County News Letters from Willis Special to Tribune
Hayes Cannon of Butte visits Julius Hartwig and Ed Nyhart of Beaverhead valley also visits. J Kambich of Glendale visits his brother Steve. Studebaker wagon agent from Idaho Falls calls on Mr Williams Lost Creek. Mrs George Riebich visits Steve Kam Bich. Joe Vanney returns from sheep work Spur. J A Browne takes fine horses to Dillon. Swofford of Melrose visits Beehrers. Alois Fassler goes to Dillon. Many neighbors suffer colds. Spring is cold with strong wind. Browne begins spring work. Anderson and Forbush visit Dillon. Deeley returns from Dillon to Mines. Barrett and Craver in Dillon on Friday. Decker attends beet sugar convention and horse sale. Mrs Fero Marchesseau returns from Butte. Mrs Parkinson returns to Utah. Sam Chaffin moves to Crabbtree leased ranch. Ferris and wife on Joe Hainds ranch while cattle purchased. Brenner family called to Butte for Wellcome illness. Lorance brings a cream colored saddle horse. A Vance comes from Butte to Armstead then to Bloody Dick. Geo and Wm Tash visit from Grasshopper valley. Burkholder and Selway meet mining expert from Salt Lake City to inspect Horse Prairie mines. Rev Robert of Lima and Presiding Elder Mills of Helena visit. J W Scott attends smoker for Gov Norris. Armstead Piker ad promotes Chamberlain tablets for stomach and liver. Mrs V J Hain and Daisy Hain visit Butte. Mr Simmons from grocery firm visits. Smith Ames in Dillon. Chamberlain Salve advertised for skin diseases. Potts the Druggist sells samples. dn
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Willis
Hayes Cannon
Butte
Julius Hartwig
Ed. Nyhart
Beaverhead Valley
John Kambich
Glendale
Steve
Studebaker Wagon Company
Idaho Falls
Wiliams
Lost Creek
George Riebich
Baby
Steve Kambich
Joe Vanney
Spur
Charles Beehrer
J. A. Browne
Dillon
B. G. Swofford
Melrose
Alois Fassler
Hans Anderson
Geo. Forbush
Grant
Jas. Deeley
Martin Barrett
T. B. Craver
Gol. Decker
Fero Marchesseau
Parkinson
Jnc. B. Wellcome
Jack Lorance
Martin Barrett Ranch
Dilton
Jack
A. Vance
Armstead
Bloody Dick
Geo
Wm. Tash
Grasshopper Valley
Dan Burkholder
H. B. Selway
Salt Lake City
Horse Prairie
Rev
Robert
Lima
Presiding Elder Mills
Helena
J.w. Scott
Beaverhead Club
Edwin Norris
Cuban professor endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Prof H A Howell of Howell's American School Havana Cuba reports his baby suffered a severe cold, decline, and breathing trouble before Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gave prompt relief. He credits the remedy with saving the child's life and notes it is sold by Potts the Druggist.
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H. A. Howell
Howell
Havana
Cuba
Potts
Armstead visit and mine operation notes in Dillon
Armstead March 26 report from Dillon notes Frank Blair and wife staying several days. J H Youngken, Monument mine superintendent, passed through last Thursday en route to Butte. Monument property may resume operations soon. F G Cavers and R W Fielder of Dillon in the area taking grocery orders. Nearby residents expect ample eatables. Joe Moore and Horace Beach of Salmon visited, bringing beef steers fed at Paiment ranch near Grant with plans to ship soon.
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Armstead
Frank Blair
Dillon
J. H. Youngken
Monument
Butte
F. G. Cavers
R. W. Fielder
Joe Moore
Horace Beach
Favorite Prescription for Women’s Ailments Promoted
An ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for a range of female symptoms including headaches backache fatigue and irregular periods. It claims the formula strengthens the body and pelvic organs and warns against miracles while offering free consultation and the Physician's Adviser with stamps for delivery.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Melrose notices and changes loom large this week
A postponed dance due to sickness shifts to the 27th with a free dance by Milo French. The Glasgow versus McCauley horse case ends with the horse awarded to Thorn ton. Several residents visit, move, or fall ill amid scarlet fever scares. Melrose reports no current cases and local deaths and property changes continue.
Cham berlain Liniment Praised for Muscle and Rheumatic Pains
A reader is told that Cham berlain's Liniment offers effective relief for muscular and rheumatic pains and sprains. It is suitable for sore muscles, lame backs, and deep seated pains with 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by Potts the druggist.
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Redrock Social Notes From March Visit Dispatch
Mrs Pat Desmond and daughter Mary travel to Salt Lake City for two weeks with friends. Mr and Mrs Louis Anderson visit town for a couple of days. Rev Mills district presiding elder delivers service last Tuesday. Pastor Rev Roberts to preach April 5 at 7 30 p m. Mrs Eunice Selway and daughter Eliza stay with T B Craver this week. Mr Jessee in town for a few days. Mrs Snow has been visiting in
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Pat Desmond
Mary
Salt Lake City
Louis Anderson
Mills
Roberts
Eunice Selway
Eliza
T. B. Craver
Jessee
Collier and Gay Enroll at Normal College Week Events
Miss Collier of Butte and Miss Gay of Livingston enroll at the Normal college during the past week. Rev E C Mills of Helena addressed Y W C A on The Seven Attitudes Represented by the People at the Crucifixion. Professor Riedelsberger returned from the east and spoke to General Ex students. Walter Wellman will lecture March 27 in the assembly hall on The Story of a Proposed Balloon Trip to the North Pole.
