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Deputy Sheriff Returns With Suspect From Walla Walla
Deputy Sheriff Gosman brought back Chas. E. Howard from Walla Walla Washington in custody. Howard is charged with grand larceny for taking a running mare owned by George Wolfe to Deer Lodge and racing it. The act occurred about three weeks prior and the mare was taken to Walla Walla on September 16 without Wolfe’s permission.
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Walla Walla
Gosman
Wash
Chas. E. Howard
Howard
George Wolfe
Deer Lodge
Mr. Wolfe
Walla Walla On Advice of the Local Sheriff's Office
Marriage of A L Widdowson and Mrs Thompson in Dillon
A L Widdowson of Gilmore Idaho and Mrs E A Thompson of Blackfoot obtained a marriage license in Dillon and were wed by Judge Kenison at his residence with the bride accompanied by her two daughters as witnesses. Hercules Grenier, 17, of Grasshopper Creek, was buried after an accidental death at the Cozad saw mill. Big Hole Basin Stockmen auction in Wisdom saw fine horses and cattle sold, with C W Moore of Billings as auctioneer. TRIBUNE experienced a brief power outage just before press time, then resumed with a gasoline engine. Roy Murray returned from Butte where he visited M E Barry. the couple may later travel to Europe before returning to Montana.
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A. L. Widdowson
Gilmore
Idaho
E. A. Thompson
Blackfoot
Dillon
Kenison
Hercules Grenier
Cozad
Grasshopper Creek
Bannack
Hercules Granier
Michigan
Quebec
Canada
R. A. Granier
Big Hole
Butte
Roy Murray
Mr. Murray
M. E. Barry
East
Carip
Europe
Montana
A Peculiar Accident and Town News from Dillon
David P. Smith injured eye during dog interaction with local dog trainer. Doctor says vision unlikely to be impaired unless complications arise. Archibald McIntosh sells Centennial Cafe stake. Ned Crowder buys it with Charley Stafford to cater, Archie plans Portland return. H H Fray leaves Dillon for Butte to work as a mechanic. Weather observer notes max 81 and min 27 with frosts on 23 24 25. month average precipitation 1.77. Town clock steeple painting by I D Knotts begins renovation for winter.
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David P. Smith
Archie McIntosh
Centennial Cafe
Helena Street
Portland
Oregon
Ned Crowder
J. E. Monroe
Dillon Station
William Newnes Appeals Disturbing the Peace Verdict
William Newnes, found guilty of disturbing the peace by a six man jury in police court, paid his fine to the city last Wednesday after giving notice of appeal. The case drew notable interest and sharp debate from both defense and prosecution lawyers.
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William Newnes
Scale debut and medical and local society notes
Forsgren and Thomas buy a new scale from Toledo Automatic Scale with a clear pound readout by lighting. Dr. M. A. Walker at New York Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital serves 383000 beds annually and also works at Bellevue and two other 200 bed hospitals. Mrs. Frank G Bassett and companions motor to Twin Bridges then visit the State Orphans Home. Delegate Mrs Kate Poindexter is named for the Episcopal triennial convention in New York City starting October 7.
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Forsgren & Thomas
Toledo Automatic Scale Company
New York
Frank G. Bassett
Harman Mayfield
Alma Qogren
Twin Bridges
State Orphans’ Home
Kate Poindexter
Bishop Brewer
New York City
Poindexter
McGivern Trick Shooters to Exhibit at Dillon Fair
The McGivern family, famed for their Fourth of July display, return to Dillon Fairgrounds October Sth and 9th for a new exhibition of trick shooting. They headline at Lemhi County fair and vie with Topperwein stars, with Ed McGivern wielding two pistols and Mrs. Madge MacGivern performing precision small‑target work, while Bob MacGivern showcases moving and aerial shots as the youngest expert.
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McGivern
Dillon Fair
Lemhi
Dillon
Pastime
Topperwein
San Antonio
McGiverns
Madge MacGivern
Bob MacGivern
Miona Stomach Tablets Claim Quick Relief
Distress after eating includes belching headache and nausea. The ad touts Miona Stomach Tablets as a harmless remedy that stops stomach distress and strengthens digestion. A fifty cent box is offered with a money back promise if not benefited.
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Saad
Testimonial for Chamberlains Tablets Helps Dyspepsia Patients
A chronic dyspeptic testifies Chamberlains Tablets eased years of distress. W G Mattison of No 7 Sherman Street Harpellsville NY claims the medicine did more good than anything else.
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Chamberlain
W. G. Mattison
Sherman
Harpellsville
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Tribune
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the Tribune
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Newnes
The
Chili Kings
J. C. Wall
Dell
Charles Conger
Helena
James Judge
Home Park
Selway
R. M. Cosgrove
C. N. Dansie
Armstead
O. M. Best
Faye Irwin
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George Brownback
Ashlock
W. L. Burkhart
Clara Chapman
Bob Ostrander
Chili King
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Antone Jackson
Oliver Smith
Bell Coal and Transfer Co
Johnson and Boone
Don Rathbone
Malta
R. J. Nelson
Glen Elder
Kansas
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Bert Shortt
Dillon Thurday
Ashland
Colonel Decker
T. D. Olmsted
G. Chambers
Albert Woodside
Montana Auto Supply Company
Great Falls
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J. E. Monote
Eidson
St. Louis
Nellie Mooney
Grayling
Boise
Fink Business College
A. O. Yeaman
Z. B. Yeaman
Bloody Dick Country
A. A. Elliott
Frank Knotts
Guy Gray
Hone
Etta Thompson
White Building
DR. Pierce
R.v.pierce
M.D
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Mary Chilton
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Montana
Dillon Coal & Transfer
Geo. Mast
Tattersall
E. H. Brundage
Undertaker
Mont
Foster Employment Agency
Duluth
Exqquiity Co-Operative Exchange
Combine
GEO. S. Loftus
Salee
Minneapolis
Kles
Heinz Pure Food Establishment
Montana Mercantile Co