Willis county letters note births and local doings
Ed Call from Willow creek welcomed a baby boy and reports mother and child well. Mrs. Charles Beehrer visited Dillon. M A Patton and Mr. Williams shipped lumber to Dillon Lumber Co. Matt Polish moved hay to Butte. Winnifred Dillon visited Butte. Elmer Bateman and John Jackson returned from a wedding in Jackson. Several men tracked stock and sawmill workers moved to Spencer Idaho. Weather turns warm after cold spell.
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Tribune
Willis
Ed Call
Willow Creek
Charles Beehrer
Dillon
M. A. Patton
Mr. Williams
Dillon Lumber Company
Matt Polish
Butte
Miss Winnifred Dillon
Elmer Bateman
John Jackson
Jackson
Glendale
Jack Woodside
Hilary Tait
Beaver
Residents and visitors list at Waterloo town and nearby ranches
Waterloo notes report Mr and Mrs John Alexander renting garden ground at Townsend ranch. Miss Alice Sager leaves for Butte to study stenography. Visitors include Z D Foster from Whitehall and Mrs Townsend’s daughter. Local residents Curnow of Butte plan poultry farming at Holland ranch. Teachers Helen Schroeder and Sager host. Frank Dern Otto Nolte visit. O Thornley repairs Whitehall residence for Conductor F E Nelson. Two mining experts examine Dan Hartin property. Robert Farmer handles Riverside ranch spring work. I Bechtel from Butte visits Sager home. Harry Winslow ill near Silver Star, improving. Mrs Wm Dean staying near Renova for rheumatism with daughter. William Held travels to Butte with pork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Waterloo
John Alexander
South Boulder
Townsend Ranch
Alexander
Alice Sager
Butte
Business College
Z. D. Foster
Whhiteall
T. D. Townsend
Curnow
Holland Ranch
Helen Schroeder
Whitehall
Sager
Frank Dern
Otto Nolte
Waterloo Friends
O. Thornley
F. E. Nelson
Dan Hartin
P. Carney
Robert Farmer
Riverside Ranch
Bechtel
Harry Winslow
Silver Star
Wm. Dean
Pruett Springs
Renova
William Held
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health Restorers
An advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery a non patent medicine tonic for digestive and liver issues. It lists ingredients from native roots, cites medical authorities, offers a free booklet, and promotes Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a complementary aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Medical
Pierce
Golden Discovery
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Help Potts Patient
Mrs Rosa Potts of Birmingham Alabama reports relief from biliousness and constipation after using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. She says the tablets relieve ill feeling at once and strengthen digestion, purifying stomach liver and blood and aiding natural function. Sold by Pott's the Druggist. 1-m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rosa Potts
Birmingham
Ala
Pott
Centennial Valley News Roundup and Local Deployments
Miss Laura Kittson starts a seven month teaching term in Ennis with Miss Edith Williams taking charge in Hanson district. Mrs. Carrie Wetmore recovers from tumor surgery in Butte while staying with daughter Goldie. James Dodd hauled cows within the valley and to Madison valley as beef becomes scarce. James Doyle shipped two cars of fat steers to Omaha as Lakeview Land & Cattle sent fourteen cars. Sheriff Kadell of Virginia City searched for Bert Vetter without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lakeview
Laura Kittson
Ennis
Edith Williams
Hanson
Joe Duff
Butte
Carrie Wetmore
Madison Valley
James Doyle
Omaha
Lakeview Land & Cattle Company
C. L. Kadell
Virginia City
Bert Vetter
Delta Iowa Pair Wed in Dillon on 27th
Dr Frank Jones son of J A Jones and Miss Florence Walker of Delta Iowa wed in Dillon on the 28th after meeting years ago in Iowa. Mrs Geo Gamer of Lake Idaho is slowly recovering and Mrs Smith of Lake Idaho, over 80 and frail, has had whooping cough. GRANGER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jones
J. A Jones
Florence. Walker
Delta
Iowa
Dillon
Mr. Jones
Miss Walker
Geo. Gamer
Lake
Idaho
Smith
Whooping Cough Advice and Local News Notes
February saw whooping cough in a Durand family with Mrs. A Goss praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children. Polaris gossip includes Dr R H Ryburn visiting, ranch sales, a wild horse accident, and local schooling notes. The piece ends with a note on Chamberlains Liniment as rheumatic relief.
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Lane
Hartland
Chamberlain
A. Goss
Durand, Mich
Pott
Cure of dysentery with Chamberlain remedy urged
An honored townsman suffered a severe dysentery attack and, after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, was promptly cured. Druggist M J Leach of Wolcott VI states he kept it in stock and sold it through Pott's the Druggist. 1-m
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Chamberlain
M. J. Leach
Wolcott
Pott
Pageville Social Notes and Local Greetings
Pageville daily notes record calls by Rev. and Mrs. Hardy and Miss Charlton. Theora Mercer to perform in Twin Bridges recital at Mrs. R. R. Tovey's class. Alice Charlton of Canada visiting Twin Bridges. Redfields dine with grandparents in Pageville. Edith Snow returns home from Blaine. Jessie Redfield hosts Sunday School class. various residents mentioned with health and travel updates.
