Farm Implements For Sale With Fair Prices
Local seller advertises a variety of farm implements for sale. Promises competitive pricing and a square deal to customers. Encourages direct business and mentions multiple makes available.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1911
Page
11
Local seller advertises a variety of farm implements for sale. Promises competitive pricing and a square deal to customers. Encourages direct business and mentions multiple makes available.
Richard Freeman traveled to Monida to play baseball against the Monida nine. Robert Barrett of Horse Prairie spent part of last week at the Rife home. Miss Rosalie Fromhertz left for San Francisco, accompanied to Dillon by T. B. Craver and daughter Eda. A day in the mountains was enjoyed by many young people including the Rife and Fromhertz families. The funeral of a father was held Tuesday the 22nd. Mrs. Gehrman of Butte and Mrs. Palakovich visited the Buyan home. Mothers enjoy a multiweek outing with Gehrman and C. Richter visiting from Butte. Foley Kidney Pills advertised as aiding kidney and bladder problems.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Chamberlains Cokic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy now before summer ends. It claims no superior and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
Willis column notes visits from Miss Erma Daub of Butte and Mrs. J. McDonald of Alberta, plus extended family stays of Reichle and Hartwig households. A new baby girl arrives to Mr. and Mrs. Creasey at the Charles Bechen place, with mother and child reported well. James Garrison travels to Virginia over a county road issue, while locals plan river and camping outings along Brown's Lake and river areas.
Local notes from Big Hole Basin report visitors and events. Helen Angelstein of New York City visits the Lee Shaw home while Mrs. Montgomery visits Dillon relatives. C Wi Francis attends Dillon commissioners meeting. W J Tope and family tour Gibbonsville. Mrs Armstrong handles business in Butte and Dillon and plans Missoula visits. Hazelbaker visits ranch above Wisden. her pansies win blue at the Dillon fair. Hazelbaker and Lineman McComas address telephone line issues Dewey to Ralston. Strowbridge touts 80 acres with derrick and bull rake stacks. Beaverhead fair praised despite Basin residents haying. Dillon regrets missing fair-related meeting due to harvest.
An ordinary case of diarrhoea can be cured by a single dose of Camberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy has no superior for bowel complaints. For sale by all dealers. 1-m
Miss Bertha Crowder will leave Dillon for Grant next week to teach school for the coming year. Norman Holden had his rye threshed Tuesday. Cutting wheat is the main occupation on the beach at present. Those who have no faith in dry land farming should see the potato fields.
The note lists gardeners Burns Perry, William Williamson, and Millard Holman on the beach area. Mr Holmes and family arrived from Texas seeking a dry land farm location. Ethel and Ansel Brown return from Sheep Creek basin, while Mrs Hogge and Mrs Browning plan to move to Dillon for schooling. A Des Moines woman was cured of severe bowel trouble after one dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by all dealers.
Local and personal note describes a St. Rose choir surprise party at Mrs. T. K. Julson’s home for Harriette Drummey soon to wed Hiram Brundage. Games followed by refreshments and a hand painted fruit dish presented to the bride elect. Virginia Bulger won the race for the next bride. Attendees included Harriette Drummey Virginia Bulger Helen Bulger Gertrude French Josephine Bechtold Kathleen Donovan and Mrs. Julson.
John Wilson, brought from Dell, confined in the county jail as an alleged lunatic, caused a disturbance at the jail on Wednesday evening when he demanded to see an inmate. Sheriff Gosman restrained him and he was placed back in custody likely for an extended period.
Miss Alice Marjorie Bacon delivered a contralto recital before a large Lima audience at the opera house last Friday evening. Her voice was described as magnificent and clear with wide scope, and her handling of difficult numbers earned full praise. Proceeds benefited the First Methodist church of Lima.
President Taft will set Thursday November 30 as Thanksgiving Day this year. The date follows the traditional last Thursday rule, though November has five Thursdays this year. White House and event organizers debated the schedule for performances and football games.
Mrs T J Murray entertained the St James Guild at her country home six miles from the city yesterday afternoon. Guests were shuttled to the Murray ranch by automobile and enjoyed social converse needle work and light pastimes. Refreshments were served before departure.
Attorney Padgham of Salmon City as right of way agent for Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad files condemnation against Mrs. A M Klein and heirs for blocks 1 and 2 of Stahl's addition Dillon to build a depot and freight house. A hearing is expected next week amid other suits by the G and P.
Theron D Moran was in Dillon from Bozeman this week attending business matters. Miss Eva LaRue left Sunday for her home in Helena after a pleasant visit with friends in this city.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Liniment as an antiseptic that hastens healing by about one third, reduces maturation of injuries, and relieves muscle soreness and rheumatic pains. Sold by all dealers. 1-m
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