Local notes from Lima and nearby towns
Special to the Tribune from Lima on March 5 reports Mr and Mrs Chas Jruax returning from California and enjoying the trip. Measles spread lightly among children. Mrs Sam Burnsides plans to stay in California. Mrs Poole hosts a sewing bee. Several residents travel or resume work as teachers’ exams and a new eight hour shift for Lima operators take effect. Railroad work picks up and a grand dance introduces a necktie apron partner-matching ritual.
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Tribune
Lima
Chas. Jruax
California
J. C. Carrigan
Wharton
Ogden
Sam Burnsides
Poole
Ernest Knowles
Maidie Rife
Dilton
T. A. Bruner
Mitchell Martinell
Boulder
Colo
John Best
Dillon
Frank Meyers
Dr. Bond
John Downing
Bart Hungate
Mr. Beardsley
R. Richardson
Dubois
J. Lewis
Havana professor praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Prof H A Howell of Howell's American School Havana Cuba recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy based on his infant son's near fatal illness. He credits the remedy with the baby's full recovery after February 3rd and urges its use to save lives. Sold by Potts the Druggist. Uncle W B Stanchfield. Emerson Hill returns from Idaho. Preaching at the school house Sunday at 7 30. Maud Hill and C H Gilster at Theta ball in Dillon. Dan Tracy and Joe Corcoran stay at C D House. Local baseball team organized and practicing for summer games. Mrs Martin Rhea back from Butte improved.
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Chamberlain
Prof
H. A Howell
Howell
Havana
Cuba
Potts
W. B. Stanchfield
Emerson Hill
Idaho
H. Roberts
Miss Maud Hill
C. H. Gilster
Dillon
Dan Tracy
Joe Corcoran
C. D. House
Martin “Rhea
Butte
Van Ham Travel Through Redrock En Route to Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs Frank Van Ham were in Sunfield for the winter and passed through Redrock on Sunday heading to Salt Lake City. Dick Ames returned from a salmon country trip. Mrs E B Roe was called to Butte early in the week by a death in the family.
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The
Tribune
Redrock
Mar
Frank van Ham
Sunfield
Salt Lake City
Dick Ames
E. B. Roe
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted By Doctor Pierce
Advertises Dr. R V Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier tonic. Claims 40 years of experience and active root extracts including Golden Seal and Queen's root aid stomach and liver issues. Promises strength, skin cures, and swelled sores, with All Healing Salve for ulcers and a mail offer for a free booklet.
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Doctor Pierce
R. V. Pierre
Buffalo
N. Y
Bartholow
King
Scudder
Coe
Ellingwood
Stith
Pleasant
Good Liniment for Muscular and Rheumatic Pains
A local vendor touts Cham berlain's Liniment as superior for muscle pains sprains and deep seated soreness. Available in 25 and 50 cent sizes from Potts the druggist.
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Chamberlain
Potts
Armstead News Roundup March 5 Highlights Local Visits
Armstead items note Nels Nelson returning from Dillon with family visit. J C Brenner spends days in Butte. Regular fish baskets reported locally. Tom Rhea vacationing with brother at Monida. Carl Decker brief Dell trip. W A Meeds mobilizes timber crews for a new station building. Al Martin leaves Armstead for a month in Butte. Col Alf Decker to return from Michigan. mother improving. Ben Shorts and wife visit Dillon. Ben a witness for Mrs Cox. J W Scott and wife travel to Denver for about ten days to visit Mrs Eastman. Walter Hyatt from Grant brings provisions for Blair store. John J Gelhaus of Dillon visits.
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The
Tribune
Armstead
Nels Nelson
Dillon
J. C. Brenner
Horse Prairie
Butte
Tom Rhea
Scott & Decker Ranch
Monida
Carl Decker
Dell
W. A. Meeds
al. Martin
Col
Alf. Decker
Michigan
Ben Shorts
Ben
J. W. Scott
Denver
Pleasant Stomach and Liver Tablets Sold by Potts Druggist
Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as mild and gentle with a pleasant cathartic effect. Encourages readers to visit Potts the Druggist for a free sample.
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Chamberlain
Centennial valley plans summer pastures and moves
The text notes families preparing to move to Centennial valley for summer pasture. Several locals visit relatives in Blaine and Missoula and travel for business, conferences, or church fundraising. Individuals named include Mrs Charles Redfield, Mrs Evelyn Mercer, George McFadden, Edith Snow, Q J Proutz, Rodney Page, Theora Mercer, Jessie Redfield, J M Nye, Frances Comfort, and A Barshaw.
