Aeroplane Inventor Henry Moore Credited With Successful Aircraft
Henry Clarke Moore of Tama Iowa at 90 completes his first flying machine attributing vigor to Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. He praises its health benefits, cites improved circulation and mental clarity, and urges older adults to consider it as a medical tonic. The piece also notes campus visitors, local school enrollment, signers for a rental mail route, and a testimonial for Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
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Henry Clarke Moore
Tama
Iowa
Duffy
Moore
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Lodge visitors and local travel across Dillon area
Special to TriBuNE reports Mrs Brearley and party from Rockford Illinois visited the Lodge over the weekend. Frank Rife made a business trip to Dillon. Lodge men traveled to the Prairie to vote. Rife family camping at Dillon area. Lovell Hildreth visits noted. Little Miss Stewart ill with cold. Lame back relief offered by Chamberlain's liniment advertised by Potts. 1-m
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Tribune
Brearley
Rockford
Illinois
William
Alder
Frank Rife
Dillon
Prairie
Edgar
Ike Rife, Jr
Fred Rife
John Lovell
Pocketbook Lost in Ranch Visit Recovered by Honest Finder
Jack Houseman lost a pocketbook containing 17.50 while visiting from his ranch on Wednesday. C. H. McCaffery found the item and returned it to the owner. Fred Francis and son Don, along with Howard Worcester, returned Sunday from the hills after a successful outing.
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Jack Houseman
C. H. McCaffery
Fred Francis
Don
Howard Worcester
Wisdom residents face health scares and travel notices
The item lists multiple local events including W W Francis’s stroke while staying with his son Fred, W J Jahnke’s trip to Chicago for a Montana Oreway stockholders meeting, Carl J Johnson’s extended visit to Sweden, and the loss of a baby to Ben Mallon and his wife. Also noted is Jack Moran returning from Idaho with 550 steers for winter feeding. An old health ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold by Potts.
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W.W. Francis
Wisdom
Fred
W. J. Jahnke
Chicago
Montana Oreway Company
Carl J. Johnson
Fox
Sweden
Basin
Ben Mallon
Jack Moran
Idaho
Wm. Montgomery
Stunts and Stores Mark Waterloo Community News
Waterloo notes election aftermath with farmers’ antics and store building work by Walbert Bros at Elling Carney crossing. Depot talk circulates, a surprise party at the Talbott home, visits by T D Townend and Butte guests, hunting reports, and locals preparing homesteads and trade promises.
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Walbert Bros
Elling-Carney Crossing
Wm. Talbott
T. D. Townend
Frank Enclandee
Wing
Madison
LeSaigne
Dutte
Pauls
Hance
H. J. Wilhelm Jeff
H. J
Homer Townsend
Geo- Hunt
John Held
Local Neighbors Report Ranch Trips and Hunter Activity
J E David forest ranger of Glendale attended to Uncle Sam's business last week. Hugh Hall of Wood Live Stock Co. visited Dillon. Mrs Julius Hartwig visited Mrs F Gransberry on the French place below the canyon. Bill Myers traveled to Melrose. Hunters camped along Lost creek with some successful deer hunts. Mr and Mrs Adolf Reichle visited the county seat last Monday. Stephen Kambich Sr went to Dillon on business. Beavershead Ranch Co members Churchwell were on a business call. Frank Tate and Alois Fassler visited Melrose for stock. H Hall family left for Menan Idaho on a visit and business. Legislative note on health mentions Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for constipation. Sold by Potts the Druggist.
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Tribune
Willis
J. E. David
Forest Ranger
Glendale
Sam
Hugh Hall
Wood Live Stock Company
Dillon
Julius Hartwig
F. Gransberry
French Place
Canyon
Bill Myers
Melrose
Lost Creek
Adolf Reichle
Stephen Kambich
Churchwell
Beaverhead Ranch Company
Frank Tate
Alois Fassler
H. Hall
Menan
Leadore Notes and Local Rumors Highlight Idaho Town Life
Robinson and Lee relocate to new quarters at Silver and Second streets in Leadore Idaho. Mrs C Dishno returns from the Upper Lemhi trip with daughter Mrs Geo Plum. Plum asserts a long or short stay at Beaverhead's capital. Coal costs twelve dollars a ton prompting announcements on fuel economy and wood prices. W O Friedorff travels to Salt Lake. Gilmore mill shuts, and old cars are repurposed as bungalows in Clark addition. Ore shipments rise in the new camp with 100000 pounds daily from the Pittsburgh Idaho mine. Croup alerts parents to dry cold season and Chamberlains Cough Remedy is recommended. Potts the Druggist sells it. 1-m
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Leadore
Idaho
Robinson & Lee
Silver
Second Streets
C. Dishno
Lemhi
Dillon
Geo. Plum
Beaverhead
Plum
George
W. OM. Friedorff
Salt Lake
Gilmore
City of Saints
Williams
Clark
Leadoré
Literary club discusses famous American women at assembly
The Girls' club pleased with a talk on famous American women in the assembly room. The Hiwi school plans a new night class three evenings weekly under Prof. Macinder with a small tuition fee for all attendees.
