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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1905
Page
5
Miscellaneous Dillon notes include alarms with taps by wards, civic announcements, stray business ads, and person notices. Dentists, merchants, and residents report absences, purchases, licenses, and social events. The piece cites theatre reviews, local sales, and community updates from April.
Good eggs and pure leavening are urged for dainty foods. Royal Baking Powder Co of New York touts lightness and flavor in cakes biscuits and doughnuts while promising wholesome results. Local notes include visits from Mrs Mary Gannon and Mrs J G Hammer and social events hosted by the M E church and Baptist Aid. A dog finds a purse, signs adorn a livery stable, and residents travel to California for a sick child setting a busy Dillon scene.
The three cent per mile rate on the Oregon Short Line took effect last Monday after the legislature capped one way fares at three cents per mile. The company offers little savings on round trip tickets, with Dillon to Butte one way dropping from $2.80 to $2.10 and round trip rising slightly from $2.25 to $2.26.
Stockholders and others interested are asked to attend a reservoir meeting at the courthouse next Saturday at 3 p m. for important business. Attend the reservoir meeting at the courthouse in April at 3 p m to support the community project.
An advertisement notes nature spares a rose from mental suffering, praising Newbro's Herpicide as a product that destroys a parasitic germ causing hair loss. It claims the hair would otherwise darken with grief and invites readers to send 10 cents for a sample to The Herpicide Co in Detroit Michigan.
John F. OLeary commander of Steadman Post thanks Dillon and Beaverhead County residents for their generous reception during the G A R and W R C encampment. Special gratitude to the Beaverhead Club Dillon Land custodians of Odd Fellows and Red Men halls Normal College and Dillon schools Dillon press and helpers for a grand success.
Miss Anna Huber left last Sunday for a two weeks visit with her sister who resides near Melrose. Mrs. George B. Conway entertained the Needle club last Saturday afternoon with guests of honor Mrs. Ed Walker Mrs. J E Monroe Mrs T W Poindexter and Mrs A A Luce attending.
The Dillon Chess Club was entertained by Mr and Mrs Dan Burkholder at their Railroad Avenue home on Wednesday evening with invited guests W C Bryant E J Losie H C Mix operator Johns of the O L and Mr and Mrs A L Badcon. Burkholder won the chess honors and Payne won flinch. Refreshments were served near midnight and all enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Fresh consignment arrives at Graeter Grocery Co featuring dill pickles and sweet and sour varieties. Local shoppers expect crisp, jarred condiments for seasonal meals and picnics.
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