Thought About That Water Bottle?
A fragment touts a chocolate colored rubber water bottle as ideal for warming a cold bed and easing pain from neuralgia or toothache, noting its full capacity and reinforced construction.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1918
Page
8
A fragment touts a chocolate colored rubber water bottle as ideal for warming a cold bed and easing pain from neuralgia or toothache, noting its full capacity and reinforced construction.
City and county notes list residents and visitors in Dillon. People from Bedrock Wisdom Apex Jackson Armstead Sheep Creek basin and Butte are mentioned, including Mr. and Mrs. Grant Kenison, Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Harkness, Muriel Roe, Margaret Orr, Cc. F. Lloyd, and others visiting for shopping, exams, or ore sampling trips.
Reliable specialist Dr Scarborough offers headache dizziness and nerve derangement treatment at the Metlen Hotel Dillon on February 13. Appointments available.
Found four month old unbranded colt at Evergreen farm. Owner must prove ownership and pay expenses to reclaim. Stock Inspector W A Lovell handles the notice.
Describes a red yearling heifer and a yearling steer both branded on the left hip with cuts shown. Owner may reclaim by proving ownership and paying charges.
An old white mare branded SM or MS on the shoulder, with an unbranded suckling colt, and a brown or dark bay two year old gelding branded 5 on the left thigh are missing. A liberal reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Contact W. C. Templin, McAllister, Montana, dated 24 3.
The piece warns buyers about camouflage clothes that look clever but are poor value. It advises seeking quality and value, paying a reasonable price, and receiving satisfactory service with a money back guarantee.
Public auction in Dillon will sell an unclaimed stray red yearling steer with a right shoulder brand and ear slit. If not claimed properly, the animal will be sold in February.
Week’s local notes record Dr. Rathbone adding a Fischer x ray machine and a new dark room to his dental office. The improvements position his practice as highly equipped and ahead in modern dental appliance use. A skating injury at the municipal rink left a boy with a deep calf laceration. A misaddressed mailed receipt to Norway was returned to Dillon with no such man here noted.
Theodore Nelson chairman of the board of county commissioners spent several days last week in Missoula attending the state meeting of county commissioners.
Miss Elizabeth Sutherland county superintendent of schools oversaw last week’s eighth grade examinations with fourteen students participating.
Undersheriff Gosman arrested Fred Williams and J. Ryan after Ben Miller detained them while stealing items from Monida Mercantile. At Dillon they were found concealing jewelry and suspected of broader jewelry store robberies.
Kris Shaw, a local restaurant man, was fined 25 dollars for obtaining a citizen’s game license when he should have had an alien license. He claimed exemption on a questionnaire stating he was an alien, leading to arrest by Deputy State Game Warden J. W. Carney.
Harrison Harrison arraigned on two Donlan act violations and pleads not guilty. He is held for district court. Euphemia Echman named as key witness. Attorney for the defendant is R. S. Stephenson.
Memorial services were held last Thursday morning at St James Episcopal church for the late Mrs F M Poindexter. Mrs Margaret Graeter, Mr and Mrs Warren Graeter and Mr and Mrs A H French attended the services.
Yesterday word arrived that Fred Gilbert became the father of a baby girl born in Los Angeles. The infant and mother are reported doing nicely.
Mrs. George Tash and her daughter depart Thursday for California to join Mr Tash and spend the rest of the winter there. Their son Dale sailed January 24 for France and is serving in the aviation corps.
A basketball game is set for Friday evening at the local high school gym between the home team and Missoula High. Officials expect a competitive matchup in front of local fans.
He traveled via Dillon yesterday en route to Bozeman and has been playing basketball with the Agricultural College team on their Utah trip.
Jack Fruin received sixty days in jail last Thursday after being charged with stealing whiskey and cigars from parcels in transit on the G and P railway line.
Cattle buyer Frank Frazier for Frye & Co., Seattle, has set up temporary HQ at The Medlon in Dillon this week. His presence signals the start of beef cattle contracting locally.
Mr and Mrs F M Fryberg and Miss Pau line Fryberg arrived yesterday after noon from California where they spent the winter. They will visit for a week before returning to their home in Great Falls.
Mrs. Robert Allen purchased the Busy Bee cafe and renamed it the Palace cafe. The restaurant has been completely renovated and now operates as a first class dining venue.
The Ford touring car driven by Warren Graeter collided with a six ton Argenta truck last Thursday and was badly wrecked. Graeter was involved in a serious crash with a heavy vehicle from Argenta causing substantial damage to the car.
Lima police arrested Joseph Wilfred last Thursday and held him for Columbus authorities. He allegedly failed to return his questionnaire mailed to him.
H. H. Swain traveled from California to Helena and stopped in Dillon to visit friends during the trip last week.
C W Stallings motored to Dillon yesterday from his home in Bannack. The brief item notes travel between these towns.
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