Haying Progress and Local Happenings in the Basin
Haying is underway in the basin and should yield fine stacks with good weather. P A Hazelbaker is named secretary of the state central republican committee. Al Noyes returns from Port Orchard to a state land office position. Ajax achieves success. Judge Jones marries John Yank to Amelia Bowen. Horace Helming is injured in a mower accident. Grover Helming drives the ill fated machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.A. Hazelbaker
State Central Republican Committee
Tribune
Maddox
al Noyes
Port Orchard
Wash
State Land Office
Ajax
Judge Jones
John Yank
Amelia Bowen
Basin
Horace Helming
John Helming
Fox
Grover
Chamberlains Colic Cholera Remedy Prominent Since 1872
In 1872 there was a diarrheal outbreak and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was introduced and proven effective. It gained wide use across the United States and abroad, with nine of ten druggists recommending it despite other profitable medicines. It is trusted in severe cases and sold by Potts the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
United States
Potts
Centennial Valley News Notes July Visit and School Updates
Special to the Tripung Lakeview July 27 Frank Davis and wife visit J Blair's to aid his ailing mother and help with haying. The county superintendent toured schools before the 4th. Miss Lowman praised for traveling to all county schools. Edith Williams finished a two month term above the Lakes and plans to test at Granite Creek then teach a longer term at Meadow Creek after September. Mrs L E H Culver returned from a 11 day trip to Virginia Twin Bridges and Point of Rocks visiting ill S E York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Frank Davis
J. Blair
Frank
Blair
Haying
Davis
Missoula
Lowman
Edith Williams
Granite Creek
Meadow Creek
L. E. H. Culver
Virginia
Twin Bridges
Point of Rocks
S. E. York
Do You Think For Yourself
A vintage medical advertisement states Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's ailments carries strong professional endorsements. It claims the formula is printed on each bottle wrapper and free booklets with ingredients and author endorsements are mailed to readers who request them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Pie
Addreay
B Y. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Visit to State Orphans Home and Local News from Granger
Mrs. Culver planned to take a boy from the State Orphans Home to assist on the ranch. The home houses 135 children plus 18 infants, with a new infant building described as a well ordered cottage. Mr. Montjoy and wife are praised, and children speak highly of the Home. Columbia College students touring Virginia City to Henry’s Lake are noted, along with a woman tramp from Chicago en route to California. Local dances by A Wakefield are mentioned as hot dry haying weather continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Bridges
Boston
Monida
Chicago
California
A. Wakefield
Granger
Chamberlain's Salve Sold For Twenty-Five Cents
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Salve as a remedy for itching and skin diseases with fast relief and a price of 25 cents. The copy emphasizes instant soothing and affordable cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Potts
Argenta Notes Show Visitors and Local Happenings
Special to the Tribune Argenta July 29 reports visitors from Dillon and Jackson attending social events and stockholder meetings. It notes residents' travels, a local dance, laundry cries, baseball chatter, new house furnishings, shopping trips, health remarks and a plug for Foley's Kidney Remedy.
Runaway injures farmer in hay field near Quackenbush
Wm. Hinch of the upper Blacktail visited A. Kennison's on Sunday. Ansil Brown was badly hurt in a hayfield runaway at Mr. Quackenbush's Tuesday when horses were frightened by hail. He resumed work afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Wm. Hinch
A. Kennison
Ansil Brown
Mr. Quackenbush
Local Social Notes Mention Mrs Wilson Kennison and Dillon Visit
Mrs Will Wilson and Mrs A Kennison spent the day Tuesday with Mrs Grant Kennison of Dillon. Nellie Mitchell from north of town is visiting Mrs J Ellis. C D Foster was at his place Friday evening. Mrs Chas Cox has her Dillon house undergoing thorough repairs while visiting. Harvesting will soon begin on the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wilson
A.kennison
Grant Kennison
Dillon
Nellie Mitchell
J. Ellis
C. D. Foster
Chas. Cox
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Prove Beneficial
Sam Uel Boyer of Folsom Iona reports twelve years of stomach trouble improved after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He spent about five hundred dollars on prior medicines before purchasing one box for his wife, who then continued use and benefited more than from earlier treatments. Potts druggist offers the medicine and free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Samuel Boyer
Folsom
Iona
Potts
Waterloo Haying and Ball Benefit for Baseball Team
Waterloo notes haying remains a weekday amusement while Sunday fishing occupies the recreation. Attorney John N. Kirk of Butte visited Riverside ranch this week. A grand ball is planned in Waterloo Saturday night to benefit the local baseball team. Mrs. Joy Foster stayed with her sister Mrs. George Harbison. W. J. Rankin helped Miller & Foster during haying and visited Pleasant valley. Paul Johnson, foreman at White Rock ranch, is on vacation with Dick Morrisey covering his duties. Fred Elmer of Pleasant valley visited Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Sager and son Leslie visited Whitehall Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Argenta
James Melvyn
Cowan
Dillon
Gruwell
Beardsley
Gladys Bingham
Eva Conger
Martin and Holts
Argenta-Dillon Company
Theodore Nelson
Martin Sorenson
Will Pendergast
Jackson
Geo. Knapp
