25 Aug 1899
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1899
Page
1
A fragmentary ad mentions Fuarwake and Fancy Prone Lapis water ser sashes bracelets pins and other items. It asks readers to call to view the goods and mentions prices. The text is garbled but indicates a sales pitch for jewelry and related accessories.
Weekly itemized notices from Medicine Lodge and PacEVille describe local moves, visits, and farm life. Henry Hildreth moves to his own ranch with sheep plans. Charlie Jones recovers from severe injury. Miss Hopp and relatives plan a park trip. various residents travel, visit, or work on ranches and farms. Also promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for health.
A stage between Gibbonsville and Bedrock was halted by four masked highwaymen who stole gold dust valued around 2500 dollars from H. J. Reiling and his wife. Reiling, president of Pacific Dredging, said the robbers took three valises and a revolver after forcing them from the coach. The party tried to call the sheriff via phone but wires were cut. pursuit began from Dillon after Red Rock terminus.
Obituary recalls Li W. Clark known as Buckskin Clark a long time miner and pioneer in Bannack Montana and Tooele County Utah. He helped set Bannack sluice boxes in 1860 and opened Lion Hill mining in 1870 before his peaceful death on Monday August 7 leaving a mark on Utah’s mining history.
Numerous visits and meetings listed in Dillon with residents from Sheridan Twin Bridges Blaine Butte Anaconda Virginia City and San Francisco. Includes marriage license Nora Mast and Harvey Hood, campus teaching appointment for Lida Callendar, and Prof. Fenner arriving to teach mathematics at the Normal School.
The text claims US consumers purchase Cascar ets Candy Cathartic at two million boxes annually and forecast three million by New Year. It touts the product as a delightful bowel regulator for all year and urges purchase from druggists with price points and a cure guarantee.
Miss Nora Mast sister of Mrs A B Coon wed Mr H C Hood son of David Hood in a ceremony at the Coon residence on August 28 officiated by Rev E G Cattermole. A wedding supper followed at the Mast home on Birch Creek. The couple will reside in Lima and announce their new address after August 30.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as best for burns boils sores and skin eruptions with a 25 cent price per box. Central Pharmacy advertises cure guaranteed and lists various local property and legal notices including deeds in Morris Jones and Elling transactions and a United States patent for L. J. Price.
A historic remedy advert promotes Cascareta candy as a cathartic cure for constipation. The copy markets a bold claim of relief with a medical tone and plan for regular use.
E. L. Klein and family and Mrs John Galloway left Sunday for Sheridan where they spent the week, returning with news and stories from the trip.
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