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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1905

Page

8

School Opens With Two Excellent Teachers In Charge

Melrose September 20 Miss Lillian West of Melrose named principal and Mrs Ernest Wright of Butte hired as primary teacher. Regional visitors include Miss Florence Carter Victor Stolle and Gen J A Browne at Brownes Lake outing. Community notes cover recovered Irene West and local travel, gatherings, and a camping party to Wise River with multiple named residents.

Tribune Melrose Lillian West Melrose Ernest Wright Butte Florence Carter Anna Smith Drowne Victor Stolle J. A. Browne Browne's Lake Veronica Streb Florence of Dillon Chas. Sharkey

Common Cold dangers urged by Dr. Pierce remedies

The piece warns that not all colds are harmless and outlines remedies such as Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Golden Medical Discovery. It promotes a medical adviser book sending for stamps and advertises a cloth bound edition, mentioning the author and payment details.

Pierce Common Sense

Pageville notices frost and fair plans

Pageville residents report heavy frosts this week and many intend to attend the Twin Bridges fair. Several Page family members attended a Baptist Association in Butte, others at a Seventh Day Adventist camp meeting in Whitehall. Mrs. E H Page returns improved from Salt Lake City.

Pageville Twin Bridges W. R.page S. H. Taylor F. M. Burtch Messdames N. L. Page C. Burtch Baptist Association Butte C. W. Page Whitehall E. H. Page Salt Lake City Elmer Baching

Bannack News Letter Reports Travel and Local Visitors

Spécial reports from Bannack note horsemen near Junction Idaho driving over one hundred horses to Butte for eastern sale. Several residents including Joe Burl Guy Gray and Charles Mkins are mentioned with daily activities and trades. An eye injury from a wire clip is reported for Hans Peterson and Milty Hay visits Horse Prairie.

Bannack Near Junction Idaho Butte Joe Burl George Tash Guy Gray Salmon Point Charles Mkins Kentucky Hardware Rocky Hil Samuel Hood Bonacord Hans Peterson Horse Prairie Ryburn F. L. Graves

Mrs Geary Dead In Washington Telegram Sends Notice

A telegram to F A Hazelbaker announced the death of Mrs. James Geary in Seattle Washington. It asked him to notify her sisters Mrs A H McVay of Wisdom and Mrs Eldridge of Gibbonsville. The Gearys lived in The Basin for years before moving to Wenatchee last fall. Cause of death not learned.

F. A. Hazelbaker James Geary Seattle Wash A. H. McVay Wisdom Eldridge Gibbonsville

Dillon and Vicinity People and Travel Snippets

Smith McKnight of Dell visited Dillon on Saturday. Graeter Grocery Co offered fresh nuts and fruits. John Cusick and son Rupert came from Polaris. Miss Cora Taylor became safewoman at the Fair store. Amanda Thompson came from Lima. E T Foley of Lewistown registered at the Metlen. E T Glenn of Farlin traded in town. A Johnson went to Sheridan on business and returned. Lee Louis of Butte sought fat stock for Butte butchers. Mr and Mrs A C Gruwell returned from a Portland fair trip. A L Anderson and family attended the Madison county fair at Twin Bridges. Rev S D Hooker returned refreshed from an Alandere trip. Mrs Clara Chapman with sons Will and Fred and Miss Hortense Paul returned from Portland exposition and Victoria. Mrs Jones, leaving Dillon with them, visited Spokane rivals.

Florence, Carter Victor Stolle Dillon J. A. Browne Irene West Oscar Wells Butte Margaret Smith Lima Sherman W. Vance Henry Norris Bingham Utah Sam Smith Robert Hoffman Will Robinson Hoffman Anna Smith Boulder Joseph Gelhaus Antone Jackson Jackson Reid's Selsef Browned Robert Hudson Twin Bridges J. C. Kennedy Havre Kennedy Wise River Peter Olson J. McTague Hampden Norris Mayme Carpenter Tony Gilhaus Clara Chapman Will Fred Hortense Paul Portland Exposition Victoria

Christian Science Lecture by Judge Hanna Elucidates Faith

Judge Septimus J. Hanna of Boston spoke at Dillon First Church Christ Scientist outlining Mother Church tenets, the nature of God and man, and Christian Science healing. He stressed that sickness stems from human error and that healing comes through the Mind that was in Christ Jesus, plus prayer and spiritual understanding. W. M. Knapp and sister, Mrs Lines, visit Madison county fair. Odd Fellows confer third degree on James Shearer and H. T. Mayfield with a post-meeting banquet.

Dillon Theatre Septimus J. Hanna Boston First Church Christ, Scientist Dillon Edwin Norris Christ Jesus Christian Science Church Paul Jesus God Bhie Independent Order of Odd Fellows James Shearer H. T. Mayfield Order

Prisoner James Broulette Convicted of Forgery in Missoula

James Broulette found guilty of forgery for $160 and sentenced to one year in state prison. He leaves a wife and eleven children. all were present for the verdict and the courtroom scene described as one of the most pathetic witnessed in the city.

Missoula James Broulette

Woman Charged With Bigamy In Butte

Mrs. George Melville aged 20 was arrested Monday on a bigamy charge. A warrant was issued by her first husband. She has been married three times, her first husband reportedly murdered four years ago.

Butte George Melville Melville

Pioneer Stranded in Butte Rescued to Hospital Care

James Dorrity a pioneer of Alder Gulch was found in serious condition on Butte streets suffering illness exhaustion and starvation. The county physician sent him to the county hospital for treatment and he claims to be nine years old.

Butte James Dorrity

Tragic double suicide over financial trouble

Pony W. S. Crews, a longtime resident, shot and killed his wife Monday morning then killed himself. The fatal act was sparked by disputes over their financial affairs.

Pony W. S. Crews

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Letters E. B. Page South Boulder the Tribune Dillon and Vicinity Smith McKnight Dell Graeter Grocery Co John Cusick Rupert Polaris Cora Taylor Amanda Thompson E. T. Foley Lewistown The Metlen E. T. Glenn Farlin Rand Johnson Sheridan Lee Louis Butte Butchers A. C. Gruwell Portland Fair A. L. Anderson Madison County Christian’ Science Judge Hanna Christ W. M. Knapp Mrs. Lines Iene Sai Owau Hee Wiener VAL Blatz Brewing CO Milwaukee S. 5 Patterson Bannack St Sama Tribune the Tribune Publishing CO Dillon, Montana COR. Bannack Tribune Pub. CO Dillon, Nont
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