Lima News Roundup Brightens Belmont Saloon Season
Special to Tribune from Lima June 11 reports Jno Best attending the democratic convention in Dillon. Many residents return from trips, including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gallagher from Salt Lake. Trains run irregular due to floods, but N P trains will use O S L tracks for ten days. The Odd Fellows plan a dance on the 19th and local business thrives as transport lines adjust.
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Tribune
Lima
Jno. Peat
B. F. Cheney
Carpenter Force
Lew Ford
Keller Ranch
Bert Paul
Monida
Mr. Swanson
Omaha
Chas. Dalton
Pocatello
Geo. Nelson
Goldfield
Owens
Polaris county letters report lingering storms and shelter plans
The Polaris letter notes three more weeks of wet weather after a long spell of rain and snow. It mentions dance cards for June at Polaris hall with potential hay boat transport if roads fail, closing school for health reasons, and a large dry wood pile to weather continued storms. Alvert Douna reports four feet of new snow at Dacotah mines and residents plan to rescue a teacher from mountain danger.
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Tribune
Polaris
Montana
Psia
Polaris Hall
Dist
Alvert Douna
Bald Mountain
Dacotah
Providence
Treating a torpid liver with Digestion Focused Remedy
The text argues a lazy liver signals an enfeebled body and should not be treated with drastic drugs. Start with digestion and nutrition to revive the liver and body. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non secret glyceric extract to restore stomach activity, blood gland secretions, and cleansing of system.
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Pierce
Chamberlains Colic Remedy Praised by Iowa Family
Evanis Bros report lifelong Iowa use of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made in Des Moines. They credit its life saving result in El Paso Texas and announce its introduction in Narcoossee Florida through Potts druggist with growing support.
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Iowa
Chamberlains
Des Moines
el Paso
Texas
Narcoossee
Fla
Evanis Bros
Potts
Chamberlains Liniment Promises Quick Sprain Relief
A sprain typically disables for weeks, but Chamberlains Liniment may cure in under a week with proper use. The preparation is praised for sprains bruises and muscular rheumatism and is sold by Potts, the druggist.
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Chamberlain
Potts
Dillon Visitors and Local Travel Chronicle
Albert Anderson visited Dillon yesterday while D F Mooney and W F Henneberry traveled there for business. Mr and Mrs M A Henneberry left for Butte, Mrs Little visited Dillon, Theo Sauer visited Butte, and Ambrose Henneberry joined his father in Dillon on Saturday.
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Tribune
Ryan’s Canyon
Albert Anderson
Dillon
D. F. Mooney
W. F. Henneberry
M. A. Henneberry
Butte
Argenta Chronicle Briefs Stir Downhill News
June items from Argenta note Johnnie Miles returning from Butte and various residents planning farming tasks. Vera Melvyn is named champion target shooter. Verne Phillips invites guests for a June tenth birthday party. A bachelor’s club dance thrills attendees and a record-breaking Grasshopper trip is described. Baby Melvyn is listed as ground possessor.
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Tribune
Argenta
Johnnie Miles
Butte
Tom Lowry
Vera Melvyn
John Cowan
Salt Lake
McCormick
Johnnie McCoy
Dillon
Messrs
Gray and
Retallack
Bannack
Charles Baggott
Tony French
Argenta Dillon
John Pendergast
Verne Phillips
Tom, Lowry
Jim Milne
Grasshopper
Terpsichore
Baby Melvyn
No Need of Suffering from Rheumatism
This old line ad pitches Chamberlain's Liniment as a cure and relief for rheumatism, claiming pain relief and better sleep even in long standing cases. It urges readers not to be discouraged and to try the product.
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Chamberlain
Potts
East of Town Notes on Local Happenings
June 11 report from East of Town lists Mr. and Mrs. A Kennison visiting Dillon, Bertha Crowder finishing a nine month term, J P Waters departing for sheep shearing in Great Falls, Silas Eldridge visiting, Gladys Oliver visiting Dillon, surveyors laying out a new road, another rain shower, crops looking good, and a runaway horse incident near Mrs Terence Flynn with few details.
