Dell Notes Nibble By Rain Laughter And Local Happenings
Dell June 6. Seventy inches of rain and some snow fell this week as residents report webfooted conditions. Strawberries still elicit strong opinions while a town dance draws a great crowd. Local activity includes visits, illnesses, and work on oil claims in the Muddy district with drilling planned in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Dell
The
Jerry
H. C. Patterson
Dr. Walker
Dillon
Henry Gleed
Logan
George Perkins
Jennie Maddock
Illinois
W. H. Boyle
Lima
Fred Heffner
Nevada Wall
Grant
Vick Smith
Anaconda
Frank Nelson
Amanda Thompson
How to Break Up a Cold Quick Guide
The article claims a severe cold can be broken up in one or two days. Early symptoms include a dry loud cough a watery nasal discharge and a white tongue coating. It endorses Chamberlain's cough remedy taken hourly at first signs to restore health within a day or two. Sold by Riley the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Moore family mourns drowned son near Portland
Melrose on June 6 reports Willie Moore drowned while fishing for a Portland area company. The body was recovered and expected home Friday night for burial Saturday afternoon. Willie had been a bright, promising youth. his loss deepens a memory of another son drowned five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Melrose
W. L. Moore
Willie
Portland
Oregon
Fishing. Co
Willie Moore
Unknown Friends Endorse Chamberlain’s Diarrhoea Remedy
Many users praise Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for cures of diarrhoea and bowel trouble though they refrain from public testimonials. The medicine is a household staple, widely known for its efficacy, available at Riley the Druggist.
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Riley
Redrock Notes Include Guests and School Openings
Redrock reports visitors from Lima and Dillon including Mrs. Asp land and Douglas Asp land. Dillon school teacher Pluma Tattersall opens a three months term at Medicine Lodge while Beulah Provost travels from Dillon. Various locals attend events, stage passengers rise, and a new three room log house is under construction north of the blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripune
Redrock
David Aspland
Douglas
Lima
Scott
Helen Rife
Alberta
Frankie Andrus
Dillon
Medicine Lodge
Beulah Provost
Andrus
Lora Guyaz
Emerson Hill
Kate Hopp
Grayling
Craver
Salt Lake City
C. F. Anderson
Hill
Messrs. Meitzler and Cowen
F. W. Vogler
Ike Rife
Nevada Wall
Dell
Upper Horse Prairie
M. B. Hereley and Son
Chicago
Bedrock
Shineberger
Fred Lamphear
Chester Barrett
Idaho
T. F. Barrett
Best Remedy for Bowl Trouble
Bluffton Indiana resident M F Burroughs endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best for bowel trouble. He has used it for years and keeps it on hand. It will likely be needed before summer ends. available from Riley the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Burroughs
Bluffton
Ind
Chamberlain
Riley
Pageville Social Notes Mention Visitors and Travel
Mrs Hooks visits Rodney Page’s and leaves for Butte. Edd Page returns from Jefferson Island. Ruth Bushnell departs to lecture in Denver en route to Turkey. Maytie Utley visits from Missoula to Helena and back, with family. Dewey and Vergil Gustin visit from Wisconsin Creek. Clayton Page travels to Missoula to see Guy, recovering well. Elder King preaches at Centerville school house. Reverend Kings travels from his home.
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Tribune
Pageville
Hooks
Rodney Page
Butte
Edd Page
Jefferson Island
Ruth Bushnell
Denver
Turkey
Maytie Utley
Missoula
Miss Utley
Helena
Dewey
Vergil Gustin
Wisconsin Creek
Clayton Page
Guy
Elder King
Centerville
Rev. Kings
Local notices from Willis and surrounding towns
Walter Sira from Dillon chased a horse that got away. Geo Bighorn family and Mrs Swofford from Melrose visited Jacob Hartwig. Frank Gransberry of Butte stayed with Julius Hartwig. W M Oliver of Dillon reviewed the county road work. Dodgson and Bighorn traveled from Melrose. Math Polich left for Bannack to work on a wood contract. Elmer Bateman Will Fleecer and Roy Peterson from Glendale moved J Bateman horses to Dillon. The weather turned chilly with distant mountains visible and a heavy rain shower yesterday.
