County News Letters Scrap and Rainy Merrymaking
Bedrock reports a light social note from May 24 including visits by M Barrett family and Amy Philips, local trades in oats, a warrant for Edgar Ferris, and a rain drenched mood with painting scenes and a Grant hall dance. May 30 adds Polaris road work pause and Constable Guyaz in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Bedrock P. O
M. Barrett
Robert
Amy Philips
F. M. Andrus
Henry Guyaz
Medicine Lodge
Frank Blair
Grant
F. P. Blair
Grant Merchant
Joe
Benny
Bedrock
F. P
Upper Valley
Guyaz
Edgar Ferris
Joe Shapy
Justice Jaggers
Wm. Ames
Dillon
Ames
Sam Jaggers
Grant Public
Jerry Hopper
Polaris
Constable Guyaz
How to Break Up a Cold Soon
A brief note explains that a severe cold can be ended in one or two days. Early symptoms include a dry loud cough a runny nose and a white tongue coating. Chamberlain's cough remedy taken hourly at first signs may counteract the cold and restore health quickly. For sale by Riley the Druggist.
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Riley
Pageville Social Roundup Notes and Local Movements
Mrs. Brown and daughter Ethel visit from Sheridan. Clayton Page returns from Missoula after his son Guy’s operation at St Patrick hospital. Rubber collecting roving party of four Native Americans. Floyd Burtch cuts posts for a poultry fence in Ruby mountains. Road supervisor H Redfield improves roads. Mrs. Robert Page moves near Pageville post office. Bert Malloy from Spencer Idaho works for Harry Redfield. Mrs. Hooks and Percy of Butte visit Rodney Page. Harry Redfield owns a new Empire cream separator. J M Page and family visit Excelsior ranch. Culver family stays with Harry Redfield while he shears sheep. Ruth Bushnell visits Excelsior ranch. Frank Swartz seen hauling lumber for a new Blaine ranch home. Herbert Stewart returns from Dillon after winter at high school. Farmers welcome rain amid surplus. George Hammond moved from Kansas, illness rheumatism Tuesday. Dwight Bushnell arrives from unknown location.
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Tribune
Pageville
H. Redfield
Robert Page
Bert Malloy
Spencer
Idaho
Harry Redfield
Hooks
Percy
Butte
Rodney Page
J. M. Page
W. van Orsdel
Twin Bridges
Dwight Bushnell
Excelsior
Mr. Culver
Culver
Mr. Redfield
Ruth Bushnell
Frank Swartz
Blaine
Herbert Stewart
Dillon
George Hammond
Kansas
Preacher to Attend Centerville Schoolhouse Next Sunday
Helena reports Elder George D. King of Bozeman will preach at the Centerville school house next Sunday at 3 p m all are invited to attend. Worthy Noble stayed Tuesday night at Harry Redfield's while traveling from Dillon to Whitehall. A family visit is planned in Helena on Sunday over the weekend.
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Helena
Excelsior Ranch
Worthy Noble
Harry Redfield
Dillon
Whitehall
George D. King of
Bozeman
Centerville
Very Best Remedy for Bowl Trouble
Bluffton Indiana resident M F Burroughs endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best cure for bowel trouble. He says he uses it for years in his family and is never without it. The ad urges purchase from Riley the Druggist.
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M. F. Burroughs
Bluffton
Ind
Iregard Chamberlain
Riley
Melrose School Reopenings And Social Roundup
Melrose notices report end of school on the 18th with an evening Robbins Hall entertainment by pupils. Miss Ryan and Mr. Evans win reappointment as teachers for next winter. Local visits include Laura Mills returning home to Butte, Otto Boetticher welcoming a son, and families from Dillon, Lima, and Butte visiting or traveling. Recognition of hospitality at a L. Molleur dinner to guests W L Robbins family and others.
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Tribune
Melrose
Robbins Hall
Miss Ryan
Mr. Evans
Laura Mills
Huffman
Butte
Otto Boetticher
Sheriff
Duke Gist
Fred Conger
Dillon
Darcia Vance
Lima
Bessie Lawlor
Frank Lawlor
Joseph Gelhaus
Anthony Gelhaus
Pipestone Springs
L. F. Molleur
W. L. Robbins
Esther
W. L. Lacy
Lac Misses May
Opal Lacy
Dan Jones
Eva
Unknown Friends Endorse Chamberlain Remedy At Home
Many people testify to the effectiveness of Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy though reluctant to publicize their experiences. The medicine is trusted for cures of diarrhoea and bowel troubles and is sold by Riley, the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Riley
Redrock News Briefs From May Traces Local Travel and Work
May 31 report covers Mrs M A Egan visiting Butte and Lima, Hill visits in Dillon, Mrs F W Vogler from Salt Lake City, Edward Ames Jr on business in Dillon, Mrs Mary J Hamilton from Horse Prairie to Dillon, Blacksmith George Jewell on the road shoeing stock, Mrs Fielder visiting Salmon, large boilers for Silver Fissure mine unloaded, Wm Douglas resigns as stage driver. Fred White replaces him, Joe Shineberger loading hay to Butte, road completed from Armstead to the beach, Mrs Merritt travels to Salt Lake City, Emerson Hill on a Butte business trip, wagon road for ore haul from Bengal mine to Bedrock under construction.
