Big Hole Basin Community News Summary
A local update covers a six round boxing match where Sailor Burke was knocked out in round six by Gallagher in Ellishall. It notes tunnel progress at 300 feet for Montana Oreway Company and social events including a Big Hole Basin club formation meeting, Wisdom lodge Masons entertaining wives, and revival services led by local ministers. Also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a Ripley West Virginia mother praising its safety for children.
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Sailor Burke
Young Gallagher
Ellishall
J. H.youngken
Montana Oreway Company
Jack Romain
Jackson
Jack Spring
Big Hole Basin
Lossi Store
Masons
Wisdom Lodge
Masonic Hall
G. W. Kaufman
W. W. Dinsmore
E. M. Ellis
Community Notes From Waterloo and Surroundings
Waterloo and nearby towns report a light snowfall and plans for soil work this year. P. Carney visits Butte on business while Mrs. Lutey tours the city. E. T. McCall returns from the southern county point. Bert Miller travels to Butte for studies. J. Talbott leases Townsend ranch portion. Walter Everly and Hazel Carney visit Whitehall. H. F. Noyd resumes activity. M. T. Carney visits Twin Bridges.
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Tribune Waterloo
Althe
P. Carney
Butte
Whitehall
Stiff neck relief urged with liniment
Stiff neck from rheumatism of neck muscles is usually one sided. Quick relief may come from Chamberlain's Liniment and no fever or swelling favors external treatment. Not all cases require internal medicines. Potts druggist sells Chamberlain's Liniment.
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Chamberlain
Potts
Horses Driven Out From Big Hole Basin To Dillon Route
A large group of 60 work horses was purchased in Big Hole basin and shipped Sunday toward Dillon. Several loads of cattle were sent to Bedrock for coast shipment. The piece also notes various locals traveling on business, nursing, or visiting, and mentions a humorous line about nightly freezes affecting prosperity.
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Tribune
Polaris
Big Hole Basin
Dillon
Bedrock
Pendergast
Helming
Johnson and Neidt
Bert Cozad
Jackson
Taylor Creek
May Lawrence
Ames Place
John H. Judge
Miss Lawrence
Chas. Richardson
Mary
Lower Valley
Chas. Retallack
Anon Thomas
Thos. Ellis
St. Patrick
Ideal Cough Medicine Praised by Doctor
Dr R E Wiltshire of Gwynneville Indiana hails Chamberlains Cough Remedy as an ideal cough medicine. He notes it safely handles croup and child coughs without opium chloroform or morphine and praises its pleasant efficacy. Sold by Potts druggist.
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Chamberlain
F. F. Starcher
Ripley
W. Va
Potts
R. E. Wiltshire
Gwynneville
Ind
Willis School Opens With Seattle Teacher
March 24 Willis notes the new school starts with Miss May F. Crosmo of Seattle as teacher and twenty two pupils enrolled. Travelers pass through with Frank Fassler from Melrose and Strasser the Butte gunsmith visiting.
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Tribune
Willis
May F. Crosmo
Seattle
Washington
Frank Fassler
Melrose
Strasser
Butte
Big Hole
Matt Polish
John Hails
Dillon
George Bighorn
Medicine Lodge Social News March 24
Lee Robinson and sister Minnie from Englewood Iowa visit at their aunt Mrs T B Craver in Medicine Lodge. Ike Rife and son Ikie visit on the Prairie. T B Craver and son Thomias were in Dillon last week. Mrs W M Stewart has been ill. Frank Rife, a young rancher, went to Armstead on business. Mr Sapod made a trip to Armstead Saturday.
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Tribune
Medicine Lodge
Lee Robinson
Minnie
Englewood
Iowa
T. B. Craver
Ike Rife
Ikie
Thomias
Dillon
W. M. Stewart
Frank Rife
Armstead
Blacktail News Briefs From Dillon Area
Burns Perry reports water at 157 feet while digging a well. Mrs. Grant Kennison of Dillon and Mrs. A Kennison visit. Mrs. Mary Wilson and granddaughter visit the Wilson ranch. Charlie Humes hauled logs for Mr. Smith and now hauls his own. A Kennison couple visits Eldridge. Frank Butler stays with J P Waters. S R Eldridge ill with tonsillitis. Dan Courtney stays at C D Fosters during Mr. Fosters absence. Snow brings smiles to dry land farmers. J P Waters visit Eldridge home Tuesday.
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Tribune
Blacktail
Burns Perry
Grant Kennison
Dillon
A. Kennison
Mary Wilson
Wilson Ranch
Charlie Humes
Mr. Smith
Skin Ailment Relief Promoted by Chamberlains Salve
Nearly all skin diseases cause intense itching and smarting disturbing sleep. Chamberlains Salve provides quick relief, removing itch and smarting almost instantly. Many cases have been cured by its use. For sale by Potts, the druggist. 1-m
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Potts
Sermon Draws Large Audience as Salvation Army Lectures
A large audience heard a compelling sermon on Monday evening followed by an engaging Salvation Army lecture and singing. Mrs. Ida Wold returns from Butte after illness with her brother and Mrs. Hulsizer accompanying her home. Visitors from Dillon, Mrs. Gist and Mrs. Conger, called on Mrs. Dutch Friday afternoon. George Bighorn travels to Twin Bridges to buy cattle. F. A. Mosely and family moved to their ranch on Wednesday. Mrs. Aldridge visits her daughter in Farlin. Mrs. Bryant recovers from erysipelas at her daughter Mrs. Dodgson's home. Henry Bighorn progresses with a broken leg and plans to use crutches soon. Frank Moe and family visit Mrs. Moe's parents in Twin Bridges.
