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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
11
Dillon visitors and Wisdom residents are listed with brief health, travel, and household updates. Highlights include G A Williams recovering with crutches at Gregson Springs, misfortunes and rescues like a near lightning strike on William Montgomery, a sprain for Dana E Miller, and multiple trips to Dillon for business and family duties. An ad promotes Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Frank Rife made a business trip to Grant and Dillon at the start of the week. Mrs P W Armstrong was a county seat visitor last week.
Willis August 4. Miss Theress Reichle and Miss Hermina Redsick visited Dillon last week. Melrose visitors Mr. and Mrs. Fay Gransberry came this week. Matt Polish delivered the season's first potatoes to Dill. Kaspar Hauser of near Dillon visited relatives here. Carl Sassman and family from Dillon visited Fritz Sassman and Julius Hartwig homes. Howard Carlson and brothers were in town briefly. A Butte crowd spent a weekend in Willis at Mothers and camp near the river. Herman Graf of Butte visited family camping by the river. Simmers S. Daub Louisa Bush E Meese and Hermina Redsick camped with Mrs. Wardell chaperoning in Beehrer's field. Rev Father Loiseau of Dillon and Mr Drummy held mass at the Kambich home. attendance was good. Father Loiseau plans to depart for Portland soon.
Advertises Chamberlains Liniment as an antiseptic that heals cuts and bruises in about one third the usual time. Claims to ease muscle soreness and rheumatic pains. Sold by all dealers.
C D Foster with Ring visits Beaverhead Ranch, optimistic on wheat and potato yields. Local residents attend gatherings, arrivals and departures noted. Norman Holden expects good wheat after hail. George Hamburg injured then returns to work. Foley Kidney Pills advertised. Mr and Mrs Thompson and others plan a trip around the horn via car to Twin Bridges fair.
Master Kirby Harbison hosts an eleventh birthday dinner with chicken ice cream and cake as guests, while local residents including Mr and Mrs C A Dillman Mrs Harry Wilhelm and Miss Altha Foster are noted visiting and returning home. Camberlain's Colic remedy endorsed for bowel ailments and George Melton named water commissioner at Armstead with departure to take up duties. Prof Grant E Finch and son Fred depart for a month in Marion Iowa.
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