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Lusher
Wesch and
Griffin
Truax
Lima
Esther Willard
Bertha Freeman
Olive Robbins
S. J. Haines
Walter Wellman
Assembly Hall
North Pole
College banners available at Tribune Book Store
Tribune Book Store offers banners flags and pennants for all colleges. Shop displays include school colors mascots and team insignia. Visitors can browse a wide selection suitable for dorm rooms games and fan decor.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Aids Croup, Says Indiana Man
Harry Wilson of Waynetown Indiana praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an excellent cure for croup and cold related throat troubles. He notes early use prevents attacks and cites widespread home use. Potts the Druggist sells the remedy locally.
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Harry Wilson
Waynetown
Ind
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Northwest Stockman features high school building and classes
The Northwest Stockman and Farmer magazine ran a picture of the high school building forge shop and stock judging class. A note mentions agricultural work, a zoology exam, and drawing class projects. Absences include Ray Call Gladys Brackett and Gladys Bingham. Helen Rife visited the school. Elizabeth Sutherland read current events in assembly.
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Ray Call
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Gladys Bingham
Prof. Riedelsberger
Chicago
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General Assembly
Kensington Afternoon Luncheons Honor Mrs Eidson
Mrs J E Monroe hosted two afternoon luncheons at Kensington in honor of her mother Mrs M J Eidson of Kansas City. Guests listed include Mesdames Swain Foote Creighton Rathbone Yeaman Walker Norris Anderson Rife White Bernstein Foote Lovell Cunnard Morse Brackett Conway Paul Melton Anderson Walker Olmsted Orr Best Scott Martin Owsley and Miss Lena Lovell.
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Kensington
M. J. Eidson
Kansas City
Edith Melton
Mesdames
H. H. Swain
L. R. Foote
Creighton
Butte
R. R. Rathbone
Z. B. Yeaman
M. A. Walker
Edwin Norris
Clark Anderson
Reward for information on sheep camp robbery
A $100 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for robbing a sheep camp. The notice is signed by Henry Thompson and mentions the location as a mo loasting camp with a reference to 133 mos.
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Henry Thompson
Tea Your Erdher Returns Your Money It Tou
In a terse, fragmented notice a vendor promises refunds and payment assurances. The misspelled lines hint at a customer service plea about returning money and paying a debtor or supplier.
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Schilling
Fire damages Knapp residence in Tuesday blaze
Clifford Knapp's home narrowly escaped complete loss after a two story fire Tuesday morning. The second floor burned rapidly before two water streams extinguished the flames. No cause is known though it may have started in a closet from mice or faulty wiring. The damage runs to several hundred dollars with no insurance. He plans immediate repairs.
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Clifford Knapp
Knapp
Still prices move upward across stock market
Still prices move upward on all kinds of stock. Cattle remain in moderate supply with a scarcity of good to choice. Thoroughly finished steers would fetch 7.00 if any were here today. Hog bulk 4.75 to 4.85. Veal calves 4.50 to 6.25. Joseph Smith, formerly a Miles City lawyer, has moved to Dillon to practice near Gov Norris on Bannack street.
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Miles City
Dillon
Gov.Norris
Bannack Street
Mr. Smith
Gov. Smith
Big Hole cattle sales drain beef market fast
Beef cattle in the Big Hole basin are being sold off by feeders rapidly with over $200,000 worth sold in ten days or two weeks. Buyers come from Denver Seattle Spokane and Portland paying $4.50 to $4.65 per hundred, estimating more than 4 000 head sold at about 50 per head. Names of sellers include W A Armitage George M Clemon Dishno Livestock Co Frank Husted J E Hollingsworth John Helming and others.
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W. A. Armitage
George M. Clemon
Dishno Livestock Company
Frank Husted
J. E. Hollingsworth
John Helming
John W. Inabnit
Jahnke Bros
Jorgen Jorgenson
Herman Jackson
Antone Jackson
Gist & Keenan
W. L. Jones
Joe Kramer
E. W. Kirk
Soren P. Nelson
J.C. Paddock
Thomas Pendergast
S.S. Patterson
D. N. Paris
J. E. Shaw
John Wenger
Jules Wenger
Percy Willey
Beaverhead Club Holds Smoker for Gov. Norris
Members of the Beaverhead club gave a smoker in Dillon in honor of Gov. Edwin Norris who will move to Helena for an indefinite period. A string orchestra played as George Botts sang, with punch and sandwiches served and cigars passed. Norris spoke briefly thanking the club for the honor.
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Gov
Edwin Norris
Dillon
Helena
Gov. Norris
Mr. Norris
Messrs. Riedelsberger
Maddox
Caffe
Robbins
Mosher
George Botts
Norris
Walnut Tree Cut Down by Leacock Man
N. Weidman of Leacock Pennsylvania recently felled what was likely the country’s largest walnut tree. The trunk measured six feet three inches in diameter and yielded a twenty two foot log with one end eight inches smaller. The tree produced 1300 feet of lumber and weighed four and one half tons.
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N. ¥. Weidman
Leacock, Ps
Cyclist Brock Injured In Downtown Collision
E T Brock collided with another rider at the corner of Washington and Sebree streets last week. Both riders were thrown from their wheels and Brock was unable to work afterward. The other cyclist, unnamed and from the country, escaped injury but his bicycle was destroyed.
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Washington and
Sebree
Mr. Brock
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