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Salvation Army
Ida Wold
Butte
Aldridge
Farlin
Bryant
Dodgson
Henry Bighorn
Frank Moe
Pleasant Physic from Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
An advertisement urges trying Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for a mild gentle cathartic effect. Free samples available at Potts drug store.
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Chamberlain
Potts Drug Store
Pageville Notes Report Local Appointments and Events
Pageville March 24 C P Baker is re appointed road supervisor of district No 7 by county commissioners. Mrs C Green of Missoula and Mrs Chris Dillet of South Boulder visited their brother A A Linder. Elmer Page hosted guests including Mrs R R Tovey and Mrs D L Taylor. James Shannon and N L Paige shopped in Twin Bridges amid heavy snowfall. Dr and Mrs Milloy and son rode to Dillon to seek a new Idaho location. James Spry wed Jennie Marshall in Twin Bridges with Rev David Hardy and they settled in the Swanstrum house. Rodney Page returned from Huntley while Clayton Page leaves for Wibaux to take a summer surveying contract. C L Utley and Roy sought an occulist in Dillon. Mrs Herbert Johnson died at Twin.
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Tribune
Pageville
C. P. Baker
C. Green
Missoula
Chris Dillet
South Boulder
A.A. Linder
R. R. Tovey
D. L Taylor
Elmer Page
James Shannon
Twin Bridges
N. L. Paige
Swanstrum
Rodney Page
Huntley
Clayton Page
Wibaux
C.L. Utley
Roy
Dillon
Herbert Johnson
Twin
Melrose Social Notes and Local Events
Melrose residents report weddings and visitors as Howard Jones and wife announce May 1 homecoming. Miss Helen Barbour visited Butte for several days. C L Bauman funeral held at Catholic church with many old timers in attendance. The infant son of Frank and Mrs Tate buried Monday evening. Mr Blakely aids Dr McKieur’s barn brickwork. E Meyers and wife return from Nebraska to visit Prof. and Mrs. Evans. Rev Russell from Butte officiated Lacy Jones wedding service Sunday.
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Tribune
Melrose
Howard Jones
Helen Barbour
Butte
C. L. Bauman
Frank Tate
Blakely
Iowa House
MoKieur
E. Pond
G. R. Vance
E. Meyers
Central City
Nebraska
Evans
Miss Fink
Corsby
Rev.Russell
Twin Bridges News Roundup and Local Notes
Reports from Twin Bridges include a burial by Rev. George D King and Rev. Hardy with interment at Twin Bridges cemetery. Local business notes mention a car sale to Mahoney Bros of Wallace Idaho and a motor vehicle owned by Mr Staudaker. Community events highlight junior and prep class basketball celebration and college rhythm class Model Work observations by Miss Innes.
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Innes
Maxwell
Bozeman
Sullivan
Butte
Ketchum
Kalispell
Cleveland
Dillon voter note from 1909 police judge candidate
A 1909 campaign notice to Dillon voters by a candidate for Police Judge announcing candidacy for the April 5 election and pledging personal, undivided attention if elected.
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Waterloo
Mr. Sapod
Billee
Montana State Normal College Music Department
Miss Graeter
Maude Sigler
Beulah Harrison
Assembly Hall
Mayday
Lucile Paut
Edison Orr
Miss Cuttum
Fran Ire
Lucie Pavut
Margaret Poindexter
Olga Anderegg
Sweetheart
Berutau Harrison
Epison Orr
Edwina Yearian
Carrie
Mayuor Sigler
Rathbun
Seeboeck
Engleman
Woodman
Jessie Gaynor
Behr
Sartorio
Riley
Merkel
J. L. Williams
la Baladine
Juanita Thomas
Etude
Moszkowski
Lysberg
C. A. Boyle
Kene Yearian
Lora Maxwell
Epira Remley
Schumann MacDowell
MacDowell
M.V. White
Troidhaugen
Grace Adams
Air de Ballet
Grieg
Leta Maxwell
Pierce
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Leonard Hodges
Sheridan
Ladies Aid Society
M. A. B. Page
O. J. Proutz
Pitcher & Solander
J. Shannon
M. L. Hall
James
Clifford Mercer
Mike Shannon
Ernest Nyhart
Dr. Jordan
William Stewart
Rochester
Regie
Mosher
Miss Dunning
Prof
Pigmies
Bell Ringers
Peter Piper
City of
Nas
Alfalfa
Timothy
Alsyke
Millett
Montana
The
Dillon Bakery Soda Fountain
Dillon Bakery
Oda Watef
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