Local notes from Willis and nearby visitors
Willis and surrounding area report visits from residents and guests including Mrs. Frank Beehrer returning from hospital in Butte, Chas Beehrer Dillon visit, and Edwin Nikel of Chicago summering at Beehrer Bros. home. Several children ill with measles or sore throats. medical trips to Dillon and Reichle's noted. Dr J J Davis from Butte visiting Reichle's. A. Graf family camping along the river. Chamberlains remedy praised for colic and diarrhoea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Willis
Frank Beehrer
Butte
Chas. Beehrer
Dillon
Melrose
Edwin Nikel
Chicago
Beehrer Bros
Ida Hartwig
Julius
J. E. David
Forest Ranger
Glendale
J. J. Davis
Reichle’s
Fay
Dr. Swain
Big Hole Basin Social Roundup from the Breezes
Local notes recount family visits and arrivals in Bristow and Wise River. Mrs. T B Taylor visits Thompson creek. the fourth daughter joins Mr and Mrs D J Stephens at Bristow. C M Pyle buys 160 acre Jack Davis ranch for 5500. Wiley Mountjoy and son Jack at Wampler ranch. Paul Jahnke visits with mining men. A baby boy born to D D Wampler in Butte weighs over 14 pounds and is reported healthy. Mrs T F Prichard and three daughters travel from Rosalia to spend summer with Spokane Cattle Co. family. Nearby party honors Leslie Jones at Wise River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Taylor
Allen Plimpton
Thompson Creek
D. J. Stephens
Bristow
C. M. Pyle
Jack Davis
Wiley Mountjoy
Twin Bridges
Jack
Wampler Ranch
Paul Jahnke
Alaska
Chicago
Montana Oreway Company
D. D. Wampler
Butte
T. F. Prichard
Rosalia
Wash
Bates-Jones selects Toomey ranch as company HQ in basin
The Bates-Jones company designates the Toomey ranch as its headquarters. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones will reside there when visiting the basin. The home has recently seen extensive improvements and is described as an ideal summer retreat with attractive location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toomey Ranch
Bates-Jones Company
Robert Jones
Chamberlain's Line: External Ointment for Rheumatism
It is advised that internal medicines are useless for muscular or rheumatic pain and that relief comes only from applying Chamberlain's ointment, which is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Lakeview News Highlights Local Happenings
A stock detective hunted stray horses in the valley while Vic Lynn reported killing a bear nearby. George Shambow bought two milk cows at the Lake, J. As Jones visited the upper valley, and James Blair with B. L. Forsyth were appointed Justices of the Peace with R. Boatman and John Bray named as constables. A June 22 wedding at the Lakeview hotel tied Miss Mary Saunders to Fred Kamp of Dillon, followed by a hotel dance. Mrs. Joe Buck, ill with heart trouble, hired Maud Bean for help and may seek a new climate for relief. James Dodd left Long Creek for Great Falls with eight men and 30 saddle horses, aiming to bring back 1200 cattle purchased nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lakeview
Vic. Lynn
Geo. Shambow
J. As Jones
Mr. Jones
James Blair
B. L. Forsyth
R. Boatman
John Bray
Lakeview Hotel
Mary Saunders
Fred Kamp
Dillon
Joe Buck
Maud Bean
Great Falls
Popular Chamberlain's Remedy Widely Favored
The text touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a favorite product trusted everywhere and available from all dealers with a 1-m price note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
East of Town Notes and Local Visits
East of Town June 29 reports Mrs. Melvyn and daughters from Dillon visiting with Mrs. Oliver Kurtz. Mabel and Anna Friend from Dillon spend the week with Ethel Brown. Miss Bertha Crowder went to Butte last Friday. Frank Kiblinger to Big Hole basin for haying. H E Ward of Dillon sold goods nearby. Mrs. Gertrude Sullivan visiting her mother Mrs. J P Watters. Hazel and Harold Perry, ages 8 and 6, attend church seven miles from Dillon. Mrs. A Churchill and Mrs. R E Foster and two sons from Dillon visited the Eldridge home. Wm. France of Cripple Creek aiding on C D Fosters ranch during Beaverhead Live Stock Co. Chamberlains Cough Remedy recommended for whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triplone
Melvyn
Vera
Mabel
Dillon
Oliver Kurtz
Anna Friend
Ethel *Brown
Geo. Hamburg
Burns Perry
Bertha Crowder
Butte
Frank Kiblinger
Big Hole
H. E. Ward
Gertrude Sullivan
J. P. Watters
Hazel
Harold Perry
A. Churchill
R. E. Foster
Eldridge
Wm. France
Cripple Creek
Colo
C. D. Foster
Beaverhead Live Stock Co
Reading Pa. visitor zips in to view Clinton Zoeller