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Twin Bridges
Tracy Bushnell
Panama
California
Pageville
Montana
Clayton Page
Bozeman
Marie Fuqua
W. R. Page
W. F. Nye
Jessie Redfield
Dr. Wilson
Rodney Page
H. A. Redfield
Tribune
David Hardy
Charlton
Hardy
Theora Mercer
R. R. Tovey
Central
C. L. Utley
A. E. Wilcomb
McCarty Range
Alice Charlton
Alberta
Canada
Ralph
James
Adelbert
Donald Redfield
C. A. Saffle
Edith Snow
R. L. Martin
Blaine
R. W. Page
Lester Page
George Mercer
Better way to keep family longer at table
A grocer refunds your money if you dislike Schilling's Best products. the store pays him to guarantee satisfaction and keep customers gathered at meals.
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Schilling
Redrock Social Notes and Local Movement Near Dillon
Mrs Rose Hennign returned to Butte from Redrock Apr 30. Miss O E Craver passed through en route to San Francisco to see the U S fleet. Deschnau of Junction visited on return from Anaconda. Miss Dawes to spend Sunday in Dillon. Bedrock team to play in Dillon next Sunday. Zella May visited Dillon Sunday with Miss Pearl Ward at Naormi. V May left for Seattle to seek boat employment. J W Grant and T W Lanphear serve on the jury this week.
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Tribune
Redrock
Rose Hennigan
Butte
O. Eda Craver
San Francisco
California
Deschnau
Junction
Anaconda
Miss Dawes
Dillon
Bedrock
Zella May
Argenta Briefs Report Dated April in Argenta
Mr Tibbetts visited Dillon on business. Tony French is summoned for jury duty in Dillon. Banning left Argenta for Bald Mountain. Charles Baggott won a contract to install telephone and fence poles at Forestery station. McCormick says the new air compressor is daily expected at the mine. A dance is set for next Friday night. Barry drove from Dillon for a light amusement, drawing comments on his mood and the blue atmosphere around the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Argenta
Tibbetts
Dillon
Tony French
Banning
Bald Mountain
Charles Baggott
Forestery
McCormick
Butte-Argenta
Barry
Perjury Case of Fred L Stone Continued to November
The perjury case of Fred L Stone was continued to the November term with trial by jury. The defendant is charged by his former wife with perjury during a divorce action two to three years ago. Absent witnesses and no trial date led to a motion for continuance and the term was extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Stone
Local notes update from Lima and surrounding area
Special to Tribunes Lima report lists Mrs J D Brandenburg returning home after two months away. Mrs Rich Gallagher visiting Dillon. W A Jones of Dillon in Lima on business. Mr and Mrs Hugh Daily visiting Michigan. Mrs Adolph Hoffman visiting Utica. T A Bruner welcomed a new daughter last Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribun
Lima
J. D. Brandenburg
Rich Gallagher
Dillon
W.A. Jones
Hugh Daily
Michigan
Adolph Hoffman
Utica
T.A. Bruner
Local Society Notes and Small Town Happenings
Miss M McGowan and Mrs Keller bind in Spokane as brides in Kalispell. Joe Wiksdal visited Lima last Tuesday. Vene Patterson and newborn at home. Ernest Perigo promoted to foreman in Butte O S L shops. Short Line adds third shift Roy Rehardson returns. C T Kemp visits Dillon. Car-checker post at O S S abolished. Mr MacDonald of Kemps returns from Plains burial. Mrs John Cheney to Seattle for new home with husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Roy Rehardson
C.T. Kemp
Dillon
O.S. S
McDonald
Kemp
Clark Case Dismissed for Grand Larceny Charge
The case against Fred A. Clark for grand larceny was dismissed this morning on the County Attorney’s motion. The charge stemmed from claims that Clark stole twenty large steel wolf traps from a storehouse behind the Froman lodging house. The complainant, Mrs. Arlie A. Froman, was unavailable in Idaho. her telegram stated she could not return for the trial. With no witness to prove the principal offense, the court dismissed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Clark
Melton
Clark
Arlie A. Froman
Froman
Dillon
Prinje
Dillon Public Library Evening Hours for Book Distribution
The Dillon Public Library announces evening hours for book distribution from 7 to 9 30. Readership can visit Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays. Friday afternoon 4 to 6 and Saturday afternoon 3 to 6 are also available. Tuesday and Friday evenings the library is open to readers.
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Dillon Public Library
Under license arrests total for 1906 period
A historical note records arrests under license from November 17 to December 7, 1906 totaling 224 with 150 listed as drunks The entry also mentions under no license totals for November 7 to December 7 with similar counts
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Pahnish Bros
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Long Beach
John Judge
Andy Pyle
Butte Butchering Company
Andy
Big Hole
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the Tribune
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C. W. Scott
Tate
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C. B. Allred
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H. W. Cavender
Josie Danley
Chas. Dummel
Jack Frances
Florence Geehak
Verna Griffet
Miss L. Johnson
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H. L. Rasmussen
R. Rhea
D. O. Verling
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