Redrock Notes and Local School Opening News
Mrs Ike Rife and daughter Helen travel to Dillon for the fair. Mrs Jewell and Mrs Hammond visit Dillon for a week. Public school opens next Monday with Miss Noyes of Dillon as teacher. Various residents visit or return from Salmon Butte and Seattle. Chamberlains Cough Remedy advertised for children. Potts the Druggist sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Redrock
Ike Rife
Helen
Dillon
Jewell
Hammond
Emerson Hill
Salmon
Rose Clark
Bedrock
Miss Noyes
W. B. Horn
Lydia Walley
Butte
Gladys Tong
Seattle
Washington
Pearl Ward
Potts
Wedding Dance Planned for Argenta Couple
John Pendergast Jr of Argenta invites friends to a wedding dance in Argenta on the evening of the 10th. Polaris notes a large Grasshoppers delegation expected to Dillon for fair time. Elsie Gilmore leaves Dillon Wednesday for Kansas City to attend school after a going away dinner hosted by Mrs Chas Richardson. An equestrian party was held in honor of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Polaris
Dillon
John Pendergast, Jr
Argenta
Polaris
Chas. Richardson
Valley
Elsie Gilmore
Kansas City
Of Interest To Women Health Advice Highlighted
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription promotes tonic nervine support for women with demanding duties and expectant mothers. It claims known composition with full ingredient list and non alcoholic, glycerine base. Also advertises Pleasant Pellets for constipation and general well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Valley News Briefs From the Elkhorn Springs Area
Campers fled the springs as rumors of Lemhi Indians on the war path swirled. Families from Dillon Horse Prairie and the valley are mentioned along with local illness notes, travel to Dillon for business, and a small hurricane that unroofed sheds and toppled hay stacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn Springs
Pat
Jas
Philips
Stanchfields
Dillon
Templin
Hinds
Horse Prairie
Marcellus Pyle
Judge
Morris
Michael Steele
David Pierson
John Tenby
Colorado
Elkhorn
Frank Brown
D. L
Ryburn
Polaris
Irving Phillips
Joseph Ellis
Combs
Bowen
Joe
Emma Larimer
Jackson
Roland Madden
Ellis Ranch
Bert Cozad
Taylor Creek
J. C. Harrison
Sprained Ankle Remedies Promoted by Local Drugstore
A sprained ankle may heal in about one third the usual time by applying Chamberlain's Liniment freely and giving it absolute rest. Sold by Potts, the Druggist. 1-m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Potts
Alfalfa Harvest Rush and Duck Hunters In Waterloo Valley
Waterloos residents finish a second alfalfa crop and Wheat harvest is nearly complete as duck hunting fills the valley. A fire destroyed the Wellcome ranch old Jordan bunk house and Wilson Butt’s buildings with unknown origin. Mrs. I F Kirby of Butte visits relatives then returns home with plans to stay in Butte.
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Tribune
Waterloo
Wellcome
Jordan
Wilson Butt
I. F. Kirby
Butte
Joy Foster
Geo. Harbison
Nolte
M. T. Carney
Alice Sager
Butte Visitors and Local News Bulletin
Miss Emma McCall teaches at Washington Bar and visits Livingston after a town break. Will Kane enjoys a short vacation at the M C T Carney ranch. Waterloo young ladies host leap year parties amid a cyclone wind storm causes minor damage. Lincoln school principal T E Spiers visits F Collins. Fay and Mr Curtis visit valley relatives. Francis Colligan buys half of Miller Foster ranch. Mr Foster and E C Foster handle ranch matters as truants officer takes charge. Mr and Mrs Belch and Sampson guests in Miller home. HENRICH anniversary celebrated with relatives from Sheridan and Marysville. P Carney attends state Democratic convention in Anaconda. Russell Bartlett returns home from M T Carney ranch.
