Waterloo Neighbors Attend to Visits and Local News
Waterloo reports include P Carney and son selling produce in Butte while Mrs. Woodside and Mrs. Allan visit. Miss Maud Tyce from Logan stays with the Walberts. several residents return from Butte. a theft of a widow’s turkeys sparks outrage. cabbage patch harvest praised. Chamberlains Liniment recommended for sprains and injuries.
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Tribune
Waterloo
P. Carney
John
Butte
Jas. Woodside
Allan
Maud Tyce
Logan
Thos. Walbert
John Beall
Whitehall
Fred Whitford
M. T. Carney
Norman Winchell
Kansas
Fay H. Curtis
Valley Springs Ranch
Colligan & Foster
Ray Need
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Gains Noted Popularity
The remedy for coughs colds croup and influenza is praised for safe composition and prompt relief. Sold by Potts the Druggist with a long standing reputation. 1-m
Plain resident visits and local voter registration noted
Willis notes include F Hetterline of Plains visiting his daughter Mrs Adolf Reichle for a few days, James Mackay of Argenta registering voters last Thursday, and Miss Anne Breen with Myrtle Hails visiting Butte for a few days with homefolks. Mrs Margaret Reichle is also mentioned in this community update.
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Tribune
Willis
F. Hetterline
Plains
Adolf Reichle
James Mackay
Argenta
Anne Breen
Myrtle Hails
Butte
Margaret Reichle
Medicine Lodge community notes and local trades
Quite a few Lodgeites attended a speech by Mr. Barr of Great Falls in Armstead last Wednesday. Local residents report sheep trades, horse riding, and hunting activity, with several visits to Armstead, Sheep Creek basin, and nearby ranches.
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Tribune
Medicine Lodge
Barr
Great Falls
Armstead
H. D. Hildreth
Bedrock
John Lovell
Dillon
B. F. Stewart
Martin Barrett, Jr
Oscar Gravely
W. M. Stewart
T. B. Craver
Thomas
Sheep Creek Basin
Billee
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets
The pleasant purgative effect from Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets improves body and mind, creating a joyful feeling. Sold by Potts, the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Potts
Williamses Visit Lima Friends and Local Health Updates
Lima notes a visit by Mr. and Mrs. J L Williams of Armstead with Mrs. Wilson in attendance. Miss Mabel Selway, Lima's primary teacher, is ill at her Dillon home. M A Berlin returns from Salt Lake hospital and reports good health. Joe Michael was taken to the hospital last night by Rev. Hardie. MEF church renovation work progresses. Rev Hardie thanks supporters and notes that within two weeks all bills will be due or the foe is still to him.
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Tribune
Lima
J. L Williams
Armstead
Wilson
Mabel Selway
Dillon
M. A. Berlin
Salt Lake
Joe Michael
Hardie
Elva Boardman Chapter Plans Hayrack Ride Halloween Party
Emery Keller hosts Elva Boardman Chapter No 26 O E S at his ranch with a hayrack ride and elaborate dinner. Guests enjoyed moonlight return, a timid member’s mishap tempered by safety pins and a barrel. Grace Wilcox and Sylvan Cheney issue invitations for a Halloween party.