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Tribune
Willis
Walter Sira
Dillon
Geo. Bighorn and
Dodgson
Bighorn
Melrose
Math
Polich
Bannack
Elmer Bateman
Will Fleecer
Roy Peterson
Glendale
J. Bateman
Death of Montana pioneer Stalebarger in Waterloo
Jerry E. Stalebarger a Montana pioneer died at his Waterloo home on May 31 at 10 20 p m. Born in 1861 in Ohio he moved to Montana in 1882 and worked at Moulton mill Walkerville 12 years before settling in Waterloo in 1897. He leaves a wife and baby daughter two brothers and a sister. Funeral was Sunday at 1 30 p m with Rev. Wiley Mountjoy officiating. Interment at Fish Creek cemetery. Memorial Day observances nearby mourners note.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Jerry E. Stalebarger
Montana
Stalebarger
Ohio
Moulton
Walkerville
Stolebarger
Wiley Mountjoy
Fish Creek
Harney Miller
Orlena
South Boulder
M. T. Carney
H. J. Foster
Whitehall
Harry Winslow
Victor Linn
G. B. Harbison
Twin Bridges
Emily Foster
H. J.foster
Miss Nannie McLaughlin Weds Otto Vallmer in Great Falls
Miss Nannie McLaughlin daughter of Mrs Mary McLaughlin formerly of Dillon now in Butte married Otto Vallmer in Great Falls Saturday. Mrs McLaughlin and daughter Miss Marjorie attended. The groom is head clerk at the Golden Rule Store in Great Falls and well liked there. The couple will reside in Great Falls.
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Nannie McLaughlin
Mary McLaughlin
Dillon
Butte
Otto Vallmer
Great Falls
McLaughlin
Marjorie
Golden Rule
Robb & Taylor’s Promotes Hats and Embroidered Goods
Advertises smart linen caps eyelet embroidery and tailored hats at Robb & Taylor's. Includes notices of a house keeper wanted, visits by Miss Hanson and Miss Cleo Harrison, and a Baptist Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs H W Tilden. Oregon Short Line ticket sale to Portland set for June with ninety day return window.
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Robb & Taylor's
Oregon Short Line
Portland Oregon
W. F. Ruemxe
Educational Board Meets in Helena Gathers 37 Certificates
The state board of education met in Helena with G. T. Paul and Dr. H. H. Swain present. Thirty seven state and life teaching certificates were granted to educators, many graduates of the Dillon college. Reports noted no major changes with a recommendation to expand agriculture and irrigation at the Agricultural College.
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State Board of Education
G. T. Paul
Helena
State House
Albert Galen
E. K. Dalton
A. M. Goodson
Kk. E. Hopp
Elsie Hill
B. Larned
A. Morris
H. C. Myers
C. B. Myers
M. M. Myers
Mary L. Wilson
S. Woodward
W. N. Wicks
J. H. Atwood
Mrs
Sara Athan
Minerva M. Bennett
A. L. Blaisdell
Georgia Cubine
M. A. Driscoll
Mary Fitz
William Fitzstephens
E. B. Harris
H. E.harry
L. V. Jackson
G. A. Ketcham
S. C. Marshall
J. Mitchell
E. Kk. Cook
A. N. Moody
G. L. Nichols
Estella O'Brein
B. C. Quinn
Elizabeth Redbe
New Mammoth Hotel Planned for Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone reports a new hotel will rise at Mam moth Hot Springs five miles from Gardner the Northern Pacific entrance to the park. The current landmark hotel with 425 foot frontage and hundreds of rooms will be razed once the new brick stone and iron structure of 525 rooms is ready next year at the hill west of the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Mammoth Hot Springs
Gardner
Northern Pacific
Park
the Springs
Forest Reserve Rules Tightened by Montana Official
Associate Forester Overton W Price issued a circular to supervisors detailing amendments to forest reserve trespass and violation regulations effective May 1 1906 The changes list forbidden acts including grazing without a permit placing fences without permit settling building roads and lines within reserves tearing down notices damaging US forest property and igniting fires in forest reserves
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Overton W. Price
Secretary of Agriculture
Forest Service
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
County News Letters
Bozeman
the State Orphans’ Home
N. L. Page
Miss Bushnell
E.T. Brock
Robb & Taylor’s
Frank Knotts
John W.morton Co
Baptist Ladies Aid
H. W. Tilden
May Hanson
the Agricultural College
Cleo Harrison
the Educational Board
MET
G. W. Dart Hardware CO
Dillon, Montana
A. L. Anderson
Feed & Sale
Mont
Ford
the Tribune Publishing CO
COR. Bannack
Montana Forestry Regulation
Nela V. Smith
Johnson & Smith
Pete Jensen
Dakota
Town
Louis Stahl
Brenner Live Stock CO
Grant, Mont
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