Waterloo Community Gathers For Busy Spring Term
Special to Tribune Waterloo Mont March 23 Many residents say spring weather invites activity as school opens its summer term for young children with about 30 pupils. Local families travel shops visit church and attend events while neighbors report illnesses and recoveries in the community.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Kate Falconer
Olney
Illinois
Ed. Beall
Pleasant Valley
Geo. Harbison
Twin Bridges
Theresa Held
Lillian
Butte
F. L. Grantley
Whitehall
Hattie Henrich
Wm. Edwards
Silver Star
Carl Henrich
A. W. Kirby
H. Joy Foster
I. Frank Kirby
P. Carney
Clearance Sale Of Apples And Produce In Dillon
Clearance sale runs ten days with good sound apples at 1.75 per box and Joe Davis red apples at 1.50. Best dry land spuds 0.75 per 100 lb, delivered in city. Wagon and car loads 0.60 per 100 lb. F O B Dillon. Cash paid for fresh ranch eggs. Sales room opposite passenger depot Dillon Montana. N S Woop.
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Joe Davis
F. O. B. Dillon
Dillon
Montana
N. S
Local Visitors and Travelers Across Montana and Idaho
Mrs J H McLean returns to Butte after weeks on the opposite side of the river. Doc Erwin visits from Dillon on business. Ralston of Big Hole buys cattle from McLean. Charles Beehrer visits Dillon. Miss S McElvany trips to Butte. Levi Cartier and Carl Beehrer visit Dillon and Butte respectively. Clark from near Menan Idaho visits with H Hall and notes better Montana farming. Thad Mauz travels from Maidenock. Mr and Mrs J E David visit while Mr David tend s Uncle Sams interests. O C Gosman and Frank with G Lovell travel from Dillon on business. John Hails loads potatoes for Butte market.
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Tribune
Willis
J. H. McLean
Butte
Doc. Erwin
Dillon
Ralston
Big Hole Basin
McLean
Charles Beehrer
S. McElvany
Levi Cartier
Carl Beehrer
Clark
Menan
Idaho
H. Hall
Montana
Thad Mauz
Maidentock
J. E. David
Glendale
David
Mr. David
Doctor Mahony Returns Home After Illness
Dr K D Mahony returns to Missoula with her father John F Dullea after weeks with sister Mrs J A Browne. The note says she has recovered and praises medicines that aid nature, citing Chamberlains Cough Remedy as helping loosen cough relieve lungs open secretions and restore health. Potts the Druggist sells it.
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K. D Mahony
Missoula
John F. Dullea
J. A. Browne
Potts
Death of Mrs. Henry Utley in Missoula
Mrs. Henry Utley of Pageville died at age 74 in Missoula on March 18 after years of poor health. Survived by son C. L. Utley of Pageville, daughters Maytie Utley of Missoula and Mrs. Clifford Mills of Helena, plus sister Mrs. Newton Page and brothers W. R. Page, R. W. Page, and J. M. Page. Funeral services attended by relatives Sunday. Community notices mention Ladies' Aid meeting and multiple local movements and visits around Pageville and nearby towns.
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Tribune
Pageville
Missoula
Montana
Henry Utley
C. L. Utley
Maytie Utley
Clifford Mills
Helena
Newton Page
W. R. Page
R. W. Page
J. M. Page
Twin Bridges
Utley
Ladies’ Aid Society
Quincy Talcott
Adolph Stewart
Dillon
Jesse Bartholomew
Wibaux
Ernest Page
Clayton Page
Alder
Wm. Stewart
Elmer -Page
Dell notes and social life fill Easter week in Sheep Creek area
Special to TRIBUNE from Dell March 24 details Fern Andrus visiting her Dillon college family, Claude Downing renting the Sage Creek ranch, and a local St Patrick ball in Lima drawing Dell residents. Updates include beef shipments to Omaha, hotelier Hain’s Chicago trip, local dance attendance, a hospital patient’s progress, a new baby, a ranch sale and town moves, and a first practice of a Dell orchestra led by Herb Maddox.
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Tribune
Dell
Fern. Andrus
State Normal College
Dillon
Sheep Creek
Claude Downing
Ed. McNinch
Sage Creek
Claude
St. Patrick
Lima
E. M. Martinell
Omaha
W. J. Hain
Dell Hotel
Chicago
H.C. Patterson, Jr
J. H. Hoffman
C. E. Crawford
St. James Hospital
Butte
D. O. Ray
L. B. Seybold
Issouri
J. T. McKnight
Pete Anderson
Herb Maddox
M. Dowling
Minstrelsy in Bostonese and Epictetus contrasted
A dialogue fragment contrasts Roman stoic Epictetus with a lofty epic narrative in a mock Bostonese minstrel style. The piece mentions scholar Wendell Osgoodson announcing a stage recitation about the Apotheosis of the Ephemeral. An advertising notice promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as trusted by women.
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Ticklewell
Wendell Osgoodson
Chicago Tribune
Chamberlain
Potts
Deweidt
The Men's Supper Before the Butte Conference
Dillon churchmen plan a Parish House supper on Thursday March 31 hosted by the Episcopal Ladies' Guild. The event promotes fellowship ahead of the April 12 13 14 Butte gathering expected to draw about 1000 men for the first session banquet. Tickets are 50 cents from church delegates.
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Dillon
Ladies’ Guild
Episcopal Church
Butte
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