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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1908

Page

8

Willis County Letters highlights local moves and births

Special to Tribune from Willis on May 20 notes Ethel Oliver visiting Butte, Steve Kambich traveling there on business, and Dr Molleur with J Goyer making a weekend trip. A nine pound baby boy arrived May 17 at Julius Hartwig's home as mother and child rest well. Local residents report cold weather delaying farm work, and several families relocate to Dillon or nearby ranches. Also Miss Sylvia Platt is engaged to teach in Medicine Lodge district. a Chamberlains Liniment ad follows.

Tribune Willis Ethel Oliver Butte Steve Kambich Dr. Molleur J. Goyer Melrose Dillon Central Julius Hartwig Julius Kyle Holt Holt O. S. Dunn Cassie Caffee Pierce Ranch Pugmire Dell J. P. Ward Sylvia Platt Medicine Lodge

Biliousness and Constipation Relief

Mrs. Rosa Potts of Birmingham Alabama credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with rapid relief from biliousness and constipation. She says the pills improve appetite, vigor, digestion, and overall health, aiding natural function. available at Pott's the Druggist.

Chamberlain Rosa Potts Birmingham Ala Pott

Redrock Notables Visit Town On Wednesday

May 21 reports Mr. McNutt and E. S. Edwards of Salmon Idaho in town Wednesday. Hal Brenner of Horse Prairie conducted business here. Miss Eda Craver returned from a trip to San Francisco Wednesday.

TriBune Redrock Mr. McNutt E. S. Edwards Salmon Idaho Hal Brenner Horse Prairie Eda Craver San Francisco

Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Female Weakness

Advertises Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a proven remedy for pelvic organ weakness with symptoms like headaches dizziness and bearing down. Claims no alcohol or habit forming drugs and that all ingredients are printed on the bottle wrapper and sworn correct. Also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as the original liver pills and easy to take.

Pierce Dr. Pierce

Local Notes From Lima and Nearby Visits

J C Carrigan traveled to Pocatello last week while Mrs Rothus and her young daughter visit her parents Mr and Mrs Jno West. Geo Ripley couple plan to Dillon today. Dr Bond joined by Dr Ford treats Bart Hungate who remains seriously ill as the family battles scarlet fever. Van Hausen visits Idaho Falls with husband who works on St Anthony branch. Miss Montana Hans visits from Pocatello and Ethel Burley travels to Pocatello to see her sister Mrs Frank Myers. Mrs Wm Purdy and daughters with Miss Grace Childs go to Logan Utah. Mrs P F Rudy spent several days in Butte last week.

Tribune Lima J. C. Carrigan Pocatello Rothus Jno. West Geo. Ripley Dillon Bond Ford Bart Hungate van Hausen Idaho Falls St. Anthony Montana Hans Ethel Burley Sam Burley Frank Myers Wm. Purdy Grace Childs Logan Utah P. F. Rudy Butte

Carl Price Leaves for Dillon and Local Notes

Carl Price departed for Dillon Sunday to canvass for an eastern wholesale house reporting one coat and vest sold. Emma Larimer visited on the creek for a week. Sam Engelsjgerd arrived from the hot springs and says preparations for this summer’s public events are ready. J R Abrams finished sowing oats and Jim will not haul oats from Dillon. A mountain party to Nicholas Prehn’s bungalow on Dise creek found no one home. five young ladies and five Grasshopper youths were to be in photos. Hor Stuer.

Carl Price Dillon Carl Emma Larimer Sam Engelsjgerd Sam J. R. Abrams Jim Nicholas Prehn Dise Creek Nick Grasshopper Frank Madden A. Marsh Will Pahnish A. Ellis Frank Gorman Miss Brombeck al. Zines M. Marsh Adolph Pahnish Olive Marsh Hor Stuer

Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Michigan Family

In February our daughter had the whooping cough and Mr Lané of Hartland recommended Chamberlains Cough Remedy. We found it gave best satisfaction and recommend it to anyone with children having whooping cough. For sale by Potts the Druggist.

