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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1898
Page
2
Light chicken pox cases in town and a new paint job on the Montana saloon front mark a busy week. Mrs Hart receives millinery goods, ex Governor White visits Caldwell Idaho on business, and a club meeting with Miss Grace Lamont is planned.
Having purchased the interest of Dwight Conger of the firm of Conger Grannis, the buyers say they have assumed all liabilities and will collect all bills due the firm. Gronat Grannis.
Obituary notes Dr. H. L. Smith born May 22 1807 in Maryland. He studied at St John’s College Annapolis taught school then graduated Maryland Medical University, practiced in Iowa near Fort Dodge, moved to Dillon Montana in 1871 died 1885. Survived by wife infant son and siblings. funeral at Episcopal church. Also includes vintage ad copy for Electric Bitters Cascarets and Syrup of Figs.
Dr. M. A. Birge and his bride Miss Florence Rice of Chicago plan to arrive next Saturday. The newlyweds married last evening, and Dr Birge has practiced dentistry in Dillon for nine months. The couple will stay at Mrs Powers' rooms for the present while friends offer congratulations.
The advertisement boasts two million boxes sold annually, rising to three million before New Year. It claims Cascarets are the most delightful bowel regulator for everyone year round and promises cure guaranteed with boxes priced 100, 250, or 500.
Miss Eliza Selway entertained a number of her schoolmates on Friday evening at her parents' suburban home. The gathering was pleasant with lively games and a dainty repast served before midnight.
The TriBpunr plans a daily evening issue within a day if local business men rally support. It will publish full afternoon dispatches up to 5 o'clock and be delivered by carrier to Dillon subscribers at 25 cents a week, continuing for the war duration.
The Shakespeare entertainment scheduled for this Friday evening has been postponed to Monday evening next.
A Wisconsin schoolteacher Mr. A H Zander writes in March Ladies Home Journal about living on 206 yearly for four, with a 405 salary and 200 saved yearly. He details a frugal budget, cheap rent 36, and meals centered on potatoes coffee bread and eggs with meat once weekly.
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