Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey touted as longevity aid
Letters from elderly users claim Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey preserves strength and youth. At Rochester laboratories, Chicago and Michigan cases are cited of people over seventy using it for decades, with one man vouching he feels like a young man and plans a fruit farm. The ad touts the whiskey as a pure medicinal malt, sold by druggists and dealers with free doctor advice and a medical booklet.
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Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Washington
Michigan
R. H. Chase
South
Morgan St
Chicago
Ill
Duffy’s
N, Y
Local notes span trips visits and church talks in Dillon
Local and personal items list Mrs Minnie Johnson and Mrs Cliff Knapp in Butte plus several Dillon residents traveling to Salt Lake City and Brigham City. Mentions a bakery worker moving to Long Beach California and a new bungalow in town. Church notices include Bishop Brewer talks on Christianity and Mormonism and Sunday services at St James Episcopal. A light hearted piece lampoons Sunday sickness and promotes a Bible tonic.
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Minnie Johnson
Cliff Knapp
Butte
John Lovell
Salt Lake City
Rebecca Freeman
Sage Creek
Anna Hart
Annabelle Long
Charles Newton
James Crook
Remington
All Times
Pat Phillips
Dillon
Long Beach
California
Sam Freeman
James Abrams
Mary Bigler
Brigham City
Utah
the Laurent
West Broadway
Public Library
Earl Selway
Selway
The
Tribune
William Carey
Dillon Lumber Yards
Big Hole Basin
Boise
North
Latona Ave
Seattle
Washington
L. R. Brewer
Montana
St. James Episcopal Church
Bishop Brewer
Italy
Presbyterian Church
Pacific
Glendale Streets
St. James Church
Nex
New Settlers Located Near Dillon on Twin Bridges Road
Walter Blackburn from Washington state settled on 320 acres seven miles north of Dillon. John Rask of Butte took 320 acres on dry land four miles east of Dillon. Henry Tavish claimed 165 acres four miles south of Dillon. They were all located by Wm Fruin and plan to stay, impressed by the outlook for the future in the area.
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Walter Blackburn
Washington State
Dillon
Twin Bridges
John Rask
Butte
Henry Tavish
Wm. Fruin
Reward Offered for Lost Bay Geldings Near Dillon
Two bay geldings with a white forehead stripe and a brand on the left hip are missing. A reward is offered for their return to C. D. Foster in Dillon Montana. 422 BS.
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C. D. Foster
Dillon
Montana
Good Sheep Layout in Argenta Frying Pan Basin Range
Clif Bond bought 2,000 sheep from John Smith last week. The sale covered a broad range from near Argenta through the Frying Pan basin to the home ranch. This week Bond received fifty merino bucks from Idaho to add to the band. The ranch and range are well suited for sheep operations.
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Clif Bond
John Smith
Argenta
Frying Pan Basin
Bond
Idaho
Foot Smashed in Log Train Incident Injures Rudolf Peterson
A logging team’s load rolled away near Hoffman’s Gulch last Friday. Rudolf Peterson was crushed under logs and suffered a badly smashed foot. Doctors hope to save the limb.
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Hoffman's Gulch
Rudolf Peterson
Fire destroys Chehalis Lumber plant in Littell
A fire in Chehalis Washington destroyed the Littell plant of the Chehalis Lumber Company on Saturday. The loss was estimated at $200000.
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Grand Theatre
Tribune
Ghehalis, Wash
Chehalis Lumber Company
Littell
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Richter
N. Main St
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Peoria
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Anaconda
Missouri River
Sioux City
Kansas City
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Colorado Springs
Pueblo
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Pullman
F. D. Wilson, D. F
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Tribune Book Store
Hugh Thomas Ashlock
E. Creighton Largey
Dhr
Ashlock
St. Rose Guild
Frank Birrir
M. E. French
Cora Taylor
Polson
Grant E. Finch
Pocatello
George Hughes
J. J. Walsh
G. C. McPeek
Perry Bower
Milner
Armstead
Royal Male Quartette
M. E. Church
Louis P. Dessole
Bride
Idaho and Bannack Street
Picture Lay Theatre
the Grand
Matt and
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