First Farmers Institute Held in Big Hole Basin
The Big Hole basin hosts its inaugural Farmers Institute at Ellis hall with sessions at 2 and 8 p m. T J Murray presided and introduced speakers though attendance dipped morning due to weather. Evening crowd large. Cattle from Swanson Bros. (150 head) bought by Robert Jones for Bales Jones weighed 1290 pounds after shrinkage and to be shipped next month. Church finishing lumber ordered for Wisdom from Divide. H E Thompson to build. Johnny Zorn works on patent non refillable bottle likely to hit market. Dr R H Ryburn returned from Jackson to Poliiris due to M Pyle and Mrs Richardson illness.
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Farmers’ Institute
Big Hole
Ellishall
T.J. Murray
Swanson Bros
Robert Jones
Bales
Jackson
Thompson
Johnny Zorn
R. H. Ryburn
Fournier
Poliiris
M. Pyle
Charles Richardson
Ideal Cough Remedy Praised By Indiana Doctor
Dr R E Wiltshire of Gwynneville Indiana hails Chamberlains Cough Remedy as an ideal safe effective choice for croup and child coughs It contains no opium chloroform or morphine and is sold by Potts the druggist.
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Chamberlain
R. E. Wiltshire
Gwynneville
Ind
Potts
Blacktail March car arrives. ranch building to house it
Blacktail March II report notes W H Wilson's automobile arriving in Dillon Monday. He finished a ranch building to house it for the present. Mrs Theron Moran and children visited Mrs W H Wilson. Margaret Eldridge stayed with Laura Sprinkle. Tom Warner called at the Eldridge home. Mr Holman has logs ready to build a cabin on his homestead. Mrs Eldridge visited Mrs James Berry in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blacktail
W. H. Wilson
Dillon
Pleasant Physic Promoted for Gentle Stomach and Liver Relief
An advertisement urges trying Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for a mild gentle cathartic effect. Free samples are offered at Potts drug store.
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Chamberlain
Potts Drug Store
Local Notes From Medicine Lodge March 17
Special to Tribune Medicine Lodge March 17 Miss Hannah Bro has left Mr Rifes school and returned home F M Andrus spent several days with his family in Dillon Ike Rife and Mrs were Armstead visitors Fred Tauchman visited friends on the Lodge Friday Mrs T B Craver visited the county seat Saturday Frank Rife was in Bedrock Friday Miss O Eda Craver and her brother Thomas visited their sister Mrs Armstrong on Horse Prairie Billee
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Tribune
Medicine Lodge
Hannah Bro
Armstrong
Horse Prairie
Billee
Melrose Notes Report Snow, Moves And Local Happenings
John Jackson reports about a foot of snow on the level in Melrose. Henry Bighorn broke both bones of his leg Sunday needing seven stitches. T. J. Smith and family plan to move to Idaho for a better job. Mr. and Mrs. Flint McCauley anticipate moving to Melrose. Nap Goyer and Will Robbins seek business in Idaho. Local socials include a St Patrick’s ball with Glendale attendees. Dr Molleur builds a barn, Howard Jones finishes a residence, and groceries arrived from Butte ahead of a wedding. The Melrose literary society meets weekly at French’s hall with music, debate, and popular meetings.
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Tribune
Melrose
John Jackson
Big Hole
Henry Bighorn
T. J. Smith
Idaho
Smith
Flint McCauley
Nap Goyer
Will Robbins
Elmer Bateman
Miss Dillon
Miss Chinn
Sanford Shepherd
Roy
Percy Vance
St. Patrick's
St. Patrick's Day Ball, From Glendale. Dr. Molleur
Upper Main Street
Howard Jones
Jones Farm
Butté
John Ried
Butte
Melrose Literary Society
French's Hall
R. E. Dutch
E. N. Evans
Herbert Harvey
Metzel tragedy shocks Lakeview community
The Metzel domestic dispute ended with Mrs. Metzel killing her husband after dinner. She was left unconscious and critical for two days. Sheriff and coroner took the body to Viginnia City for burial as neighbors aided the grieving family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lakeview
Metzel
Tom* Metzel
Madison County
Beaverhead
Viginnia City
Wetmore
A.A. Hayden
Butte
Joe Duff
Joe Smith
Duff
Alice Davis
Wyman
Reis Bros
Culver
Matthew Reis
Addie Jones
Dillon
Fred Hanson
Granger
Stiff Neck Pain Relief With Liniment
Stiff neck stems from rheumatism of neck muscles and usually affects one side. Quick relief can come from Chamberlain's Liniment. Internal treatments rarely needed when no fever or swelling. Sold by Potts, the druggist.
