Bank branch planned for Wisdom Big Hole area
Miners' Savings Bank & Trust of Butte plans a temporary Wisdom branch in the Big Hole area to open about the 1th of next month, with a permanent stone or brick building to follow in spring. Also notes deaths, marriages, and local business and social updates from Wisdom residents.
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Wisdom
Miners’ Savings Bank & Trust Company
Butte
Big Hole Commercial
John C. Paddock
Michigan
Paddock
Michigan City
The Best Plaster for Aches and Rheumatic Pain
A dampened piece of flannel with Chamberlain's Liniment bound to the affected area provides prompt relief for lame back pains and pains in the chest or side. The liniment also eases rheumatic pain and is sold by Potts, the druggist.
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Chamberlain
Potts
Willis News Roundup From Oct. 27 Nearby Notes
Special to Tribune from Willis reports a week of fine weather and local activity. Peddler Habat La Hood of Butte visits the area. Stephen Kambich Jr. drives cattle for Big Hole basin buyers who purchased nearby stock. Mrs. J. A. Browne returns from a two week Silver Star visit with her parents. Mrs. Kaspar Hauser visits Dillon.
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Fay Gransberry
Norris
George Mudd
Fishtrap
J. A. Browne
Gosman
Judge Melton
Dillon
Jacob Hartwig
Browne Ranch
Tribune
Willis
Habat la Hood
Butte
Stephen Kambich, Jr
Divide
Big Hole Basin
Silver Star
Dullen
Kaspar Hauser
Well Known Hotel Keeper Recommends Chamberlain's Remedy
J C Jenkins of Glasgow Kentucky praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a long trusted family medicine kept fifteen years in his chest. He reports giving it to many traveling men with relief. Potts the druggist offers the remedy for sale.
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Chamberlain
J. C. Jenkins
Glasgow
Potts
Pageville Social Notes Reach Across Towns
In Pageville on Oct 27 residents report visits from Miss Margaret Jones of Twin Bridges and Miss Marguerite Miller of Sheridan. Mr and Mrs George St Clair of Kalamazoo arrive from Helena to visit cousins. Several locals recover from illness. Mae Burtch visits before hospital stay in Helena. N L Paige hosts a dinner for the St Clair party.
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Tribune
Pageville
C. P. Baker
Geraldine
Margaret Jones
Paige
Twin Bridges
Misses Jones
Wildwood Ranch
Marguerite Miller
Sheridan
Pennington
Centerville
George St. Clair
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Helena
Geo. St. Clair
Dwight Bushnell
Rodney Page
James Shannon
Maud Reod
Wm. Stewart
Chicago
N. L. Paige
Mich
St. Clair
Evelyn Mercer
H. A
Local Social Notes and Farm Market Talk
Redfield and family, Doris Burtch and Miss Mae visit. Frank Arthur and Miss Mary Ries wed in Dillon last Saturday. George Balkovelts sold cabbage in Butte. Ralph RedfieldHauls cabbage for Reuben Martin. Twin Bridges visits include Page family and Miss Burtch at the post office. C A Smith of Dillon inspected the Wilcomb horse band for sale.
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F. R. Burtch
J. M. Page
Twin Bridges
Ralph Redfield
Reuben Martin
Butte
M. Page
Lena
Fox
Twin Bridge
Miss Burtch
Clarence Bartholomew
Jerry
Wisconsin Creek
C. A. Smith
Dillon
George Wilcomb
Chamberlains Cough Remedy trusted for quick relief
A remedy for colds praised for its reliable, fast action. It eases coughing, helps expectoration, opens secretions, and supports natural healing. Sold by Potts, the local druggist.
Waterloo Montana Reflects Local Happenings and Ailing McLean Family
In Waterloo Montana on Oct 27 two McLean children suffer severe spinal meningitis and brain fever while their sister improves. Mrs. Carney reports her father Z D Foster recovering from a second operation in Murray hospital Butte. The community notes harvest progress amid a July hail storm and local residents John Alexander H F Noyd Wing et al visit Butte for business and duck hunting. A conundrum asks Why is Waterloo Montana like Europe.
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Tribune
Waterloo
McLean
M. T. Carney
Z. D. Foster
Murray Hospital
Butte
Messrs. Wing
Wickam
England
Griffis and Hunt
John Alexander
B & M Company
Valley Springs Ranch
H. F. Noyd
Montana
Europe
Wood's Express and Drag Wagon Serves Dillon Patrons
N S Wood of Dillon Montana proprietor of a quick deliver express and drag wagon thanks patrons for eight years of liberal patronage and pledges continued service. He offers baggage and express deliveries to the depot and city including dormitory and Normal college shipments with prompt attention for orders left at the Tribune Store. Drag office opposite the passenger depot on Montana street. Residence phone 29L.
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N.S. Wood
Dillon
Mont
Dormitory
Normal College
Tribune
Montana Street
Florence Physician Marries Miss Gladys Brackett
Ernest 9. McCleary a Florence physician wed Miss Gladys L. Brackett at the Methodist parsonage Tuesday evening at 7 o clock Rev F E Dodds officiated witnesses were Mrs Brackett and Mrs Dodds A wedding dinner followed at the bride mother home and the couple departed Wednesday morning for Florence to establish their home
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Ernest 9. McCleary
Florence
Colo
Gladys L. Brackett
Oscar Brackett
F. E.dodds
The Way It Seemed Shortest Days Hint at Vacations
The excerpt notes the longest days occur in June while the shortest vary, dependent on when a mother takes her vacation. It echoes a New York press voice reflecting on calendar length and family rhythms.
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New York
Foresight Wise Yet Marginal Remarks on Castles
A pithy quotation contrasts foresight with foolish speculation and labels castles in the air as inferior to solid planning, attributed to Sir John Lubbock.
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Sir John Lubbock
Market notes on cattle hogs and sheep prices in weekly letter
The market reports scarce cornfed steers and strong cows with active demand. Speculators shed stockers as prices rise a dime on light receipts while western rangers thin and fetch higher packer prices. Beef ranges and veal calves quoted with various grades. hog receipts down and bulk prices $7.55 to $7.65 with top $7.75. Sheep run starts small with brisk demand and a 15 cent advance.
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Western Rangers
One Sided Gambling in Ostend Baccarat Halls
A German correspondent from Ostend notes roulette odds are slim at Riviera palaces and baccarat favors the house. He cites players who repeatedly risk fortunes, with banks winning about twenty four times before an outsider wins once, yet gamblers return hoping for a payoff.
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Riviera
Sabbatarianism in Scotland Causes Billiard Room Confusion
The London Chronicle reports two English travelers in Scotland shelter from rain and play billiards in a hotel. A drunken landlord bursts in and orders them out. The landlady explains the landlord drinks on Sundays, but misreads Thursday, thinking it Sunday, and is shocked by the balls.
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London Chronicle
Scotland
Rebuked the Bishop of Petersburg over petrol request
The bishop of Petersburg England famed for driving and teetotal stance faced a tongue in cheek incident when his car ran dry and a publican refused more petrol saying he does not sell to those who do not buy beer.
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Petersburg
England
Making Herself at Home
Last summer five year old Lola tells her aunt to make herself at home but explains she must pitch in and help with chores to do so. The playful exchange highlights family roles and humor in a child’s view of hospitality.
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Lola
Maisma
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