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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1911

Page

6

Local notices reveal social events in Dewey and Dillon

The column records Thanksgiving visits, birthdays, dances, and parties in the Dewey and Dillon area. It notes Miss Hermina Redsick and Theresa Reichle, visits to Butte, a Jacob Hartwig birthday surprise, threshing machine activity, and moves of Mrs. Hartwig and Mrs. Harbison with several local residents appearing in gatherings and travels.

Willis George Patton Dewey Lillburn Roe Dillon Misses Pearl Maude Joy Paul Hickock Red Lodge M. Reichle Hermina Redsick Butte Theresa Reichles Pierce Reichles Ed Nyhart J. Pool Chas. Clark Menan Idaho Hall's Hall Mrs. Hartwig Ida Hartwig Adolf Reichle Wy Seidensticker Cnce A. J. Davis Leton Hall H. IF. Noyd R. Wing M. I. Carney Wm. Curnow Colligan & Foster T. Griffis Robt. Farmer Held Bros Geo. Harbison Jaty Foster Robert Farmer Bell Ranger’s Mill Canyon Elsa Russell J. B. Wellcome Charlotte Wellcome

Electric Bitters claimed to cure liver trouble in 1906

An old advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a cure for liver, kidney, and stomach ailments, citing a case of Robert Madsen of West Burlington Iowa who recovered after doctors gave up. It asserts lightning deaths were rare and promotes the remedy as a blood purifier and general tonic for 50 cents.

Robert Madsen West Burlington Potts

A Letter From Crayton Bowen On John Bowen's Death

A lengthy letter describes the Dillon community’s kindness during John Bowen's illness and death. Crayton R. Bowen confirms conveyed condolences, funeral details, and thanks to Meadeville and local friends, praising the town's support and the farewell at the station.

Ezra Allen State Normal John Bowen C. R. Bowen Dillon John Meadeville Theological School Meadeville Mr. Poindexter Butte Frank Madden Mrs. Poindexter Ben Knoxville Crayton R. Bowen

Trit headline from local paper reveals event details

A historic Trit report outlines the main incident with key figures and locations. The article notes involved organizations and dates, detailing outcomes and immediate impact for residents and officials.

New Discovery credited with saving wife from severe cough

O H Brown of Muscadine Alabama praises Dr King's New Discovery for saving his wife from a grave bronchial condition. He reports rapid improvement after use and notes the remedy treats coughs colds lung trouble and related illnesses. 50c to 1.00 trial bottle free guaranteed by Potts the Druggist.

O. H. Brown Muscadine Ala Dr. King Potts

First National Bank of Dillon Montana 1911 Bank Statement

The Montana Dillon bank reports assets totaling 2 1055652 20 with resources including bonds cash and loans. Liabilities show capital stock surplus and deposits with 1911 figures sworn by President B F Wirz and notarized by A S Johnson on December 7 1911.

First National Bank Dillon Montana Dec. Ltd U. S State OF Beaverhead B. F. White B. F. Wirz

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