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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1909

Page

8

Beefs Trade Moves as Seattle Firm Tops Basin Purchases

In Big Hole Basin activity George Mudd returns with 300 to 400 head of mixed cattle while Frye Bruhn of Seattle buys over 6 000 head for about 360 000 and ships most cattle around May 4. George Woodworth sends 600 head toward Bedrock but sells to Carsten Packing Tacoma via L H Pauley after buyers press for priority. George Loss and Marguerite Campbell wed in Butte at St Patrick’s church.

T. D. Seefield Squaw Creek George Mudd Madison County F. J. Frazier Frye- Bruhn Company Seattle C. W. Francis A. J. Turner Chris Wilke John Helm Thornton Hotel Minnesota Frye-Bruhn Company George Woodworth L. H. Pauley Carsten Packing Company Tacoma

Dell Local News Highlights Spring Social and Loss

Special to Tripune. Dell May 5. Spring bonnets and fluffy ruffles are in fashion for widows. Farming advances slowly. Clarence Wall visited Dillon then Bannack in H C Patterson’s auto. Two local baseball teams show promise for medals this summer. The I O O F dance in Lima drew many Dell attendees. May 14 Forester’s Lodge dance in Sheep Creek canyon planned. Mr Sager dies near Deer Lodge. funeral held Monday with community sympathy. Gertha Warman begins teaching. Townsend visits Butte and Whitehall. Del Monte snow and cow purchases noted.

Tripune Dell Clarence Wall Dillon H. C. Patterson Adda, Ford Lima Rose Dowling H.C. Patterson and Son Iris Peeples Bessie Wall Zella May Lillie Morse Dacia Hain Effie McNinch Messrs. May Wall Hungate Fleming Frank Nelson Frank Foster Dubuque Iowa Mrs. Dowling

Try Chamberlain's Liniment for Rheumatism Relief

Advertises Chamberlains Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism caused by cold or damp conditions. Claims nine of ten cases are muscular and respond to vigorous application with quick relief. Sold by Potts the druggist. 1-m

Chamberlain Potts

Stomach and Liver Tablets Ease Biliousness Claim

Mrs Rosa Potts of Birmingham Alabama credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with relieving biliousness and constipation. She says the tablets improve appetite, vitality and digestion by purifying the stomach liver and blood and aiding natural function. Sold by Potts druggist. 1-M

Chamberlain Rosa Potts Birmingham Ala Potts

Local Notes From Medicine Lodge and Dillon Area

Special report from Medicine Lodge notes Frank Rife in Dillon last week. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Armstrong move into the F. M. Andrus home. Pearl Eaton Eda Craver Helen Rife Mary Skoning appear in local visits. Mrs. W. M. Stewart and Edna ill with tonsillitis. Billee endorses Chamberlain's Salve for burns and scalds sold by Potts druggist.

Tribune Medicine Lodge Frank Rife Dillon P. W. Armstrong F. M. Andrus Place Pearl Eaton Eda Craver Helen Rife Mary Skoning Craver Ranch W. M. Stewart Edna Billee

Death shocks Waterloo community in quiet Saturday morning

Waterloo residents were stunned by news of a sudden death on Saturday morning. The report notes a fatal event in the community, with authorities expected to release more details.

Tribune Waterloo

Chamberlains Liniment for Rheumatic Pain Relief

Advertises Chamberlains Liniment as a new effective remedy for chronic and muscular rheumatism and acute inflammatory rheumatism. Claims quick relief for lame back, lame shoulder, stiff neck, and muscle soreness from exercise or injury. Available from Potts, the druggist.

Chamberlain Potts

Local Notes and Sightings Across the River Community

Willis and Twin Bridges residents share visits from Butte and Melrose. Frank Young visits relatives. Chris Rieber welcomes a baby girl. Accidents and horse injuries reported. J A Browne drives cattle toward Dillon. A bridge near Willis and wind damage raise concerns as snow lingers. Canary dies at sixteen days.

Tribune Willis Joe Mauz Apex James Page Twin Bridges Beehrer Brothers Wilhelmina Retzig Butte Theresa Reichle Frank Young Chris Rieber Chris Adelbert Beaver Big Hole Retzig Melrose J. H. McLean Miller Dillon Sweet Sixteen Canary

Whooping Cough Dangers Highlighted and Remedy Endorsement

An old notice warns that whooping cough can be more deadly than scarlet fever and often leads to pneumonia. It cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective in many epidemics and includes a testimonial from Delbert McKeig of Harlan Town praising its use for his nine month old child. Potts, the local druggist, carries the product.

