Beasts, Dances, and Debt Mark Wisdom Basin News
J W Hunt left for Wyoming after leaving behind unpaid bills and irate creditors. The Jackson Bristow mail routes resume with A T Barry as contractor. Mrs J R Norville sick. F J Frazer of Frye Bruhn Co bought C H McCaffery’s 50 beef steers. other shipments of 300 head sold to Frye Bruhn via A Je Frayer. Wisdom school grammer halted by illness. J R Norville ill with tonsillitis. Ellis hall dance draws 40 couples. R H Jones named homeliest man, wins cigars. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets praised. Potts the Druggist selling.
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J. W. Hunt
Woodworth
Wyoming
Sheriff's
Jackson
Bristow
A. T. Barry
J. R. Norville
F. J. Frazer
Frye-Bruhn Co
C. H. McCaffery
A. J. Turner
Frye- Bruhn Co
Johnson & Johnson
Fox District
Frye-Bruhn Company
A. Je Frayer
W. A. Ralston
Lower Valley
Alice
Wisdom School
Armstead News Briefs Highlight Local Talks and Travel
Chas Burden of Dillon handles business in Armstead as Mrs Ed Ferris moves to a new house. Miss Mottelson of Bedrock visits Armstead. J W Scott travels to Butte. Mrs John Murray sees friends in Butte. The Dark Horse mine boss P J Whitey leaves for Duluth. Armstead residents shop in Dillon amid mud. social visits and a musical by D J Mahoney and Guptill mark a Sunday in Armstead.
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Tribune
Armstead
Chas. Burden
Dillon
Ed. Ferris
Duluth
Minnesota
F. E. Foote
J. W. Scott
Emma
Bertha Burfield
D. J. Mahoney
G. & P. Railway
Mahoney
Guptill
Flinch
Relief for rheumatism by liniment claims
Fully nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the muscles due to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism, neither of which require any internal treatment. All that is needed to afford relief is the free application of Chamberlain's Liniment. Give it a trial. You are certain to be pleased with the quick relief which it affords. Sold by Potts, the Druggist. Im
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Potts
Willisville News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Weather
Special to TRIBUNE Willis March 2 reports visits by Mr and Mrs James Garrison in the county seat and by John Hails in Dillon. Dr K D Mahony escorts her sister Mrs J A Browne home though frail. J C Ferguson and John Tiers travel from Dillon to bale hay with about 2500 sheep fed in five weeks. The Woods Livestock Co finish feeding at S Kambich's. J E Morse and W D Oliver of Dillon view stock cattle. Levi Cartier seeks a doctor in Butte for a sore throat. Carl Beehrer visits Dillon. Joe Skinnar comes from Glendale. Mrs Bayan visits Dillon. A flood yesterday due to melting snow washes ground. strong wind through two days with no major damage. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised as medicine that aids nature. Potts the Druggist sells it. 1-m
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Tribune
Willis
James Garrison
John Hails
Dillon
K. D. Mahony
J. A. Browne
J. C. Ferguson
John Tiers
The
Woods LiveStock Company
S. Kambich’s
J. E. Morse
W. D. Oliver
Baker
Mr. Patterson
Levi Cartier
Butte
Carl Beehrer
Joe Skinnar
Glendale
Mrs. Bayan
Polaris News Notes and Local Visits in Jackson Valley
In Polaris March reports the lingering snow yields to an early thaw after a chinook, noting its passing as the season ends. Visitors Nellie and Edith Reneau, Harry Davis, and Charles Deming of Jackson spent a week in the valley with social events, sleighing, and gatherings. Bert Cozad of Jackson visited Taylor Creek for business. Eddie Marchesseau joined Mr.
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Tribune
Polaris
Nellie
Edith Reneau
Harry Davis
Charles Deming
Jackson
Missouri Town grows as residents move to Cozad
Cozad records show families from Missouri settling in, including Claud Stover and Brookheart households, with many locals aiding cattle owners during hay shortages. Local crop and livestock losses are noted, while a school fundraiser gather hay and a turkey dinner honors guests. An epidemic of grip affects several Marchesseau and Harrison children. Chamberlains Cough Remedy ad promotes relief for coughs and throat irritation.
