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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1909

Page

8

Dated Big Hole Basin Notes Tell Of Local Deaths And Weddings

In Big Hole Basin news Rose Hopkins, three, dies in Butte after appendix operation. Mabel Peterson wed Joe Williams in Butte with plans to reside there. Also reports on hay harvest, a horse theft arrest, injuries to George Stewart, Tommy Doyle’s death, fence work at the battlefield monument, and various visits and local travels. Miss Alice Flynn and William Slattery wed in Dillon with a small ceremony and reactions from Lodge residents.

Rose Wilford Hopkins Butte Mabel Peterson Mary Peterson Joe Williams Big Hole Collins Carl Griffiths Tope Griffiths George H. Stewart West Side Mr. Stewart Tommy Doyle Wisdom Hospital Wisdom Cemetery

Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed by Portsmouth Druggist

Mr Frank C Hanrahan a prominent Portsmouth Va druggist says he has sold and recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for six years. He calls it a great remedy and one of the best patent medicines on the market and notes customers value his recommendation. For sale by Potts the druggist.

Frank C. Hanrahan Portsmouth Chamberlain Potts

Local Triplets Take Short Holiday at Ike Rife Home

Medicine Lodge reports Miss Alice Flynn and Misses William Slathey and Robert Barrett spent a few days at the Ike Rife home. Ike Rife Jr drove his mother and Miss Flynn to Bedrock and back. Helen Rife went to Dillon to serve as bridesmaid.

Tribune Medicine Lodge Alice Flynn William Slathey Robert Barrett Ike Rife Ike Rife, Jr Miss Flynn Bedrock Helen Rife Dillon

Why Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Sold Widely

From a small start the sale and use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has extended across the United States and to many foreign countries. It has proven especially valuable for coughs and colds. For sale by Potts, the druggist.

Chamberlain United States Potts

Willis Social News Reports Lake Visit and River Fishing

Senator Clark and Mr. St. Clair joined the Clark party at Browne's lakes for a recent outing. Mrs. Murray of Butte and Mrs. J. A. Browne hosted guests, while several families camped along the river. Peter LaGue landed the river's largest trout last week, at 34 pounds dressed. other locals, including Misses Clara and Lorena Lescher, returned from Reichle's to Butte. A party trekked up Lost creek for more leisure pursuits.

Tribune Willis Senator Clark Mr. St. Clair Clark Browne’s Lakes Lakes W. C. Newton Alois Fassler Jacob Hartwig Murray Butte J. A. Browne A. Keppler

Social Round of Visitors and Local Outings

Chas and Ambrose Zeigler traveled with Mrs LaGue as chaperone and visited G French. James Garrison hosted a Browne's lakes outing for Dr Fehring of Chicago, Mr Ferguson, Mrs Garrison and B Garrison. Fehring visited Mrs Reichle and others from Norris. A White of Peru visits Mrs Molleur. Lizzie Gaeger of Butte stays with Mrs Reichle. Theresa Reichle visited Dillon. R Heise of Heise Hot Springs rests at Reichle’s. F McIntyre returns to Butte from Reichle’s. Julia Beer went to Butte to visit relatives. Father Foley held mass at Browne’s last Sunday.

Chas Ambrose Zeigler P! LaGue G. French James Garrison Browne's Lakes Dr. Fehring Chicago C. J. Ferguson B. Garrison Fehring Reichle Norris C. J. Berguson A. White Peru South America F. Molleur Lizzie Gaeger Butte Theresa Reichle Dillon R. Heise Heise Hot Springs Idaho Reichle’s F. McIntyre

Best Treatment for a Burn Propaganda Ad

Advice extols Chamberlain's Salve as the best burn remedy noting instant pain relief and scarless healing for minor injuries. The ointment is touted for chapped hands sore nipples and skin diseases and offered at 25 cents by Potts the druggist.