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Chamberlain
Potts
Community Update From Polaris and Surrounding Areas
The Polaris column notes a milder week with temperatures from 25 below to 70 above. Dacotah Mining closes Bald mountain district operations for now. Thomas Haw trip to Elkhorn brings back Mr and Mrs Lew Banning and Mr Felt en route to Dillon. Local workers finish Blue Bell road contract for Herb Selway and depart for Argenta. Jerry Driscoll returns from Dillon with nephew Ray Wilton to recover at home in the hills. Pyle family and Mrs D J Pierson suffer grip. Mr and Mrs Guy Pyle of Belt Montana visit before migrating to Oregon. John Bowers leads Polaris activity while Geo Raiier is away. Miss Masie Marchesseau recovers from grip and can go out again. Mrs Thos Ellis back from Butte after two months. daughter Mrs R Madden improves after rheumatism operation and uses crutches. Mr and Mrs Hickson host dinner with Reno and Hayes families, Mrs C Harrison, Miss Rathbun, and A Zeams. Early signs of spring as blackbirds kildeers meadowlarks seen. snow gone making mail route statutory wagon travel between Bannack and Polaris. Roy and Mrs Roy Cozad visit uncle R Haines at Polaris. Friurry Rurves.
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Tribune
Polaris
Dacotah Mining Company
Bald Mountain
Thomas Haw
Elkhorn
Lew Banning
Felt
Dillon
Argenta
Jerry Driscoll
Ray Wilton
Hills
Grip
Pyle
D. J. Pierson
Guy Pyle
Belt, Mont
M. Pyle
Oregon
John Bowers
Geo. Raiier
Masie Marchesseau
Thos. Ellis
Butte
R. Madden
Bannack
Roy Cozad
Taylor Creek
R. Haines
Friurry Rurves
Dunbar Concert Delights Assembly Hall Audience
Special to TRinuNR reports Monday night the Dunbar Concert Company delivered a varied and delightful program in the assembly hall. Miss Bettes gave a fine address on Behavior as the Result of Elevation during Gen Ex. Saturday saw the spring initiation of Kappa Zeta Nu with new members Misses Thompson Emma Johnson Rossiter and Lawrence. Junior class won the final basketball tournament games Wednesday evening.
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Trinunr
Dunbar ‘Concert Company
Assembly Hall
Dunbar Company
Jacks
Bettes
Gen
Kappa Zeta Nu
Thompson
Emma Johnson
Rossiter
Lawrence
Good Cough Medicine for Children
Seasonal cough and cold advice urges care for children and warns of diphtheria and scarlet fever risks. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is cited as trusted by mothers, noted as non narcotic and safe for children, with Potts the druggist selling it.
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F. F. Starcher
Ripley
W. Va
Chamberlain
Potts
Willis News Highlights and Local Visits
Willis March notes list Chas Robison selling cream separators near town and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Cullea of Silver Star to Browne hosts. Dillon trips include Beehrer Bros. visits and attendance at the Farmers Institute, with Meadowlarks and bluebirds signaling spring. Quotations reflect social commentary on human nature.
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Tribune
Willis
Chas. Robison
John Cullea
Silver Star
J. A. Browne
Carl Beehrer
Farmers’ Institute
Dillon
Bertha
Anna Hae
Mr. Huber
Beehrer Bros
Markus Sudedich
Levi Cartier
Woodside Place
Meadowlarks
Bluebirds
Garden of Eden
Quirky Moves Across the Footing and Farms
A tale of Absalom Foote buying Foote's Shoe Store to move away from city life with a pun on changing feet. Also a London farmer hosts guests who mock farm life while avoiding butter eggs and meat. An Irishman’s humorous savings bank definition ends with a note on one week’s notice.