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Elmer Martinell
F. E. Armstrong
C. E. Calvert
Henry Fitter
Emery Keller
Elva Boardman Chapter
Keller
Dr. Ford
Miss Grace Wilcox
Sylvan Cheney
Warning Signs and Remedy for Croup in Children
Hoarseness in a child signals the onset of croup and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, given at once or after the cough appears, can prevent the attack. Contains no poison. Sold by Potts, the Druggist. 1-m
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Chamberlain
Potts
Armstead Community Notes and Local Movements
Oct 27 items from Armstead report C D Bradley now residing in Dillon Montana with International Correspondence school. E H Brunner returns from Lemhi valley. Mrs J W Scott hosts a linch party. Armstead club plans social features for the season. L D Robbins leaves G P at hot springs near Salmon. Mrs and Miss Robinson visit Dillon and attend a dance. Idaho teachers delegation passes Armstead for a convention at Pocatello and will return Sunday. NEITZSCHE
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Tribune
Armstead
C. D. Bradley
Foray
Dillon Mont
International Correspondence School
E. H. Brunner
Lemhi Valley
J. W.scott
Armstead Club
Miss Robinson
Friinds
Dillon
Idaho
Pocatello
Neitzsche
Cough Remedy Ad Promises Relief and Cure
An old advertisement urges readers to ease a nagging cough with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold by Potts the druggist. The brief note touts relief and potential cure in a compact sales pitch aimed at anxious customers.
Pageville Social News and Local Movements
Oct 26 Pageville notes residents leaving for California and guests arriving for homestead work. Mr and Mrs Ernest Nyhart move to the Lee Towers ranch near Sheridan. Local surveying, Ladies Aid gatherings, cattle purchases, timber work, and various visits around Twin Bridges and Blaine are described with multiple residents and trips.
Local Notes From Pageville and Surroundings
Mrs Orrin Paige left Monday morning for Ruby to visit friends for a week. James Redfield entered Twin Bridges school last Monday. Mrs Rodney Page has been bedridden since Friday but is improving as daughter Mrs Evelyn Mercer cares for her. Little Miss Gladys Burtch has been ill. Mrs C L Utley visited Mrs N L Paige Tuesday. Angson, niece of Mrs Thorson, left for Chicago last week. The steam road grader arrived in Pageville Wednesday and is doing good work on the roads.
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Tribune
Pageville
George F. White
California
Salt Lake City
Ernest Nyhart
Jessie Day
Lee Towers
Sheridan
R. W. Page
Griffith
Big Hole River
Simmons
J. E. Jeffries
Charley Wilcomb
Charlie
F.C. Swartz
Idaho
Jared Nyhart
Blaine
Twin Bridges
R. H. Fuqua
John Swanstrum
Whiting
Slater
Washington
Montana
Ernest Maurer
Los Angeles
Cal
Phoebe Comfort Williams
Lena Page
Willis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pagevills Fritey
Che
Dann
Orrin Paige
Ruby
James Redfield
Rodney Page
Evelyn Mercer
Gladys Burtch
C. L. Utley
N. L. Paige
Miss Angson
Thorson
Chicago
Republican momentum fuels Montana rally circuit
John G. Bair of Great Falls reports bright prospects for a Republican victory in Montana. He cites successful rallies in Dillon Lima Armstead Jackson and Wisdom with strong audiences and enthusiasm, marking Monday's Helena Record as noting widespread GOP support.
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Montana
John G. Bair
Great Falls
Bair
Dillon
Lima
Armstead
Jackson
Wisdom
Helena
Motorcycle Race Set for Next Sunday in Dillon
A dispute between Reading Standard and Indian owners sparked a race meeting on the Dillon fair grounds track next Sunday afternoon. Three races are scheduled a two mile, three mile and four mile with four machines entered for each race. Spectators expect fast times and exciting competition in Beaverhead county.
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Dillon
Reading Standard
Beaverhead County
Weekly Market Letter cattle and hog prices steady despite active demand
The Omaha market reports a liberal cattle run with steady prices and some advance on top grades. Demand remains strong for choice light stockers and feeders. hogs hold firm with bulk around 8.35 to 8.50 and top near 8.90. sheep show a sharp advance as receipts dwindle and traders suspect the big runs are over.
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South Omaha
Neb
Mi O Na stomach tablets promise relief for indigestion
An advertisement claims Mi O Na is the best prescription for upset stomach and indigestion. It asserts immediate relief from dizziness biliousness and headaches and guarantees a cure or money back. The ad urges Potts the Druggist and leading druggists to stock the tablets priced fifty cents a box.
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Potts
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