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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1907

Page

8

Ground Hog Predicts Early Spring Amid Local Rustling Rumors

Special to Tribune Bedrock Wise Old Ground Hog sees no shadow signaling early spring. Notes report ranch activity with rustling of mavericks in the valley. Mares lose colts hint at theft, while residents complain of long depot waits and harsh conditions.

Tribune Bedrock P. O Wm. Ames California Ames Jaggers Salt Lake City P. H. Connor W. C. Templin Hell Jerry Hopper

Do Not Crowd the Season

Spring warmth invites outings as children emerge from winter. colds rise with the season and pneumonia risk grows. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as safe and effective for colds, with claims of preventing pneumonia. Sold by R. L. Riley, druggist.

Chamberlain R. L. Riley

Local visitors and a ranch sale announced in Waterloo

Waterloo residents welcomed guests from Butte Sheridan and Whitehall this week. A public auction will sell the heirs of the late Frank Foster ranch on March 9 at 2 PM.

Tribune Waterloo F. L. Granddley Butte Gerald Carney Chas Homer Townsend H. F. Noyd Sheridan Hendrick John Carney H. J. Foster Whitehall Lutey Smoky City Wallace Smith Gamwell Pat Carney Harry Winslow Capitol City L. G. Foster AL. Nyhart Frank Foster

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Merchants

W S Pelham of Kirksville endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as superior for coughs colds and croup saying it has been the leading throat remedy for over twenty years. He notes children like it and customers won t switch. For sale by R L Riley druggist.

Chamberlain W. S. Pelham Kirksville R. L. Riley

Willis Residents Push for Old Dillon Depot Relocation

Willis February 27 L G Woodside arrived from Dillon to gather horses for a sale R Adders of Butte visited Mrs Reichle sister-in-law Adolf Reichle travelled to Butte on business Albert Woodside and Carl Hartwig visited from Dillon A neighbor held a surprise party with a large lunch games cards dancing and a long night ending at dawn

Tribune Willis L. G. Woodside Dillon R. Adders Butte Reichle Adolf Reichle Albert Woodside Carl Hartwig

Cause of Stomach Troubles

When a man has stomach trouble it may mean overeating or eating food not suited to age or occupation, or habitual constipation. Take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to regulate the bowels and improve digestion. Ask for a free sample. Sold by R L Riley, druggist.

Chamberlain R. L. Riley

Pageville notes on visitors births and local tales

Miss Violet Oswald receives a surprise visit from her brother from Butte. R. D. Martin visits old Missouri home. Bert and Percy Hooks return to Butte after filing on land near Rodney Page. Mrs. Jas Shannon travels to Butte for a few days. Mrs. Osgood Gilman ill. Community gripped by colds and grip. Wm Stewart and Miss Black attend Sheridan church anniversary. Joe Bird drives horses to Dillon sale. E. H. Page recovers from heart trouble. Born Feb 26 at Pageville a son to Mr. and Mrs. O S Page. Justice B F Crocker speaks on sciatic rheumatism and praises Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. Sleighing fine from Basin to Mill Point.

Tribune Pageville Violet Oswald Butte R. D. Martin Missouri Martin Bert Percy Hooks Rodney Page Jas. Shannon Osgood Gilman Wm. Stewart Miss Black Sheridan O. S. Page

Birthday Party for Mrs. Padley Delights Friends

Last Saturday evening several of Mrs. Chas. Padley’s lady friends hosted a birthday gathering. A delicious luncheon was served and gifts were presented to Mrs. Padley amid a joyful scene. E. B. McNinch of Dell and E. D. Hildreth of Bedrock registered at the Kunzman house earlier in the week. About thirty-five Dillonites attended the opera in Butte last Saturday. The Manse society plans a meeting at Mrs. C. C. Barnett’s home next Thursday. Mrs. S. B. Burnside and her young grandson from Lima are visiting town. The Catholic Standard and Times notes a quip about the presidency and age.

Chas. Padley Butte

Had Her Doubts. Mamma I would share candy if papa polite

A Chicago News item presents a humorous domestic exchange where Margie hesitates to share candy with papa, doubting his politeness. The exchange captures family dynamics and childlike wit in a domestic vignette.

Margie Chicago News

Comic Exchange on Hair Loss Remedies at Store

Customer asks for a remedy for falling hair and a clerk jokes about a wastebasket as a solution in a lighthearted retail interaction.

Readers debate home trading and fair merchant practices

A Tribune reader letter condemns or defends home merchants who print and ship goods from distant suppliers. The writer, Fred I Hanson of Lakeview Montana, argues buyers should choose cheapest sources, while praising locals who support home trade and urging merchants to treat customers fairly and pay cash for products.

Tribune Merchant Hanson Lakeview Mont Wyoming Utah Virginia City Times Bozeman Northwestern Stockman and Farmer Fred I. Hanson

A Red Hot Time in Lima Coming

Limaites announce a St. Patrick’s Day ball on March 18 at the Lima Opera House. Dress code warns violators of a biled shirt will face jail for 30 days, with music by the McWilliameys and supper by McRud & O’Deen in a town plans festive celebration.

Lima Beaverhead County Boyle Limaites R. U St. Patrick’s Day Lima Opera House Ducky McForrud Sam McSideburn W. H. Bulahey Mickey O’ Peat McWilliameys McRud & O’deen

S. S. Class Entertained by Miss Selway and Miss Clark

Miss Maud Selway and Miss Fern Clark hosted their Sunday school class gathering last Saturday afternoon at Miss Selway's home. At two, Mr. W. Selway arrived with a roomy rig for a pleasant ride, followed by an hour of games. Pink and white ice cream and treats were served, and at five the children left tired but happy.

Maud Selway Fern Clark Miss Clark W. Selway

How to Remain Young By Electric Bitters Claim

Mrs N F Rowan of Mc Donough Georgia credits Electric Bitters with curing chronic liver and stomach trouble and cleansing her blood. She says her skin cleared and she is effectively 20 years younger. Available at R L Riley's Drug Store for 50 cents.

N. F. Rowan McDonolugh R. L. Riley’s

Mrs Christie addresses Dillon Club on civic progress

Mrs Christie of Butte spoke to the Dillon club at the city library about Montana clubwork and civic improvements. She praised mixed clubs, urged a city clean up day, and a civic department was formed with Prof L R Foote as chairman to plan future projects including park discussions.

Dillon Club W. J. Christie Montana Pioneer Club Butte J. B. McKinney Christie Dillon Deer Lodge Anaconda L. R. Foote Civic Department Club

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Letters Horse Prairie L. Dudee Beehrer Bros J. Garrison Twin Bridges J. A. Browne Math Polich Glen B. F. Crocker Justice of the Peace Martinsburg Iowa H. C. Lapham Big Hole Mill Point E. B. McNinch Dell Kunzman House The Manse Society C. C. Barnett E. D. Hildreth S. B. Burnside Republic Fawney Catholic Standard and Times United States Tribune Book Dillon, Montana S. S Harry Mitchell Minneapolis Niceliat Ave Minn Finest Tailor Nicollet Ave Mrs. Christie
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