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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1907

Page

8

Two Pageville Boys Make a Record for Farming

Pageville notes highlight rural labor and local goings on. Claude and Wilbur Whiting, aged sixteen and eleven, raised fifty tons of hay and one hundred sixty sacks of potatoes on their mother's ranch near the Big Hole river. Other items include cabbage, carrots, and rutabagas sold in Butte, travel to Madison valley range, and visits among residents including Mrs. Evelyn Mercer, Miss Jessie Redfield, and elderly residents, with brief movements of families between Pageville Hailey and Chicago.

The Tribune Pageville James Shannon Jenkins Wisconsin Creek H. A. Redfield Butte David Hardy Twin Bridges George McFadden Madison Valley Range Claude and Wilbur Carrie Whiting Big Hole River Evelyn Mercer Clara Burtch Jessie Redfield Helena Ernest Page Ralph Bushnell Melrose Forest Reserve Hailey Idaho Nye Brothers W. F J. M Centennial Valley O. G. Pfouts Cloverdale Ranche

Dr Pierce Libel Suit Over Favorite Prescription Defamation

The article recalls a libel suit filed by Dr. R V Pierce for 200000 damages against Ladies' Home Journal and editor Bok over a May 1904 piece alleging alcohol in Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Pierce asserts no such ingredients exist and a retract was delayed. The case reached the Supreme Court with a defences and counterclaims for business injury.

R. V. Pierce Ladies’ Home Journal Dr. Pierce Bok

Proper diet limits for health and stomach relief

A mature adult requires just enough food to repair tissue and maintain energy. Excess eating leads to stomach trouble, rheumatism, and kidney issues. If indigestion occurs, adjust your diet and let reason guide your intake, then consider Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, available from R. L. Riley.

Chamberlain R. L. Riley

Digging Spuds Near Willis Amid Freezing Temps

Oct 23 news from Willis notes County Surveyor Smith surveying in the area last week. Residents Fay Gransberry, Melba Rowe, Julia Beehrer, and others visit relatives in Dillon, Butte, and Bedrock. Potato digging is active with some fields finished while others continue.

the Tribune Willis Smith Fay Gransberry Dillon Melba Rowe Butte Julia Beehrer E. Huber Ernest Schmidt The Tivoli Brewing Co George Beehrer Carl Beehrer J. Monrer Alois Fassler Mary Fergus Beehrer Brothers Madison County Miss Rowe C. Ferguson Engineer Lomax Bedrock Steve Kambich Melrose

Chronic Diarrhoea Relief After Army Service

Geo M Felton of South Gibson Pa recalls chronic diarrhoea since 1863 while in the army. He says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him after one bottle, recommended by A W Miles. Sold by R L Riley.

Geo. M. Felton South Gibson A. W. Miles Chamberlain R. L. Riley

High School Notes and Student Government Update

Prof. Reidelsberger chosen as head of the music department for the year and gave his first lecture on Wednesday morning. Vera Melvyn visited Argenta last week. Thirty two juniors held a class meeting on Wednesday afternoon electing Bertha Burfield president Bella Scott secretary and Minerva York treasurer. Earl Davis spent weekend in the country. A school paper has been approved by faculty and students.

Reidelsberger Vera Melvyn Argenta

The Greatest Tea Drinkers Are Dutch Men

A quirky remark notes Dutch men as top tea drinkers, with a playful line about a grocer refunding money if customers dislike Schilling's Best tea. The snippet reflects light ad copy tone and regional humor.

Schilling

Staff Roster for Monthly Publication Names Yet Unselected

The excerpt lists staff members including Dick Price as editor in chief Judson Best and Adolph Decker as business managers Beulah Harrison as literary editor Hor tense Paul as editor of society music and art Lizzie Sutherland as editor of exchanges Minnie Gilbert as editor of wit and humor Miss Paxton as faculty Ber tha Burfiend as alumni indicating ongoing staffing decisions for a monthly issue.

Dick Price Judson Best Adolph Decker Busness Beulah Harrison Hortense Paul Society Lizzie Sutherland Exchanges Minnie Gilbert Miss Paxton Bertha Burfiend

The Cold Dangers and a Quick Cure

The article warns that ordinary colds can lead to pneumonia chronic catarrh and other infectious diseases. It states measles diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough are likelier after a cold and recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the fastest cure sold by R L Riley.

R. L. Riley

College Notes Highlight Dorm Gatherings And Club Plans

Guests at the dormitory include Laird Morrell Mosher and Swains with Olmstead Poindexter and Barr. Birthday greetings for Myrtle Templeton. Clara Goodrich and Negley hosts for socials. Hopper heads to Butte then back. Robbins starts tennis organizing. tournaments on campus with a winner taking a racket. Choral club begins under Reidel`sberger. Chinook staff elections list Allen Hagen Tower Schmidt editors.

Laird Butte Morrell Livingston Mosher Swain Olmstead Jessie Poindexter Agens Barr Myrtle Templeton Clara Goodrich Grace Tolioast Helen Moran Schmidt Rossester Esther Powers Gladys Hayward Negley Reidelsberger 08 Chinook Imogene Allen Anna Hagen Louise Tower Eleanor Schmidt

Autumn club program and talk series noted

Mis Beuschlein and Prof. Reidelsberger led exercises on church and classical music relations Tuesday. Rev Hayward spoke on Living Thursday. The English Speaking Club presented an autumn program with poems and readings by Moran Riley O Donnell Bryan Rossester Thomson Wall Winters Montgomery More Schroeder, highlighting Autumn themes.

Mise Bessie Story Beuschlein Reidelsberger Hayward Egies Moran Riley O'Donnell Bryan Rossester Thomson Golden Flower Wall the Huskers Miss Winters Montgomery Autumn Woods Schroeder

Fifty Years a Blacksmith with Town Endorsements

Samuel R. Worley of Hexburg Virginia, a veteran blacksmith, praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for relief from a lame back and rheumatism. The product is sold by R L Riley.

Samuel R. Worley Hexburg Chamberlain R.L. Riley

Pillen Emerick Wedding In Dillon After Getting License

Miss Winnifred Pillen and Boss Emerick wed Monday morning in Butte after securing a marriage license. Rev. A P Morrison officiated at the Methodist parsonage as Mrs May Thomas accompanied the couple to the ceremony. They returned to Dillon to begin housekeeping on Emerick’s Beaverhead ranch.

Winnifred Pillen Boss Emerick Butte May Thomas Tribune Store Methodist Parsonage A. P. Morrison Butte Methodist Church Dillon Mr. Emerick

Chapped skin salve offered by local seller

A local ad promotes Chamberlain's Salve as a cure for chapped skin on hands and face and for sores nipples burns and scalds. Sold by R L Riley with contact implied for purchase.

R. L. Riley

Walter Smith Born in Bannack Dies at Alder Montana

Walter Smith born in Bannack in 1867 died at Alder in Madison county on October 19. He lived many years in Beaverhead and Madison counties and was well known there. He leaves a wife four children and his mother Mrs N E Smith of Dillon to mourn his loss.

Bannack Walter Smith Alder Madison County Beaverhead Madison N. E. Smith Dillon

For Sale 150 Cotswold Bucks in Dillon Montana

Classified ad offering 150 large grade Cotswold bucks one and two years old in good condition. Contact Craig Cornell in Dillon Montana or via address. Sale reference 40-13.

Craig Cornell Dillon Montana

Hunting and Fishing Licenses Notice

The entry states issuing hunting licenses to Medicine Lodge and Horse Prairie residents and fishing licenses to non residents. Signed T. B. Craver.

Medicine Lodge Horse Prairie T. B. Craver

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