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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
11
Erskin Webb to leave for home in South Dakota today after visiting his uncle P. W. Arstrong. Fol ey Kidney Pills advertised for kidney and bladder trouble with druggist sale across locales.
C W Winslow is recovering from injuries after his car turned turtle on the way home from Butte. His right arm is badly bruised but the injury is not as serious as earlier reports. Various local residents are noted visiting, traveling, or staying with friends in Dillon Reichle and Pleasant Valley, and farmers ship early potatoes to Butte with good profits.
The column reports visits and travels of local residents and guests. Nancy and Constance Barrett with Miss Rife, Frank Rife at Fair, T. B. Craver and Mrs Armstrong to Dillon, Tom Cooper back to Armstead with G. P. railroad, Harold and Harry Watkins from Grundy Center visiting, Mrs Hunter and children to Sheep Creek basin, Constance Barrett Nevada Wall and Chester Barrett Lodge visitors, Harry Vlyman of New York and Theo Knudson of Minnesota spending summer on the Lodge.
Melrose Aug. 17 special Karl and Clarence Harvey of Butte spent Sunday with relatives. Wm Lacy visits from Kansas. Miss May Lacy returned from Butte. Sam Barbour and Alex McDonald from Heela report prosperity in the old mining camp. John McIntyre of Butte attended the funeral of Chas T Stumbaugh. Distants guests included Mr and Mrs John Moe and Seth Halbert and Wm Woodward. Misses May Ruby Kimball of Los Angeles departed for California after visiting David Evans. Miss Jane Evans accompanied them as far as Butte. Willard Waterous, son of Dr Harry Waterous, visited Melrose. Willard, born in Glendale, studies medicine and hopes to follow his father. Buy it now. Now is the time to buy Chamberlain Colic Remedy. For sale by all dealers. 1-m.
A Great London Shows circus arrives August 26 in Dillon with a horse fair parade led by the World Famous Dublin Grays prize team. Four hundred dapple gray horses pull band wagons and chariots while Shetland ponies delight children. Unloading starts at sunrise and streets are expected to be crowded with spectators.
Advertisement states Chamberlain's Liniment is antiseptic and speeds healing of cuts and bruises by about one third their usual time. It also relieves muscle soreness and rheumatic pains. For sale by all dealers. 1-m
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