Waterloo County News Letters reports local life and deaths
Special to the Tribune from Waterloo recounts a prosperous fall in the community. John Carney, aged father of Patrick and M. T. Carney, died Nov 17 after illness, with services at P. Carney’s home and interment at Fish Creek cemetery. The piece lists local visits, mining activity, hay shipments, and a planned demolition of the Parrot smoke stack eight miles north of Waterloo next Tuesday.
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The
Tribune
Waterloo
John Carney
Patrick
M. T. Carney
Great
Farmer
John Rogers
Gordon Place
T. J. Townsend
J. R. Norville
Dillon
Jos, Armour
Lester Group of Mines
Armour
Julius Strawn
King and Magee
Oliver Thornley
Emma McCall
Dern
T. D. Townsend
A. A. Kirby
Joy Foster
A. M. Sager and Son
White Rock Ranch
A. J. Davis
Gutte
Thomas Little
Iron Rod
W. J. Rankin
Pleasant Valley
Homer T. Townsend
Butte
George D. King
M. E. Church of Whitehall
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promotes Female Health
A historical ad describes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as relief for pelvic organ displacement and various female weaknesses. It claims forty years of proven effectiveness with glyceric medicinal extracts, no alcohol, and a long list of endorsements from medical writers. It also promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as the original liver pills, easy to take.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Crowd Gather for Fall of the Stack at Gordon Ranch
A large crowd is expected to witness the fall of the stack. Ernest Powell has leased the Gordon ranch for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Powell
Gordon Ranch
Cure a Cold with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A health notice endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted treatment for colds and flu. It claims quick relief, supports lung function, and asserts it prevents pneumonia while noting the product contains no narcotics and is suitable for all ages. Sold by Riley the Druggist.
Argenta Social Notes and Local Visits
Miss Vera Melvyn visited her parents in Argenta over the weekend. Mrs. A. Leonard returned from Butte. A. E. Graeter was in Dillon last week. George and Mrs. French are guests in Dillon for a few days. Wm. Tash of Dillon passed through Argenta. Miss Alice Herr, county school superintendent, visited Argenta school. Dr. Rathbone was in Argenta. James Melvyn went to Dillon on business. Harvey hall work nears completion with a dance planned next week. George Knapp and L. D. Tibbets were Dillon visitors.
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Tribune
Argenta
Vera Melvyn
A. Leonard
Butte
A. E. Graeter
Dillon
George French
Wm. Tash
Alice Herr
Dr. Rathbone
What Would You Do In Case Of A Burn Or Scald
Advice on immediate burn relief suggests applying Chamberlain's Salve on a soft cloth to relieve pain quickly and aid healing with minimal scarring. The notice notes such injuries can occur in any family and urges preparation and preparedness. Sold by Riley the Druggist. Im
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Chamberlain
Riley
Dell Telephone Line Progress Report Amid Snow
Local notes report the Dell telephone line nearing completion with the last pole to be set this week. Snow conditions and oats plummet affect farming. residents predict a coal famine and urge work as remedy while townsfolk discuss Wall Street panic and local court news from Dillon.
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Tribune
Dell
Wall Street
James Patterson
Dillon
Jim
W. J. Crowell
Sheep Creek Basin
J. A. Bell
Grove City
Down
Henderdons
Colds and Croup in Children
Mrs. Wm. H. Serig of Wheeling West Virginia reports a severe winter cough cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy without a doctor. Her son has been prevented from whooping cough by timely use of the syrup. For sale by Riley the Druggist. 1m
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Wm. H. Serig
Fifth St
Wheeling
W.va
Chamberlain
Riley
Seattl e visitors and local hunting trip details
Willis reports from Nov 20 noting Mrs. Weimar of Seattle visiting Mrs. Reichle and as a cousin to the late Wm Reichle. Carl Beehrer traveled to Glen where three men awaited to cross the river for hunting and fishing. one is becoming an experienced trapper who has caught over a dozen beavers this season. Curtis Ferguson went to Dillon Friday and brought back his family.
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The
Tribune
Willis
Weimar
Seattle
Reichle
Wm. Reichle
Carl Beehrer
Glen
Curtis Ferguson
Dillon
First skating of the season near the school house Nov 20
Mr and Mrs E B Page and children visited from Jefferson Island to help threshing with Rodney Page at the home folks. Coffee offered at 10c per pound with 3000 miles of rail freight from the roaster. grocer refunds money if unsatisfied with Schillind's Best.
