Willis Notes Local Visitors And Spring Showers
Willis May 22 Special to Tribune reports Mrs. Wolf of Dillon and Mrs. Garrison host guests, with frequent visits from Mary Helterline of Plains and Madie Williams of Butte. Physicians Pitecannon and Williams from Butte visit, others travel from Butte and Kansas. Recent showers welcome, Sugarloaf gains a white cap.
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Tribune
Willis
Wolf
Dillon
James Garrison
Canada
W. Mallory
Kansas
Mary. Helterline
Plains
A. Reichle
Madie Williams
Butte
Reichle
Hoyt
Armstead Notices and Local Moves Highlight Week
County Assessor Norman Holden visited Armstead on a business trip to Bannack and the Prairie. G. and P. superintendent W. N. Bichler moved into the Bacon house. Frank Bulger visited his sisters in Dillon. Mrs. J. W. Scott returned from Salmon. Candy kitchen organizer P. H. Hall sold his Twin Bridges store and stayed in Armstead. H. H. Boomer traveled through to Salmon and Canada. W. H. Wollasky became G. and P. team baggageman, replacing Dan Mahoney who moved to Ulysses Idaho. High water continues to sweep bridges and flood land.
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Tribune
Armstead
County
Norman Holden
Bannack
the Prairie
W. N. Bichler
Bacon
Frank Bulger
Helen
Virginia
Dillon
J. W. Scott
Salmon
P. H. Hall
Twin Bridges
H. H. Boomer
Spokane
Mr. Boomer
Canada
W. H. Wollasky
G. & P. Team
Dan Mahoney
Mr. Mahoney
Ulysses
Idaho
Grasshopper notes spring signs and local travels
Special to Tribune Grasshopper May 22 spring shows after scattered showers. Families visit Valley Cove and Polaris. Livestock from Wisdom area arrives for shipment. Locals relocate homes, sell horses, and host visitors from Dillon and Harrison ranches.
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Tribune
Grasshopper
Pahnisch Brothers
Wisdom
A. Schraff
Burr
Valley Cove
L. Hedges
Ayer's Sarsaparilla: A steady tonic not a stimulant
An advertisement argues Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a tonic not a stimulant and contains no alcohol. It promotes gradual, steady health gains and urges readers to consult their doctor and follow his advice. The J. C. Ayer Company of Lowell Massachusetts claims sixty years of pill making.
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Ayer
J. C. Ayer Company
Lowell, Mass
J. C. Ayer CO
Lowell
Masa
Local Briefs Report Illness and Injuries Around Ranch Activity
Sammie remains in serious condition with typhoid fever. Ada Hurd visited at the lower Pahnisch ranch last weekend. Adolph Pahnisch cut his leg branding cattle and needed a doctor. Glenn Oneal, staying with his uncle J Lenkersdorfer, has returned home near Wisdom. Olive Marchesseau suffered a minor tonsillitis attack.
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Sammie
Ada Hurd
Pahnisch Ranch
Adolph Pahnisch
Glenn Oneal
J. Lenkersdorfer
Wisdom
Olive Marchesseau
Creoklyn Stock Farm Sold to Eastern Capitalists
Eastern capitalists closed a deal taking over almost the entire Creoklyn stock farm, with Mrs Wellcam retaining her home place of about 305 acres. Local notes report several townsfolk visiting Butte and Whitehall, and Wilson Townsend attending a republican convention in Livingston.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Creoklyn
Wilson Townsend
Livingston
Lillian Held
Butte
T. D. Townsend
Z. D. Foster
Whitehall
Mesdames Townsend
Carney
Walter Everly
Portland
Big Hole Basin Stock Trades and Local Moves
J W Moran and C H Strowbridge each brought in 300 head of stock cattle last Saturday. Mrs J P Lossi visited Racine Wisconsin to see daughter Gertrude in school. Dr Morrow, the basin vet, now partners with Dr Orr in Dillon. A stag birthday dinner honored C H Strowbridge with several guests. He remains a longtime Wisdom basin resident in his thirties.
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J. W. Moran
C. H. Strowbridge
Walter Hanson
Sam Peterson
Montana Meat Company
Jno. N. Armstrong
Grantsdale
Wm. Montgomery
Anaconda
Frye & Co
Seattle
Dillon
Morrow
Basin
Orr
Frank Frazier
O. J. Woodworth
Max Philips
W. M White
G. A. Williams
Mr. Strowbridge
Resolutions and Deeds Highlight Local Notices and Transfers
Resolutions of respect from Apollo Lodge No 15 IOOF extend sympathy to George P Hughes and family with copies to Dillon Newspapers and minutes. Deeds list multiple warranty and quit claim transfers around Dillon Lima and Willis with small or nominal considerations, plus patents for large land parcels in Big Hole and surrounding areas. An advertisement praises Chamberlains Tablets from Darius Downey, urging use for stomach or bowel troubles.
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George P. Hughes
Apollo Lodge No. 15
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Brother Hughes
Dillon
Henry Hainds
Lizzie Armstrong
Walter C. Jones
Adele Pierce
Horse Prairie
Marcus Sudetich
Thos. J. Mulaney
Joseph Butala
Bertha H. Ballinger Aduddell
Emma B. McIntyre
Grant
Margaret Cunningham
Fred W.rothas
Sheep Creek
Lima
A. D. Stone
William Henry Churchwell
Willis
John Halligan
R. L. Craig
M. C. Radcliffe
Philip J. Lonergan
Buckwalode
David Gibson
Ernest A. Benjamin
Jackson
Herman Jackson
Henrietta J. Jackson
William T. Parker
Bowen
William B. Carter
Octave Gravelle
Emma Schindler
Big Hole
Frank Young
Real Estate Transfers From The Title Books of Pearl I Smith
Week ending May 20 1912 records show transfers filed and recorded in Pearl I Smiths title books. Names locations and parcel details are summarized from the listed entries and indicate property moved to new owners in the period.
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Pearl I. Smith
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Newburg Junction
N. B
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Eliel Brothers
Hart Schaffner & Marx
W. J. Forster
Casron
Royal Cafe
Metropolitan Chop House
T Yoshiharu
Met
Dillon Bakery
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Mon
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Rombauer CO
W. R. Hocking
East Granite
P.O
Butte Mont
California
Duke Advertising Agency
Angeles
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San
Marlow
P. Pease
Roy
Stephenson
Pease & Stephenson
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Johnson & Boone
Dillon Mont
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