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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
5
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A crowded page lists J W Morton Hughes and McCalebs stores selling toys sleighs jewelry and china sets. Dillon Furniture Co and Dart Hardware advertise holiday goods while local theaters churches and doctors announce events and lectures. Community notices cover sales real estate and upcoming services.
Local ads report trimmed hats on sale with pictures daily through Christmas at Mrs Jowell and Mr and Mrs Warren Graeter. Dillon Furniture Co. plus notes of a move by Bett F W Dearborn to Republic Washington. Also updates on E A Rivers arrival from British Columbia after a relative's death and sleighing fun for Normal and High school students. Manse society plans sale proceeds for church accounts.
The Normal team will play the Parochial school team of Butte next Friday or Saturday. Miss Bowers left Wednesday to spend the holidays at home. Dr. Swain went to Butte Wednesday evening on business. The Olympian society will hold its first regular meeting Saturday evening at the Normal with a program of instrumental music recitations and readings. The Dillon Furniture Co. completed a dormitory contract for the State Normal school using golden oak rooms and high quality furnishings. County clerk reports busy days with real estate and mining deals including Henry Sisson to George Woodworth Wisdom property for 1000 dollars and other claims in the Big Hole basin.
Emma Rivera wife of Edward A Rivera was laid to rest in Mountain View Cemetery after a service led by Rev Dr Gynne. Born in St Louis she grew up in Montana and lived in Dillon for 17 years. She left four children two girls and two boys and a grieving husband.
A. Kuntze renovates Crowell’s old Montans street stand into a bright bakery and lunch room. New furniture show cases and a large baker’s oven are installed, aiming to serve light lunches after theater or dance and meet local demand for such an establishment.
The Short Line passenger department gathers data for a Thunder Mountain country folder. Access is difficult due to lack of wagon roads west of the Salmon river though mountain trails are reportedly in good condition. The road aims to be ready for spring rush to handle heavy travel quickly.
The Dillon Bakery has relocated to Crowell's store, one door south of Deputy Bros, in the same shopping stretch.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church will host a bazaar and chicken pie supper in the church lecture room next Tuesday evening December 17. Useful articles will be sold and supper served from 5 to 10 p m for 35 cents.
Doctors Beardsley and Fagate from Champaign and Urbana endorse Herpicide as the treatment that kills the dandruff germ. The product is hailed as the sole remedy cited to halt dandruff and resulting hair loss with favorable medical and public opinion.
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