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E. B. Page
Jefferson Island
Rodney Page
Sheep Pass Through from Great Falls to Idaho But Struggle With Delays
A large band of sheep travels slowly from Great Falls toward Idaho to be fed. Threshing is delayed by a broken cog wheel, requiring several days to replace at Beehrer Bros. Levi Cartier travels to Dillon for a wheel while L G Woodside and son search for horses. Other residents visit or travel, including D Gist from Dillon and O Beall of Cherry Creek. A hay-baling crew from Dillon will bale James Garrison’s 200 tons of alfalfa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Idaho
Beehrer Bros
Levi Cartier
Dillon
L. G. Woodside and Son
Fred
Steve Kambich
Melrose
D. Gist
J. A
Pain Balm Claims Fast Sprain Relief at One-Third Time
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is advertised to quickly relieve sprains by reducing inflammation and soreness. The liniment is marketed as curing a sprain in about one third the time of standard treatment, sold by Riley the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Riley
Pennington School District Completes New House at Pageville
The Pennington district No. 16 completes a new school building and hires Miss Irene Kelly as winter teacher. Local families visit for a 71st birthday and community members contribute wood and labor while others transport potatoes and hay for regional work.
Normal College Notes Show Student Activities and Moves
Miss Stonecliffe Miss Barter and Miss Larson head to Bozeman for the state YWCA convention and expect to return Monday. Miss Burke leaves Dillon for a teaching position in Jackson Mont. Prof Reidelsberger continues Folk Songs talk with Miss Graeter on violin and piano. Student events include dormitory card party and recitals by Miss Graeter Miss Hoskings Miss Barrere and Miss Harrington. Prof Mosher discussed night schools and immigration at Thursday exercises.
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Stonecliffe
Barter
Larson
Bozeman
May Busch
Burke
Normal College
Dillon
Jackson
Mont
Reidelsberger
Miss Graeter
Monroe
Butte
Miss Hoskings
Miss Barrere
Miss Harrington
Montgomery
Wegner
Mosher
Tribune Book Store Sells College Banners and Flags
Banner sale at the Tribune Book Store features flags pennants and banners for all colleges. Readying teams and fans for upcoming seasons, the shop emphasizes affordable collegiate gear and school spirit.
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Tribune Book Store
High School Notes on Play Tickets and Snow Delays
Tickets go on sale for The Chronothanataletion a school play to fund a mineral cabinet Frances Harrison and Anna Carter visited Tuesday Gladys Winters visited Thursday The 3 2 shorthand class had its final exam Wednesday The school lacks lights due to cut wires during blacksmith shop construction Work on the shop is delayed by a snow storm Jay Slack was absent several days this week.
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Frances Harrison
Anna Carter
Gladys Winters
Jay Slack
Conway to Press Montana Rail Commission on Coal Rebates
George B. Conway of Dillon plans to petition the Montana railroad commission soon over alleged rebates given to Dillon coal dealers on freight. He says the rebates have persisted for years and could entitle dealers to several thousand dollars.
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George B. Conway
Dillon
Butte
Montana Railroad Commission
State Auditor Warns Montana on Out‑of‑State Insurers
Montana residents doing business with National Mutual Fire Insurance of Omaha and Aetna Indemnity of New York face risk. State Auditor H. R. Cunningham says these firms lack Montana standing as they have no state agents and operate without admitted status. Service of process cannot be secured here.
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Montana
National Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Omaha
Aetna Indemnity Company of
New York
H. R. Cunningham
Mr. Cunningham
Distress From Stomach Disorder Offered Cure Tablets
A short notice promotes Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for a stomach disorder. Riley the Druggist offers free samples of the remedy to readers.
Century valley land with water and cabins for sale
960 acres in East end of Centennial valley with open water, two houses, a stable and large corral. Will yield 150 tons of hay and could serve as a summer camp. Adjacent range is excellent. Terms very reasonable. Inquire Johnson & Smith, Dillon, Montana. 15-tf
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Centennial Valley
Johnson & Smith
Dillon
Montana
Sheep Range for Rent in Frying Pan Basin
Seventeen hundred acres fenced in Frying Pan basin with two thousand more unenclosed. Contiguous foothill range totaling miles. Running water and hay for sale. No finer or warmer sheep range available. Contact James Kirk Patrick.
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Frying Pan Basin
James Kirkpatrick
Notice of Administrator's Accounts and Collection Reminder
All parties are notified that the accounts of the late Robert W. Bammer are in the hands of Mr. Fred H. Kohl. They must call at the deceased's former business to pay, with all bills due within 30 days to be placed with an attorney for collection. 444 Saran L. Bammer, Mr. and Mrs. PF Rudy of Lima were in town yesterday.
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Robert W. Bammer
Fred H. Kohl
Saran L. Bammer
Beaverhead County Orders All Supplies on Official Forms
Notice from the Beaverhead County Commissioners Dillon Montana dated March 5 1907 requires all supplies be ordered on official forms from the office. Claims not properly ordered will be rejected. Mrs Sherman returns to Dillon after visiting Kalispell.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon
Board Or County Commissioners
Montana
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Irene Kelly
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Orrin Wilcomb
Fred Burger
Clayton Page
Arthur Righteners
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Yellowstone Park
John
Normal College Notes
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