Clinton Zoeller of Reading arrives in Waterloo to inspect and likely buy a carload of horses. P Carney of Pa needed, Mrs Foy Foster and son visit Silver Star hosts. John Lalanne and John Hamilton business guests in Twin Bridges. Mrs Curtis shops in Butte. Ros Trefry returns from Butte. Mining expert surveys Lester claims and Julius Strawn mines. further activity anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Waterloo
Silver Star Hosts Social and Baseball Gathering
Mr and Mrs Geo Harbison and three sons spent Sundays in Silver Star as guests of Mr and Mrs R T Barkell. Mrs W W McCall visited her aunt Mrs H Gord eon returning home Saturday. The Wilhelm place tenants began haying operations Tuesday. A baseball game at Silver Star saw Waterloo defeat Silver Star 19 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. ‘Harbison
Silver Star
R. T. Barkell
W. W. McCall
Whitehall
Delightful Kensington Benefit Party for Baptist Ladies Aid
Friday afternoon Mrs. Tate Taylor hosted a Kensington party on the Tate Taylor lawn to support the Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church. A long list of local ladies attended including Mrs. Charles Niblack Mrs. W H Richardson Mrs. Don Q Rathbone Mrs. H Best Mrs. Ed Cushing and many others on the broad veranda and lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Tate Taylor
W. E. Stephenson
William Jennings
Grace Gray
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ed. Cushing
Will Cushing
G. Bronson
Elizabeth Jones
Clara Plant
A. J. Wedum
Creighton
Ben Hummel
A. L. Badcon
Geo. Wolf
A. A. Elliott
Z. B. Yeaman
Ellen Lovell
C. Egbert
Morton E
Lawn Party at Normal College Attendees Listed
Miss Addie E Bettes of the Normal college training department hosted a lawn party for the training school teachers and summer school pupils on the campus. The picnic style gathering featured a luncheon and a shaded green grounds setting with many guests including Mrs H H Swain Miss Lucy H Carson Miss Bert Shortt Miss Lillian Baker Miss Elizabeth Jones and Prof J E Monroe among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal
Addie E. Bettes
Training Department
The
Normal College
H. H. Swain
Lucy H. Carson
Bert Shortt
Wedded Quietly in Butte
Edith Pearle Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs L P Phillips of Dillon married R L Bender a Spokane stock buyer at the Methodist parsonage in South Butte on Wednesday afternoon and they will make their home in Spokane. A reception at the Manse next Thursday evening invites the public to meet Rev Ostrander and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Edith Pearle Phillips
L. P. Phillips
R. L. Bender
Spokane
South Butte
Dillon
French Premier Resigns After War Plan Rejected
Paris reports Premier Monis and his cabinet resigned after the chamber of deputies rejected the cabinet plan to grant the minister of war power over foreign relations. Deputies objected strenuously to the proposal before the government could conduct war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Monis
Chamber of Deputies
Prison break witnessed. new trial ordered for murder convict
John Hunt, sentenced to life for murder in Elizabethtown Kentucky, was snatched from the prison doors by two witnesses whose affidavits prompted a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown
John Hunt
Aunt Caroline Jordan 112 Attends Negro Camp Meeting
Franklin Tennessee report notes Caroline Jordan a 112 year old Black woman who cooked in New Orleans during Andrew Jackson era and is present at a local camp meeting. Her long life ties Jacksonian history to current community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Tenn
Caroline Jordan
New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
Governor Captures Notorious Convict in Oregon Forest
Governor West led sheriffs to capture Jake Hall, a notorious Oregon convict who had recently escaped from the state prison. Hall was tracked to a dense woods near Corvallis late Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvalliss
Ore
West
Jake Hall
Oregon
Hall
Here
Jury Appeal Alleges Jury Violated Court Rules
In Chattanooga Tennessee an application for a new trial contends the jury that convicted a man of murder attended a theater and drank beer and whisky between court sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Real Estate Transfers and Water Rights Noted in County Records
A list of property deeds, including 280 acres on Big Hole river to John A. Lawrence and 18.33 acres on Horse Prairie to Martin Barrett, plus 5 Stahl’s addition lots to C O Diffenderfer. Also Mountain View Cemetery lot sale to Abe Savacool and a 160 acre patent to Elroy G. Smith. Water rights granted to Victor Gagnon and John A. Hallas, railroad line resolutions, and placer and quartz locations in Trail Creek and Blue Wing district with multiple claimants.
