Community Notes From Reichle's Camp and Nearby Visits
June reports from Willis to Reichle's include Sam Mc Callum recovering from typhoid fever at Reichle's. Adolf Reichle hosts a picnic. a wagon box incident sends him and Maier into a chilly slough bath. Numerous locals visit Dillon, Butte, Melrose, and Apex for visits, errands, or business with Reichle's, Vanney, or the Wood Livestock Co.
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Willis
Sam McCallum
Butte
Reichle
Adolf Reichle
A. Maiers
Adolf
Mr. Maier
James Garrison
Missoula
F. M. Roe
Dillon
Louisa Hartwig
Matt Polish
May
T. Kenevich
B. McCarthy
Riechle
Pete Clark
Walter Sira
Forest Guard
Glendale
Chas. Binder
Tom Stuart
Ed. Nyhart
Apex
C. Cleveland
R. Maier
Maud Adams
Chantecler
Frank Beehrer Jr
Chas. Woaley
Melrose
Vanney
Bill Mallory
H. Hart
Wood Live Stock Co
Spencer
Martha
Kate Beehrer
Mr. Arden
Casey Candy Co
M. Reichle
Alois Fassler
Dance in Father’s Business Premises Sparks Warming
Matt Polish traveled to Butte on Monday for business as part of a local scene involving a planned warming at his father’s place of business.
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Matt Polish
Butte
Weather and social notes from Centennial Valley June update
Cold weather with frost and several inches of snow lingered. Residents report gatherings at multiple homesteads, a 25th wedding anniversary celebration with many locals, and several residents traveling for business or visiting from nearby towns.
Dillon visitors and local trips noted in Medicine Lodge
Special to the Tribune reports Hildreth couple visiting Dillon this week. T B Craver made a business trip to Butte, F P Rifé hauled lumber from Grant, E Allena Champlin of Albany visits Cravers, Alfred Eschler went to Sheep Creek basin, Helen Rife visiting relatives in Dillon, Wertz and Craver girls visited friends in Armstead.
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the Tribune
H. D. Hildreth
Upper
Dillon
T. B. Craver
Butte
B.rifé
Grant
E. Allena Champlin
Albany
New York
Helen Rife
Wertz and
Craver
Armstead
Public health note mentions Dr King’s New Discovery
The item notes a past year at a public school visit by Miss Daisy Hildreth and reports a man in Neenah Wisconsin breaking two ribs after a coughing spell. It touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs and lung issues with testimonials and a free trial offer at Potts the Druggist.
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Daisy Hildreth
Butte
Neenah
Wis
Columbia
Potts
Grasshopper Polaris Notes Gentle Weather and Local Visits
The week brings milder conditions resembling February with ranchers hopeful for good crops. Mrs Ed Marchesseau visited Bristow to see her ill sister Miss Emma Pahnisch who is recovering. John Kent and three Dillon helpers rebuild a kitchen at J C Harrison’s home. Mrs Helen Judge visited Dillon with her son John. Mr and Mrs C Hanson celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary. Mrs Roy Jackson and baby shopped in Dillon. The Lenkersdorfer family visited Geo Tash, and a blacksmith shop rises at the upper Pahnisch ranch.
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Polaris
Ed. Marchesseau
Bristow
Emma Pahnisch
Doctor’s
Ryburn
Poindexter
John Kent
Dillon
J. C. Harrison
Helen Judge
John
C. Hanson
Roy Jackson
Baby
Lenkersdorfer
Geo. Tash
Pahnisch Ranch
Armstead Delegates Elect Four to National Womens Clubs
Mrs J W Scott of Armstead elected as Montana delegate to the National convention in San Francisco joining Mrs David Dickson, Mrs Perham Glendive and Mrs Wetzstein Butte. Scott to California after Salt Lake visitation. San Francisco July 5 set.
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Elliot at Carney Home
In Waterloo Loomont on June 19 1912 a surprise birthday party honored Mrs Jack Elliot at her parents home Mr and Mrs M T Carney with cards music and luncheon. Mr and Mrs Elliot plan to move to Washington Bar Wednesday night.
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Loomont
Jack Elliot
M. T. Carney
Twin Bridges
Edith Wilhelm
State School For Deaf
Carney
Geo. B. Harbison
Silver Star
Ladies Aid Society
W. Goodman
Goodman
Goodwan
G. T. Noyd
Butte
Summer News From Armstead and Nearby Towns
Postoffice Inspector M Graff stopped in Armstead on his way out from Salmon. Miss Champlain from Albany is visiting Craver ranch. Paul Moore of Texas, nephew of Mrs James Robinson, heads to Gilmore for the summer. Miss Goodie Robinson joins him after recovering in St James hospital. Mrs D E Roarty remains in Spokane hospital in serious condition. Helen Bulger does stenography in the G and P office during Roarty’s absence. Helen Rife returns from Dillon and Butte. Daisy Hildreth returns to Medicine Lodge after school in Dillon. Wesley Brigham replaces Ada Hicks in the telephone office. Tom Barrett of Grant travels to Dillon with daughter Nancy. Mrs Ed Ferris leaves Brenner ranch for Dillon. Mary Gray goes to Portland to take up land. S L Fording arrives from Salmon. Keim damage case settled for 10000 dollars. Mr and Mrs R H Brunner move to a new ranch near St Anthony Idaho. Harvey Youngken on sick list. A party of sheep shearers goes to the company ranch on Horse Prairie.
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Armstead
J. W. Scott
Womens Clubs
Butte
Montana
San Francisco
David Dickson
State Federation
Perham
Glendive
Wetzstein
Scott
California
Salt Lake
LeGrand Young, Jr
Womens’ Clubs
Commercial Club
Utah Hotel
Kelley
H. D. Hildreth
Lodge
Dillon
Hildreth
Constance Barrett
Anaconda
Helen Bulger
Grant
Annie Herndon
Salmon
Postoffice
M. ‘Graff
Miss Champlain
Albany
N. Y
Craver Ranch
Paul Moore
Texas
James Robinson
Gilmore
Goodie Robinson
St. James Hospital
D. E. Roarty
Spokane
Wesley Brigham
Ada Hick
Tom Barrett
Nancy
Miss Barrett
Ed. Ferris
Brenner
Mary Gray
Portland
Oregon
S. L. Fording
Keim
R.H. Brunner
St. Anthony
Idaho
Harvey Youngken
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Certifies No Opioids
A card stating Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no opiates or habit forming drugs. It extols its healing soothing qualities for coughs colds and throat chest and lung irritation. The genuine product is in a yellow package with the label Potts the Druggist.
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Foley
Potts
For Sale Hotel and Restaurant in Dillon Montana
For sale on Main Street two doors south of the Post Office in Dillon Montana a hotel and restaurant property with a large basement suitable for a bakery furnished rooms to help pay rent and a restaurant room for about 150 people The proprietor E S Leistitow advertises the sale and mentions leaving for New York City with $2000 asking price.
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Dillon
Montana
York City
E.S. Leistitow
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