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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1909

Page

8

High School Notes and Activities Report

Special to Tribune. Prof Cobleigh of Bozenian Agricultural college lectured on The Chemistry of Common Things. Senior class practiced Constitution drafting. Football team secured opera house for Friday and Saturday practice. Mrs D E Fish visited Wednesday. Sophomore Domestic Science girls surprised Miss McDowell Thursday. Senior class plans a future play. Prof Foote spoke last Monday. Retina next issue will be stronger with extra work. Guy Gray visited Mill Point Friday and Saturday.

Tribune Cobleigh Bozenian Agricultural College D. E. Fish Foote Guy Gray Mill Point

Stomach and Liver Tablets Offer Free Sample

A distressing stomach disorder may be cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad invites readers to obtain a free sample at Pott's drug store to try the remedy.

Chamberlain Pott

Willis and Fitschen Visit Distant Friends

Mr and Mrs Aug ust Fitschen and children of Butte visited friends last week. Mr Fitschen left by the evening train to San Francisco while Mrs Fitschen and children returned home. Mr and Mrs Gransberry moved up to Gransberry gulch on McCarty moun-

Tribune Willis August Fitschen Butte Fitschen San Francisco Gransberry Gransberry Gulch McCarty Moun

Neighbors Report Logging, Visits and Threshing Plans

The report notes Mr Gransberry will log for the saw mill this winter. James Garrison returns home to Adobetown after ranch visits. Pine Craner the Dillon hide buyer called in last Friday. A crowd attends court in session in Dillon. Hunters visit Reichles over Sunday. William Adders visits from Butte. Martha Beehrer visits Dillon for a few days and dental work. Julius Hartwig visits county seat Monday. Simon Pfister travels to Melrose Tuesday. Mrs W Bryan visits from Dillon to aid Mrs Ferguson during threshing. Neighbors expect threshing and the machine will be in the neighborhood Thursday.

Tain Gransberry James Garrison Adobetown Virginia City Pines Craner Dillon Reichle William Adders Butte Martha Beehrer Julius Hartwig Simon Pfister Melrose W. Bryan Ferguson

Good Cough Medicine for Children and Grown Folks Too

Mrs Frola Despain of Bloyd Kentucky praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup coughs and colds in children and adults. The medicine is claimed safe for all ages without narcotics and is sold by Potts, the druggist.

Frola Despain Bloyd Chamberlain Potts

Indian summer breezes and community notes in Polaris

Special to the Tribune from Polaris notes a warm spell or Indian summer despite changing weather. Local moves include the Renans leaving Hopper for the Big Hole, Dan Burkholder and family renting the James Abrams place, and a new organ at the school. David Leaming of Deer Lodge visited Will Hayes, John Judge bought stock cattle in Beaverhead, Lytle Hall returns from Butte, a Miss Marchesseau card party occurred with Leaming as guest of honor, and Milt Hayes hosted a supper in honor of someone unknown.

The Tribune Polaris Nature Renans Hopper Dan Burkholder James Abrams Mr. Bloodgood David Leaming Deer Lodge Milwaukee Railroad Will Hayes John Judge Beaverhead Lytle Hall Butte Marchesseau Hallowe'en, R Leaming Milt Hayes

Gentlemen and residents noted in Dillon area notes

Wednesday travelers include Mr Leaming returning to Deer Lodge and Mrs Judge visiting Dillon and Twin Bridges. Lew and Mrs Banning return to Elkhorn after Dillon visit. Banning to work at McConnell mine. L V Seybold and nephews head to Elkhorn with Will Seybold ill. A camping party at Elkhorn springs included Harrison Marchesseau siblings and Gorman brothers. Mrs J McConnell chaperoned. Venison shortage reported. Dakota mine operates with Mrs Mad en in charge of culinary. Anna Marchesseau visited Dr McConnell at Comet bungalow. rumor of Mrs James Abrams reclaiming ranch. Auto trouble near 10 Mile House. valley nicknamed Grass Widow as many men attend court in Dillon. John Judge hosts eleven for dinner. snow after rain.

Leaming Deer Lodge Helen Judge Is. Visting Dillon Twin Bridges Lew Banning Elkhorn L. V. Seybold Dell Hot Springs Will Seybold Elkhorn Springs Mattie Harrison Anna May Olive Marchesseau Will Hayes Frank Gorman Eddie Marchesseau Chancey Quinn Jackson Dakota Roland Maden Robert Kuhni Frank Kuhni Anna Marchesseau Mrs. McConnell James Abrams Messrs J. E. Morse Nels Nelson Bloodgood John Judge

What Would You Do For Burn Relief

A household guide explains treating burns and scalds promptly. Chamberlain's Salve applied with a soft cloth relieves pain quickly and helps healing with minimal scarring unless the burn is very severe. Potts drugstore advertises the salve for sale.

