Medicine Lodge News Briefs and Local Trips
Special to Tribune from Medicine Lodge reports F M Andrus called to Dillon for a baby illness. Ranchers attended a recent horse sale in Dillon. Frank Rife returned from Helena. Jene Sapod killed a bob cat. Mr and Mrs W M Stewart hosted Mr Rife and Miss Bro. T B Craver and Alfred Eschler made business trips to Armstead and Bedrock.
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Tribune
Medicine Lodge
Mar
F. M. Andrus
Dillon
Frank Rife
Helena
Jene Sapod
W. M. Stewart
Treatments for Skin Diseases with Chamberlains Salve
Diseases of the skin including eczema tetter and barber s itch cause intense itching and rest disruption. Apply Chamberlains Salve for quick relief and soothing effect. Many cases have been cured. Potts the druggist sells it.
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Chamberlain
Potts
Local Visit and Snow Reports From Dillon Area
Willis, March 3 The Logan Utah clothing agent G G Collins visited the area last week. Adelbert Beaver of Fishtrap brought four head of horses to the large Dillon sale. He reports 18 inches to two feet of snow in Big Hole basin. Fay Gransberry went to Dillon to inspect the sale. J A Browne of Browne's station traveled to Dillon on business.
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Tribune
Willis
G. G. Collins
Logan
Utah
Adelbert Beaver
Fishtrap
Dillon
Big Hole
Fay Gransberry
Dilton
J. A. Browne
Browne's Station
Horse buyer visits area amid weather damage
A horse buyer wandered through the locality last Sunday while John Herzog traveled from Butte to paint for Mrs. Reichle. Theresa Reichle went to Dillon for a teacher’s exam. Jacob Hartwig and his son Fred visited Charles Meine on the Beaverhead River for business. Sam Haines and George Barnes came from the canyon hunting Tango horses. Strong winds caused some fence damage but no other harm reported.
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John Herzog
Butte
Stiff neck from rheumatism eased by liniment
Stiff neck results from rheumatism of neck muscles and is usually one sided. Pain is common but relief comes from Chamberlain's Liniment. Most cases do not need internal treatment when there is no fever or swelling. Potts druggist sells the liniment.
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Potts
Armstead Community Notes and Local Business Update
Miss Fern Scott travels to Salt Lake City for an extended visit with friends Mr and Mrs Martin Barrett return from Honolulu and San Francisco Attorney J R Wheeler returns from Salmon City after business for the Pittsburg Gilmore railroad Dillon Lumber company builds a new warehouse and office on Montana street 20 by 40 feet with a complete line of building materials on hand
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Tribune
Armstead
Fern Scott
Salt Lake City
Martin Barrett
Honolulu
San Francisco
J. R. Wheeler
Salmon City
Pittsburg & Gilmore
Dillon Lumber Company
Montana Street
Armstead Inn expansion under Col Decker in progress
Glenn A. Decker oversees the Armstead Inn project as it takes shape under Col Decker. Five new buildings are under construction with thirteen carpenters at work this week and Scott & Decker store being prepped for occupancy. The new firm plans to open to the public around March 15, and J W Scott will launch a meat market on Railroad Street by April 1. Attorney H J Gardner did business in Dillon on Wednesday.
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Glenn A. Decker
Armstead Inn
Col. Decker
E. V. Morrow
Scott & Decker
J. W. Scott
Railroad Street
H. J. Gardner
Dillon
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Doctor
Dr R E Wiltshire of Gwynneville Indiana calls Chamberlains Cough Remedy an ideal medicine for children’s croup and coughs. He notes it contains no opium chloroform or morphine and is safe pleasant and efficacious. Potts the druggist sells it.
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Chamberlain
R. E. Wiltshire
Gwynneville
Ind
Potts
Pageville Social and Local Movements Reported
Mrs R R Tovey and Mrs D L Taylor of Twin Bridges attended the Ladies Aid at Mrs Elmer Paige's. Orrin Wilcomb and family visited Laurin. Ned Snow went to Bordasap to see his daughter Edith at school. A man from Pony sold medicines and perfume in Pageville. John Morgan visited Butte. Jessie and Clarence Bartholomew visited their sister Mae Frances. Ida Gustin left for Ruby after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Crawford moved to Butte. Talcott family visited Twin Bridges. J L High moved to Joseph Pennington ranch. Rev David Hardy was in Pageville.