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Absalom T’vote
Thomas R. Foote
Foote
London
No-o
Liverpool Mercury
Relieft from Itching Skin Diseases with Chamberlains Salve
Diseases of the skin such as eczema tetter salt rheum and barber s itch cause intense itching and smarting. Quick relief comes from applying Chamberlains Salve which allays itching and smarting almost instantly. Many cases cured. For sale by Potts the druggist. 1 m
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Potts
Beaverhead Club Forms Rod and Gun Group
About thirty sportsmen and citizens met at the Beaverhead clubrooms to inaugurate a Rod and Gun Club. Harry T. Poindexter elected president and Dr. M. A. Walker secretary treasurer. Plans include by laws enrollment committees and a larger membership for protecting song birds fish and game. Next meeting set for March 24 with enrollment via F. A. Hazelbaker or Dr. M. A. Walker.
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Beaverhead
Harry T. Poindexter
M. A. Walker
F. A. Hazelbaker
Committee On
Psychic Image Inspires Letter and Portrait Mystery
A remarkable incident connects Professor von Herkomer’s painting The Last Master with a stranger who claims her deceased mother sat for the portrait. The artist realizes the canvas resembles a real mother seen in another painting, prompting an appointment and a claim that the second work faithfully portrays that woman.
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London
Reward for information on Scotland native Scotty Melvin
A reward is offered for information leading to the whereabouts of Duncan Melvin known as Scotty Melvin formerly of Scotland. He is about 5 feet 9 inches tall, 150 pounds, dark complexion with drooping eyes, 52 years old. Last heard six years ago herding sheep near Dillon. He left a considerable sum of money and is sought urgently. Information to L. J. Price's Office. 49-If
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Duncan Melvin
Scotland
Dillon
Scotty” Melvin
L. J. Price
Pleasant St Patrick's Party Celebrates St Patrick's Birthday
Last Wednesday evening at O C Findling's home a group of young people gathered for St Patrick's birthday celebration. Green and white decorations, music, games, and contests shaped the evening with Leroy Willey winning a guessing contest and an apron hemming prize. Helena Lennox won best poem, with several attendees listed, including Misses May Dodgson Lora Guyaz Helen Lennox and Josephine Findling and Messrs Leroy Willey Ray Willey Adolph Stewart Stanley Watson Francis Carroll Warren Selway Will Williamson Harry Martin John Wolf Benjamin and others.
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O. C. Findling
St. Patrick's
Leroy Willey
Helena Lennox
May Dodgson
Lora Guyaz
Helen Lennox
Marie Devine
Leona Besse
Martha Sprinkle
Vera Melvyn
Hazel McDonald
Katherine Fishburn
Alda Smith
Margaret Lennox
Josephine Findling
Leroy
Ray Willey
Adolph Stewart
Stanley Watson
Francis Carroll
Warren Selway
Will Williamson
Harry Martin
John Wolf
Benjamin
Benjamin. Mr. and Mrs. Early Wheat,George Lennox
Mesdames
W. W. Wilson
Ed. Farley
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Big Hole Basin
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y
Pageville
Tripune
Hardy
Big Timber
M. E
David Hardy
Twin Bridges
Rodney Page
Clark Anderson
Garrison
Albert R. Smith
Illinois
Robert Page
Clinton
Henry Utley
Ernest Page
Helena
Clifford Mercer
Henry Wolfe
Floyd R. Burtch
Berthond
Colorado
Peter Wolf
Clara Burtch
Pocatello
Ford M. Burtch
Hagerman
Frank Swartz
Ries
Aid Society
C. P. Baker
Orrin Wilcomb
Dr. Jordan
Sanders
Mauldin Ranch
Diamond O Place
Ny Willis
Nye Schneider Fowler Company
Commision Merchants of South of
Omaha, Nebraska
Chicago
ST. Patrick’s Party
Rclost
Optician
Albert Stamm
Jeweler
Diffon
Montana
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