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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1902
Page
3
A strong lodge of Rebekahs formed in Dillon on Monday evening with 24 members and 16 applications pending. Officers were installed by Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Mickeljohn, and O. W. Robison. meetings set for Thursday evenings at the Odd Fellows' hall.
Personal visits span Billings Lima Bozeman and Dillon as residents report kinfolk and friends traveling, visiting, and hosting. Local business and medical ads promote cures and tonics while community events, appointments, and upcoming infrastructure plans appear across Twin Bridges Alder Gulch and Pony regions.
Governor Smith praises the huge tree on Bannack street in Dillon planted in 1884 by the ex governor and notes saplings along the ditch. The article also reports Rev. W. B. Burton leaving Lima for a new field near Salt Lake City after rheumatic illness.
Jno G Willis for O B L informs that parks will be established about depots along the line Dillon and Melrose are among the first. The change brings news for Dillon residents seeking improvements to ease the depot area’s dreariness.
A string of neighborhood parties near the Public School drew about a dozen local ladies each event. Mrs. Prof. Pasmore hosted Saturday afternoon, Miss Rose Stamm honored her mother and Miss Calloway Monday, and Mrs. Wm. Roe hosted Tuesday. Music and refreshments accompanied each gathering, providing a welcome social break from a dull summer.
The Rev Dr Martin announced no services for next Sunday but a telegram arrived cancelling that leave. He now asks to announce that there will be services both morning and evening at the Presbyterian church on Sunday August 24.
In San Francisco on August 30 1901 a group of businessmen paid 112500 in coin and stock for a treatment claimed to cure Brights Disease and Diabetes. They began investigations November 15 1900 testing 36 cases with 87 percent improvement and 13 percent failure. Full clinical reports were published and mailed free via Joan Juuron Company 420 Montgomery Street.
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