Doings of Birch Creek Valley Residents
Adolf Reichle traveled to Dillon on business. Mrs F Greesie visited Dillon last week. Mr and Mrs F Gransberry arrived from Butte with plans to farm next season. James Garrison visited the county seat early this week. Joe Skinar Roy Vance and Percival Vance came from Glendale. Ermand Hood came from Farlin and George Vance returned to Glendale. Beall of Cherry Creek went to Dillon this week. Hartwig visited Melrose Fassler's. The valley enjoys sunny weather with snowcapped mountains nearby.
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Tribune
Adolf Reichle
Dillon
F. Greesie
F. Gransberry
Butte
Jacob Hartwig
Melrose
Fassler’s
Dillon Public Library Evening Hours For Book Distribution
The Dillon Public Library announces evening hours for book distribution and reader access. From 7 to 9 30 p m on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays readers may pick up books. Friday 4 to 6 p m and Saturday 3 to 6 p m are also open for distribution and Saturday afternoon reader access. On Tuesday and Friday evenings the library remains open to readers.
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Dillon Public Library
Horse Prairie notes and local developments in Bedrock
Bedrock area news reports a railroad survey planned near Horse Prairie creek bottom and a short cut across foothills. Local events include a dance at Grant, cattle shipments, and land and stock changes at Sam Jaggers ranch now leased by W C Templin.
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Tribune
Bedrock P. O
P. H. Connor
Sam’ Jaggers
W. C. Templin
Grant
Horse Prairie
Medicine Lodge Creek
T. F. Barrett
Bedrock
Fred Hintz
Mac” Underwood
D. E. Metlen
F. M. Andrus
Lemhi
Roosevelt
Jerry Hopper
Do Not Crowd the Season Warns of Early Warm Weather
A spring reminder warns against rushing outdoor activity as children emerge from winter indoors, shedding heavy clothing and eager to enjoy sunshine. The text alludes to a sudden cold snap following the warm spell.
Pierce Libel Suit Over Favorite Prescription Negligence
A 1904 libel case centers on Dr. R V Pierce and his Favorite Prescription as publishers of Ladies Home Journal allegedly printed false claims of alcohol and harmful ingredients. Pierce sued for damages, asserting the remedy contains no alcohol or harmful drugs and is made from native roots. trial in Supreme Court reportedly upheld these defenses.
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R. V. Pierce v
Ladies’ ‘Home Journal
Dr. Pierce
Ladies’ Home Journal
Bok
Cion
Jona d
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Rumors of widespread grip and dangerous colds prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Advert suggests it prevents pneumonia and is safe for children, available from R. L. Riley, druggist.
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R. L. Riley
Pageville Birthdays and Moves Stir Local News
In Pageville on March 14 R W Page marked his 69th birthday. Mrs Mae Ross plans a Arizona move after selling household effects to join Mr Ross there. Tuesday P W Bakers family hosted a surprise birthday. Mrs Robert Page has been ill with grip. Mrs Wm Owsley and Mrs H F Rummins visited neighbors. C L Utley returned from Missoula after caring for his father. James M Nye moves to E H Page ranch this week.
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Tribune
Pageville
R. W. Page
Mae Ross
Arizona
Mr. Ross
P. W. Baker
Robert Page
Wm. Owsley
H. F. Rummins
Twin Bridges
C. L. Utley
Missoula
James M. Nye
E. H. Page
Butte Gas Strike Strikes City Into Shortage
Gas workers walkout in Butte leaving the city without fuel and shutting 600 plus ranges. More than 1,000 families lack cooking fuel as ten small restaurants close. Union threatens water-company action, risking water loss within a day.
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Butte
Cause of Stomach Troubles and Treatment Suggestion
When stomach trouble occurs the reader is advised to limit foods not suited to age or occupation and to address bowel habits. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to regulate digestion and bowels with a free sample offer, sold by R. L. Riley, druggist.
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Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
Sermon on Nature and the Value of Music at Baptist Church
Dr. H. W. Tilden preached on nature and value of music to a large Baptist congregation last Sunday evening. He spoke of the oratorio The Daughter of Jairus to be performed at Normal college hall next Friday evening by more than one hundred singers. Special musical selections were greatly enjoyed by all present.
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H. W. Tilden
Baptist Church
Electric Bitters claim health revival for Mrs N F Rowan
Mrs N F Rowan of McDonough Georgia states three bottles of Electric Bitters cured her chronic liver and stomach troubles and a skin condition. She says she is now about twenty years younger, can work easily, and helps in her husband’s store. Guaranteed at R L Riley's Drug Store for 50 cents.
Lent Services At Catholic Church Schedule
Catholic church announces midweek Lent services every Wednesday at 7 30 featuring Rosary and Benediction and Fridays at 7 30 with the Stations of the Cross. Next Sunday St Patrick's Day Masses set for 8 30 and 10 30 with a Panegyric at the late Mass.
Grazing Permit Applications Sought for Big Hole Reserve
Notice to file grazing permits for cattle horses and sheep in the Big Hole Forest Reserve Northern Division for 1907. Applications must be filed in Anaconda Montana by April 8 1907. Cons C Haun Supervisor provides fee information and blank forms on request.
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Big Hole Forest Reserve
Anaconda
Mont
Cons
C. Haun
Nyhart Stalcup wed at Dillon Methodist Parsonage
Married last Friday William S. Nyhart and S Leta Stalcup were joined by Rev. W A Winters at Dillon’s Methodist Parsonage. They will live in Blaine Montana where the groom runs ranch interests. Also Vars Branan returns from a two months trip to Oregon and California and Mrs John Brundage of Centennial Valley visits her parents in Dillon.
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William S. Nyhart
S. Leta Stalcup
W. A. Winters
Methodist
Dillon
Thomas Branan
Oregon
California
John H. Brundage
Centennial Valley
Geo. T. Boatman
Municipal League reorganizes in Dillon outlines civic goals
The Dillon Municipal League re organized at the Huber building to prepare for the city election. Officers elected include Benjamin Bond president Fidel Huber first vice president F C McFadden second vice president and E M Yeaman treasurer. A secretary will be elected next Tuesday with another meeting set for Wednesday to nominate a ticket.
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Municipal League
Dillon
Huber
Montana and
Helena Streets
League
Benjamin Bond
Fidel Huber
F. C. McFadden
E. M. Yeaman
Beaverhead County Patronage Thanks Dill on Beaverhead
In Dillon Montana on March 14 1907 the editor of the Dillon Tribune is corrected about supposed dislike for Beaverhead County. The writer thanks friends and customers for loyal support and pledges to continue earning their patronage.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon
Montana
Dillon Tribune
Dillon Examiner
Examiner
Veteran judge praises pain balm in Martinsburg ad
B. I. Crocker aged 84, Justice of the Peace at Martinsburg Iowa, declares sciatic rheumatism in his arm and hip relieved after using three bottles of Chamberlain s Pain Balm. He promises to continue backing the tonic as he has in the past turning fifty cent pieces into dollars. For sale by R L Riley druggist.
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Francis G. Cavers
Geo. Meldrum & Co
B. I. Crocker
Justice of the Peace
Martinsburg
Iowa
Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
I-M
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Willis
Birch Creek Valley
Catholic Announcement
Harry Mitchell
Tribune Book
Dillon, Montana
Eurace
Nicollet Ave
Minneapolis, Minn
R. A. Cobban
H. C. Clark
Cobban-Glark Realty Co
Granite Street
Butte, Mont
Park Copper Mining
Snake River Valley
Denver
G. G. Wright
Megr
Idaho Falls, Idaho
A. L. Anderson
Feed & Sale
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