County News Letters Highlight Hunt and Local Life
Lakeview notes report Pettis Bros from St. Louis joining James Blair for a big game hunt at the Gallatin and Madison river headwaters. School changes include Mrs. M Fischer teaching at Lakeview while Myrtle Williams moves to Meadow Creek. Various residents travel to Helena for the state fair, while others migrate between Lakeview and nearby towns. A 100 head 2 year old steer sale near Big Hole is noted, and local trades include mining claim activity by Mr. Stevens. The piece closes with remarks on open season hunting, a return of Jimmie Houston as mail carrier, and lingering concerns over weather and harvest prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lakeview
Pettis Bros
St. Louis
James Blair
Blair
Gallatin
Madison Rivers
M. Fischer
Myrtle Williams
Meadow Creek
T. O'Conner
George Shambow
Helena
Butte
J. Duff
Mr. Schraf
Omaha
J. Smith
Monida
Jimmie Houston
Lake, Idaho
B. L. Forsyth
Tepee Creek
Lake
Idaho
Cliff Lake
Monida Road
Mr. Stevens
J. W. Brower
Culver
Crater Range
Frank Davis
Henry Hackett
Dillon
More Than Enough Is Too Much Health Advice
A health notice urges mature adults to eat only what is needed to repair tissue and keep energy and warmth. It links excess eating to stomach troubles rheumatism and kidney disorders and recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with R L Riley as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
Willis News Briefs From October The Second
Miss May Fergus arrived from Butte to teach the Beecher brothers term. Mrs. Fay Gransberry traveled to Dillon last Saturday. Rev. Father Foley of Dillon celebrated mass at J. A. Browne's home. Fishermen and hunters still arrive from Butte as bullets whistle before dawn. The second alfalfa crop is largely down and farmers look on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Scott
Butte
Sageville
Clayton Page
Bozeman
Carrie Whiting
Lester Page
Dillon
Floyd Burtch
M. A. B. Page
Floyd R. Burtch
Pageville
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted For Stomach Health
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for foul stomachs and related ailments. It likens stomach digestion to butter churns and claims the medicine purifies the stomach and blood, addressing biliousness dyspepsia and numerous symptoms with a postal request for a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Golden
RB. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Standard Medical Authorities
Chamberlains Salve Claim Sudden Skin Cure
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Salve as a one night cure for chapped skin on hands or face and notes its superiority for sore nipples burns and scalds with R L Riley as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
Pageville Notes Mark 67th Birthday and Local Happenings
Mrs. Rodney Page celebrated her 67th birthday with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Redfield and Mrs. Evelyn Mercer. Visitors include Mrs. Robison of Idaho and Miss Cora Scott from Butte. Local tasks cover telephone line changes, illness, harvest activity, Bible reading class, and travel between Pageville and Dillon.
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Pageville
Rodney Page
Harry Redfield
Evelyn Mercer
David
Hardy
Cora Scott
Butte
Edith Snow
Normal College Notes Recap Weekly Enrollments and Events
The week at the Normal College featured new enrollments Miss Rose Doherty Butte and Miss Bertha Davidson Chouteau. Prof Reidelsberger spoke on Motif in Music and Miss Carson returned from Miles City. YWCA talks plan courtesy. Initiation and spreads by Kappa Zeta Nu. College chorus organized with officers Marceille Kennedy Moran Lora Maxwell. Recitals by Miss Graeter Hosking and others. Dillon lecture course announced with speakers Senator Robert L Taylor humorist Herbert Cope engineer W T Clarke and Maro the Magician scheduled through March. A YWCA social and arrival of Miss Hopper dean noted.
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Prof. Reidelsberger
Normal College
Marceille
Hazel Kennedy
Moran
Lora Maxwell
Miss Graeter
Assembly Hall
Hosking
Dillon
Swain
Chicago Glee Club
U.S
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
Senator Taylor
Herbert Leon Cope
W. T. Clarke
New York
Maro
Why Colds are Dangerous
A warning about the dangers of ordinary colds noting their role in leading to pneumonia consumption and other infectious diseases. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the quickest cure and cites its wide use and sales by R. L. Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Riley
Redrock Notes From Local Visitors and Travelers
Redrock reports show Chas Hill and Dan Tracy returning from Chicago Tuesday night. Fred and Schuler shop in town today. Frank Andrus and son Jim rode the train from Dillon Thursday. Z E Harris of Rabbit Foot Idaho traveled via Bedrock to Blackwell Oklahoma. Emerson Hill attends the State Fair in Helena this week. Sunderlin of Baker Idaho visiting daughter Mrs Lamphear this week. Jos Hainds of Dillon was in town Thursday. R Shelley O S L night operator visiting Cove Idaho.
