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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
3
James Byrne a hotel clerk from Indianapolis credits Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey with restoring his health after night shifts. He reports faster sleep, improved appetite, and regained weight in days, praising the product as a universal elixir of life.
Bebe He plans a May 18 ceremony in Salmon to drive a solid 18k gold spike worth about 360 dollars. The spike will be cut into mementos as tie pins and charms after the show. A banquet for 200 is set in the I. O. O. F. hall funded by a 1000 dollar drive. Residents offer beds and meals for visitors. Work proceeds on the G. P. water tank in Andrews field near a barked cottonwood tree, with depot placement debated nearby.
Notice from the Beaverhead County Commissioners at Dillon dated March 5 1907 requires all supply orders to be on the regular form from the office. Any claim not properly ordered will be rejected.
John Hartwell Alvord sues Frank A. Hazelbaker alleging a cigar given in the Beaverhead county courthouse in Dillon exploded. He claims nervous injury, fear, and cosmetic harm, seeking thirty cents plus costs and pipes and tobacco as damages.
Practical guidance from E. B. Hart of Wisconsin on manure storage under cover to prevent leaching. It covers shed design, pile construction with sloping tops toward the center, moisture preservation, and mixing rock phosphate or floats into gutters as manure is hauled, to avoid fertility loss.
An Ohio hog raiser advises scheduling early pig litters for February or March to market by late summer, with second litters in September fattened by spring. He describes warm, sunny pig houses and year round care, then warns pasture neglect costs $2 to $3 per acre yearly and urges timely pasture improvement to avoid loss.
Miss Dora Albers and Mr. Frank Bell were married in Butte last Thursday in a quiet ceremony at the hotel presided over by Rev. Blackiston. The bride, eldest daughter of Mrs. Gerhard Albers, is known for oil paintings while the groom, from Missouri, has leased an Albers ranch twelve miles north of Dillon. They plan to reside on the ranch after the ceremony.
A Baltimore American quote notes family members wearing felt slippers and implies life should be on an easy footing. The exchange hints at comfort and harmony in domestic life.
The poem evokes dreary days under Jack Frost on windows and the habit of waking at dawn to thaw pipes. It sketches chilly halls and the sigh of waking, with a recurring call to get up and address the cold.
A single carload of Exquisit beer from Olympia Brewing Co of Butte is dispatched to Wm. Kohl proprietor of the Centennial saloon to be served only to his customers. It is claimed as the finest beer made in the country and the only straight Montana carload shipped to one customer for his especial use. Call for a glass of Exquisit.
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