Relief is sure with scientific treatment and care
Modern appliances receive careful patient attention and experienced service. The description emphasizes scientific treatment and reliable relief through meticulous work on each case.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1907
Page
5
Modern appliances receive careful patient attention and experienced service. The description emphasizes scientific treatment and reliable relief through meticulous work on each case.
Fire signals include first ward general alarm pause one tap second ward general alarm pause taps third ward general alarm pause fire out one tap regular and special meetings three taps pause three times practice call four taps pause four times
Redrock residents W. M. Stewart and A. P. Williams spent time in Dillon over the weekend and Saturday respectively. Bozeman’s Thomas B. Inman and Lima’s Col. W. H. Boyle visited Dillon and nearby, with Mr. and Mrs. John Peat from Lima guests of Dan and Mrs. Grant, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Freeman returning home near Lima after a city visit.
Local notes describe upcoming St James Guild meeting, bakery soda fountain, lodging and rental ads, farm and seed supply, sales of houses and land, mining talks, and community events including church services and a theatre bill.
An article extols nature as a cure for suffering and cites scientific advances identifying a germ that destroys hair. It praises Newbro's Herpicide as a product that eliminates the germ and allows hair to regrow, noting Detroit based advertising claims.
The note lists students returning after measles and other illnesses and notes forty eight students with perfect attendance since the new semester began. It mentions Martha Sprinkle still in Anaconda, Adolph Decker quitting to work on a ranch, a Physical Geography excursion to study weathering, and a Commercial Law final this week. Seniors plan a class play with acts between performances and report cards issued for the second month. The boys track team of about fifteen prepares for the interscholastic meet at Missoula in mid May, with chances for nearly all members to compete.
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