Beautiful weather in Polaris hides a blustery 13th birthday irony
Polaris notes unusually warm spell over two months in Montana with a 13th day freeze of 20 degrees below. Local items include John Meyers buying four-year-old geldings for 450 dollars, cattle moves, ranch work shifts, and a birthday party hosted by Mrs. Jno. H. Judge for her husband, filled with decorations and games. FLUFFY RUFFLES.
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Tribune
Polaris
Montana
John Meyers
Comet Mountain
Dillon
Elmer Bateman
Mr. Bennett
Jules Wenger
Jackson
J. Williams
Roy Spencer
William Welburn
Harrison Ranch
Beaverhead Ranch Company
Apex
John and
Thomas Pendergast
Fox
Our
Helen Judge
Big Hole
Ryburn
Dunn
Harold Reneau
Mr. Davis
J. C. Harrison
Mrs. Harrison
Harrison
Thomas Ellis
Claude Stover
Wood Live Stock Company
Spencer
Idaho
Campbell
Missouri
Jas. Cochrane
Cochrane
Elkhorn
Jno. H. Judge
John
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad for Children
An advertisement urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children with confidence. It claims no opium or narcotics and markets it as a quick cure for coughs and colds to which children are susceptible, sold by Potts the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Potts
John D. Rockefeller
Armstead News Highlights May 1910 Local Visits and Accident
Armstead reports include John Duffy visiting Chicago construction work, T G Patterson visitors from Armstead, Chief Engineer Bacon returning from the East, Dieffenderfer in Dillon, and Miss Goldie Robinson hosting an evening party. Engine No 18 derailed near Armstead due to a spring freshet washout, with uninjured crew. C S Hall resigns from Armstead Q S L R R agent post. H H Bates returns from Lemhi valley roundup. G E Alkire from Butte visits Armstead. Former residents Mr and Mrs W H Gardner depart.
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Armstead
John Duffy
MacArthur Bros
Chicago
T. G. Patterson
Dillon
T. H. Bacon
C. O. Dieffenderfer
Goldie Robinson
Col
Alf. Decker
Dr. Donovan
Butte
Gilmore & Pittsburg
C. S. Hall
H. H. Bates
Lemhi Valley
W.H. Gardner
rTesidentsfoff'Armstead
Armstead clubs prep for fast action and Halley plan
In Manhattan Montana Mr Gardner plans an extensive building contract. Armstead hosts a Ladies Aid meeting May 3 with large turnout. A F McInnis contemplates a east trip and heads Armstead Field Club practice. Team lineup includes D R Cole and McInnis among others. Halley comet scheme eyed by owners with Prof A A McInnes to study its acti ons. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertise.
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Manhattan
Montana
Gardner
Mills of God
Armstead
A. F. McInnis
F. P. Bulger
Salmon City
Idaho
D. & R.G. Cole
F. T. Wilter
D. O. Martin
E. H. Brunow
H. H. Bates
Daniel Roarty
Gordon Guptill
J. B. Baxter
A. F.mcinnis
Duane Wheeler
W. McNeron
W. F. Libbey
C. O. Diffenderfer
C. A. Brigham
F. E. McIntosh
D. A. Martin
A. F. McInnes
A.A. McInnes
Great Excuse
Nietzsche
Willis May 4 List of Local Visitors and Trips
Mrs M Reichle traveled from Willis to Butte then Plains, Wash visiting the Mission and friends. Miss Anne Breen went to Butte for an examination and returned. Stephen Kambich made a brief county seat visit. Geo Lester Chauvin and Templeman of Butte stayed at Reichle's. Ambrose Zeigler visited Dillon. G J Ferguson from Dillon came up on business. A M Johnson Chas Wilson Mr Boone and Ferin from Dillon autoed here. tire puncture occurred and car left at Reichie's before returning to Dillon. Theresa Reichig and Ida …
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Tribune
Willis
M. Reichle
Butte
Plains
Wash
Anne Breen
Stephen Kambich
Geo. Lester
Chauvin
Templeman
Reichle
Ambrose Ze
Local Notices From Wise River Neighborhood
Census taker Ralph Richards visits the Wise River area while Wm Barbour recent county seat trip is noted. Elizabeth Hetterline of Plains visits the Reichle home as illness spreads with many sick and a newborn girl in danger. Chamberlain liniment advertised for fast relief and cure. Potts the Druggist sells it.
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Ralph ‘Richards
Wise ‘River
Wm. Barbour
Elizabeth’ Hetterline
Plains
Reichle
Wood Live Stock Company
Local Social at Masonic Lodge and Town News
The Masonic lodge held a pleasant social with parlor games songs and recitations by Mrs. E A Sweet Miss Williams and G A Williams. Speeches were given by the worshipful master C W Francis and others. A local ankle injury and ranch visits are noted along with several town updates and a Chamberlains remedy endorsement.
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Masonic Lodge
E. A. Sweet
Miss Williams
G. A. Williams
C. W. Francis
Dave Hennig
J. E. Shaw
Bristow
Henni
Odd Fellows Lodge
Paul Jahnke
Montana Oreway Mining Company
Herman Mussigbrod
Warm Springs
Mitchell & Mussigbrod
Bowen
Allen Plimpton
Anaconda
Frye-Bruhn Company
Seattle
C. H. Strawbridge
Ben Froman
Dillon
Waterloo Notes and Local Visits May Day
May 4 report from Waterloo notes census work by J. C. Mahoney, Miss Hattie Henrich’s summer plans in Norris, and visits by R. T. Barkell and family with Lena Cochran e and son in a new Ford. Whitehall visitors T. D. Townsend and H. T. Townsend, county road concerns, Emma McCall at Elliott home near Norris, and visits by Mrs Charess Virden and Mrs Mitchell of Minneapolis. Frosts feared to have caused damage.
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Waterloo
J. C. Mahoney
Hattie Henrich
Norris
R. T. Barkell
Silver Star
Lena Cochrane
T. D
H. T. Townsend
Whitehall
Emma. McCall
Elliott
Charess Virden
Twin Bridges
Mitchell
Minneapolis
Carney
Butte
Local Notes and Visitors Headline a Busy Week
Arthur Nolte remains improving after illness as neighbors, including Wilhelm family, host at Carney home. J W Powell of Pony. three touring cars from Butte visit White Rock ranch. Davis family spend Sundays at their ranch. Fay Curtis visits Butte. Frank Held plans move to Salmon City. Chamberlains Tablets praised for stomach and liver relief. Potts Drugstore sells them.
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Arthur’Nolteithe
Wilhelm
Patrick Carney
Jet Walbert
Swillaw’ Creel
Ji W. Powell
Pony
Raleigh
Butte
Rock, Ranch
A.j.davis
Medicine Lodge notes from May day report
Special to Tribune Medicine Lodge May 4 T. B. Craver attended the G A R encampment in Helena on Tuesday Frank Rife made a business trip to Dillon Monday Miss Ida Loeffler spent a few days in Dillon Alfred Jolly returned from Butte after eye treatment Mr Wilson left for Yellowstone Park to supervise construction Spring rains are welcomed by all
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Tribune
Medicine Lodge
T. B. Craver
Helena
Frank Rife
Dillon
Ida Loeffler
Alfred Jolly
Butte, Moore
Wilson
Yellowstone Park
Illee
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Dart Hardware & Implement Co
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Miss Hatch
A. Jardine Rife
Sebree Street
Union Electric Co
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