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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
2
The advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as the original and superior product after thirty five years, noting imitators are inferior. It likens Scott's to thick cream and says thinning with water is unnecessary. It also promotes Savings Bank and Child's Sketch-Hook promotional items with a Good Luck Penny.
Breezes notes Wisdom Wednesday social club elected W J Tope as president B A Risley treasurer Franklin Potts secretary J Murray G B McNurlin and B A Risley as floor managers. First dance set for Friday December 10. Social Circle enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Fred Francis and Mrs W A Armitage with a large turnout and a fine lunch. Also reporting dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs C E Miller and by Mr and Mrs T J Murray for several guests. Fred Meyers of Wilke and Meyers ranch returned from Butte after facial tumor surgery. Mr and Mrs Homer Utley left for Butte for eye treatment.
Carl Mast, who recently bought the N. S. Wood delivery business, will continue to deliver baggage and parcels citywide with promptness and care. Kindling and store wood are for sale, and coal orders are taken. Orders may be left at the Tribune Store and the wagon will be flagged at once. 46-If Cart Mast, Proprietor.
Waterloo, Dec. 8 Special to Tribune reports F L Grantley visiting the Smoky City. T M Sheehan of Boulder City visits Waterloo representing Florida Fruit Lands. Mr and Mrs O B Walton visit their niece Mrs Joy Foster and plan to settle on the coast. James Gordon leases a promising Silver Star claim and moves from Whitehall. Wm Powell visits Polson with plans to locate there. P Carey visits Twin Bridges. Mrs Mary Magee of Fish Creek dies. burial in Fish Creek cemetery. Forest Ranger Bell assists locals. P Carney visits the county seat. H F Noyd and brother return from hunting on the upper Madison. outcome unknown. Gerald Carney to Butte for stenography course. Willie Gamwells injured when his thumb is torn from a fanning mill. M T Carney returns from Butte after selling pork. Weather remains wintry. J C Berguso rigs a temporary bridge. Simeon Pfister visits Madison county neighbors. Charles Zeigler drives horses for Frank and George Beehrer. Young folks keep warm despite cold. Louise and others visit Maud and Beatrice Mueller and candy is made. Adolph Reichle returns from Seattle amid rumors of congratulations due. A party hunts McCarty mountain with limited success. may improve if they seek other deer.
The piece argues health is costly as people migrate seeking cures for throat and lung trouble from neglected colds. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a dependable cure to avoid serious diseases, sold by Potts, the Druggist.
Willis December 7 The weather this past week has been the severest for this time of year in many years. Mrs Adam Maier and Mrs Fred Muller visited Mrs Chas Beehrer Monday afternoon. Roads were nearly impassable due to the Lettermayer slough affecting grain hauling for shipment.
In treating pneumonia, Dr W J Smith of Sanders Alabama says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the only lung remedy he uses. He notes he has used it many times with success and his wife also uses it for coughs and colds. The druggist Potts sells it.
Lakeview reports freezing temperatures from minus 20 to minus 35 with a biting north wind. local ranches feed cattle, hunting yields include five bears and a deer, while Charles Ripley sells Island Park ranch holdings for 7000 dollars but stays to operate in summer. Mr and Mrs Ripley own property in St. Anthony.
Hackett recalls years ago as Mr and Mrs Clayton set a redex near hespiney and Piongeran. Mrs Doyle traveled with her mother Mrs Noonen to Butte Townsend and will visit Missouri soon. Ranchers hunt Nimrod deer for winter feed. Joe Buck plans a two story log house. Work slow and scarce as snow reaches a foot and temperatures drop.
David Freeman of Kempt Nova Scotia reports relief from a heavy dull after meal feeling using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad claims the tablets strengthen the stomach regulate the liver and bowels and offer a free sample at Potts drug store.
In Pageville December updates the community reports travel to Ohio and California, visits to relatives, a 20th birthday celebration, stock cattle purchase, and weather related disruption. Residents including Mrs. Morris Mrs. Page and Miss Marguerite Miller are mentioned along with local social activities and travel to Twin Bridges Sheridan and Wibaux.
Advert describes Chamberlain's Salve relieving itching of eczema and similar ailments with claims of cures. High school notes report a dinner in honor of President Hamilton of Montana State Agricultural College at Bozeman with decorations, attendees, and lectures by Dr. Sandford Bell and President Hamilton.
The Luther Burbank high school team, with Prof. L R Foote, traveled by morning train to Helena and Deer Lodge. Games are scheduled for Friday in Helena and Saturday in Deer Lodge. Players listed include George Gosman Max Wilcomb Ray Willey Adolph Stewart and Warren Pellray with Guy Gray as substitute and Doc Erwin refereeing.
Treats back pain with Chamberlain's Liniment applied twice daily by massaging five minutes each. A dampened flannel bandage placed over the painful area is recommended to hasten relief and reduce lameness quickly.
Walter Jones returned from a trip to the Pioneer mine and inspected the cyanide plant and assaying material. The cyanide plant nears operation, two shifts run in the tunnel with potential third shift, a cross-cut extends 60 feet from tunnel mouth for 24 feet, yielding exceptionally fine ore from a four foot vein.
Report notes pennyweights of amalgam on the plate and describes the development as very encouraging for the company and its stockholders, signaling positive prospects for Big Hole Breezes.
N S Wood offers Famous Bitter Root Valley apples in 12 varieties at 1.60 to 2.00 per box. Sold from his car or salesroom beside the Examiner office opposite the passenger depot in Dillon. Call soon to get best varieties from this car on track now.
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