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Pageville
R. R. Tovey
D. L. Taylor
Twin Bridges
Ladies’ Aid Society
Elmer Paige
S. Orrin Wilcomb
Laurin
Ned Snow
Bordaasp
Edith
Pony
John Morgan
Butte
Jessie
Clarence Bartholomew
Mae Frances
Rodney Page
Ida Gustin
Ruby
Mrs. Crawford
Mrs.Talcott
Clarence
Local Family Movements and Visits Reported
The notice details several relocations and visits within the community. Arthur age’s nephew hosts, Johnson moves to Henry Eyatt ranch, Pennington rents out her ranch to settle in Melrose, Shearer leaves Twin Bridges for Elenor Brooks’s five year lease, Nyhart to Kirksville for Mrs Nyhart’s sister’s illness, White and party travel to Butte to see Ben Hur, Zeigler visits Rochester aunt.
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Elenor Brooks
C.A. Nyhart
Kirksville
Missouri
Nyhart
E. Fletcher
George F. White
Big Hole
Butte
Ben Hur
Good Cough Medicine for Children Ad Monograph
The season for coughs and colds is at hand and care protects children from diphtheria or scarlet fever. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is trusted by many mothers and praised by Mrs F F Starcher of Ripley West Virginia for children. It contains no opium or narcotics and can be given to children as confidently as to adults. Fore sale by Potts the druggist. 1-m
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F. F. Starcher
Ripley
W. Va
Chamberlain
Potts
Polaris Brief Notes On Medicals Cattle Trades And Social News
Polaris reports Dr. Ryburn attends Anon Thomas’s cases including sipelas and neuralgia, and Mrs. J C Harrison from tooth ulcer. The Zeams return to Salmon City, Grace Gray visits Polaris, and Starr Brothers sell cattle to Glendale buyer with Zeams planning remaining sales and ranch lease. Ellis notes another birthday as sleighing and visiting flourish in the valley.
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Ryburn
Anon Thomas
Thomas
J. C. Harrison
Marchesseau
Ellis
Paul Zeams
Idaho
Salmon City
Grace Gray
Polaris
Pahnish
Pyle
Starr Brothers
Glendale
al. Zeams
Geo. Gray
Mill Point
Mr. Zeams
Chas. Richardson
Arch
Pleasant Physic Promoted by Potts Drug Store
An advertisement urges a pleasant physic Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for mild gentle cathartic relief. Readers are invited to visit Potts drug store for a free sample.
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Chamberlain
Potts Drug Store
Social News and Basketball Schedule From Local College
Miss Bessie Storey entertained friends including the Schroeder Powers Haggerty McMenamy Noeth Hagen and Storey. Montaville Flowers hosted The Little Minister at the Normal College assembly hall. Miss Dunning and Mr F Huber attended a theatre party in Butte. Mrs Owsley returned from Whitehall. A group of girls gathered with Miss Lucy Nutterville and others for an evening of fun. The basketball tournament opens Saturday with games on March 6 8 9 10 13 15 16 17 and 20 with multiple matchups scheduled across Series I II and III.
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Tribune
Bessie Storey
Schroeder
Powers
Haggerty McMenamy
Noeth
Hagen
Storey
Montaville Flowers
Normal College
Whitehall
Lucy Nutterville
Manning
Harrington
Edith Nutterville
Stebbins
Officials Named to State Posts in Montana
Gov Norris announced appointments including Phil Greenan of Anaconda as adjutant general J H Hall of Great Falls as commissioner of the bureau of agriculture labor and industry James H Dailey of Helena as inspector of boilers reappointed Stephen Parker of Butte as assistant inspector of boilers W W Mapes of Bozeman as assistant inspector of boilers H H Pigott of Helena as state examiner and William Walsh of Helena to be in
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Helena
Norris
Phil Greenan
Anaconda
J. H. Hall
Great Falls
Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
James H. Dailey
Stephen Parker
Butte
W.W. Mapes
Bozeman
H. H. Pigott
William Walsh
State appointments rename several Montana officials
Spector of mines was appointed. William B. Orem of Butte is reappointed deputy inspector of mines. Frederick H. Ray of Helena named register of lands for four years from March 20 1909. J M Kennedy of Butte reappointed secretary of the bureau of child and animal protection. J J Ryan of Anaconda reappointed clerk of the consolidated boards starting March 24 1909 for four years. H H Ewing of Great Falls named judge of the district court in the Eighth judicial district for term ending January 1911. Will Aiken of Helena reappointed private secretary to the governor. M W Caffee of Dillon reappointed assistant secretary and stenographer to the governor.