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Tribune
A. Kennison
Dillon
Longsberry
Bertha Crowder
J. P. Waters
Great Falls
Montana
Silas Eldridge
P. & O Company
Gladys Oliver
Tea travel lines and grocer refund promise noted
The notice states TEA New York is too far from Japan while San Francisco is closer and mentions a grocer refund policy promising to pay back money if Mike Schilling’s Best is denied.
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New York
Japan
San Francisco
Mke Schilling
Chamberlain's Salve Touted For Nursing Ailment Cure
Mothers who have faced this distressing ailment are told a cure may be effected by applying Chamberlain's Salve promptly after nursing the child. Wipe off with a soft cloth before the babe nurses again. Many trained nurses report the salve gives best results.
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Potts
Pageville Rural Notes and Local Updates
Pageville June 10 local items report W F Nye building a Page wire fence around his ranch near the Big Hole river. Goats lost in a cold storm totaling four or five hundred. Telephones in the area badly damaged and needing replacement. Clayton Page loading fourth car of last year potatoes for shipment to Butte. Mrs Rodney Page ill. Miss Cori Scott expected from Butte to assist. Several residents travel to Twin Bridges for lumber and repairs. Pageville bridge to California slough out. access via neighbor's field. New road supervisor Charles P Baker active on roads and bridges.
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Tribune
Pageville
W. F. Nye
Big Hole River
T. J. Bird
Clayton Page
Butte
Rodney Page
Cori Scott
Osgood and Gilman
Big Hole
Twin Bridges
M. L. Hall
Tracy Bushnell
Rodner
Page
Mae
J. M. Page
N. L. Page
Georgia Linder
Blaine
Bert Page
California Slough
Samuel Pages
George Wilcomb
Clarence Bartholomew
Q. S. Talcott
Carl Swanstrum
Andersonville
Charles P. Baker
Stomach Trouble Cures Promised by Tablets
Stomach and Liver Tablets from Chamberlain claim many cures of stomach troubles with one man spending over two thousand dollars on other remedies before being cured by a few boxes. Price 25 cents. Samples free at Potts drug store. 1-m
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Chamberlain
Potts
Willis Residents Remember Spring Activities and Travel
June 10 notes list Mrs Ethel Oliver teaching at Beehrer Bros returning to Butte. Ed Nyhart visited Butte and Beaverhead valley. Patton returns from Camas Idaho to his ranch. Dullea of Twin Bridges visited Browne in town. Reichle traveled to Butte. Miss Reichle graduates Parochial school. Local farmers await weather as crops lag. Willis bridge approaches damaged but dam deemed safe. river remained high but dropped six inches last Sunday.
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Tribune
Willis
Ethel Oliver
Beehrer Bros
Butte
Ed. Nyhart
Beaverhead Valley
Williams
Lost Creek
Camas
Idaho
M. A. Patton
Miss Reichle
Local Residents Visit Dillon This June
Redrock notes Mrs J W Grant and her son visited Dillon on June 11. Mesdames Porter and Rhea spent several days in Dillon last week. Son and daughter of Mr.
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Tribune
Redrock
J. W. Grant
Dillon
Mesdames Porter
Rhea
Local Notes From Dillon Area Towns
Illness and travel updates affect residents with pneumonia cases. W M Hines of Salmon Idaho clerks for Emerson Hill as Mrs Hines travels from New York to join him. The Misses Pyeatt Sharkey and Kerr return to Salmon from Utah after schooling. Joseph Shineberger returns from time with sisters in Dillon and appears frail yet improving. Miss Dawes closes her local school and plans to spend time in Dillon before returning home to Garneill Montana.
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J.R. Porter
W. M. Hines
Salmon
Idaho
Emerson Hill
Pyeatt
Sharkey
Kerr
Utah
Joseph Shineberger
Dillon
Ditton Grocery Co Ad Highlights Quality and Value
A vintage advertisement extols high grade food stems and the Combina tion as the best choice for price quality and variety. The Ditton Grocery Co invites customers to prove it with a dust trial and promises top offerings over the counter.
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Ditton Grocery Co
Pacific Coast Excursions Between June and September
Partial OCR notes describe a trip period from June 1st to September 15th and a limit or deadline of October 3rd. Mentions agents in Oregon and a short line. Faded text implies travel schedule details and booking guidance.
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Pacific Coast
Oregon
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