County News Letters Special to Tribune Willis May 6
Willis May 6 Stephen Kambich visited Dillon last Thursday on business. Cattle moves involve Frank Taite of Glendale who returned from Beaverhead with 14 head missing several more. Dentists J Cummings Butte claimed several speckled trout specimens. Many locals travel to Dillon for matters and groceries. The piece notes dry range, scarce rain, and looming dry season.
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Tribune
Willis
Stephen Kambich
Dillon
Frank Taite
Glendale
Beaverhead
W. A. Ralston
Dewey
Dr. J. Cummings
Butte
G. Schimmel
Konrad Eberle
Julius Hartwig
J. Miller
California
Henry Holst
Laurin
M. Reichle
G. W. Beehrer
Carl Beehrer
Matt Polich
M. A. Patton
Lost Creek
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets End Biliousness
Mrs Rosa Potts of Birmingham Alabama reports relief from biliousness and constipation after using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. She notes that pepsin preparations and cathartics worsened her condition but the tablets stabilized her digestion and purified her stomach liver and blood. Sold by Pott's the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Rosa Potts
Birmingham
Ala
Pott
Improvements At Local School Grounds Noted In Waterloo
May 6 reports show a neat fence has been erected around the school grounds shade trees planted and a well drilled. Farmers are busy planting fruit trees. Tobey of Mayfield nurseries delivered orders last week. Various locals visited Waterloo or traveled to Whitehall Twin Bridges and Butte.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Michigan Parent
Mrs A Goss of Durand Michigan praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for her daughter whooping cough. She credits Hartland dealer Mr Lane with recommending the product and says it gave best satisfaction. Sold by Potts Druggist. 1-m
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Lane
Hartland
Chamberlain
A. Goss
Durand, Mich
Pott
Redrock Social Notes and Local Sports Roundup
Redrock records a quiet social week with visits by Mrs. F. W. Lamphear and Miss Maude Hill, Lillie Stanfield from Dillon, and E. M. Ames Jr. in Butte. Religious services are slated at the school house Sunday at 10 30 AM. Mrs. T. H. Bacon and daughter Marjorie travel to St Paul and Bellingham. Redrock boys lose to Dillon but show effort. Salmon’s team urged to practice.
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Tribune
Redrock
Country Club
J. B. Hill
F. W. Lamphear
Maude Hill
Dillon
E. M. Ames, Jr
Butte
Lillie Stanfield
Redrock Friends
T. H. Bacon
Marjorie
St. Paul
Minn
Bellingham
Washington
Dysentery Cure Praised By Local Druggist
An honored town citizen suffered a severe dysentery attack and credited Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with his rapid recovery after obtaining it from M. J. Leach, a Wolcott, VT druggist. The remedy is sold by Pott's the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
M. J. Leach
Wolcott
Pott
Lima Marriage and Local News Roundup
Mr. Leo Truax wed Laura Wells at the Peat hotel and left for San Francisco. Lima reports a busy shopping craze at C. T Kemp bankrupt sale as locals note staff moves, family illnesses, and a birthday party.
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Tribune
Lima
Leo Truax
Charles Truax
Laura Wells
Peat Hotel
San Francisco
McDonald
Plains
C. T Kemp
Ben Miller
Schendel
Monida
Bert Paul
Ed. Hungate
Cora Truax
Vance
Dan Curry
Jack Carrigan
Roundhouse
Pocatello
Jno. Thomas
Salt Lake Hospital
Dick Gallagher
Grace Truax
Maidie ‘Rife
Geary Ranch
Edith Hdns
May Thomas
P. F. Rudy
The Most Common Cause of Suffering Rheumatism
The article extols Chamberlains Lotion as relief for rheumatism linking pain relief to rest and sleep. It notes temporary relief can become permanent for some, while old chronic cases due to dampness or weather change may only gain pain relief. It advertises 25 and 50 cent sizes at Potts the Drug.
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Chamberlain
Pott
Argenta items note hires and mining talk
Special to TRIBUNE Argenta May 7 James Milne takes a job with Argenta Dillon Co. Big dance planned Friday. McMannis and son Harry visited Bannack. Mines near Argenta expand with a new operation opening May 10. Track team headed to Missoula. Ruth Knotts ill. Annie Stocker returned home to Box Elder.
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Tribune
Argenta
James Milne
Argenta-Dillon Company
McMannis
Harry
Bannack
Argenta-Dillon
Melvyn and
Tibbetts
Dillon
Orr
Walker
W. Cworr
Messrs. Welch and Doyle
Boston
Graeter
John Phillips
Millen
Lowry
Pendergast
Butte- Argenta Mining Company
John McCoy
Cecile
Oppenheimer
Butte
Argenta Bachelor’s Club
Judson Best
Leroy Willey
Ray Call
Idanha Baker
Elizabeth Sutherland
Minnie Gilbert
Alda Smith
Ray Willey
Henry Burfield
F. D. Willis
Benjamin Willard
Albert Woodside
Joe Allerton
Ray Melton
Prof. Fish
Hortense Paul
Gladys Heyward
Miss Gurnee
Missoula
Ruth Knotts
Annie Stocker
Box Elder
Pageville Notes Highlight Local Appointments and Visits
Special to the Tribune from Pageville on May 6 lists Charley P. Baker named road supervisor succeeding the late H Redfield. Various residents visit, travel to Great Falls, Blaine, Ruby, and Virginia City for hospital care, family care, and a Republican convention.