Lané Hartland Chamberlain A. Goss Durand, Mich Pott L-M

Argenta Community Notes Mentionillness Visitors and Local Work

James King on sick list Vera Melvyn returns to Dillon Dan Laughlin in Argenta Rev Hooker conducts services Mrs Blackburn of Billings visits family Air compressor restores Argenta-Dillon mine activity locals in Dillon and Butte arrivals and departures Bert Young sick list drivers hired for Redfield ranch Pageville visit by Lena Page and aunts

Tribune Argenta James King Vera Melvyn Dillon Dan Laughlin Mr. Hooker Miss Graeter Blackburn Billings L. D. Tibbets H. A. Kaiser Dan Burkholder Argenta-Dillon Mining Company Grostein Argenta. S. A Banning Butte Argenta Wm. Butterfield Hong Kong Lee Brown Vilas Banning P. W. Baker Palmer Park Twin Bridges B. F. Yerkes Yerkes Baker Bert Young J. W. Proctor Butte Harry Horton H. A. Redfield

May visitors and community notes from Pageville region

May reports from Pageville cover visits by Mrs. George Swarts and Mrs. Clara Wilcomb family news, C A Saffie returning from the coast, Ernest Page with pack horses to the forest camp, Miss Alice Charlton staying with Miss Matie Redfield, and trips by Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Bushnell. Local fences completed, surveying parties passing through, and Mrs. M A B Page returning home from the grip recovery.

Tribune Pageville George Swarts St. Anthony Idaho Clara Wilcomb C. A. Saffie Ernest Page Forest Reserve Alice Charlton Twin Bridges Matie Redfield Tracy Bushnell Lena Pa Mike Shannon Zeigler’s Springs Dewey Gurtin Miss Gurtin Ruby James Showmaker R. H. Fuqua Clara Burtch A. McKay J. R. Blaisdell J. M. Pape Dell M. A. B. Page Rodney Page

High School Notes and Senior Day Plans

The excerpt covers upcoming finals review at the high school, a Junior reception invitation, and Rose Ward visiting from Salt Lake City. It lists Senior Class Day on May 27 with program details including addresses, vocal and violin performances, a class play, and named cast members. It ends with a feature about women influencing military uniforms, citing Lady Luck and a note from Harper's Weekly.

Bertha Hoffman Henry Guyaz Rose Ward Business College Salt Lake City Lizabeth Sutherland Roberts Hota Sti Prof Riedelsberger Hortense Paul Crashaw Ray Willey Willis Campbell Richard Price Miller Joe Allerton Curwen Ray Melton Lawton Adolph Stewart Bemis Leroy Willey Judson Best Walter Conway George Luck Kandahar Lady Luck George Harper’s Weekly

Dysentery Cure Praised by Vermont Druggist

An honored town citizen recovered from a severe dysentery after using Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. M. J. Leach of Walcott, Vermont, recommended it, noting its availability at Pott's Drugstore and prompt relief.

Chamberlain M. J. Leach Walcott Fortsale Pott L-M

Polaris News Brief: Ore Strike in Avery Tunnel Progress

May 18 report notes a large high grade ore shoot found in the old Avery claims tunnel. The tunnel runs 500 feet with plans to extend 200 more feet and drive leads in both directions. Dan Armstead of Butte visits the creek. Andy Pyle tours cattle ranches but no beef found, last seen headed for Wisdom. Grasshopper school opens summer term with 16 children. trustees urged to hire more teachers.

Tribune Polaris Mr. Felt Avery Comny Everyens Dan Armstead Butte Andy Pyle Andy Wisdom Miss Brombeck Grasshopper

TeA Not 1 in 1600 Who Buy Schilling's Best

A grocer offers a money back guarantee on Schilling's Best products if customers are dissatisfied. The ad asserts that Mike Schilling's Best will compensate the grocer for returns, ensuring customers receive refunds.

Schilling Mike Schilling

Bank Statement Reveals Liabilities And Deposits

A historical bank report shows capital stock paid in 100000.00 and surplus 100000.00 with undivided profits. Liabilities include notes outstanding 50000.00 due to other banks 1640.72 due to state banks 4283.11 and deposits subject to check 783382.73 demand certificates 605917.32 cashier's checks 4017.98. Directors Myrtle and Gussie John of Las Vegas NM visited Dillon to see R A John and wife.

TG AL Eta

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