Lima Lima Social Notes and Local Arrivals
The Lima 500 Card club reorganized for winter at Mrs S W Vance's home with lunch. Visitors include Miss Blanch Haines from Dillon and Rev L H Jenkins new M E church pastor arriving from Sheldon Idaho. Local events note Cole show company Monday, street parade, afternoon and evening performances, and a Lima orchestra dance deemed a grand success.
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Lima
Lima 500
S. W. Vance
Lima Orchestra
Fred Waldorf
Butte
Murray Hospital
John Windle
Brandenburgh
Windle
A. H. Patterson
Orphin Burnside
Pocatello
Daniel Currie
B. A. Pierson
A. R. Alexander
Elmer Martinell
Helena
Grand Lodge
A. F
A. M
L. C. Ford
Dillon
Clara Adams
Alice Childs
Logan
Utah
E. W. Geary
Facing a Serious Proposition for Kidney Health
An advertisement urges readers with kidney trouble to try Foley Kidney Pills as a curative. druggist Potts promotes the product promising restored kidney and bladder function and renewed health and strength.
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Foley
Potts
Adv
Reichle Community Notes and Local Departures
Reichle gossips recount Mrs Nancy Hack death after paralytic strokes and burial in Mountain View cemetery. Farewell dinner honors Adolf Reichle and family as they move to Plains. villagers praise Adolfs roots and welcome future visits. Several residents are listed visiting Dillon and Melrose for errands and schooling updates.
Mrs Hack Buried At Mountain View Cemetery
The remains of Mrs Nancy Hack who died last Friday at Brownes Bridge near Willis were interred in Mountain View cemetery last Sunday at 10 a m. She was 85 and the cause of death was old age. E H Brundage transported the remains from Melrose Saturday and W A Hack together with E A Hack, her son, attended from Melrose for the funeral.
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Nancy Hack
Browne's Bridge
Willis
Mountain View
E. H. Brundage
Melrose
E. A. Hack
W. A. Hack
A Woman's Weakness and Scott's Emulsion
A period advertisement urges women overloaded with household duties to use Scott's Emulsion as a pre digested body foods remedy. It claims the product supplies strength, relieves fatigue and nervousness, and improves health through medical nutrition.
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Scott
Pioneer Geo H Howard Dies After Heart Failure
Beaverhead County resident Geo H Howard died at home on Railroad Avenue after heart trouble. He was 69, born in Warwick Canada, served in the Union Army, lived in Bannack, Glendale, and Dillon. Funeral services were held with I O O F involvement. his widow survives.
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Geo. H. Howard
Beaverhead County
Railroad Avenue
Howard
MacMillan
A. W. Hamilton
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Bannack Odd Fellows Lodge
Dillon
George R. Vance
Melrose
George H. Howard
Warwick
Canada
Saginaw
Michigan
Michigan Infantry
Bannack
Glendale
Normal Notes At Dillon Convocation Plans Annual Outing
At the convocation students were assigned to regular seats for the coming school year. Prof Mosher announced a Go event on Saturday. The faculty and students will hike Axe canyon for the outing this year. Doctor G E Finch travels to Helena Saturday to install the Normal college exhibit at the State Fair. President Monrde and Misses Baker and Rust will supervise the exhibit during the fair. The senior class, now forty five members, organized for the year with Miss Beatrice Collins of Livingston elected president. The faculty entertainment committee finalized plans for an extensive entertainment program for the year. The list of attractions is regarded as one of the best in Dillon.
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Mosher
Axe Canyon
Sheep Canyon
G. E. Finch
Helena
Normal College
Monrde
Baker and
Rust
Beatrice Collins
Livington
Dillon
Help Her Grow Boosters Anthem From The Town
A booster club style verse urges residents to support local business and pride. It promotes positive civic effort, urging townspeople to back helpers, avoid knocking others, and greet strangers with confidence and truth as a unified community.
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Boosters
Foley Kidney Pills Promise Relief for Kidney and Bladder Ailments
Claiming to cure obstinate kidney and bladder troubles plus rheumatism and lumilage the ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a curative that removes the cause. The notice urges readers to try the medicine via Potts the druggist for expected results.
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Foley
Miss Lena Lovell Dies After Long Illness in Beaverhead County
Lena Lovell aged 44 died at 12 o'clock Wednesday night from breast cancer with kidney and dropsical complications after a four year illness. She was born in England and lived 24 years in Beaverhead county with relatives the Lovell family. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. at St James church with many mourners.
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Lena Lovell
Lovell
George Gray
Sebree and
Pacific Streets
Miss Lovell
Gray
John
Will Lovell
Ellen Lovell
St. James Church
Hutton- Cranswick
Yorkshire
England
America
Beaverhead County
Phil Lovell
Gid parasite threat to Montana sheep highlighted
Washington warns Montana sheep raisers face losses from gid a bladderworm in sheep brains. Dogs become infected by eating contaminated brain tissue and spread tapeworms via grass or water. A department bulletin No 164 advises destroying dead sheep heads and treating live sheep and dogs to eradicate gid and prevent spread. The bulletin is free from the department of agriculture.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Animal Industry
Montana
Department
Department of Agriculture
Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment for Babies
An advertisement claims Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment relieves and cures baby skin eruptions. A testimonial from Mrs Strubler of Dubuque Iowa credits rapid improvement after using the product, with distribution through Potts druggists and Premier Cosmica in St Louis and Philadelphia for 50 cents.
Lost Bay Mare from Madison County Ranch
Missing bay mare from Sweet Water ranch Madison County described as year old with star on forehead and brand on left shoulder. Reward offered for information. Brearley & Wilkerson.
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Sweet Water
Madison County
Bay Mare
Brearley
Leaves for California from Dillon
Frank Sharpe of Pasadena California long visiting with his son Jerome Sharpe, a popular insurance agent in Dillon, left Monday for his home after a month’s stay.
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California
Frank Sharpe
Pasadena
Cal
Jerome Sharpe
Dillon
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Reichle
George Bighorn Sr
L. R. Foote and Son
Julius Hartwig
Martha Beehrer
John Geese
John Mihreich
M. Reichle
Adolf
Plains
Hack
George E. Howard
Devoe
Painter
Steel
Pelleas and Melisande
Abajo
Remington Cubs
Ayery On
Remington Arms
Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Broadway
New York
Hampshire
Shropshire
Cotswold
Rambouillet
J. E. Morse, Dillon
Ars
E. T. Brock
Agent Montana
the Dillon Bakery
F. C. McFadden
QOD
Bell Telephone Service
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
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