Fort Peck Indian Fair at Poplar Promises Large Event
The Fort Peck Indian fair will run October 1 to 5 at Poplar and is billed as the largest of its kind. It will feature broncho busting races agricultural exhibits sham battles a football game between Fort Peck and Blackfeet teams and a staged capture and robbery of a stage coach. A reproduction of the vigilance committee era actions will also be shown.
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Fort. Peck
Poplar
Fort Peck
Blackfeet
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Home Cough Cure
Advertised medicine offers relief for coughs colds grip croup whooping cough and sore lungs. Claims help people move to milder climates but promotes staying at home with quick relief. Trial bottle offered free and full price bottles sold by Potts the druggist.
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Dr. King
Robbery near church vestibule targets Butte woman
Butte resident Mrs. Mary Sullivan was attacked and robbed in a church vestibule while en route to pay $100 to Mrs. Charles A. Benz. Authorities say two men took $150, matching a recent bank withdrawal. Mrs. Benz seeks loan repayment as police search for witnesses with no progress.
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Butte
Mary Sullivan
The
Christian Church
Charles A. Benz
Electric Bitters Prove Fast Health Restorer
Energetic leaders need health to fuel success says a physician style testimonial. A Georgia resident Chas B Allen credits Electric Bitters with ending years of rheumatism liver trouble stomach disorders and kidney derangements. Four bottles cured him and he praises their effect. Available for 50 cents at Potts' druggist.
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Chas. B. Allen
Sylvania
Much Land Surveyed in Montana this Season
Montana will see about 1,500,000 acres of public land surveyed this season per F M Johnson of Denver the surveyor of public land surveys visiting on inspection. He says the savings exceed one third and surveys proceed as land applications arrive. A local note quotes a man cured of kidney trouble by Foley Kidney Pills and mentions Potts the Druggist.
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Helena
Montana
F. M. Johnson
Denver
T. L. Parks
Murrayville Ga
Potts
Dixon Marks First Steamboat Launch In Montana
The City of Dixon celebrated the launch of Montana’s first locally built steamboat on the Flathead River. The event marked the start of a new fleet of inland cargo carriers for state waterways.
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Dixon
Mont
Montana
Flathead River
Uncle Ezra Recommends King's Life Pills at Potts Drugstore
Quoted quip about quick relief urges readers to try Dr. King's New Life Pills for constipation biliousness indigestion or liver issues. Describes pills as easy safe and sure and priced at 25 cents at Potts the druggist.
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Dr. King
Potts
Stevensville Fruit Growers Order Large Potato Crates
Stevensville fruit growers group has ordered forty nine thousand special bushel crates to handle the upcoming potato crop. The potatoes must be ripe clean and weigh over four ounces for market.
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Stevensville
Lost Wages From Colds Exceed Eighty Million Dollars
Dr Sadler estimates about 80 million dollars in wages are lost annually to the American people due to colds. Lost time means lost wages and doctoring is costly. Use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promptly to stop the cough heal and soothe inflamed air passages. For sale by Potts the Druggist. 1-m
Quarantine Bars Infected Horses From Kansas Nebraska
Governor Norris acts on veterinary board findings of a dangerous contagious horse disease in Kansas and Nebraska by declaring a quarantine against horses from those states and ordering railroads not to import them. A separate proclamation also quarantines dogs from Minnesota due to rabies reports.
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Helena
Livestock Sanitary Board
Kansas
Nebraska
E. L. Norris
Minnesota
We Never Forget Early Life Remedies Say Science
What We Never Forget, according to science, are the things associated with our early home life such as Bucklin's Arnica Salve used by mother or grandmother to cure burns boils scalds sores skin eruptions cuts sprains or bruises. Forty years of cures prove its merit. Unrivaled for piles corns or cold sores. Only 25 cents at Potts' the druggist. Im
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Bucklin
Fatal Accident at Ruby Valley Saw Mill
William M. Cauble, 45, long-time Ruby valley saw mill and lime kiln operator, was killed instantly when a 20 foot log rolled over him on a hillside while he loaded logs for hauling to his mill about a mile below. He was born in Minnesota and had lived in Ruby valley for 30 years. A second item notes Foley Kidney Pills aid for rheumatism, with a testimonial from A. A. Smith of Bridgeton Indiana praising the product. Potts the Druggist supplies the medicine.
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Virginia City
William M. Cauble
Garden Creek
Ruby Valley
Cauble
Minnesota
A. A. Smith
Bridgeton
Ind
Potts
Lands Auction Sells 140000+ Acres in Great Falls Sale
State lands worth nearly a quarter million dollars were sold by Joseph Oker deputy register for state lands at the courthouse auction. A total of 140,216 acres brought $227,706.30 with an average price of $16.01 per acre.
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Great Falls
Joseph Oker
Death on Yellowstone River Claims E L Patterson
Big Timber reports the fourth accidental death in the city as E L Patterson, a prominent county figure, drowns in the Yellowstone River near his home. The piece also touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with dealer endorsement from H W Hendrickson of Ohio Falls Indiana. It notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
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Big Timber
E.L. Patterson
Yellowstone River
Chamberlain
H. W. Hendrickson
Ohio Falls
Ind
Local Roundup News From Big Hole Basin and Nearby Towns
A roundup of personal movements and local events reports George Clemon visiting Dillon, trips by Josh Hill to Butte Melrose and Dillon, and 90 head of horses sent to Miles City sale. Various residents relocate for university study, family visits, and business trips to Missoula Sheridan Jackson and Dillon. A baby born to Allen Plimpton family, and a jail sentence for Bannett in a check case are noted.
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George Clemon
Dillon
Josh Hill
Butte
Melrose
C. E. Miller
Big Miles City
Glen Oneal
Missoula
Montana University
John Peterson
Horse Prairie
Hans Jorgenson
Carl Strowbridge
California
John Forney
Jackson
Allen Plimpton
Allen
Constable Burgess
Bannett
Barry
A. Blanchard
Lloyd & Dunbar
Printing at the Tribune Office Described
Readable lines indicate a note about all kinds of printing work undertaken by the Tribune office. Details are sparse but emphasize comprehensive printing services.
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Tribune
Sheriff Candidate Announces Run in Beaverhead County
A candidate declares intent to seek the sheriff's office in Beaverhead County subject to the Democratic convention on October 1, 1912. The filing appears to list R. T. Weemrx as the party’s placeholder.
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Beaverhead County
Ache
R. T. WeEmMexe
Civil Service Examination for Clerk Carrier Held in Dillon
An examination for clerk and carrier will be held at the Dillon post office on October 19, 1912. The age limit is 18 to 45. Married women are excluded except divorced or separated self-supporting women may qualify as clerks. Applicants must be physically sound. men must be at least 5 feet 4 inches tall and weigh 125 pounds. For applications and full details contact Miss Margott Conger, Secretary, at the Dillon Postoffice.
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Dillon Bakery
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America
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Butte, Mont French
Rombauer CO
W. R. Hocking
East Granite
P.O
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte, Mon
Pease
Pease & Stephenson
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Johnson & Boone
Dillon Mont
Angeles
Oal
Oliver Cromwell
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