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Tribune
Pageville
David Hardy
Twin Bridges
Charley P. Baker
H. \. Redfield
Joe Shannon
Butte
H. A. Redfield
Great Falls
Jessie
M. L. Hall
R. H. Fuqua
C. A. Saffle
Leon Saffle
Dorhaffer Ranch
B. F. Yerkes
Evalyn Mercer
Blaine
Pansy
al Bertha Redfield
Clarence Bartholomew
Redfield
Edith Snow
Mary Redfield
Retina staff names announced for next year
Minerva York reports on current events class, the April Retina issue, and a declamatory contest with nine speakers. Judges named Hortense Paul first, Gladys Heyward second, Anna Adamé third, followed by the Retina staff for next year.
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Hortense Paul
Gladys Heyward
Anna Adamé
Retina
Tea Moneyback Promise Claims Full Value for Schilling’s Best
The note states Tea Moneyback guarantees satisfaction or a refund through the grocer if Schilling’s Best tea is not liked. It emphasizes the value and assurance of getting money back for unsatisfactory purchases.
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Schilling
Egyptian Princess entertains Dillon crowd. college notes
The Senior class performance The Egyptian Princess was a hit with audience members from Dillon and visitors from Butte. Intercollegiate Oratorical Association contest in Helena awarded Clapp first and Dinsmore second. Next association meeting in Dillon on May 1 1909. Several students left for home. Violin recital in Gen Ex by Prof. Riedelsberger with Miss Maxwell. Mosher spoke on The Criminal Night Schools. Barbara Heeb and Edith Maynard hosted the cast after the show.
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Dillon
Butte
Kennedy
Hall
Intercollegiate
Oratorical Association
Helena
Clapp
Carroll
Normal College
Clark
Dinsmore
University of Montana
Riedelsberger
Lela Maxwell
Pony
Mosher
Barbara Heeb
Edith Maynard
Letters from Love Breathe Fire in Breach of Promise Case
A husband reads love letters as the wife contends in a breach of promise case. The letters humorously exalt affectionate terms like my dear ducky and mil lion kisses. The couple argues over whether such words excuse the romance and decide to burn the letters.
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Ducky
Peety
London
Understanding Gunpowder Ignition and Explosion Stages
The passage explains three stages of gunpowder ignition inflammation and combustion. It notes ignition starts the first grain inflammation spreads flame across powder and combustion burns each grain. Explosion is a chemical change with rapid gas expansion measured around 9000 times its solid volume.
Why Snow Is White
A concise explanation describes snow whiteness as the blend of all elementary colors in crystal light and the air between crystals. It notes over a thousand crystal forms and that crystals reflect the full spectrum, with occasional pink tints seen on snow sheets.
Snow glare shown to guide travelers by day and night
Under certain sun angles, excessive snow glare can injure eyes in daylight and provide enough light at night to guide travelers in the absence of artificial or moonlight according to the Chicago Tribune.
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Chicago Tribune
Archbishop and the new commandment tale from shipwreck
A washed ashore Archbishop seeks aid from a church dignitary. He is pressed for a belief test on commandments. The archbishop answers with the eleventh commandment, love one another, proving his faith and wit.
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Asher
Ireland
Holding His Job
Michael Callahan a Southern railroad section boss uses a sharp wit to wake a sleeping section hand along the tracks and warns that as long as he slapes he keeps his job, but when he breaks up he has none, in a wry Gael influenced remark from Lippincott's Magazine.
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Michael Callahan
The
Southern Railroad
Callahan
Lippincott’s
Uncalled Letters From Dillon Post Office List
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the above named Dillon Montana post office. If not called for within 30 days they will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC. Names include Adams Thos C, Bammer Chas, Boomer Ralph, Brown Willie, Dewey Helen, Ford Sam, Fuqua Winnifred, Holman M M, Howard Mark, Lunt P G B, Martin Bob, Martin Jack, Malloy Bertoe, McMarten Jim, Nargard J, Powell Roy, Rainer Geo, Reinmer Wn Grae.
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Washington, D. C
Dillon
Montan Adams
Thos. C. Bammer
Chas. Boomer
Ralph Brown
Willie Dewey
Helen Ford
Sam Fuqua
Winnifred Holman
M.M. Howard
Mark Lunt
P. G. B. Martin
Bob Martin
Jack Malloy
Bertoe McMarten
Dillon Public Library Evening Hours Announced
The Dillon Public Library releases evening hours for book distribution and reader access. Open 7 to 9 30 p m Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays for book distribution, with Friday 4 to 6 and Saturday 3 to 6 for reader use, and Tuesday and Friday evenings for readers.
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Dillon Public Library
Pacific Coast Excursions and Dates Promoted
Fragmentary notice lists travel dates from June 1 to September 15 and limits to October 31. Mentions Bee Agens Orensteet Line and "19-7t" as part of the unclear schedule.
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Pacific Coast
Bee Agens Orensteet Line
Sree
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