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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1910

Page

8

Craver Visit and Local Travel Notes from Medicine Lodge

Special to TRIBUNE Medicine Lodge Kansas September 14 Dr Alva S Craver of Chicago visits relatives T B Craver attends Dillon county convention Frank Rife trips to Horse Prairie W M Stewart and family plan fall return to the South Ida Loeffler Dupuyer reports nearby forest fires Argyle Rumbaugh handles Lodge business Eliza Selway Dillon visits Craver home T B Craver and wife go to Missoula for republican state convention BILLEE

Tribune Medicine Lodge Alva S. Craver Chicago T. B. Craver Dillon Frank Rife Horse Prairie W. M. Stewart Edna Ida Loeffler Dupuyer Argyle Rumbaugh Eliza Selway Craver Missoula Billee

Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

A classic advertise for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy claims quick relief from griping diarrhoea dysentery and all bowel complaints for both children and adults. Sold by Potts the Druggist.

Chamberlain Potts

Pageville Social Roundup Finds Jones Hosts and Visitors

Mr and Mrs W H Jones of Wildwood ranch entertained the Ladies Aid on Thursday with strong attendance. Rev Grephten and wife from Anaconda spoke at the meeting and held evening services at Centerville schoolhouse. Various residents from Twin Bridges Dillon and Excelsior ranch appear in the day’s social notes.

Tribune Pageville W. H. Jones Wildwood Ranch Ladies’ Aid Society Jones Grephten Anaconda Centerville Mary Redfield Gilman Pennington School Rodney Page J. M. Page Lena Twin Bridges Jones Home Barill Bros Point of Rocks Austin Linder Blaine Mesdames Schultz and Simmons W. M. Stewart Frank Swartz Dillon

Twin Bridges Centerville church appoints new pastor

Rev. Mr Snider has been appointed to supply the M. E. church as pastor at Twin Bridges and Centerville and is expected to arrive to fill his appointments next Sunday. Otha Stewart nearly developed blood poisoning from wart removals in Livingston last week. Albert and Mrs Paige of Big Hole visit Pageville Alder and attend the Twin Bridges fair. Mrs Brennen and children return to Spokane after six weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Morris. Irene Gibson travels with the Paiges to visit friends nearby and at Alder. Pageville gears up for the fair starting Wednesday Sept 14. Pageville school starts Monday Sept 10 with Mrs. Dunn from Coeur d'Alene as teacher.

Snider M. E Twin Bridges Centerville Otha Stewart Livingston Albert Paige Big Hole Pageville Alder Brenne

Liver Disorder Warning Promises Relief from Tablets

An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for a misery of complexion and temper caused by a disordered liver. Sold by Potts, the Druggist.

Chamberlain Potts L-M

Willis News Notes From September Hillside

Willis Sept 14 report outlines widespread grippe and tonsillitis illnesses in the area causing a missive from the correspondent on the sick list. Ann Breen and Theresa Reichle attended teacher institutes in Butte and planned terms at McAllister. A gun accident in Reichle’s household injured her cheek and elbow while others left for visits, with mothers and children faring well. Local forester David and R Hughes monitor Uncle Sam’s interests. Cham berlain’s Liniment advertised as cheaper remedy for pains.

Anne Breen Butte Teachers’ Institute Theresa Reichle McAllister W. Reichle O. Beall Cherry Creek Dillon John E. David Forester Glendale R. Hughes Uncle Sam

Lima notes move in and around town from Tribune item

Special to TRIBUNE Lima reports Conductor and Mrs W H Hains relocate from Pocatello to Lima with Hains assigned to the 8th division. Anders Jensen and family move to Butte, Lawrence Petersen to the former Jensen home. Fred Waldorf rents Boyle cottage. Jno A West recovering from horse mishap while Mrs Rothas visits. Sam Boyd returns as conductor on the Sth division. Al Beardsley becomes Peat hotel proprietor as townsfolk adjust.

