Peach social nets twenty two dollars for Ladies Aid
Special correspondence reports a successful peach social by the Ladies Aid raising about twenty two dollars. Local social and religious notes include ministers in Sheridan and a Bishop BrandeI lecture in Helena, with several visits and travel of residents to Dillon Virginia City and Butte.
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the Tribune
Ladies’ Aid
Z. Clem
Helena
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rightuour
John Bothwell
Sheridan
Hooker
Christchurch
Smith
Brandel
I. O. G. T. Ball
Holy Land
Howard Zinn
Mamie
Butte
Bronce
L.T. Jones
Dillon
Bert Ham
Rev. Smith
Virginia City
Byrd
Huber-Beecher
Ta Selle
Huber
Janette’ Rossiter
Anna Hall
Rev. Hooker
Albert Petterson
Mary
Hattie Christiansen
Mercier
Silver Star
Hagenberger
Shaw & Edwards
John Nesbitt
Noxon
Missoula
Cara
Joseph Glasser
Brooks
Lesterville
Local Notes From Pacrvinuxz This Week
Special correspondence reports Miss Maytie Utley left for Glendale to attend school Fred Mercer traveled to Butte to see his ill wife Cape Eldred visited Melrose on business and returned to his sheep ranch AUBley made a brief trip to Glener
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the Tribune
Pacrvinuxz
Maytie Utley
Glendale
Fred Mercer
Butte
Cape Eldred
Melrose
O Ubley
Glen
Prominent Men Discuss Water Rights at Capitol
Washington interview with Judge Best acting GLO commissioner outlines federal power to protect navigable streams and urges reservoir creation to conserve storm waters. Attorney McGowan notes the impact on Missouri and Columbia basin irrigation if the case favors the government.
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Washington, D. C
Montana
Judge Best
General Land Office
New Mexico
Texas
Department
Best
Treaty of Guadaloup Hidalgo
Arkansas
Arkansas River
Blackfont
McGowan
Missouri
Columbia
Colorado
Governor Botkin Lauds Commission and Colleagues
Governor Botkin praises the commission and his colleagues, calling them gentlemen of ability and learning. He notes cordial relations and warm respect among the co-laborers as a weather note records ninety seven degree heat in September, with a fall to 77 and a rise again near the hundred mark attributed to A. H. Hersey.
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United States
Governor Botkin
Edward Everett
Gov. Botkin
Milligan Encounters Kansas Prohibition Town on Train Stop
The commercial traveler Milligan visits Coulter Junction Kansas the first prohibition town he sees. A wagon of overalls asks if Kansas bans drinks and guides him past a white two story building and a windowed millinery shop noted as the only place in town lacking a drink.
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Milligan
State of
Kansas
Coulter Junction
Kangas
Chicago
Evening at Shooksmith with Miss Howells and neighbors
The New York Journal reports a social evening featuring Miss Howells singing a solo Van Damm on banjo Miss Shrecks an elocutionary turn and Dolly Hunnigirl performing a slight of hand. A remark about a declined proposal in the conservatory is noted.
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Shooksmith
Miss Howells
van Damm
Miss Shrecks
Dolly Hunnigirl
Askins
Conservatory
New York Journal
Salt in Paint Sparks Ocean Sense in 28 Americans
A humorous note from New York Weekly recounts 28 Americans licking salt from fingers after applying salt to paint for a marine picture. The crowd reports the taste as wonderful and nearly salty as the ocean.
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Paris
New York Weekly
City considers license for art park drinking place
The Indianapolis Journal notes a plan to erect an artistic drinking space at the city center. A colonel questions the feasibility and warns the city may not grant a license.
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Indianapolis Journal
Ethel Questions Tombstone Inscription About Ashes
Dialogue notes Ethel questioning why a tombstone reads Peace to his ashes while she believes heaven excludes ashes. Mamma responds with cautious reassurance, reflecting on burial beliefs and afterlife.
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Ethel
Grandpapa
Yamma
Mamma
Homeopathic Joke Sparks Gentle Banter Across Age Gap
A young writer asks about poetry taste and an elder replies with a quip praising the homeopathic school The old man insists the smaller the dose the better it suits him The exchange captures a light moment attributed to the Washington Post.
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Washington Post
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Offer
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a guaranteed cure for biliousness headaches fevers piles and constipation. It promotes a liver stimulant and intestinal tonic with prices 10 25 and 50 cents and offers samples and a booklet free.
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OC. C.C
Candy Cathartic Claim Promises Quick Health Cure
Advertising copy touts Casearets as a pleasant medical discovery that cleanses the entire system and restores kidney liver and bowels. It claims to dispel colds cure headaches fevers habitual constipation and biliousness with a box priced at 10 or 25 cents and sold with a guarantee by druggists.
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C.C
Lick-em Stick-em mucilage sold by Dilson Tribune
A pocketable mucilage and cement product named Lick-em Stick-em promises to unite paper wood china leather and more. Sold at the Dil son Tribune office for 10 cents a stick and offered for mail delivery with a stick of the product.
