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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
3
The Montana State Fair plans expanded and enhanced displays with more space for exhibitors. New cattle and horse barns rise beside existing ones, a swine barn may be added, and repairs will refresh poultry facilities. Agriculture displays highlight orchard grain and meadow products with decorative arrangements and industrial showings.
For six years J C R the Minnesota man of mystery has lived at the Rochester state hospital unable to speak or recall his past. An X ray found no skull fracture and surgery was performed to remove a brain blood clot with limited hope of recovery. He shows no criminal history and may have served in the navy, but no records match his description.
In Zanesville Ohio a 30 year old woman Miss Cora Bauer was struck in the face by a foul ball during a double header. She fainted but was revived by a physician. three stitches were required for her nose and she may be disfigured for life though she chose to remain at the game. She also lost three teeth.
Archdeacon Hooker of Helena prepared to visit Dillon with St James Episcopal Church services. Miss Florence Cushing departed to join her parents who moved to Nampa Idaho. Reservations encouraged for St Paul events and a Labor Day dance at Dart's hall hosted by the Royal Highlanders.
Advance agent Martin of the Allman Bros Carnival company closed a deal with Frank Birrer this morning. The Dillon engagement lasts one week starting September 8 under the auspices of the Dillon Fire Department which retains 10 percent of receipts. The Allman company is currently at Bozeman for the Sweet Pea carnival.
Edward Walser of Butte and Martha Broughton of Walkerville were wed by Rev. Jesse Lacklen last Thursday. The Dillon school board awarded the Dart Hardware bid for plumbing and heating at the training school for 12,995 dollars, with Dillon Implement at 14,387 dollars as an alternative. Judge W A Clark returned from Virginia City to reopen district court amid the Peter J Peterson water case. Edith L Beaumont was granted divorce from Harvey W Beaumont Thursday.
A joint celebration was hosted at the home of Mgr and Mrs Eph Stoller last Thursday evening for the birthdays of A L Badcon Mrs Mary Elliott and Miss Carlyne Stoller. Mrs Elliott turned 59 while her son in law A D Badcon aged 44 and granddaughter Calyne Stoller was 16. A cheerful reunion followed with a delicious dinner.
Rapid progress at the new Training school as W G Reed presses ahead with brick and stone work. Foundation rock is in place except for the water table while stone masons cut rock for sills and water table. HH J Bowman of Daly junk and Whist and First National Bank of this city was in town on banking business. A twelve pound found baby arrived at the Thorpe ranch home of Rasmus Hansen. Dr Bond says mother and baby are doing well. Constipation blamed for many ailments and Chamberlains Tablets recommended to keep bowels regular. For sale by dealers.
The advertisement claims Bucklen's Amica Salve instantly relieves pain from cuts bruises sprains burns and skin injuries. TE E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine praises its effectiveness and the copy notes Potts the Druggist sells it for 25 cents.
An advertisement promotes Parisian Sage for dry brittle hair, itching scalp, dandruff, and thinning hair. It promises cleaner hair with one application, softer fuller growth, and double beauty, urging readers to try a 50 cent bottle from Potts, the Druggist.
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