Favorite Prescription touted for womanly ailments and relief
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical why the medicines cure female weakness irregularity and associated nervous headaches and sleeplessness. It includes patient testimonials from Mrs Ervie E Woodin and urges consultation and private correspondence with Dr Pierce Buffalo NY.
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Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pratehal
Pierce
Tey
Man from Beaverhead Dies Frozen in Snow Near Lima
Dillon reports that Mike Hammond a Camp Tender from Beaverhead County was found dead in the snow near Lima after likely wandering from a moved sheep camp. Coroner's jury ruled death by freezing. Hammond, about 40, was known for his fondness for liquor and was buried in Lima Cemetery after services.
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Dillon
Barney Hammond
Lima
Sage Creek
Geary
Ike Edinger
Geary Ranch
Jones
Hammond
Beaverhead County
Large sheep shipment leaves Dillon for West Coast and Omaha
One of the largest shipments of sheep in Dillon’s history is set to depart today. The load comprises 112 cars with 68 cars bound for California by Mer ger & Devy of San Francisco and 44 cars sent by Mr. Waltz to Omaha.
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Dillon
California
Merger & Devy
San Francisco
Waltz
Omaha
Unusual Bargains in Box Paper at Tri Bune Store
Local storefront Tri Bune Store advertises unusual bargains in box paper offerings. Shoppers are invited to inspect the display and take advantage of discount prices. Limited quantities noted as a promotional sale.
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Tribune
Holland and Its Dykes and Pilgrim Program
A school program themed Holland and Pilgrims highlights class performances and readings. Fourth through second graders deliver songs, recitations, and pantomimes about Puritans, Indians, the Mayflower, and Thanksgiving. A note at the end warns of legal action against slanderous talk about the author’s wife.
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Holland
Emery
Pauline Howard
Earl Patterson
Minnie Gilbert
Nellie Moore
Seerees School
Phil Andregg
Gennevieve Metlen
Belle Scott
Ray Metlen
Ethel Tyree
Nora Foater
Carrie Oliver
Margaret Stolle
Madie Rife
Pilgrim Fathers
Mary Chilton
Prigenla Moline
Kochen
Chambers
Fogle
Lucile Paul Cartlands
Marion Leach
Francis
John Foley
Daniel Tritt
Tees
Ebela Badcon
Maurice Murray
Jack Frost
Lucy Rebich
Creat
Pauline Bloomberg
Eugene McConnell
Fern Andrus Bird
Conrad Wolf
Ruth Orr Twas
Library schedule notes return deadline and closure
All books out on loan must be returned no later than Tuesday December 2. The library closes from that date until it reopens in the new building. Bring books in tomorrow night or Tuesday night. Henry F. Corr, Scoit y Board.
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Henry F. Corr
Sco’ty Board
Auction announces sale of fine furniture and carpets
A fine lot of high grade furniture and carpets will be sold to the public at the upcoming auction event. The sale highlights include heirloom pieces and luxury carpets from multiple consignors. Proceeds benefit charitable programs run by the organizing committee.
Dillon High School Opens Basketball Season With Two Games
Dillon reveals a pair of public basketball games at the Dillon Theatre as the high school opens its season. The girls Junior team defeats the Freshmen 8 to 4 while an all outsiders squad edges the school team 18 to 18 in a spirited doubleheader refereed by Ralph Sebree.
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Dillon
Spart
Ralph Sebree
W. Robison
Emma _ Burfeind
Florence Carter
Fern Scott
Ora Conway
Bessie Tyree
Ocenter
Cleo Harrison
Minnie Streit
Emma Schuler
Clara Adams
Bertha Tyree
Otsiders
Arthur Maddux
Ray Selway
Arthur Graeter
Norman Gilbert
Herbert Haneen
Louis Schuler
Fred Woodworth
George Dart
Raymond Noyes
Chester Gilbert
Montana
Telephone Girl to Play Dillon December 2
The popular New York musical comedy The Telephone Girl arrives in Dillon on December 2 at the Dillon Theatre. The two act show features Gustave Kerker melodies and a witty Hugh Morton book, with a strong company led by Joe Kane.
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Wickdal
the Dillon
New York
Gustave Kerker
Hugh Morton
Mr. Kerker
Dillon Theatre
Joe Kane
Thanksgiving Union Services At Presbyterian Church
The city held its annual Thanksgiving union services at the Presbyterian church with Rev Dr. Martin leading scripture and Rev R P Smith delivering the sermon on Our Individual Social and National Blessings. The Mange society plans a December 6 supper and box sale to fund auxiliary work, offering sealed boxes of varied contents and a modern Merchant of Venice theme. Candy will be sold as well and a venue announcement is forthcoming.
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Presbyterian Church
Dr. Martin
Stepheng
Sheridan
Thomas
Martin
Mange Society
Legal Blanks of all descriptions at the Triaville Office
A notice lists that legal forms and blank descriptions are available at the Triaville government office for public use. It directs residents to obtain documents and follow standard filing procedures with the clerk.
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Trrsvnn OvFicn
Quiet Twin Bridges Wedding Ties Ira Williams and Elsie Butts
Ira F. Williams and Miss Elsie M. Butts wed at the Methodist parsonage on Wednesday evening with Rev. R. P. Smith officiating. The ceremony was quiet with three witnesses, after which the couple stayed in Dillon and left Thursday for their Madison county home.
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Twin Bridges
R. P. Smith
Ira F. Williams
Elsie M. Butts
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M. Lyle Innes
Edith Melton
Erwin Cope
J. C. F. van Camp
Public Library
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Union Church Services
Rev. Smith
Kerker and Morton
NW Casino Success
Max Plohn
Girts
Kane Nix
Young People United
A. B. Coon
Mites Effiie May Dav's
Deacon
Peter Vreeland
Junction
Labo
Davis
Methodist Parsonage
Acker
A. B. Coox
Bellefontaine
H. Hooker & Co
Proprs
Roffato
G. W. Dart Hardware Co
PLANO
Ana Ota Ue An
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J. B. Belsher
St. Louis
Just
City Shoe
G. Malott & CO
George Malott & CO
Pipestone Hot Springs
WM. E. Casey
Hot Springs
Arkansas
C. R. Burket
Prop
THE
Wood Live Stock CO
Shropshire
Spencer, Idaho
Sheet Music Tribune Store
Chicago
Tribune Pub. Co
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