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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
10
The Rexall Store promotes Rexall "93" Hair Tonic claiming it eradicatest dandruff stimulates hair growth and prevents baldness. The advert promises a cheerful refund if the product does not meet its claims with positive guarantee. Two sizes priced 60c and 1.00 sold only at The Rexall Store.
Dairy Commissioner Levi Wells spent a day in Butte visiting stores and collecting samples. He hinted to friends that much butter is sold under weight and milk is diluted with water, though he made no formal statement.
Angeline Pariseau widow of Antoine Pariseau the Indian policeman who died after falling from the City of Polson on September 15 sues in Kalispell district court for $25,000. The suit seeks damages for the death and loss suffered by her family.
Helena reports the last legislature approved the coal miners accident and total disability act. It requires coal companies to send specified contributions to the state insurance commissioner to fund the act. Several firms have refused to pay and Attorney General Galen will prosecute to test constitutionality.
Notice states stockholders of the Dillon Implement Company will hold a meeting on Wednesday December 28 1910 at 3 p m in the company offices Dillon Montana for electing officers and arranging business matters for the ensuing year Ditton Implement Company Per Sau Arnots Secy 49-2
Police Judge McGowan expresses belief that wineroom law is not enforced in Butte as nine young women are brought before him in two days for walking streets and visiting saloons.
Police Judge Elliott and Chief Sassman report November arrests total 34 with 20 men and 14 women. Fines collected $165. City audits uncover many bills and warrants, including Washington Pipe & Iron Co. for 7462.02 tied to the Dillon reservoir pipe line. Bills to be published next week in the Tribune.
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble with a Dillon resident Fred Rabichan praising their relief after gravel and back pain. It lists price and agents, urging readers to remember the brand and avoid others. The passage shifts to a Dillon Sunday school convention urging adult Bible classes and trained teachers, led by Montana Sunday School Secretary Bro. Alfred, highlighting cooperation across denominations and upcoming officer elections for the county association.
Property advertisement offers three houses in the best Dillon area with reasonable prices. Buyer urged to act before railroad expansion influences costs. Contact W.A. Capt. in Dillon Montana for details.
The Dillon Public Library announces evening hours for book distribution from 7 to 9 30 p m on Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Friday afternoon 4 to 6 and Saturday afternoon 3 to 6 are also set. On Tuesday and Friday evenings the library welcomes readers.
The governor candidate Norris concedes Walsh Conrad factions are irreconcilable and warns of the risk of no senator. He presents himself as the compromise. Analysts say the plan pleases Republicans by preserving Billie Allen as governor and could position Allen for re election. some doubt the prophecy due to partisan bias toward Dillon interests.
Hogs fed on entrails die from a peculiar disease at the Montana Butchering company plant and J. A. Hample hog ranch near Timber Butte. Warrants issued for J. A. Hample and Walter G. Hanson on charges of selling unwholesome diseased meat to retailers in Butte.
Helena records show state exchequer balance at 568 thousand 354 dollars 65 cents versus 579 thousand 728 dollars 25 cents on November 1. Investments of state institutions total 38 million 3862 thousand 800 dollars 04 cents.
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