Local notes from Grant amid cattle movements and visits
Mrs. W C Templin hosts a surprise from Glasgow Montana. Stocker and Hamrick report a business trip to Salmon Idaho. Miss Helen Rife of Medicine Lodge visits Barrett home. Hugh Bates and wife travel to Armstead. Joe Wedum takes charge at Grant store. Cattle movement runs heavy with 1200 Texas cattle to Salmon. Community news covers illnesses visits and travel, with notes on local line work and residents.
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Grant
W. C. Templin
Johnson
Glasgow
Mont
L. C. Stocker
Salmon
Idaho
Stocker and Hamrick
Helen Rife
Medicine Lodge
Barrett
Hugh Bates
Armstead
Bates
Wedum
Scott
Decker
J. N. Mansfield
Butte
Lamb shipments reach Medicine Lodge farms
Medicine Lodge report notes Rife has his fine band of one lambs home from Monida, purchased recently. P. W. Armstrong arrived home Saturday with his prime bunch of lambs.
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Medicine Lodge
Rife
Scott's Emulsion Natural Health Restorer
After sickness nothing restores health like Scott's Emulsion a natural body nourisher free of drugs or alcohol. It uses cod liver oil and hypophosphites with glycerine to build tones and sustain vitality aiding after croup whooping cough grippe pneumonia colds and throat troubles.
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Scott
Willis News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Rally
Fred May of Butte conducted business in town last week while Will Adders hiked nearby. R Maier visited Point of Rocks and E H Churchwell stopped in Dillon. Mr and Mrs Charles Clark and children went to Idaho and Joe Nample to Glendale. Steve Kambich Anton Buyan visited county seat. Matt Polish and Carl Beehrer shipped potatoes to Butte. Willis youths formed the Lincoln Literary Club and plan to meet biweekly. a Republican rally at Reichle hall followed by a dance is set for next Friday.
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Matt Polish
Dillon
Carl Beehrer
Butte
Willis
Lincoln Literary Club
Reichle’s
Big Hole Breezes Recap of Local Events and Discoveries
Oliver Dudley returns from Logan Utah after his mother dies at age 59. While hunting near the Marten mine Dade Stephens and Fred Schultz locate 26 stray sheep left by a herder, snow on the peaks threatens the flock. A birthday party for Henrietta Gasser, four, at the Gasser home highlights a week of community happenings. A question is noted but not completed in the text.
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Oliver Dudley
Logan
Utah
Marten
Dade Stephens
Fred Schultz
Gasser
Town
Henrietta
Otto Gasser
Marriage brings surprise wedding to local basin
Otis Mudd son of George and Mrs. Mudd married Vera Gilbault from Marysville Montana on the 7th. The couple arrived with plans to reside on a ranch near the groom's father as old-time residents look on with interest.
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Basin
Mr. Mudd
High School Notes and Student Activities
Students canvassed Dillon for ticket sales to tonight’s film benefiting football suits. About 100 volunteers projected 500 or more tickets sold, aiding suit purchases as girls cheer the effort. Miss Zetta Gilbert spoke on her Germany trip and clubs debated railroads and school session counts with mixed results.
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Dillon
Prof
Job
Ed Drummy
The
Athletic Association
Zetta Gilbert
Germany
Arrowhead and
Sacawajea
Leslie Shobe
Eber Badcon
Carl Ostrander
Frank Lovell
Margaret Cushing
Ruth Orr
Margaret Carroll
Katie Helming
Charles Klein’s The Third Degree Set for State Normal Monday
The Third Degree will be staged at the State Normal auditorium on Monday November 11. Tickets have been in high demand as Mr Mosher reports strong seating requests. Officials expect a large audience and a record turnout for this notable play.
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Charles Klein
State Normal Auditorium
Mosher
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Dillon Resident
Mrs Effie Coon of 216 N Idaho Dillon Montana reports years of kidney pain eased after using Doans Kidney Pills. She says a full course cured her and she has since used them with continued good effect. Ad notes price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Dillon
Effie Coon
Idaho Street
Montana
Doan
Potts’ Drug Store
Tariff Saving Versus Broad Risk Says Underwood Analysis
The Detroit Free Press critiques Congressman Underwood’s table claiming 700 million dollars yearly potential saving from tariff bills. It argues the per person impact is only 14 cents weekly, misleads readers, and warns that any gain for consumers comes at the cost of wages or profits, risking industrial hardship.
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Oscar W. Underwood
Mr. Low
Congress
Detroit Free Press
Roosevelt Baptist Service Reflects on Attacks and Recovery
Dillon residents gathered for a church program featuring music by the choir, a violin solo by Thomas Kerr, and talks by Pastor Thomas Anderson and guests Harlow Pease Burt Adams Tower and Joe C. Smith. Messages condemned yellow journalism and celebrated Roosevelt's health and leadership.
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Thomas Kerr
Thomas Anderson
Harlow Pease
Burt Adams Tower
Joe C. Smith
Baptist Church
Dillon
Roosevelt
Pease
McKinley
Uncalled Letters Sent To Dead-Letter Office
Letters not claimed at the post office will be sent to Washington D C dead letter office within two weeks. Grace Lamont, P M October 18 1912 lists multiple addressees including Anderson, Dean Christensen, Curtis Richards, Carrie Harris, J H Jumer, Nellie Sullivan, Gené Peterson, Mrs Tipton, Clyde Smith and others.
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Washington, D. C
Grace Lamont
P. M
Anderson
Andreas Randle
Dean Christensen
C Richards
Curtis Freeze
Mr. Riley
Carrie Harris
Geo. Ruhar
Isabellee Hinricks
Cunor Savoge
R. D. Jovac
Stefan Sechler
J. H. Jumer
Henry Speaks
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Henry Thompson
W. A. Stewart
Eda Craver
Mary Williams
Alder
Big Hole
Magee
Bas Fae
A. Maurice Low
Roosevelt Baptist
Raih
Richter
Rauh & Richter Manufacturing Furriers
North Main St
Wold Rams
Brearley & Williams
Alder, Montana
Dillon Bakery
the Dillon Bakery
F.C. McFadden
Dillon Coal & Transfer
Geo. Mast
Jesephat
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