Crops Threshed and Yields Reported in Willis Area
Special to Tribune Willis notes a satisfactory threshing season with crops turning out pretty fair and threshing completed for the year. Local updates include visits by Nyhart and Mauz, sheep purchases by Anderson, and residents Polich Young and Gransberry in Dillon. An illness affects Kambich children while Barich plans to depart for Austria.
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Tribune
Willis
Nyhart
Dillon
Thad. Mauz
Maiden Rock
Julius Hartwig
Kambich
Mr. Anderson
Feeley
Edinger
Fay Gransberry
Mrs
Math. Polich
Frank Young
Laurin
W. L. Russell
John Hails
John Barich
Austria
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Praise
For years I suffered bilious ness and constipation. My appetite failed and I lacked vitality. Pepsin and cathartics worsened me until I tried Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. They relieve discomfort quickly and aid digestion naturally. Mrs Rosa Potts Birmingham Ala. Sold at R L Rileys drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Pageville Roundup Notes Ranch Moves and Local Toasts
Special to TRIBUNE Pageville Nov 14 Arch Barshaw of Butte buys Henry Utley ranch visits C L Utley. James Nye family return from Centennial valley with household effects. Blaine rancher Austin Linder hauling grain to Twin Bridges. Mrs Brown of Sheridan and Mrs Proutz visit Dillon on business. Mrs Root of Whitehall visits O J Proutz then returns home. Mrs George Swartz of St Anthony Idaho and her mother Clara Wilcomb visit. George McFadden moves from Wisconsin creek to Bushnell ranch to settle soon. Al Anderson of Dillon buys horses this week. Rev Badcon of Sheridan visits Pageville Centerville friends. Cattle owned by B F White of Dillon pass through town towards Big Hole basin. Postmaster Newton L Page celebrates 70th birthday with humor about double shuffle. Mr Ross returns to Butte to work as engineer. Mrs S S Patterson of Dillon and Albert Page of Alder attend birthday celebration for N L Page.
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Tribune
Pageville
Archie Barshaw
Butte
Henry Utley
C. L. Utley
James Nye
Centennial Valley
Austin Linder
Blaine
Mrs. Brown
Sheridan
Proutz
Dillon
George McFadden
Wisconsin Creek
Bushnell Ranch
McFadden
al. Anderson
Rev. Badcon
Centerville
B. F. White
Big Hole Basin
Newton L. Page
Newton
Ross
Montana Wool Growers Form Commission to Fight Wool Combine
The Montana Wool growers' Commission, backed by leaders from Helena and Great Falls, outlines plans to unite growers against the wool combine. Officers Murphy, Conrad, Holter, and Penwell named. $50,000 subscribed. aims include securing full market price and independence from eastern buyers.
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Helena
Montana Woolgrowers’ Commission Company
Montana
John T. Murphy
W. G. Conrad
Great Falls
Norman B. Holter
Lewis Penwell
Wool Commission
Chamberlains Pain Balm touted for sprains and rheumatic pain
The advertisement promotes Chamberlains Pain Balm as superior for sprains swellings and lame backs with dampened flannel patches. It claims relief for rheumatic pains aiding sleep and rest and lists R L Riley as the local druggist selling it.
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R. L. Riley
Twin Bridges flockmaster recovers hundreds of sheep
T F Jenkins of Twin Bridges tracked down several hundred sheep reported missing. He notably located nearly 400 head among a band as the search resumed in Anaconda.
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Anaconda Standard
T. F. Jenkins
Twin Bridges
Sheep Steal Incident In Montana Ranches Sparks Missing Flock
In Anaconda Mont firms sheep were cut from bands and wandered. 400 found on range and nearly 300 still missing near Rochester as authorities, led by Stock Inspector Collins, recover heifers and herd. Jenkins claims he did not intend to steal but failed to separate the flock before departure.
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Montgomery Butchering Company
Anaconda
Madison County
Jenkins
Montgomery Company
Logan
Collins
Rochester
A Reliable Remedy for Croup
Mrs. S Rosinthal of Turner Michigan endorses Chamberlain s Cough Medicine as the sole remedy for croup after years of use for herself and children. For sale by R L Riley Druggist. 1-m
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S. Rosinthal
Turner, Michigan
R. L. Riley
Zephyr Man Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
J Urquhart of Zephyr Ontario reports a lingering winter cough cured by one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He endorses the product as the best he has used and notes it is sold at R L Riley's drug store.
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J. Urquhart
Zephyr
Ontario
Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
Remey to be tried for grand larceny in Helena this fall
Camille Frederic Remey, the murderer of Wason Oliver, will face trial in Helena for grand larceny. He was convicted of manslaughter in the Oliver case and is serving a ten year penitentiary sentence after a prior hung jury in January. Remey burned Oliver’s wagon and stole horses silverware a watch and valuables while fleeing to Canada, with some items recovered.
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Camille Frederic Remey
Wason
W. M. Oliver
Helena
Remey
Wason Oliver
Smith
Canada
Remey to be tried for grand larceny after killing victim
Judge Henry C. Smith directed the county attorney to file an information against Remey for grand larceny. The case centers on Remey taking the property of Wason Oliver after killing him and conveying it for his own use. Remey wore a watch at the time of capture and faces a likely conviction and sentence.
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Remey
Henry C. Smith
District Court
Sidney Miller
Helena
Wason Oliver
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Blatz Beer
S. S. Patterson
Bannack St
Wiener
Muenchener
VAL Blatz Brewing CO
the .Ame
Cleeme Mp
Blatz
Milwaukee
Music Books
A. C. Gruwell
Prop
Bavnack
Polaris
Chas. Nelson
Postoffice
C. H. Gilbert
Nollister
Houser Cave Company
Madison
Wis
Ogden
Utah
Inter Mountain Sheep Company
Eccles Building
Bell
Dillon Theatre
Wolfe
Wellington Dawes
Osteopath
Idaho and
Reeder Street
Madison and
Beaverhead
Paul Brown
Dillon Furniture Company
G. T. Paul
A. L. Anderson
Feed & Sale
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
California
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