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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1905

Page

8

Secret to youth and beauty for women

The article promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a key tonic for female health, advising women to read the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser. It cites testimonials and notes the product’s long market history, recommending Pleasant Pellets as a laxative companion.

R. V. Pierce M. D Buffalo N. Y Dr. Pierce Julius Wehrly Cambridge Dorchester Co

Local Notes and Personal Mentions from Silver Star

Special to the Tribune. Leroy Sperry and Rube Edwards haul mining equipment from Owsley to Bull Dog mint for McMillan and Meakin. John Manning returns from Butte. H J Foster and family visit Fay Curtis in Waterloo. Jack Merrill of Twin Bridges starts work with Charles Anderson on an Iron Rod claim. William Winslow visits Silver Star from Fish Creek. John Balahan of Twin Bridges in town. Miss Summer returns from Butte. L G Foster of Foster Curran travels to Waterloo. William Menkin in town from Bull Dog mine. William Niss returns from Helena with ore. William Leavitt and Jim Miller of Rochester in town. Miller to start on Clipper. Rollin Votter attends Barkell ranch party. W C Miller returns from Butte.

Tnbune Silver Star Leroy Sperry Rube Edwards Owsley Bull Dog Mint McMillan & Meakin John Manning Butte H. J. Foster Fay H. Curtis Waterloo Jack Merrill Twin Bridges Charles Anderson Iron Rod William Winslow Fish Creek John Balahan Miss Summer L. G. Foster Foster & Curran William Menkin Bull Dog William Niss Helena William Leavitt Jim Miller Rochester Miller Rollin Votter Barkell Ranch W.C. Miller

Levi Cartier Hurt in Runaway Horse Accident at Peterson Farm

Levi Cartier suffered a serious fall when a horse ran amok on a hill at Petersons field last Friday. The animal somersaulted him over a three wire fence, leaving both rider and horse unconscious for hours. He was moved to a neighbor’s home and plans a Dillon medical visit tonight by train for treatment.

Levi Cartier the Tribune Wils Peterson Freise Lamourach and Son Dillon Dr. Moelleur

Centennial Valley New Dinner Station For M Y Company

In Lakeview on May 8 residents report a new NY Company dinner station four miles east of Lakeview to serve drivers. Wolves are increasing in the valley with calves lost to wolves last fall. George Metlen and two others scouted a reservoir site while government land cases are set before the Lakeview land commissioner F J Hanson this month.

M—Y Company The Tribune Lakeview Joe Buck Iowa U.S Monida Lake J. H. Sherman Butte Anna Allen W. Bray Sim Walton James Blair Mr. Healy George Shambow NY Company U. S F. J. Hanson George Metlen Dillon

Polaris Dance at George Pyle's Ends in Warm News

May 10 report from Polaris describes a pleasant social at George Pyle's Grasshopper home with card games singing dancing and a midnight supper. Also noted are a harsh recent snowstorm, the potential start of the Polaris mine within days, Superintendent Armstrong arriving with freight, cattle trade news from Andy Pyle, and George Gray opening a road house with a well regarded stable. Ben Hummiet leaves for Butte with plans to marry on return.

Tribune Polaris George ‘Pyle George Mr. Gray Dillon Saw Mill al. Zimes Rhunie Ben, Hummiet Butte D. L

Riots in Chicago Sharper Yet Fewer in Numbers

Chicago May 9. Employers and the strikers claim gains in the teamsters strike. Fifteen hundred wagons manned by nonunion workers operated from State street as 250 Yariong furniture drivers and 100 Heath Milligan paint workers join the strike. Three men fatally injured in the violence: John Fruen Albert Enders and Richard Fruen. Civic committee to investigate but lacking power to compel witnesses. Autos race from New York to Portland for a 1009 prize opens June 1.

Chicago Teamsters Yariong Furniture Dealers Heath & Milligan Company State Street Employers’ Teaming Company Wad Cincinnati Kansas City John Fruen Albert Enders Richard Fruen Dunne Employers’ Association Shea Teamsters’ Union Sherman Dold Chicago Federation of Labor

Bulls for Sale at Birchdale Stock Farm

Twenty head Shorthorns and Herefords offered at Birchdale Stock Farm eight miles from Dillon Montana. For particulars and prices contact J. E. Morss, 1731 Dillon.

Birchdale Stock Farm Dillon Callon Dillon, Mont

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