Tribune Lima W. H. Hains Pocatello Hainds Anders Jensen Butte Lawrence Petersen Fred Waldorf Boyle Jno A. West Fred Rothas Rothas R. D. McPhail Grace Wilcox Selway Thos. Landers Peat Hotel Portland Wash

Community Notes and Personal News from Lima

Glen Cheney of South Bend visits his parents Mr and Mrs B F Cheney and has earned an important position since leaving Lima. Mr and Mrs Deardorf now reside in Lima. The item teases future trouble for Sam now married but offers congratulations to the couple and a light cautions for domestic chores at the hotel. Also a public health tip praises Cham berlain s Cough Remedy for croup symptoms in children.

Glen Cheney South Bend Wash B. F. Cheney Glen Lima

Armstead Notes a Busy Week of Local Events

Roy Herndon returns to Salmon on the 9th while Mrs. Herndon stays with Mrs. L. T. Scott. Republican delegates Alf Decker Glen Decker and Perry Garwood chosen for county convention. Armstead merchants Hill and Gilster add to their store. Miss Faye Scott and Park Scott head to Idaho and California respectively. Edwina Yeaman travels from Sunfield to Boise for studies. Ladies Aid plans social season and hosts Rev. Hardie open house at the Armstead school. Temperature drops 20 degrees signaling winter prep. Potts sells Chamberlain's remedy for bowel complaints.

Tribune Armstead Roy Herndon Salmon Herndon L. T. Scott Bishop Dillon J. W. Scott Col Alf. Decker Glen Decker Perry Garwood Hill & Gilster Faye Scott Park Scott Faye Pocatello Idaho California Gordon Guptill Edwina Yeaman Sunfield Boise Capitol Ladies’ Aid Society J. Robinson Robinson & Lee Armstead School Hardie

Harvest Day at Jackson Draws Crowd and Races

The Breezes notes a large crowd from the upper basin at Jackson for a harvest celebration with events including a free-for-all won by the Bell horse. Jardine's Silver beat Armitage's Luella in two match races, while Armitage's mare lost to Martin's Roxy in the other. A riding accident injures Chet Robinson, who was knocked unconscious after his horse struck a pole. he is recovering. School reopens Monday with J. R. Norville as principal and Bertha Stewart in charge of the primary, both noted for experience and training.

Jackson Upper Basin Bell Jardine Silver Armitage Luella Martin Roxy Wisdom Chet Robinson J. R.norville Bertha Stewart

Placer Mining District Shows Early Signs of Growth

In the placers of the mining district prospects look favorable for this fall with expected property gains. Victor Knudsen plans a two story eight room residence near the Strawbridge residence, 26 by 26 feet, aided by his brothers and Hans Christiansen. The Wisdom hotel, once owned by T J Murray and later bought by J W Potts, sold to M M Moss who now manages. Don Shaw is building a 36 by 48 log stable for Henry Simmons with spring water piped to house and barn.

Placer Victor Knudsen Strawbridge Lawrence Will Hans Christiansen Wisdom T. J. Murray J. W. Potts M. M. Moss Billings Mr. Moss Don Shaw Henry Simmons Henry

Cattle and hog markets steady with firmer trend in Omaha shows

The weekly market letter reports a lighter cattle run and brisk trade with values a touch firmer. Good to choice beef ranges seven to eight dollars, feeders strong, veal calves four to seven dollars, hogs bulk nine to nine and a quarter with top nine sixty, sheep demand active and prices higher.

South Omaha Neb

World's Famous Dyspepsia Prescription Ad

Potts druggist advertises MI-O-NA stomach tablets with a money back guarantee for indigestion and related symptoms. It promotes a 50 cent box and includes a testimonial from Walter Tebo of St Clair Michigan praising the product.

Potts Walter Tebo St. Clair, Mich

Elegant Elkhorn Social: Dinner by Lacy and Butch

A highly stylish Elkhorn Springs dinner on September 10 1910 hosted by Mrs Wm Lacy of Melrose and Mrs Martin Butch of Dillon at Englewood Bungalow. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lacy and daughter May and Mr E Bovell of Butte with others.

Wm. Lacy Melrose Martin Butch Dillon Englewood South Fairmount Avenue Elkhorn Springs Montana Cornwall England Miss May Lacy Sea Island Lacy May E. Bovell Butte A. William Stall Bannack

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