Chamberlain Potts I-m

Weather and social notes from Waterloo district

Heavy rain halts grain cutting but ducks are plentiful for hunters. Daily grain shipments continue as Butte reports indicate market overstock. Visitors and residents include Mrs. Laughlin of Kansas, Emma McCall, Betty Lutey, Lucy Buhl, and many Whitehall and Butte locals.

Tribune Waterloo Butte John Laughlin Whittewater Kansas Mesdames Townsend M. T. Carney Emma McCall Seattle Betty Lutey Lucy Buhl F. L. Granded Pipestone Springs H. J. Foster Master Monroe Whitehall Gold Jackson Twin Bridges Primrose Ranch P. Carney H. F. Noyd T. D. Townsend Russell Bartlett M. T. Careny Earnest Miller Centralia Washington E. T. McCall al. Young W. J. Rankin Jefferson County Boulder City

Chamberlain's Liniment Promises Quick Sprain Relief

A local advertisement claims sprains and bruises heal rapidly with Chamberlain's Liniment and strict use, promising full recovery in under a week. It urges trying the preparation for sprains, bruises, or chronic muscular rheumatism and notes Potts as the seller.

Chamberlain Potts

Pageville Ladies' Aid Honors and Near Runaway

Pageville and Page families attended the Ladies' Aid society at the Wilcombs home with Mrs Burtch elected president, Mrs Shearer secretary, Mrs James Shannon secretary and Mrs Evalyn Mercer treasurer. Rodney Page narrowly avoided a serious runaway on the way to the last meeting as a bridle came off and horses bolted through two wire fences. Mrs Will Clark and her young niece were present.

Tribune Pageville J. M. Page Bert Page Ladies’ Aid Society Albert Wilcombs Burtch Aid Society Shearer James Shannon Evalyn Mercer Rodney Page Ladies’ Aid Will Clark

Community notes from Twin Bridges and nearby towns

Sunday school at Centerville. Mrs Ernest Nyhart returns from Twin Bridges under doctor care with limited improvement. Several residents ill or relocating. page ranch picnic planned. Labor Day event with food and transit from Twin Bridges. Various travels for school prep and health concerns. schoolhouse arson reward rumored. local ministers changing posts. accidental wrist injury to Carrie Talcott.

McHessor Creek Centerville Ernest Nyhart Twin Bridges Jordan R. H. Fuqua C. A. Safile Burtch Pageville Rodney Page Adolph Stewart Max Wilcomb Dillon Georgia Linder

Local Social Notes From Blacktail Area

Special to TRIBUNE reports a sequence of small gatherings and visits. Mr and Mrs N E Holden hosted a dinner for Burns Perry and Dave Hoge with their spouses. Sam Happenstall made a business trip to Twin Bridges. Mrs Oliver Curts and son along with Burns Perry and children and Edna and Mary Evans visited the Elididge home. R E Foster and Dillon visitors toured homestead scenes and photographed dry land farms. The Wilson party returned from the Seattle fair. Margaret Eldridge Otis Eldridge Eyiz Happenstall visited Edna Evans at the Curts home.

Tribune Blacktail N. E. Holden Burns Perry Dave Hoge Sam Happenstall Twin Bridges Oliver Curts Edna Mary Evans Elididge R.E. Foster Dillon Kansas City Missouri Wilson Seattle Margaret Otis Eldridge Eyiz ‘Happenstall Sunt Edna Evans Curts

Robbery in Armstead Left Laborer Beaten and Robbed

Laborer Frank Esparca was attacked near the Merry Widow house at 9 am Monday and robbed of 28 dollars. Suspects William Daly and J P McClenton were arrested in Dillon and pleaded not guilty at a Justice hearing. Tom Cavanaugh, brought from Armstead, pleaded guilty to vagrancy and received 30 days in jail.

Frank Esparca Armstead Wm Daly J. P. McClenton Dillon Daly McClenton Justice of the Peace Hirschman Tom Cavanaugh Gosman

There Is No Use in Reading Any More

A terse line discusses discouragement with continuing to read. It presents a sentiment about diminishing value in further reading and implies a rhetorical or editorial stance on literacy.

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