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C. M. Pyle
John A. Lawrence
Big Hole River
Divide
Thomas F. Barrett
Martin Barrett
Horse Prairie
M. A. Elliott
C 0
Diffenderfer
Stahl
Dillon
Mountain View, Cemetery Association
Abe Savacool
Mountain View Cemetery
Elroy G. Smith
Big Hole Basin
Wisdom
Rudolph Peterson
Grasshopper Creek
Victor Gagnon
John A. Hallas
Monida
Hill Creek
Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company
Aliie
Ferguson, Scollick, Hopkins, Elliot and Robinson
Trail Creek
Crown Point
Blue Wing
James W. Underwood
George E. Teeter
C. A Norman
Tariff Board Agent Visits City for Wool Statistics
F. R. Marshall, special agent of the Tariff Board at Washington, is in the city gathering wool statistics. He has recently completed a similar task in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Marshall
Tariff Board
Washington
Mr. Marshall
Oregon
Lost and for sale notices from Dillon Montana ad page
Classified items from Dillon Montana include two horse lost notices with rewards, a housework position, a housekeeper wanted on a ranch, an oak sideboard for sale, and an inquiry about business and residence property for sale. Names include Hans C Hansen Mrs G R Featherly Mrs O M Best Dr F H Bimrose W S Barbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mont
Hans C. Hansen
Dillon
F. H. Bimrose
Notice to Creditors in Hackett Estate Beaverhead Montana
In the District Court Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana the estate of John A. Hackett deceased issues a notice to creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be sent to administrator Ernest O. Seeway at Edmund J. Callaway Dillon Montana. Dated June 17 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
John A. Hackett
Edmund J. Callaway
Dillon
Ernest O. Seeway
Bids Sought for Lima School House Heating Plant
The Trustees will receive bids for the installation of a heating plant at Lima School House on July 15 1911. Plans and specifications are available from the district clerk. Bid envelopes must include a ten percent certified deposit from a Dillon bank and a two thousand dollar bond to guarantee completion at 25 below zero. The board may reject any or all bids. W T Ow ensy Clerk Dist No 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Dillon Banks
W. T. Owensy
Board of Trustees of Dist
Notice to Creditors Estates of John Davis Deceased
Notice to creditors and claimants that Daisy B. Davis executrix of the will and estate of John Davis deceased requests claims with vouchers be exhibited within four months after first publication. Addressed to those in Beaverhead County Montana near Dewey where estate business is conducted. Dated Dewey Montana March 28 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Dewey
Montana
Beaverhead
Daisy B. Davis
Kenneth Ross
John H. Evans
Melrose
Silver Bow
State of
Monte Christo
Regular Terms of Court Dates Set in Montasma District
The order fixes the regular terms of the District Court in Pitts Judicial District for Beaterhead Jefferson Madison counties. Dates include January 6 April 17 August 1 December 6 in Beaterhead. February 15 May 16 August 8 October 16 in Jefferson. February 1 June 7 August 2 October 18 in Madison. Court opens at 10:00 a m on each day.
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Pitts
Montasma
Beaterhead County
Jefferson County
Madison County
Chambers
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana
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Dr. Keating
W. H. Keating
Optometrist
Kunzman Block
Pearl I. Smith
G. R. Featherly
O. M. Best
W. S. Barbour
Bond
Beaver
Montana St
Etta Thompson
Dillon Coal & Transfer Co
General Transfer
Dillon Bakery
Amos
A. Elliott
Franklin P. Bradley
Court House
Section
D. W. Beaver
Mary Beaver
Rife
Jane
A. D
D. C. Gosman
D. W. Erwin
Della T. Reynolds
H. J. Thompson
E. O. Selway
Geo. E. Baker
Dillon Tribune
Range Nine
M. M. Beaverhead County
S. E
Reeder Streets
Montana Street
Paralell
Reeder Street
Idaho Street
Richard Deacon
County Fair Grounds
Upper Horse Ranch
Blacktail Ranch
M. M
SMSEM
M.M
Sweet
Pompaxien
Len. L. Catrawar
J. B. Poworxrzk
Judgua
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Henry Lis W
Orem
J. C. Adams
B. H. Oe
H. J. Gilbert
State of Montana
South Range
Recorder's Office
Louis Phillipe Lode
Register of the United States Land Office
Stephen Carpenter
Register
Joan H. Evans
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Hele
Arthur Fogarty
Apex
William R. Hyland
Range
Fogarty
Gro. O. Frenman
J. Carhart
the Rombauer CO
Asgayers
AIO Chemists Hocking
Granite
P.O
North Arizona
Ninneapolis
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