nellie
O. A. Smith
Shineberger
Florence Carter
Miss Hazel Mathews Thrown From Bicycle at Bannack
Special correspondence from Bannack notes Miss Hazel Mathews was thrown from her bicycle last Tuesday and bruised but not seriously injured. She remains confined to her room but improving rapidly as companions Miss Selah Graves and Miss Orpha Oneal escape harm. Neighboring references list several visitors and townsfolk from Horse Prairie and Bannack.
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Bannack
Hazel Mathews
Redrock Lively Week Amid Summer Visitors and Travel
Redrock hosts a bustling week as Miss Angie Ames arrives from Cleveland for a summer stay with her parents and plans a Monida tour to the National Park. Local residents from Dillon and Bedford Illinois mingle, with fossil hunting, boat trips, and visits to the Craver ranch.
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the Tribune
Reprock
Angie Ames
Cleveland
Ohio
Redrock
Monida
National Park
Mrs Hattie Bears Returns From Philippines To Dillon
Mrs. Hattie Bears arrived in Dillon on Sunday after four months with her husband in the Philippines. The couple had lived in California for a month before he returned to the islands. She plans to stay in Dillon until government plans clarify possible transports and a move to Alaska, noting the hot climate is hard on residents of the Treasure State.
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Hattie Bears
Philippines Islands
Dillon
Bears
Alaska
Poetess Louie Coulson of Anaconda Visits Dillon
Mrs. Louie Coulson, a noted poet from Anaconda, is visiting Dillon. Her volume Poems and Verse has been well received and reflects poems written as inspiration struck. Also, S. S. Patterson has improved the Smith ranch across the river west of town and will remove a water wheel after building a flume for irrigation.
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Louie Coulson
Anaconda
Dillon
Smith
Patterson
Polya and Henneberry Debt Verdict Delivered
A jury in Justice Rich Con sumed All Day Saturday verdicts for Polya in a debt suit against M A Henneberry and Wm Henneberry. Polya claimed $254 for wages with dispute over what wages Paula was to receive. Jury awarded Polya $31 after hours of deliberation.
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Justice Rich
John Polya
M. A. Henneberry
Wm. Henneberry
H. R. Melton
J.B. Poindexter
John G. Willis
Polya
Henneberry Brothers
Paula
World’s Fair Lodging Hint at Mrs White’s Rooms
Notice suggests attendees needing rooms for the World’s Fair should contact Mrs N M White at 5079 Fairmount Ave St Louis The piece also notes a Kansas City man has been enjoined from seeing his children within forty eight hours after drinking and comments on such decrees affecting fatherhood A brief ad for Tribune Store Dillon promotes photographic supplies at good values
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N. M. White
Fairmount Ave
St. Louis
Kansas City
Tribune
Dillon
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Asa Cornforth
W. W. McCall
Whitehall
Fred Landeau
Great Falla
O S. L
Harriman
Alex Singer
WHIZ
E.M. Holley
Dillon Tribune
Willis
Chas. A. Beehrer
Philippines
Hastman
THE
Kodak Store
Riley
Mont
Dillon Bakery
G. W. Dart How
Crockery
MR. Gope
Bonanza Bible Class
BY Henry FP. Cope
Rocky Mountain
Winona Pousaisnina Company
Chicago, IL
Kunzman
Old University
A. Kuntze, Prop
A. C. Gruwell
Prop
Henneberry
Rich
Henry F. Cope
Rocky Mountains
Tribune Store
Africa
Fitzharris
Charley Wells
Bannack St
Veal
Trutton
Tash
Proprietors
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