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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

2

Social notes from Loomont903

Loomont society column lists visits and travels of local residents and guests. Geo Shoemaker and Lawrence Hamilton spent time in the area. families from Whitehall Butte Chicago and Silver Bow Junc tion appear among visitors. Town residents attend circuses and a Kit Carson Wild West show while planning summer stays and road inspections.

Loomont Geo. Shoemaker Whitehall Lawrence Hamilton Butte T. D. Townsend Gardner Silver Bow Junction Ohio Ora C. Dillman Harry Horner Chicago Dillman A. C. Farn. Kirby Franklin Harbison Wm. Gamwell Miss Squires

Armstead Rural News Roundup

High Lemhi water caused a washout on the G and P Line delaying Tuesday’s northbound connections for two hours. Mrs. D E Roarty went to Spokane for an extended visit. James and Mrs. Robinson sold their Armstead home to move to Gilmore. Ralph Hunter bought the Robinson cottage and moved in. Roarty and Downer search for Twin Bridges ranches. Dora Scott returns from Drury College Springfield Mo. E H Brenner leaves Gilmore and Pittsburg to ranch in the Teton region.

Armistead Ralph Hunter Robinson D. E. Roarty Frank Downer Twin Bridges Dora Scott Drury College Springfield Mo E. H. Brenner Gilmore Pittsburg Teton

Departing couple leaves Armstead after warm ties

Mr and Mrs Brenner plan to leave next week after making many warm friends in Armstead who regret the departure. Three men were arrested Tuesday by deputy Hadley for gambling, jailed briefly, then told to leave town promptly. Faye Scott visited with friends in Dillon last week. Hugh Bates and Mrs Bates returned to Dillon and then traveled to Grant on business Wednesday. Mrs M A McLaughlin of LaCrosse Wisconsin praised Foley’s Kidney Pills for back and hip pain relief after kidney trouble and rheumatism. Potts the Druggist.

Basin M. A. McLaughlin Jay St LaCross Wis Foley Potts

Local visitors from Dillon and surrounding towns

Willis column lists residents and guests visiting Dillon or visiting from Dillon. Names include Anna Buyan Alois Fassler Ida Hartwig Louisa Hartwig Bessie Beall Nellie Beall James Lamarch Miss Polish and Alice Roe Carl Bechter Julius Hartwig C J Ferguson E H Churchwell Dr Moelleur and Hall family. Many travels reference brief visits and outings between Dillon Melrose Cherry Creek and Butte.

No Reason for It You Are Shown the Way Out

A testimonial from William Murphy of Butte Montana promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain urinary disorders and kidney trouble. He claims lasting relief and urges readers to use Doan's only with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents and a 50 cent price.

William Murphy S. Wyoming St Butte Mont Dean Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Local Notes from Breezes and Nearby Posts

Charley Francis and Will Armitage sent in a fine batch of feeders last Friday. Johnny Strong of Fishtrap has secured a Mellon position and left for Dillon. Sam Peterson sold 150 head of fat steers to the Butte Butchering company this week. Harry Hopkins reports two steers and a cow lost to lightning during Sunday’s storm. Miss Helen Pendergast left for Dillon to attend normal exercises where her two sisters study. George Woodworth returns home from Kentucky military institute for vacation. Maurice Murray at Lyndon Kentucky also spends vacation with his parents in Dillon. George Main and A C Gruwell visited Wisdom this week. Mrs. George Woodworth returns from Dixon to Wisdom.

Charley Francis Will Armitage Johnny Strong Fishtrap Mellon Dillon Sam Peterson Butte Butchering Company Harry Hopkins Helen Pendergast George Woodworth Kentucky Military Institute Lyndon Maurice Murray T. J. Murray George Main Wisdom A. C. Gruwell Beaverhead Brewery Fred Woodworth Dixon Montana

Man Coughs Breaks Ribs After Frightful Coughing Spells

A Neenah Wisconsin man suffered two broken ribs after a severe coughing episode. The ad touts Dr King s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs and lung ailments with a testimonial from Effie Morton of Columbia Missouri. It promotes free trials and sizes at Potts the Druggist and mentions Presbyterian Sunday School organizers in Helena and Great Falls Montana.

Neenah Wis Potts Presbyterian Edwin M. Ellis Helena Mont Geo. Edwards Great Falls

Montana Prohibition Convention in Bozeman July 2 1912

A mass Montana Prohibition Party convention will be held at Maxwell hall Bozeman July 2 1912 at 111 a m to elect delegates to the National Prohibition convention to meet Atlantic City N J nominate presidential electors nominate state officers elect a state central committee and conduct other business. All party prohibitionists in Montana may attend and should send names and addresses to the secretary R R Crowe chairman E M Bellis secretary Helena Montana.

Prohibition Party of Montana Bozeman Maxwell Hall Atlantic City N. J

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