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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1914
Page
10
An advertisement promises free consultations to select glasses tailored to each eye. It claims lenses are scientifically designed to correct most vision defects without surgery, aiming to protect eyesight and provide advice.
Clerk Poindexter opened a self sealing can from Lakeview causing a loud pop and scare at the post office. The crew rushed to safety before discovering the lidless can contained yeast in advanced fermentation and everyone laughed at the misread danger.
Martin Barrett completes two early Montana history articles about a legislative battle and the Dutch John death. He recalls hiding to block railroad legislation, the Vigilantes era, and the Plummer hangings. Barrett plans to give the articles to the pioneers society. Mrs Barretts school board win framed his political exit. Louis Long from Sheep Creek basin improves after a severe leg injury.
The marriage of former Evening Sentinel editor Frerich Thornhill Ferguson and county superintendent Edna Owsley Reinhard took place Tuesday at Miss Worden’s home in Missoula. Rev. H S Gatley officiated with best man W G Ferguson and bride’s attendant Ruth Worden. They plan a brief return to Missoula before resuming duties. Reinhard has served as county superintendent since 1912.
David Johnson a laborer was ordered committed to the State Mental hospital at Warm Springs by an insanity commission and Judge J B Poindexter after a 4 p m Saturday hearing. He is about 50, has resided in the county years and is said to have rich relatives in Keneesha Wisconsin. Sheriff W Z Scully transported him to Warm Springs last Monday.
March shipments show outgoing totals of hay vats livestock fluxing rock potatoes and more totaling 60 carloads. Incoming railcar totals include automobiles coal lumber oil rails salt livestock sugar ties brick and cement with seven more cars in than out.
At a joint Beaver head club and Beaverhead Commercial club meeting last Saturday night, the Federal Good Roads movement was endorsed. Henry I. Tucker outlined the plan and noted interest in Lima Idaho Falls Idaho with a road proposed to run through Dillon from Butte to Los Angeles.
Over the past ten days two saddle thefts were reported to police. Dr Clark's stable lost a saddle and the Horak residence on Thomsen avenue reported another saddle stolen from their stable. No clues have led to an arrest.
August Schrader of Grant and Mrs. Ida Hungate of Challis Idaho were united in marriage by Justice A A Kenison last Tuesday evening. Bea Howell and Butte Meade of Brenner attended. The couple will reside in Brenner where Schrader works in the forest service.
Eugene Flynn, formerly of Dillon, now a cartoonist, contributed to the Butte Miner with a piece inspired by Butte’s recent school election. His work warned readers of perceived dangers to schools from a socialist school board.
Local readers learn of PF. Birrer, EE. Geary, Col. Decker, W.W. Rune and wife, Henry Olsen, Robert Jones, Mrs. Spencer Harwood, Mrs. J. J. Johnson, and Hon. E. L. Norris among others visiting Dillon or staying in town. Various notices include cattle and grain trading, horse sales, chicken feed sources, medicines, and theater news plus transport and court movements.
Judge W A Clark presided in Beaverhead County district court with over 69 cases set for April trials. The court issued a writ of mandate in Albers v Baker directing a notice of appeal from county commissioners’ ruling on Barnett care claims. Some water disputes involved Sink Creek and Rattlesnake Creek tests.
Stop catarrh with Hyomei breathing treatment. It is a direct to the spot antiseptic oil inhaler that soothes inflamed breathing membranes fast. Money back if not satisfied. Get the complete $1.00 kit with inhaler and liquid. Druggists everywhere sell Hyomei.
A reader from Hancock Michigan named Thomas Verron attests Foley's Honey and Tar quickly relieves tickling throat and stops coughing without bad after effects. The ad emphasizes prompt and effective action for coughs colds and throat troubles.
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