Will Butterfield
John Phillips
Ranger Station
Mabel Kohl
Fred Randolph
Jas. MacKay
L. D. Tibbetts
John McCoy
Cecil
John N. Kirk
Butte
Riverside Ranch
Waterloo
Joy Foster
George Harbison
Nolte
W. J. Rankin
Miller & Foster
Pleasant Valley
Paul Johnson
White Rock Ranch
Dick Morrisey
Fred Elmer
A. M. Sager
Leslie
Whitehall
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Claim
R N Farrar of Cat Island Louisiana says a 1907 diarrhoea attack was quickly relieved by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and that using it in 1902 would have saved a hundred dollar doctor bill. Sold by Potts druggist. 1-m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Farrar
Cat Island
Chamberlain
Potts
Redrock Gossip and Local Visits Highlight Summer
Redrock residents report visits from Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ames in Dillon for a couple of days. Mrs. William Roe travels from Dillon to spend time with her ailing brother Joseph Shineberger. Mrs. R. Hines of Virginia visits with her sons before heading to Salmon. Dell townsfolk attend a ball game, though defeated. Constance Barrett Helen Rife stay with Bessie Wall. Eastman and son from Boise on business. Henry Hildreth ships wool. Country Club ladies plan a day at Mrs. J. P. Ward’s rural home. J. R. Porter and son visit Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Redrock
E. M. Ames
Dillon
William Roe
Joseph Shineberger
R. Hines
Virginia
W. Hines
Salmon
Dell
Constance Barrett
Helen Rife
Bessie Wall
Mr. Eastman and Son
Boise
Idaho
Henry Hildreth
Country Club
J. P. Ward
J. R. Porter and Son
Remedy Brings Cure For Boy With Severe Dysentery
A Carbon Hill Alabama father credits Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his four year old son from a deadly dysentery after two doctors gave up. He urges using the remedy with castor oil per directions, noting it saves many children yearly. Sold by Potts druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
William H. Stromine
Carbon Hill
Ala
Potts
Willis and Glendale Visit Noted in Brief Memo
Willis and Joe Kambich were mentioned in a brief visit to Glendale last week. Jack Passage also traveled to Glendale for an unspecified purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Willis
Joe Kambich
Glendale
Jack Passage
Better Ways to Keep Family At Table Longer
A grocery promotion offers a refund if you purchase Schilling's Best products and try a new dining approach. The ad hints at keeping family meals together and enjoying longer table time with a money back guarantee on select items.
Local notes from the county: visits and harvest progress
County residents report visits by Jacob Hartwig and family to the county seat and Cherry Creek. A grand picnic is planned by the Sons of Hermann in Butte at Mrs Reichle's, while rye farming shows drought resilience. Haying is in full swing and prospects look good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hole Basin
Jacob Hartwig
Carl
Wm. Barbour
Cherry Creek
Reichle
Sons of
Hermann
Butte
Pageville Notes Tally July Local Greetings
Special to the Tripune Pageville Montana July 29 news from Pageville with visits news of Mrs Toothachre leaving for Red Lodge Ernest Page recovering from illness Mrs Alice Charlton from Twin Bridges visiting River Dell ranch News of visitors Will Staudaker Dillon trip Irene Kelly chosen to teach Pennington district Miss Max Bartholomew from Helena at Orphans Home Elmer Page and family planning Aug 3 departure for Pageville readiness to bring stock home Another new stage driver on the line names uncertain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripune
Pageville
Toothachre
Q. S. Talcot
Red Lodge
Ernest Page
Wilson
Alice Charlton
Twin Bridges
Rodney Page
M.a-B. Page
O. H. Gilman
River Dell
Big Hole River
Joe Bird
William Stewart
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grover
Bitter Root Valley
T. Bird
Stolle
Fred
Carl
Boise
Idaho
Will Staudaher
Verna Bird
Guy
Clarence Barthalomew
Lester Martin
Redfield
Maud Maguire
Dillon
Elmer Page
Evalyn Mercer
Blaine
Polaris picks up pace with bold field rival and playful verse
July notes from Polaris describe rival writers and playful pseudonyms like Razzle Dazzle while praising local harvests and patriotic names such as Theodore Roosevelt Mailhoit. The piece recalls Maud Muller attire antics, a hay and badger hole mishap, and popular Elkhorn springs with campers. Local visitors including Mr and Mrs Mart Barrett and Will Pendergast appear among the Dil lonites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Polaris
Theodore Roosevelt
Maud Muller
Elkhorn Springs
Mart Barrett
Mart Barrett, From the’ Prairie
Dillonites
Will’ Pendergast
Valley visitors and fishing parties amid home talent praise
Alice Herr and sister visited the valley with fishing parties at K6 and F. S. ranches. Miss Alice praised local home talent records, calling John Judge's the comical highlight. Mrs. Sam Englessgerd hurried to Nebraska to tend a seriously ill husband. The Maddens of Butte visit Thomas Ellis.
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Alice Herr
Our
F. S. Ranches
Alice
John Judge
Sam Englessgerd
Nebraska
Englessgerd
the Maddens
Butte
Thomas Ellis
Cattle Market Opens Sluggish With Declines in Omaha
South Omaha reports a heavy run and price breaks across beef and feeders with cattle prices 10 to 15 cents lower. Hog values slide daily as receipts rise and packers remain indifferent. Sheep and lambs show moderate supply with active trading up to 10 cents and fair outlook for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Neb
Chicago
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Centennial Valley
Sne Ake
Fred Huber
Foley
Lmarty Druc
TY Vyy
Yver Waterloo
Toryy
Voy Y ¥Oy Willis
Schilling
Potts’ Drug Store
Hese Tnisat
SILK
Morton
Bakery
A. Kuntze
Dillon Bakery
Nye Schneider Fowler Co
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