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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1914

Page

4

Scott's Emulsion Promoted Blood Health Says Advert

An advertisement asserts poor blood causes sickness and fatigue and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a pure, alcohol free blood builder. It claims the product nourishes the blood, increases red cells, strengthens organs, and upbuilds the system, with Bloomfield New Jersey as the source.

Scott Scott’s Scott & Bowne Bloomfield N. J

Reichle April Visitors and Outings Chronicle

Miss E McDowell from the Normal College visits Dillon vacationing at Mr and Mrs L R Foote s. Several locals travel from Dillon to nearby towns including Twin Bridges Rochester Melrose Glen Apex with Elza Bryan and Miss Cora Reichle joining in auto trips. An advertisement praises Electric Bitters as a spring tonic for weak tired women with stomach and kidney benefits.

Butte Mr. Parrot Dillon Carl Sira Forest Ranger Melrose Walter Roy Spencer Jacob Mittlemaier Twin Bridges Rochester Glen Apex E. O. Selway J. C. van de Lande Kirkland

Lakeview Gun Club Winners and Local School News

The Lakeview Gun club had a good turnout as B L Forsyth won the challenge medal. The valley reports school moves, eighth grade exams passed by several students, and Miss Rose teaching in district No 40 above the lakes. Mrs Shambow’s daughter ill. Dr. treatment noted.

Lakeview Beaverhead Fred Hanson C. Green Lakes Miss Rose Will O’connor O’connor Lester Shambow

Hidden numeric string suggests coded sequence

The fragment presents a string of numbers with mixed signs and no clear context. It lacks identifiable names places organizations or dates to form a coherent news item or extract.

Cattle shipments and travelers from Dillon region

Tom Beattie and H Wetmore returned from Portland where they shipped cattle. Aaron Bryant plans to return in May after filing a homestead in the valley. Ben Hart shipped steers to Omaha. Frank Sparrow went to Kansas City with cattle. William Hollingsworth visited Lakeview. Billy spent winter in Missouri and Texas. Mrs Andy Leak visited sister Mrs Wm Edwards at Lakeview while Mr Leak attended a Dillon horse sale.

Dillon Tom Beattie H. Wetmore Portland Oregon Aaron Bryant J. A. Jones Iowa Ben Hart Omaha Mr. Bryant Frank Sparrow Kansas City William Hollingsworth Lakeview Billy Missouri Texas Andy Leak Wm. Edwards Mr. Leak

Real Estate Transfers From Pear l. Smith’s Title Books

Week ending April 12 1914 reports patent deeds to Ernest Howell 310.63 acres on Dillon beach east. Jens P Elmose 160 acres in upper Horse Prairie valley. Robert Duff 160 acres in upper Centennial valley. Warranty deeds include George Terrell to Hans Peterson one lot in Dillon. John Kent to Clarence E Timmons two lots in Dillon West Side. Finley Cunnard to Dan Mooney two lots in Barnett's addition. Others: William Kitto as administrator of James M Egan estate to Richard G Ames about 160 acres on upper Horse Prairie creek. Hans Peterson to George W Terrell 320 unsurveyed desert acres on Bloody Dick creek. Clarence S Badcon 160 unsurveyed Big Sheep Creek basin occupancy. water right of four cubic feet per second on Big Sheep creek.

Ernest Howell Dillon Jens P. Elmose George Terrell Hans Peterson Thomson John Kent Clarence E. Timmons West Side Finley Cunnard Dan Mooney Barnett William Kitto James M. Egan Richard G Ames George W. Terrell Bloody Dick Creek Horse Praiie Clarence S.badcon Big Sheep Creek Clarence S. Badcon

Rheumatic Pains Relieved By A Simple Liniment

Mrs. Elmer Hatch of Peru Indiana reports years of rheumatic attacks eased immediately by Chamberlains Liniment. She recommends it to others and notes 25 and 50 cent bottles are sold by all dealers. Adv 1m

Elmer Hatch Peru Ind Chamberlain

Beating all records in a field trial

An Irish trainee and his proud helper Pat run a mile in a field near his home. The master starts the clock but the watch stops at start. After a hard finish, Pat reveals the time and declares the runner has beaten all records by finishing in no time.

Pat

Mi o Na First Aid For Sick Stomachs

An advertisement for Mi o Na tablets claims quick relief from indigestion and dyspepsia symptoms. It promotes the product as a scientific remedy that soothes stomach walls and supports gastric glands for better digestion and renewed energy. The copy urges Poets druggist as the place to buy today.

Mona

Card of Thanks for Henry White

We thank all kind friends and especially the Redmen lodge for help during the illness and death of our brother and uncle Henry White. Frank White, Elmer Bupp, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mann. 16 . Paper Novelties, Tribune Store.

Redmen Lodge Henry White Frank White Elmer Bupp C. L. Mann

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Reichle Helena Stewart S. V. Stewart State of Montana United States of America A. M. Alderson Secretary Tribune John Deere John Deere Gang Moline.ill Harrows New Kentucky Dart Hardware & Implem’t Co Augusta Thomas Soldiers of Fortune Quo Vadis W. E. Chapman Carl F. Stah Chapman & Stahl Poindexter Block Dillon, Mont Tribune Book Store Cooud E. W. Bell Spring Canyon Rock Springs Castle Gate Johnson & Boone the Dillon Bakery F. C. McFadden Dillon Furniture Company G. T. Paul
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