Local residents and events in Willis area report
Mr and Mrs D Beaver of Dillon visit after aiding haycrop work in Fishtrap. Electrical storm floods gulch at Jacob Hartwig's. garland ditch litigation proceeds with appraisers named. School suspended for teachers' institute in Butte. Various visits, cattle trade notes, and a North Bannack dance with music and merriment.
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Tribune
Willis
D. Beaver
Dillon
Fishtrap
Beaver
Big Hole
W. H. Oliver
Birch Creek
Julius Hartwig
Winnifred Dillon
Las
Butte
H. Cannon
Dorea
Cannon
Hartwig
J. C. Wilson
Teachers’ Institute
Jacob Hartwig
Cham berlain s Salve praised for burns and skin care
Cham berlain s Salve is urged for immediate pain relief and healing of burns with minimal scarring. The salve also treats chapped hands sore nipples and skin diseases. Price is 25 cents and available from Riley the Druggist.
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Chamberlain
Riley
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs J Smith at Monida
Centennial report notes a baby boy arrived July 26 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith who operate the Monida hotel. Friends offer congratulations and hope Joseph will be a blessing to the family. Benjamin Bond of Dillon was in the upper end of the valley.
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Tribune Lakeview
Praise for Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription in female ailments
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce favorite prescription praising its honesty badge on bottle wrappers and ingredients. It claims to ease headaches backaches pelvic distress and other female health issues without alcohol or habit forming drugs while warning miracles are unlikely and urging perseverance.
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Nina
Pierce E
Oman
Dr. B. V
Traveling Man Recalls Railcar Rescue in Oregon
Sam A. Garber recounts aiding a sick woman aboard an Eastbound O R and N R train from Pendleton to Le Grande Oregon. He used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, gave two doses with water, and the woman recovered by Le Grande. For sale by Riley the Druggist.
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Pendleton
le Grande
Ore
Sam A. Garber
Riley
Bannack Notes on Visitors and Local Greetings
Bannack reports indicate Aug 31 greetings from A Odell of San Diego and James Blair of Horse Prairie. Ed Lloyd and Geo Tash visited the town, with more out-of-town visitors noted as Chris Carlson spends time locally.
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Tribune Bannack
A Hodell
San Diego
California
Bannack
James Blair
Horse Prairie
Ed Lloyd
Geo Tash
Chris Carlson
Pageville opens winter term with new teacher Marie Fuqua
The Pageville school starts the winter term with Miss Marie Fuqua as teacher. Residents note Mr Pace of Whitehall scouting John Morgan ranch. Mrs S Patterson and son from Dillon visit N L Page. Mrs Saffle of Wisconsin stays with the Fuqua family to allow her children to attend school. Several locals travel for work and schooling while medical care arrangements are made for Mrs Shannon who is slowly improving.
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Tribune
Pageville
Marie Fuqua
Pace
Whitehall
John Morgan
S. Patterson
Dillon
N. L. Page
Saffle
Wisconsin
Butte
James Shannon
Harby
M. E
Twin Bridges
Centreville
Canada
Otho Stewart
Ethel Oliver
Centerville
Herbert Stewart
Doctor Jordan
Shannon
Redrock notes students depart for Salt Lake City schools
Misses Pearle Ward Helen Rife Constance Barrett leave for St Marys Academy in Salt Lake City. Several locals arrive or move, hunting parties camp in local mountains, and August weather reports show a mean 59 degrees with frost on the 19th and multiple thunder days.
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Tribune
Redrock
Pearle Ward
Helen Rife
Constance Barrett
Salt Lake City
St. Mary’s Academy
A. J. Poser
Butte
S. W. Robison
Floy
W. J. Hain
Lima
Ohio
Bedrock
Hai
Sunfield
Idaho
A. C. Brearley
W. A. Brearley
Rockford
Ilinois
J. E. Monroe
Jerry Hopper's Boy
A newspaper notice from Editor Tribune announces the birth of a son to Jerry Hopper weighing nine pounds born August 10. The father jokes about sleepless nights and the costs of raising a child, praising fatherhood and referencing Roosevelt's views on race death by own action.
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Tribune
Roosevelt
Notable Virtues Court Wealth and Noble Lineage Ideals
A historical reflection extols wealth hereditary distinction and political favor as marks of virtue. It asserts motherhood of a son elevates a woman above other merits and likens her to a queen, praising traditional ranks and feminine virtue.
Miss Mayme French Departs to Teach in Anaconda
Miss Mayme French leaves Dillon for Anaconda to teach for the school year. Also notes a lost gold brooch set with stones, a wanted second hand baby carriage, and a millinery business sale and restructuring in Dillon as Rabb & Taylor pass the shop to Jeffers & Nason of St Paul.
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Mayme French
Anaconda
Tribune
Horace McIntyre
Bedrock
Montana
Lottie Rabb
Dillon
Kansas
Rabb
Jeffers & Nason
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County News Letters
Garland Ditch
R. Boatman
T. Metzel
J. E. Blake
E. H. Sherman
Bill Sulliver
Alaska
St. Anthony
Lake
Jack Frost
Emerson Slack
Granger
Roy Jaggers
Nettie Thompson
Thos Clements
Frank B Felt
Elkhorn
Orpha Oneal
Saw Mill Point
Old Town
Centennial
Mountains
Jerry Hopper
Feed & Sale
Mont
the Tribune Fancy Stationery Dept
Dillon, Mont
San Francisco
Market Street
Ferry Landing
United Railroads
Bai
Kasparilla
Arsbarilla
Kupfer Drug Company
A. L. Anderson
Young Berkshire
Macdougall & Gosman
Aise
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