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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
8
An 1899 Procter and Gamble ad urges men to ensure Ivory Soap is in every home. It argues women feel the absence more, praises Ivory Soap’s floating quality, and claims it makes housekeeping cheaper.
The August term closed after a three day session in which Editor Armstrong of the Big Hole Breezes faced criminal libel charges set for Nov 20 at 1 30 pm with $500 bail. Numerous civil matters were resolved or set for trial, including judgments for amounts due, divorces, and injunction actions. Trial jurors were drawn for Nov 20 at 9 am.
Local notices report Rev H F Cope sick for several days Dr H H Swain and nephew left for Anaconda. Geo Wolfe and wife back from Ruby valley outing. O S L adds frame bunkhouse on Montana street. Big ten hundred engines to be used on Oregon Short Line. Fireman Rogers promoted to engineer. M E church women plan dinner and rummage sale on election day. St James Guild to meet at Mrs John Taylor's. Miss Tillotson from Great Falls visits Dillon. Primary elections upcoming with Dillon in court room. Largest hay load into Dillon tipped three tons. Deer Lodge Sheriff Jack Conley visits with Babe Metlen's St Bernard. Western Union crew strings copper press wire Salt Lake to Helena. G A R encampment in Chicago trip for Hopp family and others. Mrs W S Pyle writes from Salt Lake asking about her status.
In Kalispell the city attorney questions a Celestial about Boxers and their nature. A Kalispell cook replies Boxer velly bad man and describes Boxers as velly bad, similar to Democrats, reflecting local wartime sentiment and caricature.
George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan tells how his wife, crippled by disease for five years, was freed after using Electric Bitters. He praises the remedy for female troubles nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headache backache fainting and dizziness. A 50 cent bottle sold by City Drug store.
Several transfers include B F White trustee to T J Mulaney and others, Ludwig Heinbecker to Minnie Smith, Nels Nelson to Phil Thorpe, and more. Writings list water rights held by Geo T Mast, John Roberta, R T Wemple, O Herzog, and Bans Kohler. Three quartz locations by Pearl J Smith et al and one by William Terry were recorded.
R T Boatman’s men drove over 125 head of dry stock to a Dillon pasture in readiness for the September 11 and 12 sale. The horses are described as fat and sleek, with marketable stock selected and driven to Dillon for pasturage. A large corral will be built by carpenters next week to exhibit all horses the day before the sale. J L Price is engaged as auctioneer to cry the sale.
A vintage patent medicine claim touts Cascarrets as a cure for all ailments from headaches to cancer, promising to restore health through natural bowel movements. It emphasizes ease of use and a 10 cent starter cost, with warnings to beware imitators and listing Mrs Eunice Genway as contact.
In St James Parish House the Dillon Public Library opens Tuesday and Saturday evenings from seven to nine o'clock. If further details are provided the notice may extend hours or facilities for public use.
Advertises Dr King s New Life Pills claiming splendid health, indomitable will, and energy from improved stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Promises to develop power of brain and body. Priced at 25 cents at City Drug Store.
Property owner forbids all persons to hunt or trespass on the ranch in Beaver Head Valley. No hunting, entering, or trespassing allowed under local law and penalties.
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