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Centennial Valley
Charles Redfield
Evelyn Mercer
Blaine
George McFadden
Whitehall
Edith Snow
R. W. Page
Pageville
H. A. Redfield
Centerville
Q. J. Proutz
Rodney Page
William Stewart
Dillon
Theora Mercer
Jessie Redfield
M. E. Church
Clayton Page
Missoula
J. M. Nye
Frances Comfort
Twin Bridges
A. Barshaw
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised for Croup Cure
A Waynetown Indiana resident named Harry Wilson touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an unequaled cure for croup and cold throat issues. He says early administration upon croupy cough prevents the attack and notes its wide home use and sale by Potts the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Harry Wilson
Waynetown
Ind
Potts
High School Notes Highlight Busy Exhibit and Debate
The high school exhibit drew strong attendance and praise for past work. Ray Melton presented current events while students toured a butcher shop to study beef cuts. MacPherson Pyeatt remains very ill with pneumonia this week.
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Ray Melton
MacPherson Pyeatt
New Students Enroll at Local College and Faculty Notes
Two new students join the college community this week. Miss Harriett Lee from Stevensville and Mr. Barnett from Dillon are listed among the enrollees. Several faculty and guest speakers attended events, including Mr. Riedelsberger with violin selections alongside Miss Scharfenberg, and Dr. Swain speaking at general exercises.
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Harriett Lee
Stevensville
Barnett
Dillon
June Barns
Chateau County
Riedelsberger
Scharfenberg
Miss Reynolds
Sadie Reynolds
Mayger
Helena
Helen Mayger
Nancy
Precilla Renwick
Dr. Swain
Willis March 4 Miss Leonard leaves Beehrer Bros for Butte
March 4 in Willis reports Miss E Leonard who taught at Beehrer Bros leaves for Butte and will not return. three months of school remain. Mrs George Beehrer and daughter Katie visit Butte with relatives and friends. Several locals, including Miss Margaret Weimar, Mathias Rieber, and others, are mentioned in short trips.
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The
Tribune
Willis
E. Leonard
Beehrer Bros
Butte
George Beehrer
Katie
Margaret Weimar
Reichle
Seattle
Mathias Rieber
Chicago
Mr. Dillman
Henry Nickel
John Hails
Julius Hartwig
Dillon
Math Polich
Peter Barich
Math
Steve Kambich
Melrose
Alois Fassler
Skin Diseases And Itching Relieve With Chamberlains Salve
Diseases of the skin including eczema tetter salt rheum and barbers itch cause intense itching and sleep disturbance. Quick relief is obtained by applying Chamberlains Salve which allays itching and smarting almost instantly and has cured many cases.
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Potts
William Ferguson Injured by Cow in Pageville
William Ferguson, who had been employed by Clayton Page for a year, broke his leg above the ankle when a cow stepped on him Sunday morning. Doctor Wilson attended the fracture and reported Ferguson is progressing well. Mr and Mrs Reuben and Lester Martin visited their brother in law M L Hail and family on Sunday.
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Tribune
Pageville
Mar
William Ferguson
Clayton Page
Wilson
Reuben
Lester Martin
M. L. Hail
Spring millinery opening and local notices in Dillon
Mrs Anna Hart invites readers to view a spring millinery display on March 13 and 14 in the Burfield block next to the cigar factory. Foreman William Rosenbaun visits Dillon from the Dakota mines. A china shower honored Miss Springer at the Stone home. she plans to move to Idaho Falls after the weekend gathering with music by Annis McWethy.
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Bur- Fer Druc Co
Wm. Rosenbaun
Dacotah
Dillon
F. A. Conger
Burfield Block
Anna Hart
A. L. Stone
Schmalhausen and
Albrecht
Miss Springer
Annis McWethy
Bedside Stubbing Stirs Laughter in Quiet Hall
A playful verse about a person who stubs a toe against a bed and mutters a witty line that echoes through the room. The scene captures a small domestic moment of surprise and humor.
After the First Kiss in Geraldine Well
New York Press features a light exchange between Geraldine and Gerald with playful dialogue inviting another kiss as part of a social moment.
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Geraldine
Gerald
New York Press
Real beauty secret hints in blurred note
Fragmentary line hints a thief and a claim about being born to beauty. Names appear distorted as Cathelle Blanderd and nearby text. The readable portion suggests a personal remark rather than a complete news item.
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Cathelle Blanderd
Beaverhead High School Holds Second Annual Reception
The Beaverhead county high school hosted its second annual reception at the school last Friday. The evening featured student performances including chorus, recitations, violin and vocal solos, a debate on government open range control, and guided tours of classrooms and work exhibits.
