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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1904
Page
3
A Dillon column records dentist Dr R R Rathbone near First National Bank. tile pipe company deliveries. hiring ads. residents visiting Dillon. office moves for Dr W V Kingsbury and Dr S W Miller. hunting trips. fishing gear on sale. marriages and trips to Salt Lake and Salmon City. social events at McCaleb home with H L McCaleb.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for untreatable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy. It includes endorsements from West & Truax and Walding Kinnan Marvin druggists of Toledo, noting the product costs seven cents per bottle.
A Monday evening party hosted by the Misses Florence and Ora Conway honored guests Misa Davidson and Miss Hamilton of Butte. The event featured decorative hop vine and nesturtiums, a lively sixty three game, and piano selections by Miss Hamilton. Attendees included Mrs. Seymour of Butte and numerous invited ladies and gentlemen.
A. F. Smith and Miss Isabelle Wheeler, both of Pocatello, were married at the Willis home with Rev. B. D. Hooker officiating. The simple service featured sweet pea decoration and a brief gathering of friends before the couple departed for a short honeymoon on the north-bound train. Margaret Poindexter hosted a six o'clock tea for nine-year-old birthday celebrations with a cake and small treasures discovered by guests.
Master Harold Poindexter hosted a birthday party with about ten friends for his sixth birthday. St Rose guild ladies hosted a gathering at Mrs. Thomas Flynn’s home. St James Sunday school held its annual picnic at Selway Grove. Mr and Mrs G B Conway hosted guests at Heola. Mrs McCaleb held a reception for her son Hugh and bride. Prof J H Holst left for St Louis then Missouri rest. Eastern chemists plan 50 000 beeatings for rheumatism cure sparking jokes about bees. An honest man is urged not to take a private or public trust. Alleged ice cream contains glue sparking concerns about adulteration.
Postal Telegraph crews of twenty one men work in Dillon laying two new lines from Butte to Salt Lake City. Wires are strung at about ten miles per day using Bell poles. Completion expected within twenty days with Dillon to Market Lake Idaho as the initial reach and no Dillon office yet planned.
Rail excursion prices list round trips from Denver to St Louis Chicago Omaha Kansas City and more with June travel dates 1904. Stops and proportional reductions noted. Tickets available at Denver Rio Grande city office in Butte and other outlets. Postscript lists letters remaining uncalled for at Dillon Montana offices with names.
The notice argues drying preparations worsen catarrh and recommends Ely's Cream Balm to cleanse soothe and heal. It notes a trial size for 10 cents and the 50 cent bottle sold by Ely Brothers at 56 Warren St New York, claiming painless relief without irritation or sneezing and quick calming of inflamed nasal surfaces.
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