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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
5
A record of ward by ward fire alarm signals with general alarm sequences and pauses. It lists first ward delay one tap, second ward two taps, third ward three taps, fire out one tap, and department meetings three taps with pauses, plus practice calls four taps.
Local shoppers heard of Gold Heart flour at Montana Mercantile Company praising it as that big white loaf. Mrs Hart offers trimmed hats at cost while R and R Millinery promotes Christmas hats. Vogler of Bedrock Salmon and Gibbonsville Stage Co visits town on business.
Daily notices announce sales at the R and R Millinery parlors offering dress hats at cost. Montana Mercantile and Graeter Grocery advertise goods including nuts, meats and new candies. Town chatter notes visitors Walter Crowell from Sheep Creek Basin Mrs Fassler from Melrose Emma Thomas hosts Ladies Aid next Thursday.
The text extols homemade cake muffins and tea biscuits using Royal Baking Powder. It claims fresher cleaner tastier wholesome results and quicker economical production of cakes biscuits puddings and cookies compared to ready-made baked goods. Royal Baking Powder Co New York.
Gold Heart Charles Smith in Butte Wednesday and a sale at the Tri-Bune store. See See the pretty and inexpensive children books at the TriBune Store. St James Guild meets next Thursday with Mrs James Paxton. Books in odd bindings at Trinexe Store. Fresh citrus and dried fruits at Gracter Grocery. WANTED work by Japanese boy at Metropolitan Cafe. Fresh fruit at Montana Mercantile Co. Hats on sale at R R Millinery. Alligretti chocolates at Montana Mercantile Co. Mince meat and cakes at Gracter Grocery Co. Gold Heart flour ads at Montana Mercantile Co. Pasture to let in Frying Pan Basin. Horse buyer Chas A Smith seeks horses. Dr W Walker office details. Mrs Addie J Symington visiting Dillon. Supper and apron sale by St Rose guild. Samantha party at Miss Jean Bishop’s with guests and unusual table service. Vespersia and Aurelia Luce entertain children with candy pulling. Theta needle party at Edith Poindexter’s. Petty gatherings at Huber and Kupfer events. Bozeman college basketball reception tonight. Arachnoids meet with Mrs Forester. G A R and Relief corps social. Dillon social club dance at Dart’s hall. Needle club hosted by Mrs Bishop.
A. D. Young traveled to Butte last week for his wife’s surgery at Murray's hospital. The operation was performed Thursday and deemed highly successful. Mrs. Young is on a rapid path to recovery and plans to return home soon.
The ad states that aging can hinder work opportunities and stresses maintaining a youthful look through hair growth. It claims dandruff signals a parasitic germ harming hair roots, leading to baldness, and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the sole effective remedy and dandruff cure. Sample offer sent for 10 cents to The Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan.
Miss Helen B. Skelly, a music graduate from Notre Dame Conservatory and pupil of Bush Temple Conservatory and Chicago Musical College, seeks a small piano teaching class in Dillon. Contact Miss Skelly at 1017 West Granite Street, Butte, Montana. Look over the late books at the Tri-
Edna Fridley returned from Bozeman while Dr. Swain and Dr. Bagley were in Helena and Dillon respectively. The Ancient History final was given yesterday and Prof. Fenner spoke last Tuesday. A basketball game with Bozeman’s Agricultural College is tonight, followed by a dance for the visitors. The new dormitory third floor is furnished with several rooms occupied.
Prefs Potter Myers and Foote spent Thanksgiving in Butte and reports a pleasant time. The first Rhetoricals by the Senior class boost public speaking as regular graduation work. Mrs Kress and Miss Rich visited. Prof Myers secured state certification. Dr Tilden spoke at assembly and Helen Rife improves after relapse. Christmas vacation runs Dec 22 to Jan 2.
A Virginia City special reports Judge Callaway admitted the will of the late Hillhouse Raymond to probate and ordered Harry Lane continued in the manager position.
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