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Redrock
Chas. Hill
Dan Tracy
Chicago
Fred Schuler
Frank Andrus
Jim
Dillon
Z. E. Harris
Rabbit Foot
Idaho
Bedrock
Blackwell
Oklahoma
Emerson Hill
Helena
Sunderlin
Baker
Lamphear
Fifty Years a Blacksmith Endorses Pain Balm
Samuel R. Worley of Hexburg Virginia, a veteran blacksmith with over fifty years at the forge, praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for relief from a lame back and rheumatism. He notes it as the best liniment he has used, and it is offered for sale by R. L. Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Worley
Hexburg
Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
Local Remedy Stops Chronic Diarrhoea for Soldier
Geo. M. Felton of South Gibson Pa recalls Army days in 1863 troubled by chronic diarrhoea. He credits one bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, recommended by A W Miles, with stopping the ailment at once. For sale by R L Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Felton
South Gibson
A. W. Miles
Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
Horses for Sale in Clark's Canyon Montana
Twenty head of yearlings two and three year olds priced to 1000 to 1200 pounds viewable at my ranch Clark's Canyon Armstead Montana contact W P Dinctey Arm stead Montana
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Clark’s Canyon
W. P. Dinctey
Armstead
Mont
Visitor Tours Asylum With Quiet Order Noted
A foreign tourist on approved asylum visit expresses surprise at the neatness and quiet, and learns of separate sections for violent prisoners and incurables. An attendant reveals his life work is compiling an index to Webster’s dictionary, prompting the visitor’s amused reaction.
Ascot's Royal Patronage Through the Ages
A historical note on Ascot races tracing royal patronage from QueenAnne in 1711 through George III. It describes how successive monarchs supported the fixture, with George III awarding a 100 guinea plate, and notes the longstanding royal favor for the Berkshire heath festival.
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Ascot
Queen Anne
George III
Berkshire Heath
Study of Man and The World as Classroom
A quotation from Robert Blatchford in the Clarion on studying human nature. The only true textbooks are Shakespeare Hugo Cervantes Sterne and other great writers who learned in life. Real insight requires vast love and sympathy and entering another’s heart as a friend.
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Shakespeare
Hugo
Cervantes
Sterne
Robert Blatchford
Clarion
Judge’s Visitor Promises Willie A Penny For Poem Recital
A visitor in a domestic scene offers Willie a penny if he recites a poem his mother taught him. Willie refuses, saying he can earn a nickel elsewhere for not reciting it.
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Willie
Looked Suspicious Inquiries About Tompkins
A Milwaukee Sentinel snippet raises suspicion around Tompkins. The speaker voices unease about 807 and questions whether he is stringing them along, describing him as polite yet potentially deceptive.
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Leary
Tompkins
807
Milwaukee Sentinel
Proposing in a Canoe Ends with a Splash
A humorous note from Harper's Weekly recalls Grace asking a girl in a canoe to marry. The girl leapt with surprise, tipping their boat and creating a humorous scene.
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Grace
Fred
Harper’s Weekly
All the Difference in Gossip and Silence
A Cleveland Leader quote warns about talking carelessly who you speak to about what and where referencing the De Lacy family and a hidden skeleton in their closet. The remark contrasts discussing private matters with keeping secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Lacys
Cleveland
Beaverhead County Seeks Bids for Public Works Projects
Beaverhead County Montana commissioners invite sealed bids in a special session on October 7 1907 for four projects a four room cottage at the poor farm additions to the Lima jail including two rooms steel ceiling for the county courthouse jail and related work. Bids must include a 10 percent certified check and bonds within ten days of award. proposals due by 10 a m October 7 1907. bids may be rejected.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead
Montana
Lima
Court House
Dillon
O. C. Gosman
Beaverhead County
Jno
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T. O’conner
Missouri
Willis
the Tribune
Mrs.Robison
Little
Jessie Redfield
Clifford Mills
James M. Nye
Theorie Mercer
George
Clifford
Funny Tribe
Normal College Notes
Rose Doherty
Bertha Davidson
Chouteau
Clark
Missoula
Institute
Craig Cornell
Acoe
Ausea
Blatz
Wiener Export Muenchener
Val Blatz
Brewing CO
Milwaukee, Wis
S. S. Patterson
Dillon, Mont
Bannack St
Tel
MICRO
Portland, Oreoon
Feed & Sale
Kupfer Drug Company
A. L. Anderson
Paul Brown
Music Books
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