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Beaverhead County
Sweet May
Sweet Cicily
Gladys Heyward
Jéan Valjean
Hortense Paul
Maud Muller
Ruth Knotts
Bond — Priof
Karl Riedelsberger
Arrowhead Debating Society
Will Carroll
Richard Price
Albert Woodside
Carroll Hartwig
Leroy Willey
Ray Call
Smith
Elsa Scharfenberg
Miss Scharfenberg
Foote
Theta Dance At Burfield Hall Marks Leap Year Event
The Theta girls hosted a leap year dance at Burfield hall last Friday night with red crepe paper decorations and music by Mrs. Thomas and Mr. Maddux. After midnight guests were entertained for supper at the homes of Mrs. W. A. Graeter, Mrs. Burton Barr and Miss Burfield. Hostesses included Mesdames W. A. Graeter, F. A. Hazelbaker, Burton Barr, Emyrs White, Herbert Wheat, P. M Backus of Sheridan Wyo and numerous Misses. Attendees included J. R. Scott Ralph White Emrys White Chester Gilbert Eugene Poindexter Harry Martin Frank Sharkey Jay Baker George Main Earl Main A H French Arthur Graeter Herbert Wheat Harry Tracy Buckingham W. E. Brearley and C. G. Gilster.
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Theta Girls
Burfield Hall
Thomas
Maddux
W. A. Graeter
Burton Barr
Burfield
Mesdames
F. A. Hazelbaker
Emyrs White
Herbert Wheat
P. M Backus
Sheridan
Wym
Carter
Herr
Graeter
Noyes
Taylor
White
Osborne
Poindexter
French
Burfiend
Bertha Burfiend
Ross
Mayme Ross
Selway
Harrison
Bishop
Leonard
Hill
Messrs
J. R. Scott
Omnibuses Begin Service From Bank of England
On July 4 1829 omni buses started in England with two vehicles running from the Bank of England to the Yorkshire Stingo inn on the New Road carrying twenty two inside passengers.
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England
Bank of England
Yorkshire Stingo Inn
New Road
Shooting Thwarted Robbery During Elk Saloon Incident
A man claims two assailants forced him toward the police station after a night at the Elk saloon. He says he shot one assailant after being struck and knocked unconscious. Police found associates at Selway cabin and Cahill’s hat was recovered near the Union Electric substation.
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Elk Saloon
John Anderson
Leo Theyberg
Emory Pulver
Hill
Pulver
Mrs. Eddy
Morse Street
Montana
Chief Stone
Dart
Anderson
Theyberg
Radcliff
Selway Cabin
North Idaho Street
Chris Snyder
Cahill
Ed. Hart
Union Electric Company
Tongue Told No Truth of Illness, Doctor Records
A patient pleads inability to convey illness to a doctor as a tongue reading is asked to reveal truth of sickness in a Lippincott's style vignette.
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Lippincott’s
Toll on Young Man Till Success Crowns Your Pluck
A short editorial note from the Chicago Record-Herald urges patience and steady effort as a young man pursues success. It cites small setbacks and hopes that perseverance will eventually earn praise, while others may doubt the effort.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Fragmentary plea hints at a satirical dialogue
The readable lines show a fragmented bibiographic phrase about willingness and impudence with odd spellings. It appears to be part of a cryptic dialogue or clipping rather than a full report or event.
Cattle, hog and sheep market move stronger in South Omaha
On Monday in South Omaha buyers and shippers showed strong demand as cattle prices rose with moderate receipts. Good corn fed steers traded $5.25 to $5.70 while veal calves moved $4.50 to $5.75. Hog prices eased after a strong run with bulk $4.10 to $4.30 as receipts topped 19,000. Sheep prices held steady within a narrow range and remained satisfactory.
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South Omaha
Entertained at Sixty-Three by Bernstein and Stevenson
Mr and Mrs Wm Bernstein and Mr and Mrs B N Stevenson hosted last Tuesday at the Stevenson home. Red and white décor in flowers score cards and favors. Marjory Stevenson greeted guests at the door and lunch followed with chicken salad wafers pickles olives orange sherbet cake salted almonds and mint Invitations went to numerous couples including Morton Tattersall Swain Morse Best Orr and family and other local residents.
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Wm. Bernstein
B. N. Stevenson
Stevenson
Marjory Stevenson
J. W. Morton
R. F. Tattersall
H. H. Swain
J. E. Morse
O. M. Best
W. C. Orr
E. Orr
Matthew Orr
R. J. Moore
F. A. Hazelbaker
Clark Anderson
Hugh L. McCaleb
T. D. Olmstead
F. E. Foote
J. T. Cox
E. O. Selway
Lorenzo Cushing
Scenic Theatre Presents New Pictures for Limited Run
Last evening the Scenic theatre screened a fresh program of moving pictures titled Mike the Model Picturesque Paris Doings of a Poodle and The Door Man's Fun The series runs through tomorrow Bert Lee theatre manager returned from Idaho Falls where he completed plans to open a scenic theatre there
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Scenic Theatre
Mike
Paris
Bert Lee
Idaho Falls
Food Sale During Lent At St James Church
The women of St James church plan a food sale in Mr Huber's store on Saturday afternoons during Lent starting tomorrow. A lot of details were announced in the notice.
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Women of
St. James Church
Mr. Huber
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Savings Bank
Rie
Arver
American Ideal
Idaho Street
Dillon, Mont
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