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Srecd
Trineee
Mies
Katherine Drammy
Harmen
Feich Hai
Ariel
Cirb
United States
Hiwi
Macinder
Business Department
Banquet planned by Boys' club for December sixth
Beaverhead county high school plans a night school in Dillon with Prof. L R Foote and faculty developing classes in reading and writing for foreigners, English language, shorthand and typewriting, to be held three evenings per week from seven to nine. Opening depends on interest. a formal announcement is expected soon.
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L. R. Foote
Beaverhead County High School
Trisune
Dillon
Bros. Foote
Pageville Notes Reveal Local Visits and School Fund Anniversary
Special to Tribune from Pageville on Nov 16 details visits by Mrs. George J. Wilcomb and family to Dubuque Iowa, S S Patterson from Dillon to Page, cattle trips by W H Jane, and a 74th birthday for N L Paige with a large family gathering. Pageville school function funded the organ with baskets selling high, plus various local trips and visits including Mrs. Burtch from Oregon and a cattle purchase trip to Ashton Idaho. The notices cover small town movements and a death in Dillon from scarlet fever.
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Tribune
Pageville
George J. Wilcomb
Little Son
N. L. Paige
S. S. Patterson
Spencer
Dillon
Elmer Paige
Dorothy
Orrin Paige
Douglas
Wesley
C. Burtch
Floyd Burtch
Gladys
M. A. B. Eage
Clarence Bartholomew
Charlie Wilcomb
Laurin
Dunn
Occa
William Stewart
Butte
Tommy O’ Keefe
Stewart
Link Patrick
Boulder
Clara Burtch
Ford M. Burtch
McMinnville
Oregon
R. H. Fuqua
Blaine
John Swanstrum
Patterson
Mary Ries
J. L. Shearer
Will Kent
Ashton
Idaho
Will Clark
Carl Darnutzer
Virginia City
B. F. Morris
Dwight Bushnell
Helena
Fred Seidensticker
Washington
Virgil Gustin
Twin Bridges
Salvation Army Public Meetings and Sunday Activities
The Salvation Army announces public meetings every night at eight o clock and a Sunday morning session at 7 30. A Sunday afternoon meeting is planned with a Sunday school at an unspecified time and a night Salvation rally at 8 p.m. Capt Geo Clark and Lieut Frank Love lead the events.
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Geo. Clark
Frank Love
A Linen Shopping Bag for Christmas Gift
The piece suggests embroidering a white linen shopping bag as a thoughtful Christmas gift. It notes white linen will return in time and that the bag offers long term usefulness rather than brief seasonal joy.
Thanksgiving Day Rates via Oregon Short Line Railroad
Tickets go on sale November 28 and 24 for Thanksgiving travel on the Oregon Short Line Railroad. Limited to November 28 with rates and further particulars available at the railway office.
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Oregon Short Line Railroad
Dillon District Court Session Dwindles After Plea Deals
In Dillon the district court session shrank as several jury trials were dropped. Edward Smith pleaded guilty to first degree assault for attempting to rob the State Bank of Dillon, leading to three charges being dismissed. John Johnson changed his plea to guilty on burglary charges tied to the Oregon Short Line depot case and received a four year penitentiary term. Sheriff Gruwell and Deputy Erwin escorted Smith and Johnson to Deer Lodge to begin serving their sentences.
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Dillon
Edward Smith
State Bank of
Tribune
Smith
John Johnson
Frank Moran
Oregon
Dell
Poindexter
Sherif Gruwell
Sheri Erwin
Smith and Johnson
Deer Ledge
Notice for Beaverhead County Supply Orders
All supplies for Beaverhead county must be ordered on regular form from the office. Any claim not so ordered will be rejected. Dated Dillon March 5 1907 by the County Commissioners of Beaverhead County Montana.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon
Board Or County Commissioners
Montana
For Sale One Hundred Cattle From Idaho Ranch
For sale one hundred head of cattle mainly cows and steers. Contact E L Call Sunfield Idaho or call at my ranch in Haden Creek basin. 21. 41 tf.
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E. L
Sunfield
Idaho
Haden Creek Basin
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Pearl St
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L Leadore
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E. H. Brundage
Mont
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J. B. F. White
BR. F. Wurtz
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