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Dilson Tribune
Notable 19th Century Figures and Events Compiled
A rapid survey notes diverse items from public figures and events. It mentions Mayor Quincy inviting General P A Collins for Boston Fourth of July oration, Don Cameron gifting a horse to President Diaz, and various biographical snippets about Henry B Cheatham Obadiah Boothby Patrick Henry and more.
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Quincy
P. A. Collins
Boston
Don Cameron
Pennsylvania
President Diaz
Mexico
Henry B. Cheatham
District of Columbia
Obadiah Boothby
Aroostook
Bunyan
Loga
8. H. Byers
Sherman
Congress
Patrick Henry
Mgr
Merry del Val
Canada
Toronto
Webster Davis
Kansas City
Francis H. Pierpont
Virginia
West Virginia
Fairmount
Marie County
W. Va
Isnna Pitman
Falmouth
England
Howard Fox
Fox
George Washington
Edison
Tesla
George Grey
Australia
South Australia
Cape Colony
New Zealand
Points on Poultry Care and Breeding
Guidance from the St. Louis Republic on poultry management covers vaccination and disease prevention. It advises against using eggs from young geese for hatching and stresses clean nests, tame hens, proper feeding schedules, and separate coops for young birds. It warns that damp drafts cause roup and that lice target weak, poorly fed fowl.
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St. Louis Republic
Railway Ties Show Global Rail Travel And Uses
Worldwide railways serve over 40 million passengers weekly. A train of American cars runs on the Southeastern line between London and Hastings. Belgium fits a railway carriage as a 24 bed hospital with full medical gear. Scotland plans free illustrated lectures on its summer resorts. Western France faces stockholder protests over free passes for the press and missing revenue, offset by free ads worth 333000 francs against 1634000 francs in potential receipts.
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Southeastern
London
Hastings
Eagland
Belgium
Scotland
Western Railroad
France
Foreign Flings and War Cost Reflections
The wartime toll on Turkey is cited at 17 500 000 dollars with quips about inter est being drawn. Various papers mock or ponder the dissonance of empire integrity and European war readiness with sharp, era style wit.
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Turkey
John Ball
Cleviland
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Switzerland
Europe
Lord Salisbury
Egypt
Philadelphia Record
Curious Marital Customs in Burma and New Zealand
The piece notes Burmese women may seek divorce on demand after tiring of husbands. It also describes Maori ritual practice in New Zealand where a priest lists ancestors for an infant and determines the chosen line by the child’s sneezes or cries.
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Burma
New Zealand
Post Office Box Key Deposits Refunded in Dillon
In Dillon Montana Grack Lamont postmaster announces refunds for all holders of post office box keys who deposited 50 cents and present valid receipts within 30 days. Those lacking receipts may affidavit the deposit date amount and paying postmaster.
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Dillon
Montane
Free three bottles offer from New York chemist Slocum
Eminent New York chemist T A Slocum offers three free bottles of his New Scientific Treatment for Consumption and related lung and wasting illnesses to readers who write with address details. He cites thousands cured worldwide and asks sufferers to mention Dillon Tribune.
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T. A. Slocum
New York City
Science Daily
M. D
Pine Street
New York
Dillon Tribune
County bids for care of poor to be opened December
Notice from the board of county commissioners invites sealed proposals for care maintenance of the sick poor and infirm for one year starting December 7 1897. Proposals cover feeding clothing nursing burying and rent of the poor farm with bids to be opened December 8 1897. O M Beast chairman Dillon Montana. Sept 18 1897. Land Office Helena Sept 4 1897. Final proof notices filed for William M Neagle Dillon Montana October 16 1897 with witnesses listed.
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Board of County Commissioners
O. M. Beast
Dillon
Mont
Helena
L. J. Price
A. S
Montana
William M. Neagle
Dillon Montana
Louis Krieger
Bannack
Richard Haines
John 'l. Coz
William Driscoll
Cox
Register
Final Timber Culture Proofs Filed in Missoula Office
Notices from the United States Land Office summarize final proof filings for timber culture lands in Montana. James Innes Alfred McVay and Alfred Hatton each filed intent to prove residence and cultivation before A S Commissioner L J Price in Dillon Wisdom and surrounding areas. Witnesses listed include George E Smith James Innes and A J Noyes with others named from Wisdom and Quitman.
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United States Land Office
Missouri
Mont
James Innes
L. J. Price
A. S
Dillon
Montana
W. Hoe
A. McVay
Wisdom
George K. Smith
Quitman Owen
A. J. Noyes
Missoula
Alfred Hi. McVay
Dilles
ING
George E. Smith
Misconda- Mon
W. A. Franci
Wiedum
Mon
Alfred Hatton
Bey
Eaid
Nela Nereon
Fox
Geo
H. Stewart
Do Do
J. Arnoja
O Do
Joan M. Evass
Beaverhead County Sealed Proposals For Medical Services
The Beaverhead county board of commissioners invites sealed proposals to furnish medicines and medical attendance for the sick poor infirm and prisoners in the county jail for one year starting December 1 1847. Proposals accepted until December 6 1887. The board may reject any or all bids. O M Best chairman. Ditton Mont Sept 16 1897.
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Board of County Commission
Beaverhead
Montana
O.M Best
Ditlon
Mont
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