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Spector
William B. Orem
Butte
Frederick H. Ray
Helena
J. M. Kennedy
Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
J. J. Ryan
Anaconda
Consolidated Boards
H. H. Ewing
Great Falls
Eighth Judicial District
Will Aiken
M. W. Caffee
Dillon
Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Relief for Kidney Trouble
Dillon residents hear a testimonial from Mrs. Louesa Robbins of Dillon Montana about back pain headaches dizziness and swelling tied to kidney issues. She reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at a local drug store. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Dillon
Louesa Robbins
Washington St
Dillon, Mont
Riley’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Weekly Market Letter Shows Mixed Cattle Trends
The market opens with a fair run of cattle and a weak to 10 lower tone on cows. Killing cattle mostly under 5.50, best steers cheaper, yet improvement expected for higher grades. Stockers and feeders steady. cornfed steers 5.60 to 6.15. cows 3.25 to 5.25. veal calves 4.00 to 7.25. hogs 6.00 to 6.30, top 6.45. sheep receipts heavy with prices down 10 to 25 cents.
Horses at Dillon stock sale attract buyers from several states
Frank Swartz reported prices at 430 dollars for a pair weighing 3800 pounds. J E Morse bought a fancy driver for 192.50 dollars and C A Smith sold a driver for 190 dollars. Stallions drew strong bids from numerous buyers including Mrs Reynolds Craig Cornell Laden Bros Clark McNinch and others. Idaho buyers and out of state visitors from California Washington and Idaho attended. Several carloads were shipped from Dillon to Twin Bridges and other markets with 24 cars sent to other Montana and neighboring states.
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Frank Swartz
J. E. Morse
Hennessy
Butte
C. A. Smith
C. R. White
St. Anthony
Idaho
Mrs. Reynolds
Craig Cornell
C.A. Smith
Laden Bros
Clark McNinch
Cockrell
Billings
Dillon Letter List Uncalled Letters Held for 30 Days
A Dillon Montana notice lists uncalled letters in the post office as of March 4 1909. Items will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C if not claimed within 30 days. Names include Ball Bray Boone Conway Cornish Hanson Levander Myers Nelson Ohland Rolston Ray Stafford Shepherd Smith Taggart Lamont and others.
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Washington, D. C
Dillon
Montana
Mball
W. A. Bray
Verit Boone
Ralph D. Conway
Charles Cornish
Frank
Dillon Mére Co
Chris
Hanson
Kalipp
Herman Levander
Adolph Myers
John Nelson
Ras Ohland
Henry
Rolston
Miss B. M. Ray
Rosa Stafford
Roy Shepherd
Lulu Smith
Minnie
Taggart
M. Grace Lamont
Reward for Information on Duncan Melvin Missing Scot Scotty
A reward is offered for information leading to the whereabouts of Duncan Melvin age 52, a former Scot living in Scotland. He is about 5 feet 9 inches tall, 150 pounds, dark complexion with big drooping eyes, last heard six years ago herding sheep near Dillon, known as Scotty Melvin. A substantial sum of money is believed to be involved. Information to L. J. Price's Office.
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Duncan Melvin
Scotland
Dillon
Scotty” Melvin
L. J. Price
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Dillon Grocery Company
Ting
Ty Roy of
Dr. Pierce
Wuarce
Tryryiy
Edwin Worris
Weekly Market Letter
Nye Schneider Fowler Company
Commission Merchants
South Omaha
Big Hole River
B. F. Yerkes Real Estate Miness and Insurance
Mont
Star Restaurant
Center Street
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