Thoughtful Water Bottle Idea for Comforting Pain Relief
A casual note suggests using a water bottle to warm a cold bed and ease neuralgia and toothache pain. The text promotes comfort through simple warmth and tactile relief.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1918
Page
14
A casual note suggests using a water bottle to warm a cold bed and ease neuralgia and toothache pain. The text promotes comfort through simple warmth and tactile relief.
Joe Dowling visited Dell yesterday while Alex Christie toured Grant in Dillon. George Roberts came from Jackson, T. B. Pattee traveled from Tenday Idaho, and B. L. McNinch stayed in Dillon from Dell ranch. BE Harkness arrived from Sheep Creek. Security State Bank moves to a new location on February 11. Read our Adv.
Hans Anderson purchased the J. B. Hollingsworth ranch five miles south of Dillon for 40000 dollars. The 420 acre irrigated property includes improvements and equipment and will transfer possession next week. The Hollingsworths plan a California New Mexico Arizona tour while the Hollingsworth daughters stay in Dillon.
Estray notice for a red yearling steer branded on the right shoulder with ear slit, to be sold at public auction in Dillon on February 7 if not claimed. W. A. Lovell, Stock Inspector, authority for the sale.
Continued from page one details the Hotel Andrus opening with rooms leased by Dillon residents. First floor stores include a bank, bar, stationery, drugstore, and millinery. A new cafe and dining room by Lewis De Crignis features walnut and white marble decor, an all-day coffee room, and lunch service. The hotel bar will be run by Chris Snyder under Elks’ fixtures, and a new bank building is described.
Local notes report imported registered stallions on display at Sullivan livery barn. A. L. Tritt granted divorce from Nannie Tritt on grounds of extreme cruelty. Multiple business moves and relocations noted, plus bank and public service improvements in town.
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