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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
6
An ad claims thousands of cases are cured monthly and urges purchase of genuine Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey only in sealed bottles from druggists grocers or dealers or direct at 428 East 149th Street New York City. The notice emphasizes sealed bottles as the legitimate form for sale.
A feature outlines gift ideas for men and women including tobacco cases, book racks from Florence, bridge score pads with Chinese embroidery, and a round placque pendant. It recounts Albani’s London debut tale, noting Mapleson and Gye’s prank mistaken for a real contract leading to her Covent Garden rise.
A linen covered work tray features fourteen teen spools of silk arranged around the edge. The tray center bears repousse daisy work decoration.
A New York preacher recalls 1881 Montana visits from Dillon to Glendale and beyond. He describes Dillon as tents and rough shanties, the need for a minister at Glendale, and the later Presbyterian linkage with Melrose. He travels by sleigh to Butte Wickes Helena Deer Lodge and Missoula, preaching in each.
The United States reports a banner year for beverages and tobacco with 163 million gallons of distilled spirits and 6.83 billion cigarettes, plus 141 million pounds of oleo margarine and 59.5 million barrels of fermented liquor. Moonshine production rises where prohibition exists.
J C Emerick an early Beaverhead valley settler died at his Medford home aged 74 after a life spanning Wisconsin Missouri Iowa and Dillon Montana He built the first house in Dillon engaged in sheep raising for 24 years and was father to Medford councilman W J Emerick He is survived by his wife two sisters and three children born in New York March 6 1836 he died November 19 1910 in Medford Oregon.
Washington reports appropriations for river and harbor improvements totaling 30 million dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1912. Secretary of War Dickinson released the estimate based on General W H Bixby chief of engineers figures.
The Pence Automobile Company of Minneapolis, exclusive Buick agents for the Northwest, reports selling over 2,000 cars this year and showcases the largest specialized auto building globally. Buick 1911 models promise enhanced engineering, enterprise, and prestige reflected at Pence’s Minneapolis headquarters.
The Rexall Store offers Rexall Mucu-Tone with a no risk guarantee. If it fails to relieve catarrh, the medicine costs nothing. A physician with thirty years of success prepared the formula, and store customers are urged to try it, with refunds offered if unsatisfied. Available in 50 cent and 1.00 sizes at Potts the Druggist 15 Bannack St.
A description of Milé High tobacco notes it as well made and smooth to smoke. The product is credited to W. J. Ritz in Dillon.
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