Chamberlain Delbert McKeig Harlan Town Potts

Local Visitors and Family News From Twin Bridges

James traveled to Twin Bridges on business Saturday. C A Saffle returned to Butte by Friday morning train and came back with Mrs Saffle. Mr and Mrs Talcott and family visited Twin Bridges last Friday. Mrs Ella Boyle nurse from Seattle visited Mrs Johnson who is improving. Mrs Boyle left Monday. Mr and Mrs Brown returned to Twin Bridges to live after a month. Mrs M A B Page visiting Mrs Johnson. Miss Kate Gustin left for Missouri April 30 and will visit Pageville then return in July. Mrs Clara Burtch heard of aunt C H Stevens death in North Dakota aged 84. Verna Bird called in Pageville last Sunday. Earl Johnson, Mrs Redfield and Mrs Page visited Twin Bridges Saturday. Mrs Barshaw visited her daughters in Butte last week. Adolph Stewart to represent Beaverhead county high school at Missoula interscholastic meet.

Boyle Brown W. M. Johnson Twin Bridges M. A. B. Page C. H. Stevens North Dakota M. L. Page Earl Johnson H. A. Redfield Orrin Page Barshaw Butte Adolph Stewart Missoula Beaverhead County

Yoggies BLACKTAIL and Local Planting Notes

Blacktail May 6 report shows Holman planting six to seven acres of potatoes for Mr Hoge five acres for Charlie Humes and a small patch for S R Eldridge using an automatic planter. Community updates include visits by Misses Mary and Mida Mitchell and Mrs Eldridge, health news, and local labor activity.

M. Holman Hoge Charlie Humes S. R. Eldrigde Mary Mida Mitchell Eldridge C. W. Brown Illinois Miss Crowder Mary Wilson Dillon C. D. Foster E. O. Selway W. H. Wilson Waters Pearl Holden Curtz S. R. Eldridge Riverside Texas

Pageville Notes Irene Kelly Travel to Dillon

Miss Irene Kelly was a passenger on the coach to Dillon last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Paige and son were with her.

Tribune Pageville Irene Kelly Dillon Elmer Paige

Cattle Mixups Hit Morrison Steers In Montana

Polaris reports that Montana March and April mischiefs caused extra costs in cattle dealings. Stockman Jas. Lamb from Idaho Falls visited, impressed by the Big Hole valley beef industry and potential relocation. About 1500 fat steers to pass Grasshopper en route to the coast have arrived early, with more to come.

Polaris Tis Nature Montana Morrison Jas. Lamb Idaho Falls Big Hole Valley Lamb Grasshopper Big Hole

Polaris Notes and Local Arrivals at May Dawn

Frank Gorman returns to Dillon with a young male friend after a winter in Connecticut. Several Polaris residents travel to Dillon for business and visits, including Chas Richardson and Ed Marchesseau, Jr. The column notes social gatherings, family moves, new pupils, cattle shipments, and ongoing spring work with a call for government feed.

Frank Gorman Connecticut Dillon David Pierson Dion al. Zeams Butte Salmon Oye Milton Hayes Euclide Gautier Buffalo Creek Richard Haines Chas Peterson Michael Steel Harrison Place Chas. Richardson J. C. Harrison McConnell Mesdames McConnell, Hickson Marchesseau Messrs. Hickson Ed. Marchesseau, Jr

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Mr. Brown Sleepytown Mr. Strong Mr. S Strong Wakefulville A. Wy Sager Sager Dempsey ‘Creek Deer Lodge Wm. Held M. T. Carney Hazel Eldah McCall T. D. Townsend Gertha Warman Chas. Townsend J. W.W. Lusher Fair Store Whitehall Katie Smith Wm. Dalgrimple Per Feterad Dr. R. V. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y Dr. Pierce Moorea Association R. V. Pierce Buftelo N. Y R Troyyryy Willis Scott & Decker Armstead The Dillon Bakery Kuntie Starr Messrs Thomas Ellis George Pyle Ed. Marchesseau Robert Khuni Kansas City God's Country Hickson Horse Prairie J. McConnell Mattie Harrison Sylvester Hirschman Harold Edith Renéau District Louis Kreuger Furey Burrwes Armstead, Mont Lion Chris Snyder
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