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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
6
J. W. Morton offers bob sleds and rifles in Dillon with other ads for cigars toys and hardware. Church meetings education notices and local social events fill a wide scan of town life in this period with real names places and vendors.
The four year old Jeanie May Baxter daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerome Baxter died after pneumonia and throat surgery at the home of J W Lusher. She had recently moved to benefit her health but contracted illness. authorities report no diphtheria risk after precautions.
Ed Hutchinson of Birch Creek was tried in Dillon for stealing blankets and a revolver from a cattle camp in October. Found guilty on strong circumstantial evidence the jurors recommended mercy. Justice Hirschman sentenced him to six months in the county jail. A Chicago physician endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Tuesday morning exercises hosted guests Rev Cope Rev Clewes and Mrs Kress. Prof Pasmore spoke on Beethoven life earlier in the week. Miss Hughes visited Miss Truax. Dr Swain traveled to Helena. The Philomathean society meets Saturday evening with a program including recitations readings debates and piano solos among students.
The High School pupils heard Rev. Smith give a practical address titled Opportunity on Monday morning. It was the fourth in a series for youths seeking success in life. Guy Finsley returns to class after an absence. Thomas Duncan hosts visiting relatives from Sheridan for Thanksgiving. the school marks the end of the third month with smooth progress.
At the M W A camp regular meeting Tuesday evening officers for the coming year were elected: J T Young consul G A Zoll adviser F P Birrer banker A A Elliott clerk A R Elliott escort R Tritt watchman O C Axe sentry J B Logan Paul Brown W O Brown managers. The Woodmen plan public plays to explain policy benefits and will meet Tuesdays in the Odd Fellows hall starting January 7 1902. Nine tenths of scalp and hair diseases are due to parasitic germs. Professor Anna declares dandruff germ destruction crucial and Newbro’s Herpicide uniquely kills the dandruff parasite while also serving as a hair dressing.
One fare for the round trip to all points on the Short Line or B A P within 250 miles. Tickets on sale December 24 25 and 31 1901 and January 1 1902 limited to January 2 for return. 48th Cattle for Sale 175 head of cows and heifers. Prices from Barnett Reed Dillon Montana. Dillon Public Library St James Parish House open Tuesday and Saturday evenings 7 to 9.
O K Pavu Co Lima Mont dated Dec 4 1901 announces all accounts must be settled every 30 days after January 1 1902. Also notes Dillon Bakery moved to Crowell Store one door south of Deputy Bros. 49 11.
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