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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1906
Page
5
Numerous small items note sales and notices around Dillon Montana. Mrs. Poindexter and others visit relatives, the Joann W Morton Co advertises binders and cordage, while local residents attend plays, shop, or travel.
Ladies report Newbro’s Herpicide cleanses the scalp of dandruff and soothes itching. It claims to cure dandruff by destroying the germ that causes it and to prevent hair loss and baldness. The product is marketed as a refined hair dressing and is sold by The Herpicide Co. samples available via Detroit and city drug stores.
The Dillon base ballists accuse the Sheridan team of breaking promises again after agreeing to a game and backing out last Sunday. Dillon defeated Rexburg 10 to 2, while talks of Dillon versus Idaho Falls and a visit from a Butte league team promise an engaging week of amateur baseball in the sugar beet country.
Mr. Jolly of Joliet headlines a charity show at the Opera House next Wednesday evening to benefit Presbyterian church. Admission is 50 cents with reserved seats at P O Book Store free of extra charge. Proceeds support church funds.
Mrs J W Lusher hosted two afternoon gatherings this week for sister Mrs F E Stouffer of Sac City Iowa visiting. Each party featured 2:30 to 5:00 cards with progressive Sixty three then Flinch, lunch at five, 45 guests invited per event, and ornate pink red lavender decor with sweet peas, the guests praising the pleasant atmosphere.
Attorney Edwin Norris appears for A L Stone cashier of the Dillon State Bank in a ten thousand dollar damages suit brought by Annie M Tibdo. Norris filed a demurrer contending the complaint fails to state a cause of action and is uncertain on privilege damage and scope of relief.
The Glendale Live Stock company filed articles of incorporation with the clerk and recorder on Tuesday. It is formed by residents of Glendale and Melrose with five incorporators subscribing for 100 shares each at 100 par value, totaling 300 shares. The $30,000 charter funds stock is $10,000 subscribed, for livestock breeding ranching in Silver Bow and Beaverhead counties for twenty years. The incorporators include George R. Vance Elmer Bateman Charles Schultz S. A. Mosely and J. E. Reid. A five-member board serves the initial three months.
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