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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1901
Page
3
Odio, Dillon and surrounding town scenes show a flurry of social calls and ad like notices. Doctors, vendors, and entertainers are named alongside home events. Saint Marys, Miss Grace Lamont, and local shops are mentioned in friendly everyday life summaries.
Master Lincoln Williams hosted a Friday afternoon party for his kindergarten classmates and teachers Misa Fox and Miss Tattersall. On the lawn they sang and played, then enjoyed refreshments. five candles graced a birthday cake in which a tiny gold ring was hidden for Eunice Conway to discover.
A Sunday event at Selway park features a Dillon Juniors versus Twin Bridges Juniors baseball game as the highlight. The Dillon Gun club will also shoot for the Selway park medal with racing bucking bronchos and other sports completing the daily program.
P T Thomas of Sumterville Alabama endorses Kodol Dispepsia Cure stating it cured his indigestion and allowed him to digest anything. The ad claims Kodol contains all natural digestive acids and restores the stomach to a natural condition as per L J Williams.
A jolly party of picnicers from the Baptist church and Sunday school visited Selaway's park Tuesday morning for a few hours of pleasure. They enjoyed a delicious lunch between 12 and 1 o'clock and several local business men joined them for the noonday meal.
An unclear ad line touts Kodol Digestive Aid as a remedy for indigestion. The fragmentary text suggests a promotional tone but lacks complete context or readable claims.
A massive blast on Locust Street above Tenth in Philadelphia wrecked five buildings and killed 10 to 20 people with at least 35 trapped inside. Over 20 injured, some dying, as fire broke out and rescuers pulled survivors from debris. The blast likely came from a gasoline barrel in a grocery row, including Housman's pool hall, Rosenthal’s second hand store, and multiple grocers. Lifesaving work by residents and police saved several, with two hundred workers aiding wreckage removal and hospital intake heavy. Lizzie Watkins, 18, survived after four and a half hours buried. Four bodies recovered.
Manila Aug 5 The towns Cala pan Naujan and Pola on Mindoro’s northeast coast were taken by a battalion of the Thirteenth volunteer infantry and Macabebe scouts after light resistance. About 250 insurgents fled inland. Their commander Howard, a deserter, hides in the mountains as U S forces pursue. Adjutant General Corbin praises Taft and Chaffee for guiding Philippine changes and notes the strong cooperation between them.
A St Johns report says salvors are recovering cargo from the steamer Acis wreck west of Cape Mace while Grand Lake salvages other cargo. Wheat, cotton, cottonseed meal, and pitch pine are aboard. Grain salvage is poor. weather remains favorable for floating the Acis. Captain Tate and crew are at Trepassey. No news from the Vera wreck near Renews.
Violent anti foreign posters from Boxers threaten to demolish chapels and drive out Christians over the house tax in Canton. They claim money will fund indemnities to powers and urge harsher action if taxes are collected. The note accuses ministers of disloyalty and pledges a victory over foreigners if policy is not adopted.
Caracas reports General Rangel Garbiras and 25 Colombian battalions were driven back after 28 hours of fighting July 28 29. Official tallies: 900 enemy and 800 government troops dead. Reinforcements dispatched to the frontier as crisis grows. In San Francisco strike leaders debate next moves while Employers' association plans final action. Only two vessels remained at port yesterday.
At Iron Mountain near Cheyenne unknown assailants slaughtered about 3 000 sheep range kept by Kels Nickel who had been shot Sunday. A posse rode to the scene and the flock will be gathered and moved to safety as authorities investigate the attack on the Cheyenne frontier.
A Pan American special and a regular NY Central train collided a few miles east of Lockport on August 5. Engineer Thomas Hyland and trainman George Webb were killed, a fireman injured. Passengers were shaken but none seriously hurt. A meeting order mix up caused the crash.
Chet Wheelock and Louis Everly report a striking discovery of asbestos near Keystone in the Wealthy gold mine vicinity. The ledge exceeds five feet in width and surface blocks of solid asbestos weighing around 500 pounds have been removed.
A large blaze swept the Oskaloosa shopping district early today destroying several shops and nearby manufacturers. Fire crews fought the flames for hours with reports of extensive damage and possible injuries. Local authorities investigated the cause as residents waited for updates.
An engineer touts Kemp's Balsam as effective for colds and coughs noting he keeps a bottle in his cab and uses it at the first sign of illness. The advertisement promotes Kemp's Balsam at 25 and 50 cents sold by City Drug Store in Great Falls. Mrs Henry F Holmes wife of the Great Falls Ive Co vice president dies after an operation in Columbus hospital last Sunday night.
A vintage advertisement proclaims one dose relieves headaches instantly and harmlessly with neuralgia relief. Boxes priced 25c and 10c are sold at City Drug Store. In unrelated incident, Butte employee Joe Salay was shocked adjusting electrical wires and fell into a beer vat, with colleagues helping him out.
Mrs. Nannie Galleger of La Grange Georgia reports Bucklin’s Arica Salve cured great head and face sores after frightful disfigurement. The remedy claims to work wonders on sores bruises eruptions cuts burns scalds and piles. Cure guaranteed by City Drug.
Helena based state veterinarian Helena M. E. Knowles says the epizootic sweeping eastern regions with heavy equine deaths is unlikely to extend to Montana.
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recalls aiding an infant neighbor with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after doctors gave up. In two days the child recovered fully and remained healthy nearly a year later. She recommends the remedy, sold by L J Williams.
The annual conference of the North Montana Mission at Choteau last week reported a very satisfactory year of work. New officers were elected and announced.
All Sadieville residents learned the cause of Mrs. Whittaker's health improvement as her husband claims Dr. King's New Discovery cured her chronic bronchial trouble and even their granddaughter's whooping cough. The advertisement promises relief for coughs colds and lung ailments with bottles 50 cents and 1.00. trial bottles free at City Drug Store.
The Rev Father Aken recently back from Europe spoke at 9 o'clock Mass praising Montana children as brighter than those he visited in Europe. He addressed the youngsters on Sunday morning emphasizing their quick understanding and good behavior.
Bennetteville resident Editor 8 A Brown recounts his wife’s severe indigestion Gispepsia and loss of appetite. After four bottles of Electric Bitters she recovered fully gaining strength and appetite. Advertised as a grand tonic with gentle laxative effects for stomach and liver troubles at 600 nearby City Drug.
On the first and third Tuesdays of June to October inclusive the Oregon Short Line will sell tickets to Buffalo and return from all Montana points at the stated rates Via standard lines These tickets grant more privileges than any excursion tickets on sale this year Ideal for your eastern trip Option ticket agents for particulars 22t¢
The M E Church lists Sunday school at 10 a m morning preaching at 11 a m class meeting at 12 m junior league at 3 p m Epworth league at 7 p m and evening preaching at 8 p m Prayer meeting set for Wednesday evening at 8.
The rector Rev. 8. D. Hooker leads Sunday services with Holy Communion at 11:14 a.m. on the first Sunday and 9:45 a.m. on other Sundays except the second. Morning prayer and young people's meeting occur, with evening prayer at 8 p.m. Saint days and holy days are observed at 10 a.m.
Morning worship at 11 o clock and evening service at 8:00. Sabbath school at 12 noon. KE at 7.
Public services at the Salvation Army occur on weeknights except Sunday at 8 p m. The notice invites people to join with the promise of doing them good.
A notice seeks one or two days of work per week. Recipient should contact Minnie Saddler at Dillon P. QC or call at St. Louis House for arrangements.
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