Waterloo Notes and Local Movements in Idaho Mining Region
R J Ross visits mining properties in the K I mine area. Townsends return from California and Salt Lake. Wm Curnan moves to homestead on east bench. Wilson Townsend and family visit Butte. Mrs Walbert visits near Logan. Patrick Carney visits Putney. Miss Lynch leaves for Butte to make it her home. Mrs Wilhelm visits Whitehall. Harbison and family visit Silver Star friends. Wm Powell ships hay and potatoes to Butte. Waterloo dance and ice cream social funds baseball club. Silver Star youths attend. Mrs Winslow improves after illness. Gerald Carney and John Lalanne in Butte. Harbison and Calligan Foster ship pork to Butte. Sick headache relief offered by Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by dealers. 1m
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R. J. Ross
K. I
T. D.townsend
Calif
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Wm. Curnan
Wilson Townsend
Butte
Silver Star
Wm. Powell
Waterloo Baseball Club
Wm. Winslow
Gerald Carney
John Lalanne
Geo. Harbison and
Calligan & Foster
Local Notes From Medicine Lodge May 8
Miss Rosalia Fromberry of Oakland California teaches the Lodge school. T B Craver returns from a G A R convention in Butte. Mrs Ike Rife and son Ike Jr visit Dillon relatives and friends. David Noble of Whitehall visits the Craver home. Richard Truman spent part of last week in Dillon. Miss Helen Rife Easter visit to Dillon. Edgar Rife an Armstead visitor last week. The Misses Rosalia Frombertz and Eda Craver and Messrs Frank Holmquist and Thomas Craver visited Mrs Tom Cooper in Armstead Sunday.
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Medicine Lodge
Rosalia Fromberry
Oakland
Cali
T. B. Craver
Butte
Ike Rife
Ike, Jr
Dillon
David Noble
Whitehall
Craver
Richard Truman
Helen Rife
Edgar Rife
Armstead
Rosalia Frombertz
Eda Craver
Frank Holmquist
Thomas Craver
Tom Cooper
Digestive health with Chamberlains Tablets
A health ad extolls Chamberlains Tablets as a rational reliable cure for indigestion. It claims they increase bile flow purify the blood strengthen the stomach and tone the digestive system for natural healthy action. Sold by all dealers. lm
Centennial Valley Notes On Trade Travel And Farming
Lakeview reports from May describe James Blair’s trip to Monida for freight and mounted heads from Seattle, plus Fred Hanson’s return via the north mail road. James Doyle brings 150 steers from Dillon to range, Mrs Doyle hosts her father from Dillon, Miss Mary Redfield will teach Lakeview’s summer school, Henry Hackett works near Monida, and Robert Boatman ships eight carloads to Portland ending cattle season. A Miss Murray tours through Lakeview to teach at Lake Idaho, traveling on horseback. Billy Bowes plows 20 acres for potatoes.
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Lakeview
James Blair
Monida
Seattle
Alaska
White Mountain
Fred Hanson
James Doyle
Dillon
Noonan
Mary Redfield
Pageville
James Nye
Henry Hackett
Will Shambow
Robert Boatman
Portland
Murray
St. Anthony
Lake
Idaho
Billy Bowes
Local Neighbor Notes and Household Updates
Mrs Alice Davis and Mrs Frank Davis enjoyed a surprise party last Sunday with three visiting neighbors from different directions. Fred Hanson received a Laval cream separator from Dillon Implement. Clarence Hunt plans to start a saw mill next week.
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Alice Davis
Frank Davis
George Graham
Hattie Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Fairbank
L. E. Culver
Fred Hanson
Dillon Implement Company
Clarence Hunt
Billy Clayton
Dillon
Levi Shambow
Florida
James Doyle
Poindexter & Orr
Charley Bray
Ethel Williams
Butte
Joe Buck
J. Blair
George Shambow
Helena
Hazel
J M Howell Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Greensburg Kentucky druggist J M Howell endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, saying his household uses it and finds it excellent. Available from all dealers.
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J. M. Howell
Greensburg, Ky
Local News From Dillon Tells Of Illness And Community Visits
May 12 Dillon notes Mrs Alonzo Kenison is very ill at home. Fred Haptonstall returns from Butte after appendicitis operation and can drive. Margaret Eldridge injured collar bone but recovering and cannot finish school year. Mrs A W Churchill and grandsons visited Mrs Jennie Eldridge. Pearl Holden and children attended Episcopal services. Jennie Eldridge and son Ernest visited Kenison home. C D Foster at Beaverhead Ranch company, Saturday. Mrs Burns Perry visited Mrs Dave Hogge. Chas Humes home briefly. Ed Whitney tending ranch in absence. Snow affects dry farms. County Surveyor R E Ober and crew straighten county road lines. S R Eldridge plows with steam plow for Jack McLaren. Mrs C W Brown and Mrs L R Banning in Dillon Thursday.
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Jennie Eldridge
Pearl Holden
Episcopal Church
Ernest
Kenison
C. D. Foster
Beaverhead Ranch Company
Ed. Whitney
R. E. Ober
S. R. Eldridge
Jack McLaren
Deer Lodge Testimony In Dingley Case Ends With Prisoners
Under Sheriff Erwin brought three prisoners Hurst Moztirose and Smith from Deer Lodge to testify in the Dingley case yesterday.
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Deer Lodge
Hurst
Moztirose
Smith
Dingley
Arbor and community notes from Dillon area
Mrs A Hall of Menon Idaho visited her son and family. Arbor day observed at the school with Miss Winters program and tree poems. Beaverhead Ranch Co teams visited from Spur Ranch to fetch oats. Cold weather and late seeding, snow and rain storm noted. several residents traveled to nearby towns for visits.
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A. Hall
Menon
Idaho
Dr. Mollar
Melrose
Theresa Reichle
McAllister
Charles Beehrer
Butte
Charles Nelson
Dillon
Ferguson
Julius Hartwig
Willis
Glen
Miss Winters
Ida Hartwig
Beaverhead Ranch Co
Spur Ranch
Stephen Kambich
Reverend Snider Guest in Pageville News brief
May 10 Pageville notes report Rev. Snider of Twin Bridges visiting Wm. Stewart Wednesday night and a series of local happenings. R. H. Fuqua had a serious runaway with a wagon overturning but no injuries. Ladies' Aid met at Centerville school house last Thursday. Cottage prayer meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Page. Mrs. George Fuqua left for Butte due to her father’s illness. Clarence Bartholomew travels to Dillon to assist John Sutherland with horses. Miss Hortense Sullivan returns from Des Moines Town after visiting Mrs. Geo. J. Wilcomb. Died in Twin Bridges Sunday Apa 20 Louis, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
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Pageville
Snider
Twin Bridges
Wm. Stewart
R. H. Fuqua
Centerville
N. L. Page
George Fuqua
Butte
Clarence Bartholomew
Dillon
John Sutherland
Hortense Sullivan
Geo. J. Wilcomb
Des Moines
Louis
Big Hole Basin Notes From The Breezes District News
Local items from Dillon and the Big Hole Basin detail social events land sales and community movements. George Woodworth and others are mentioned with Eastern Star initiation, land transfers include Homer Utley selling 120 acres to Wm Montgomery, and various residents undertaking work for the Forest Service and Montana Oreway mine.
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