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Tribune
Redrock
M. A. Egan
Butte
Lima
Emerson Hill
Dillon
F. W. Vogler
Salt Lake City
Edward Ames, Jr
Mary J. Hamilton
Horse Prairie
Geo. Jewell
Salmon City Recorder
Fielder
Salmon
Pol Aris Mining Company
Wm. Douglas
Bedrock
Midway Station
Fred White
Joe Shineberger
Armstead
Merritt
The
Salmon Recorder
Bengal
Bedrock Parties
Redrock entertains birthday event as freighting delays continue
J. H. Porter oversees work as five large Salmon Idaho freighting outfits lie over in Redrock due to bad roads. The town hosts a hotel birthday party for Master Parke Scott. James and Mrs. Mansfield of Horse Prairie visit Dillon for business while their two sons recover from typhoid fever. Colomba improves after a severe attack.
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J. H. Porter
Salmon
Idaho
Redrock
Parke Scott
James Mansfield
Horse Prairie
Dillon
Colomba
Normal College Notes Highlight New Y W C A Officers
The new Y W C A officers were installed last Sunday with Olga Johnson as president Lavina Slocum as vice president Clara Cannon as secretary and Alice Kilner as treasurer. Miss Thor myer continued talks on Queen Elizabeth of Romania while track meet enthusiasm grows and students practice diligently.
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Olga Johnson
Lavina Slocum
Clara Cannon
Alice Kilner
Mrs. Allen
Currah
Miss Thormyer
Queen Elizabeth
Romania
Wireless station planned for Dillon by DeForest rep
Dillon will receive a wireless station before year end per DeForest Wireless Telegraph Company special representative J. R. Cochran. The Helena main station should operate within sixty days, with stock for sale at 12.50 per share and the firm’s capital at 15 million dollars now carrying over 60 million in prospective work. The company promises 50 percent cheaper messages and envisions replacing existing telegraph and telephone lines, noting no poles or wires to maintain.
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J. R. Cochran
American DeForest Wireless Telegraph Company
Dillon
Helena
Cochran
Family heads west as Clarks leave Dillon for Seattle
W G Clark and family departed Dillon by train Tuesday for Seattle Washington to make their future home Ralph will stay in Dillon for the current school year as he attends the Normal college Mr Clark sold his Dillon residence to J C Harrison who will move here with his family so their children may attend local schools Clark family long resident and well regarded in the community regret their departure Mr Clark had not chosen a new coast business at the time of departure
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W. G. Clark
Ralph
Dillon
Seattle
Washington
Normal College
Clark
J. C. Harrison
Upper
Grasshopper
Mr. Harrison
Mr. Clark
Express
Rain Delays Polaris Road Construction
Polaris mine manager Harry H. Armstead Jr reports persistent rains slow the road from Polaris mine to Armstead station. About twenty workers with teams and scrapers are building the road, while mine buildings are complete and machinery for the mine and 100 ton smelter sits at Bedrock freighthouse awaiting road finish before movement. Armstead expects freight service to resume shortly.
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Harry H. Armstead, Jr
Polaris
Dillon
Armstead Station
Bedrock
The Danger of Fire Here and Abroad
A Harper's Weekly writer notes fires are far more common in American cities than in London despite higher fire department costs and staffing. In 1905 Manhattan Bronx and Richmond reported 7750 fires versus London 3511, with London’s population larger. Causes include building materials, chimney and flue neglect, heating apparatus, and careless match use in America.
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Harper's Weekly
Manhattan
Bronx
Richmond
London
Fire Department
Chicago
New York
Refund Claims on Land Entries
Land agent Mr. Fred W. Lake of San Francisco asks all Dillon area clients with recovery claims for money paid on land entries to contact him immediately. He seeks full details of their cases since his records were destroyed in the San Francisco fire to avoid delays in prosecuting the claims. Address Fred W. Lake No. 909 Linden Street Oakland Cal.
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Fred W. Lake
San Francisco
Dillon
Vicinity
Lake
Mr. Lake
Linden Street
Oakland
Cal
Notice of contest in land office Helena Montana 1906
Contest filed by Royal S Dingley against Homestead entry 13803 by James Marron for parcel in Section 24 Township 8 South Range 9 West. Hearing set for June 5 1906 before U S Commissioner A S Johnson in Dillon Montana with final hearing June 18 1906 before the Register and Receiver in Helena. Publication ordered due to due diligence showing personal service cannot be made.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Royal S. Dingley
Swynwy
James Marron
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
A. S. Johnson
U. S
Dillon
Guardian seeks sale of real estate for minor in Dillon
An order to show cause issued by the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana directs the next of kin and interested parties to appear on July 2, 1906, to justify granting sale of the real estate of Lawrence A Brown III, minor. The order requires publication in the Dillon Tribune for four weeks prior to hearing.
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Montana
Nand
Beaverhead
Lawrence
A. “Brown
Alfred P. Brown
Lawrence Arown
Dillon
Dillon Tribune
Saidillon
County of
Lew L. Callaward
Personal Property Sale in Beaverhead County Montana
Notice of sale under Beaverhead District Court order for the estate of D G Dunsmore deceased. Dr H A Bond administrator will auction cash sale Thursday June 14 1906 at 1 pm at Odd Fellows Building Beaverhead County. Furniture piano and related items to be sold to highest bidder. Clerk F A Haze Baker dated May 31 1906.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
Montan
D. G. Dunsmore
H. A. Bond
Odd Fellows
Beaverhead County
Baker
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Pete Jensen
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Mont
G. W. Dart Hardware CO
G. W. Dart Hardware, CO
Dillon, Montana
A. L. Anderson
Fred & Sale Stable
the Tribune Publishing CO
COR. Bannack
Nela VY. Smith
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