Chamberlain Potts

Genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Claim

The California Fig Syrup Co claims full transparency of its laxative product components and manufacturing method to satisfy physician approval. It states that California figs provide taste while active medicinal principles come from beneficial plants and urges buying only their genuine product through leading druggists.

California Fig Syrup Co California

Camp activity near Dillon signals land filing by Ober

Mrs Haptonstall visited with Mrs N E Holden Thursday. Lively times at the Dillon camp of Mr Ober and his partner who recently filed on a land section near Dillon. Steam plow gang surveyors and well drill people are at work on the place forming a sizable crew.

Methodist Minister Endorses Chamberlains Remedy

Reverend J D Knapp of Miles Grove Pennsylvania testifies to Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best cure for diarrhoea he has tried. He purchased a bottle from druggist R R Brooks and praises the product publicly. Sold by Potts the druggist. 1-m

Chamberlain R. R. Brooks J. D. Knapp M. FE. Church Miles Grove Potts

Pageville society notes from Pageville Montana

Mrs Augusta Darnutzer and daughter Mrs Will Clark with Ruth Darnutzer returned Sunday from a two month southern trip including Salt Lake City. Mrs C P Baker home from Fredericktown Missouri after two months with parents. Mrs Mike Shannon back from Ohio with sister Miss M A Nealy for winter. Mrs John Morgan returned to Butte with Mrs Rodney Page for a short visit. B F Morris back to Mr Stewarts for carpentry. James Shannon back from Butte with Mrs Bray and Miss Thomas. Clayton Page and family visited O H Gilman, brother of Mrs Page. Mrs R H Fuqua called to Missouri for illness of Mrs George Fuqua. John Swanstrum of Blaine to care for her home. A telephone installed for T J Bird. Miss Theora Mercer bitten by grip. M L Hall to care for Mrs Redfield stock and ranch for winter. Ralph Redfield in Dillon last Saturday. Mrs Lester Martin of Twin Bridges attended church at Centerville. Pageville school opened Nov 9 with Miss Lillian Jones as teacher. nine pupils enrolled. R H Fuqua doing carpentry for Mr Stewart. Mrs Bray and Miss Thomas returned to Butte Thursday. Mrs F R Burtch aiding Mrs Gayton Page and Mrs Lester Martin with sewing. J M Page visited Pageville last Sunday. Mr Jeffers of Butte visiting James Shannon. Mrs Ernest Nyhart and daughter visited Stewart. Ira Williams of Ruby made a business trip Saturday.

Tribune Pageville Augusta Darnutzer Will Clark Ruth Darnutzer South Salt Lake City C. P. Baker Fredericktown Mike Shannon Ohio M. A. Nealy John Morgan Butte Rodney Page B. F. Morris Mr. Stewart James Shannon Bray Miss Thomas Clayton Page O H. Gilman Gilman F. R. Burtch Gayton Page Lester Martin J. M. Page Jeffers Ernest Nyhart Stewart Ira Williams Ruby

Local Briefs Highlight Masonry Projects and Social Events

Allen Plympton bought about 100 steers in Philipsburg for spring market. Dr H Holmson to set up a hospital in rooms over Loss store. Nelsons to Caldwell Idaho for winter. Nelson seeks cure for rheumatism. Miners visit Pioneer for dredge installation with McDowell Eisenberg Whitesides Jenks. Social Circle guests hosted by Mrs John N Armstrong with Mrs W C Jones. Ellis hall masquerade ball a success. winners Manning and Ed Dishno in Folly costumes. Chamberlain Cough Remedy praised by Mrs A Coy Jr of San Antonio. Potts Drugstore selling it.

H. Holmson Soren P. Nelson Caldwell Idaho Mr. Nelson W. W. McDowell Maurice Eisenberg Butte Fred Whitesides Kalispell Norman Jenks London John N. Armstrong W. C. Jones Ellis Hall Miss Manning Fishtrap Ed. Dishno Chamberlain Andrew

Cement Walk Widening On Montana and Glendale Streets

The Philadelphia Record notes the cement walk on the south side of B. F. White’s new business block at the corner of Montana and Glendale streets is being widened several feet to match the broader sidewalks on nearby business streets.

B. F. White Montana Glendale

Blacktail News Briefs Highlight Local Labor and Health

Millard Holman Mynor Holden and Herbert Smith ran to their places this week. C. W. Brown and S. F. Hapstonstall are cutting logs for Haptonstall home. Hills report many men removing house logs and fence posts. Beach children show grip and summer complaint symptoms. Charlie Humes has land plowed and ready for next year.

Tribune Blacktail Millard Holman Mynor Holden Herbert Smith C. W. Brown S. F. Hapstonstall Charlie Humes

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