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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1901
Page
8
A soap advertisement derides premium toilet soaps for chewing through three quarters of a cake and paying higher prices. It touts Ivory as purer and better, claiming better value despite smaller, scented alternatives. The copy argues Ivory costs less per use and lasts longer, with a hypothetical small scented cake priced at fifteen cents.
In a high scoring game, Joney and teammates moved baserunners on passes but were held by pitching errors. Missoula’s Kelly made a stellar first half eighth inning catch, while Hogle and Hammond sparked key hits and steals. Story and Sebree contributed for Missoula as McHale and Williams tallied late runs before final outs sealed the outcome.
The report details a violent clash involving Burrows and Toy with a knife. Burrows sustains multiple deep wounds requiring seventy stitches as Dr Bond treats him. Burrows is moved to Mrs Woods’ residence and then to county hospital amid fears for his condition.
A violent incident in Dillon ends with Toy the female assailant jailed after she injured Burrows and threatened officials. The tale highlights her small frame yet fierce reputation, including a spring-back four inch blade once used in prior clashes. She resists officers, while Toom recovers.
The board announces the opening of City Schools on Monday September ninth for grades below high school. R F Tarrersaun, Clerk, signs the order.
Readable note shows school supplies available at the Tribune Store located at the corner of Bannack and Idaho Streets. Limited details specify generic inventory without dates or prices.
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