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Butte
Emma McCall
Washington Bar
Livingston
Will Kane
M.ct. Carney Ranch
Waterloo
T. E. Spiers
Lincoln School
F. Colligan
Fay Curtis
Fay
Francis Colligan
H. Miller
Miller-Foster
Colligan
Foster
E. C. Foster
Wm. Belch
Sampson
Miller
H. Henrich
Carl Henrich
Sam Shupler
A. Lubke
Henry Runkel
Sheridan
Adolph Still
Marysville
Mont
C. Stineseifer
Nolte
Ella
Iron Rod
Wm. Buhl
P. Carney
Anaconda
Russell Bartlett
M. T. Carney
Traveling man recounts successful use of a remedy on a sick passenger
Sam A. Garber describes aiding a woman with cramps on an eastbound Oregon railroad trip. He administered Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to her twice, rubbbed her hands, and states she recovered before Le Grande. Sales notes follow from Potts and others.
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Pendleton
LeGrande
Ore
Sam A. Garber
le Grande
Potts
Jlm
County road work and local misfortunes noted in Willis
County commissioners reviewed district roads last week with Supervisor No. 6 ordering repairs on Birch creek. The new river bridge awaits repair as neighbors across the river await completion. M A Patton of Lost Creek suffered rheumatism but recovered enough to move about. Mrs Patton visited Melrose at the Pear home. Mr and Mrs Adders and son Willie headed to Butte after an arm injury from a hatpin. Miss W Dillon left for a teachers institute in Butte. Road travel remains heavy with various vehicles on the routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Willis
No. 6
Birch Creek
M.A. Patton
Lost Creek
M. A. Patton
Melrose
Pear
Butte
Teachers’ Institute
Blacktail Briefs from Sept. News
Mrs. Grove Sullivan of San Francisco visits her mother Mrs. Waters and plans a Seattle departure. Wilson Bros. bring a new engine to their ranch. Laura Sprinkle of Riverside visits Miss Margaret Eldridge. Mrs. Alonzo Kennison visits Dillon. A Kennison returns from Lima. Mrs. Holden improves after illness. Will Wilson visits Eldridge. Mr. Brown shows farm produce at the fair. A severe wind storm toppled old trees. Olla and Margaret Eldridge return to Dillon school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blacktail
Grove Sullivan
San Francisco
Cal
J. P. Waters
Seattle
Wash
Sullivan
Wilson Bros
Laura Sprinkle
Riverside
Margaret Eldridge
Alonzo Kennison
A. Lonsberry
Dillon
Holden
A. Kennison
Lima
Will Wilson
Eldridge
Brown
Olla
Ambiguous Coffee Rhetoric Sparks Pay Promise
A fragmentary notice describes coffee grading and a promise to pay Hike Schilling in a dispute over dented Bost. The readable lines reference a grotel refund and top quarter grading, implying a compensation claim without clear dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grotel
Schilling
Bost
New Student Enrollment and Campus Activities
The Tribune notes new enrollees including Maud Ford from Prickley Pear and several others across towns like Jefferson Island Sunnyside Whitehall and Philipsburg. Prof Robbins urged participation in Sheep Canyon outing while Prof Clark travels to Butte and Rev Woodey from Portland spoke on advantages of disadvantages to students. Miss Storey’s birthday party featured an informal supper and surprise at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Maud Ford
Prickley Pear
Loche Maurer
Dillon
Etta Brainard
Lora
Lela Maxwell
Cleveland
Bozeman
DeAtley
Jefferson Island
Davies
Sunnyside
Lynch
Marysville
Negley
Whitehall
Laswell
Litchfield
Lamont
Dillion
Carroll
Spokane
Wash
Adah Greene
Sadie Reynolds
Dubois
Idaho
Clara Bowen
Philipsburg
Robbins
Gen. Ex
Sheep Canyon
Clark
Butte
Woodey
Portland
Ore
Anna Devine
Maud Griffin
Bessie Storey
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Henry Melton
Hilda House
Wilson’s Full Orchestra
Huches & McCaleb
Purchase
Zenith
J. A. Browne
Beaverhead
Charles Beehrer
City Drug Store
Yyreo
roYsys
SILK
Morton
A. Kuntze
Moline,ill
G. W. Dart Hardware Co
John Deere
Pittsburg
Miss Carson
Ontenen - Hawzey J. Sunway
Ollister's
Rocky Mountain
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