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Helen Judge
Judge
Marchesseau
Harrison
Harbison Buys Held Ranch. Local Moves and Visits
Waterloo March 2. George Harbison becomes owner of the Held ranch with stock machinery and household goods. Wm. Dean sells his Harbison Spur ranch to a Tennessee buyer. Residents and visitors from Norris Butte South Boulder and Sheridan circulate through the week as families move and health concerns prompt travel. March comes in like a lamb. local remedies for constipation and biliousness are advertised by Potts the Druggist.
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Waterloo
George Harbison
Jos. Smith
Butte
Woodside
Maurice McCormick
Arizona
Mr. McCormick
John Haggarty
J. Elliott
Norris
M. T. Carney
Mack Edwards
Creeklyn
Edwards
Sheridan
John Woodside
South Boulder
Elling Ranch
Wm. Talbott
B. Love
Renova
Hunt
Ray Noyd
March
Pageville Rents Ranch For Summer Home
Arlie Olmstead of Dillon rents part of the Rodney Page ranch for the coming year and will live there through the summer. Mrs. Evelyn Mercer and children return to their home ranch. Miss Lillie Lippert visits Twin Bridges before returning to Dillon. Visitors include Mrs. Fred Seidensticker of Twin Bridges and Mrs. Bert Hooks of Butte. The Thorsons of Laverne Minnesota arrive with their sons to occupy the Page ranch. Sullivans from Dubuque Iowa visit Spring Brook ranch. A Twin Bridges wood saw man is in the area sawing wood.
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Pageville
Arlie Olmstead
Dillon
Rodney Page
Evelyn Mercer
James Shannon
Lillie Lippert
Lester Martin
Twin Bridges
Fred Seidensticker
Bert Hooks
Butte
Gustin Ranch
Thorson
Laverne, Minn
Page Ranch
Eugenia
Hortense
Sullivan
George Wilcomb
Dubuque
Iowa
Spring Brook Ranch
Pitcher’s
Rancher Ditch Work and Local Visits Highlight Week
Dwight Bushnell surveyed the Hickman bridge area for irrigation of his beach ranch while nearby residents made small moves. Mrs. Williams the school superintendent visited the school on Thursday. Rev. Jacob Mills preached at the Center ville school house on Sunday. T J Call of Blaine bought seven thousand pounds of oats from Elmer Page on Tuesday. Fred Seidensticker and Bert Hooks visited Twin Bridges on Thursday. Austin Linder and sister of Blaine called at the Stewart ranch on Tuesday. Wm Stewart and his son installed a drive well at their upper Centerville ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Bushnell
Hickman’s
Williams
Thorson
Excelsior Ranch
Jacob Mills
Centerville
T. J. Call
Blaine
Elmer Page
Fred Seidensticker
Bert Hooks
Twin Bridges
Austin Linder
Stewart Ranch
Wm. Stewart and Son
High School Presents Shakespeare and Plans Exhibition
On Thursday February 18 the 2-2 English class performed two acts from Merchant of Venice with some students invited to the library. A third annual high school exhibition is set for Friday March 4 with program, school work display, light refreshments, and items from domestic science for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Y. McGinness
Ginn & Co
Guy Gray
Mae Dodgson
Albertine Grace
Bitter Root Valley
Oatmeal Tops Brain and Muscle Building Foods
An article in a leading magazine highlights food choices for brain and muscle gain. It notes oatmeal as the top recommendation and praises Quaker Oats for flavor cleanliness and purity, urging Americans to eat more of it to improve strength and health.
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Europe
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John
Vin
Kentucky
Montana
Dart Hardware & Implement Co
Mrs. Norsker
Scott
Scott & BO
Pearl St
vYony Willis
Yvryoryt Polaris
Cozad
Thos. H. Ellis
R. Madden
Taylor Creek
Missouri
Claud Stover
Brookheart
Harley Selby
J. C. Harrison
John Bowen
John Judge
M. D. Wells Co
Wells
Chicago
Detroit
John W. Morton Co
Tyr Tey
Eaton Crane & Pike CO
Eaton, Crane & Pike
Highland Linen
Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Mont
Kupfer Drug Co
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