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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1895
Page
5
Local Dillon items report hardware at cost, new M E church nearing completion, and a bevy of community notes. Mentions rail and electric franchise talks, hay yields, fishing reports, marriages, and business ads with several named locals and firms. Two drowning incident at Twin Bridges noted.
An advertisement touts a skin salve for various ailments with money back guarantee and 25 cent price. A city bakery wedding at the City Bakery with Rev. J. W. Tait, gifts, and a grand cake window display are described along with seasonal fashion notes and Parks Tea claims. The Dillon Board of Equalization reconvenes with adjustments to bank shares, merchandise, land, cattle, and sheep assessments, noting an August 12 meeting to set the 1895 tax levy.
The St James Guild held a sale of fancy articles with ice cream on the Rectory verandas last night. The fair was well attended and nearly all items sold, raising 135 dollars with light expenses. Parks Sure Cure is advertised as purifying blood to remove uric acid for nervous troubles, sold by N M White.
nightly services in the Baptist church feature Rev. Chas Brooks of Pageville preaching. Attendance was modest but two youths professed faith in Christ. Tonight marks the final meeting of the week. De Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure advertised with claims of quick relief by N. M. White, druggist.
Director R A Sullivan prepares an open air concert program for tomorrow night if members are available. Pieces include Quickstep Collingwood and Schottische Happy Hour with Cornet Solo Tone and Overture Hippodrome. Also Life is a Dream Waltzes and Major Ripples Quick March. City druggist N M White promotes De Witt’s Lic and Cholera Cure for summer complaints with urgent claims.
Mr. Fred Miller of Irving Ti reports years of severe kidney back pain and bladder issues. After trying many cures he began using Electric Bitters about a year ago and found relief at once. The ad claims instant relief and promotes a large bottle for 50 cents at Dillon Drug Store.
W H Cochran of F E Rood Co Anaconda in charge joins Dillon with his wife arriving Saturday to oversee a branch of the Anaconda firm C H Rood Co The Record notes Cochran is a promising young businessman and his wife is a social favorite in Dillon The State Commander from Lincoln Neb reports success with Dr Kings New Discovery for a stubborn cough sent to protect his two children and endorses free trial bottles at Dillon Drug Store Regular size 60c and 1 Free coinage badges are available at Mrs Kupfer’s
A tennis club formed last Saturday under the suggestive name with F. T. Collins as president and Edwin Norris as secretary. The club, limited to twelve members, maintains two double courts behind William Smith’s residence. Ladies have daily access to the grounds until 5:30 p.m., and on Saturday evenings.
Wm. McCloud was arrested last Sunday by telegram from Bannack for stealing valuables and a suit of clothes. He appeared before Justice Holden last Tuesday and received a four month sentence in the county jail. Parks' Tea clears the complexion.
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