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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1908

Page

8

Madison county fair opens. locals attend in large numbers

Centerville Sunday school attended by Miss Ethel Oliver while Stewart is away. The Madison county fair runs Thursday through Saturday with many exhibitors. Local visits include Ralph and James Redfield to Dillon, Mrs. Mercer renting her ranch to J Slater, and trips by Mrs. Carrie Whiting and son in law to Dillon. Across Blacktail, Raymond Schwartz and family visit Eldridge home. Ethel Brown begins school in Dillon. Roy Dingley and family visit Waters. J P Waters digs a well on desert claim. Foster Bros ranch work. Will Wilson and mother stay at Wilson ranch.

Ethel Oliver Centerville Stewart Ralph James Redfield Dillon Fred Baker Zeigler Springs Madison County N. L. Page Evalyn Mercer J. Slater Mercer Carrie Whiting Slater Ira Williams Ruby Williams Whiting Twin Bridges Ernest Page Anaconda Tribune Blacktail Raymond Walter Della Schwartz Eldridge Ethel Brown Eugene Bond Wilson Ranch Roy Dingley Waters J. P. Waters

Normal College Notes Highlight Student Enrollments and Events

The weekly notes show new enrollments from Helena Bozeman Missoula Gold Creek and Cascade. Prof Clark backed Mohmal boosting subscriptions. The annual Go event sailed at Green's canyon with fine weather. A Beaverhead county fair holiday preceded Rev Colyer's Gen Ex talk on Be Natural.

Tribune McKillican Edith Kennedey Helena Leila Hunter J. W. Vogel Bozeman Couch Green's Canyon Dillon Beaverhead County A. F. Colyer

Valley Ranch Life and Local News From Granger

Lakeview reports active haying with Ed Blake and crew of 24 rushing work and Robert Boatman among others. Ed Blake and family visit Yellowstone Park. Ollie Lyons joins from Mrs. G Garner. District 54 census and land-case subpoenas spotted in Helena. Windstorm of the seventh caused no major damage. Ducks and mail routes feature in Granger notes.

Tribune Lakeview Ed. Blake Robert Boatman Dowling Dell Yellowstone National Park Lake Ollie Lyons G. Garner John Bray Tom Metzel Frank Davis W.S. Marshall Col. Saunders Butte Helena Tibbles Idaho Ike Marble Yellowstone Station Granger

Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Sold Safely

Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar in yellow package as a safe cough remedy with no opiates or harmful drugs. Retail note from 1 m City Drug Store urges customers to buy genuine product.

Willis Horse Injury Report From Butte Pasture Incident

Willis Sept 16 One of a pair of horses valued at 1000 owned by Mr Dillman of Butte cut its foot on wire in Beehrer Bros pasture last week. Mr Dillman notes the incident and the health of the animal.

Tribune Willis Dillman Butte Beehrer Bros Mr. Dillman

Glycerine boosts Dr. Pierce medicines with root extracts

Glycerine in Golden Medical Discovery enhances medicinal root extracts and acts as a nutritive and antiseptic. It aids Black Cherry bark, Bloodroot, Golden Seal, Stone root, and Queen's root in easing lingering coughs and chest illnesses and improves appetite and strength. It is not a miracle cure, but supports recovery in chronic cases and may relieve gastric irritation.

Pierce Finley Ellingwood Bennett Med. College Chicago B. V. Pi Buffalo N. Y

Local Notes From The Valley

A veterinary surgeon examined the horse and found no serious injury and said recovery will be quick. Mr Dillman drove the other horse to Butte on Tuesday with Carl Beehrer. Mrs A Schmid of Butte visiting with her daughter Mrs G W Beehrer returned last week. Mrs A Keppeler and Mrs A Reichle guesting with Mrs M Reichle. W Barbour and daughter Juanita visited Melrose Friday. Jack Antwhistle canvassing the valley for buggies. Neighbors attended the Dillon fair and reported it very good. Ranchers cutting a second alfalfa crop. Steve Kambich repaints the roof of his house.

