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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
5
An advertisement asserts Peruna's ingredients are individually valuable for chronic catarrh and endorsed by multiple medical schools. It emphasizes Dr Hartman’s approach, large scale production, honest sourcing, and direct-to-people supply with transparent labeling of active constituents.
Several groups from Dillon enjoyed picnics in nearby canyons Sunday. Helena architect C Haire visited Dillon on professional business earlier in the week. W M Oliver traveled to Twin Bridges Saturday for an Orphans' Home executive board meeting, returning Sunday. Dillon Coal and Transfer handles coal ice and wood with daily phone orders and deposits at the Dillon Grocery.
Dillon residents and visitors fill the week with social calls business trips and family news in Dillon Montana traders and officials attend meetings and tours. Local figures range from W. S. Barbour and Alta Barbour visiting Lima to Frank A. Hazelbaker and the republican state central committee meeting in Helena. The community reports sales farm notices and railroad era notes amid social events and upcoming county fair dates.
The foot length is said to equal the forearm bone from elbow to wrist. This measure seems long for tall people when used by artists. Arms can be out of proportion, but rarely too long for a person’s stature.
Dr. A B Martin returned to Dillon from Bannack and Grasshopper valley where he spoke at Bannack to a full house and observed a large haying operation. Twenty teams, 15 hay boats, 5 mowers, 5 rakes, 40 workers, and 100 tons of hay daily for an estimated 2000 tons total. W S Tash’s self-inflicted wound required reopening. threads of clothing had been drawn into the wound but healing improved after removal.
Jasper Nelson of Graeter Grocery Co and Louis Jensen bought George Murray's 160 acre ranch two miles east of Dillon for 10000 dollars. Fourteen0 acres are cultivated with irrigation and farming implements accompany the sale. Jensen will manage the ranch while Nelson remains with Graeter Grocery Co. Murray shifts funds to a sheep venture with J W Deputy who has leased the Henry Johnson ranch on Stone Creek.
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