Dillman Butte Carl Beehrer A. Schmid G. W. Beehrer A. Keppeler A. Reichle M. Reichle W. Barbour Juanita Melrose Jack Antwhistle Dillon Steve Kambich

Polaris Fair Lanterns and Firelight Tales

A Polaris community notes Dillon visit by Kreuger and Baker to witness a large haystack fire at the fair. Reports on local people include Master Mechanic John O Connor leaving for Salt Lake City, Mrs Ellis and Miss Strombeck returning from Butte, trips through the Big Hole, washed roads near Comet mountain, and injuries on the traction train. Rural life chatter ends with FLurry RUFFLES.

Tribune Polaris Dillon Louis Kreuger John O.connor Salt Lake City Thos. Ellis Laura Strombeck Butte T. H. Ellis Big Hole Ed. Marchesseau John Tenby Comet Mountain Wm. Butterfield Forester Bert Cozad F. S. Ranch Irving Phillips Ryburn Horse Prairie New York

Foley's Orino Laxative Promises Comfort and Guarantee

Foley's Orino Laxative is advertised as a gentle reform of older laxatives that avoids griping or nausea. The City Drug Store promotes the product with a guarantee, highlighting its pleasant taste and improved tolerability.

Foley’s City Druc Store

Ladies Aid meeting and local notes from Pageville

The Ladies Aid society met at Mrs. James Shannon's home with good attendance. Mrs. William Stewart, recently ill, visits Twin Bridges for a week under Dr. Jordan’s care. Jessie Redfield heads to Bozeman for the Agricultural college term. Albert Wilcomb trips to Dillon with his sons to enroll at Beaverhead county high school. Epworth league had a large turnout at Centerville Sunday. Marie Fuqua begins the winter term at Wisconsin Creek.

Tribune Pageville Ladies Aid Society James Shannon William Stewart Twin Bridges R. R. Tovey Jordan Jessie Redfield Bozeman Agricultural College Albert Wilcomb Dillon Max Adolph Beaverhead County Epworth League Centerville Marie Fuqua Wisconsin Creek Mon

Man Zan Pile Remedy Offers Quick Relief

Sufferers of piles can expect relief from the first application with Man Zan Pile Remedy. Guaranteed. Priced at 50 cents. Sold by Potts the Druggist. Sep 3.

Potts

Submarine Life Afloat On Ocean Depths

excerpts describe staying submerged for a day or more with air from tanks, living comforts aboard, reading by electric light, and social banter while a cook prepares meals, illustrating early fascination with underwater exploration and humor in press quotes

St. Nicholas

Mike Schilling's Best: We Pay Him for Returns

A grocer advertises trust by promising refunds if customers are unhappy with goods. The notice notes that the company sells many inexpensive items under a hidden brand name and urges customers to ask for refunds if not satisfied.

Mike Schilling

Hyomei touted as cure for catarrh and related ailments

An advertisement proclaims Hyomei a complete cure for catarrh, asthma, bronchitis, coughs and colds. It promotes a pocket inhaler and bottle of Hyomei for $1 with refill bottles at 50 cents. A customer testimonial from Mitchell, South Dakota, claims two years of catarrh were cured. Potts, the Druggist, guarantees results.

C. N. Lindsay East First Ave Mitchell, S. D Potts

A Congenial Occupation for Jed Loring

Jed Loring finds a suited life on the island ferry after years in Bushby. He reconnects with former acquaintances and remarks on the ferry’s regular half hour trips and the occasional rider’s frustration. The tale includes a playful nod to Senator Lotsman and a note on selling or buying newspapers as a start in life.

Mr.Hobart Jed Loring Jed Mrs. Hobart Henry Mr. Hobart Jim Hobart Bushby Lotsman Chicago Tribune

Public Library Evening Hours In Dillon Published

The Dillon Public Library lists open evenings from 7 to 9 30 on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday for book distribution. Friday 4 to 6 and Saturday 3 to 6 provide additional access while Tuesday and Friday evenings welcome readers.

Dillon Public Library

Nollister’s Golden Nuggets for Busy People

An advertisement from Madison Wisconsin promotes Golden Nuggets tea tablets priced 35 cents. The copy touts health benefits including relief for constipation and indigestion and claims renewed energy and a bright outlook.

Nollister Rocky Mountain Bree Erin HoLlisten x00 Company Madison Wis

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