Christmas pictures on display at Tribune Book Store
The Tribune Book Store in Dillon shows ideal Christmas gift pictures. Prices start at ten cents and rise for larger sizes and sets.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
2
The Tribune Book Store in Dillon shows ideal Christmas gift pictures. Prices start at ten cents and rise for larger sizes and sets.
Special to Tribune describes Normal college closing Thursday afternoon and lists students visiting, entertaining, and social events. It notes Edwina Yeaman and several Misses among those spending holidays at the dormitory, plus Miss McFadden hosting friends and Nancy Renwick tea guests. Prof Clark spoke in Gen Ex Tuesday and Germaine the Wizard gave a magic performance Saturday evening.
Public notice urges readers to trust Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds bronchitis and throat and lung troubles and warns against unknown preparations with potentially harmful drugs sold by others. The message emphasizes safety and genuineness and advertises City Drug Store.
Mrs. Daniel Doolittle died at her home after a stomach ailment. A service led by Rev. G. W. Kaufman preceded burial at Wisdom cemetery. Gus Swanson sold beef steers to Bob Jones and more to follow. Ajax mine work continues and Allen Plympton bought the Stanley Dunbar ranch, 640 acres, noted for hay. Wisdom Social Club reformed and plans a dance in Ellis hall.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Salve soothes intense itching from eczema tetter and salt rheum almost instantly and has cured many severe cases. Sold by Potts, the druggist.
Willis reports from Dec. 16 about guests of Mrs. Reichle in town last week. Chas Schrogie and a friend hunted rabbits in Butte and nearby areas, bagging several rabbits. Mr. and Mrs. Kaspar Hauser of Butte plan to rent Beehrer Bros farm for the coming season. C. W. Robison, a Dillon lawyer, was seen tramping the hills and had luck in his outing.
A wide range of Christmas novelties is now on display at the Tribune Book Store. Prices start at 10 cents and go up, appealing to varied shoppers.
John Evans of Dillon visited hunters returned last evening. Peter Barich left for Arizona last Saturday. Cattle were purchased from the Browne Ranch company. Clarence Axe of Dillon visits old friends. Neighbors cut timber and load hay for shipment. Anton Bujan went to Butte on business. The thermometer marked 6 below this morning. Frank Tate and Charles Lindloff from Glendale checked stock and toured Beaverhead valley toward Point of Rocks. Children await Santa with hope of disappointment averted.
Dr W J Smith of Sanders Alabama endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for pneumonia and lung treatment. He cites repeated success in his practice and personal use, recommending it over other cough remedies available from Potts the druggist.
School will close Wednesday December 23 for the holidays. Miss Osburn is sick with the grip. Cocoa Educational Exhibit from Walter Lowney Company and Heinz exhibit arrive. Marine specimens arrive for zoology class. Bulletin board collection expanded and exchanges case purchased. Adolph Decker visited the school Monday afternoon.
An advertisement notes many migrate seeking cures for throat and lung trouble caused by neglected colds. It claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy can prevent serious illnesses and avoid expense, urging use to prevent worse health outcomes. Potts is listed as the local druggist.
Pageville reports revival meetings ongoing at Centerville with Rev Hardy assisted by Rev Geo King. A sheepherder employed by Geo Wilcomb was wounded in the foot by an accidental gun discharge near Twin Bridges. Rodney Page sold 80 head of cattle to Frank Swartz and drove them away.
Reports from Sheridan Pageville Laurin Twin Bridges discuss sales and purchases. E D Marsh bought C L Utleys cattle herd. Families visit relatives, shop, travel for medical care and Christmas activities. Various residents travel to Dillon Twin Bridges and Butte for appointments and errands.
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for back pain. It instructs bathing the affected area twice daily, massaging five minutes, then applying dampened flannel bound over the seat of pain. Sold by Potts the druggist.
Thos Rowe and W T Robbins return from a hunting trip with two deer each and a bobcat. Rev S D Hooker conducts services in Dillon. Miss Kate Heaphy of Butte visits Mrs N Goyer as Oscar Wold travels to Butte for his hospitalised wife. Ethel Evans wed James H Mills in Melrose. Mrs H J Morrison travels from Missoula for the wedding.
Local testimonial from David Freeman of Kempt Nova Scotia praising Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for relief after meals. He notes strengthened digestion and regulated liver and bowels, claiming superiority to pills and offering readers a free sample from Pott's Drug Store.
Charles Truax and family left for Marshfield Oregon to make a future home. A new scarlet fever scare prompts Health Officer Walker from Dillon to investigate cases. Talks of closing the school circulate but it remains open unless more cases develop. One case reported. Montgomery's lost a little girl to scarlet fever.
Mrs W H Wilson and Mrs Andrew Lonsberry with children from Dillon spent Friday afternoon and evening with Mrs S R Eldridge. Rev S D Hooker from Dillon called Friday. Mrs N E Holden and daughter visited her mother Brown on Sunday. Perry moved his family to a new beach home. C D Foster attended the Elks meeting in Dillon Tuesday evening.Oliver Gurts worked at a local site.
Send this advertisement with the paper name, your address and four cents for postage to receive a Complete Handy Atlas of the World. Scott and Bowne, 409 Pearl Street, New York.
A harsh cold wave grips the valley with two mornings at 15 degrees below zero. Local sales draw few buyers due to the freeze while brisk bidding prevails. Ranch activity includes Milton Hayes planning to move, Lew Banning and partner concluding assessment work, and cattle moves to Elkhorn and Beaverhead wintering.
The Sunday school of the Methodist Episcopal church plans Christmas tree activities on December 24 and invites the public to attend. Special services are scheduled next Sunday morning with Christmas anthems and a sermon by Rev. F Dodds, and in the evening a choir concert.
In Dillon shoppers are invited to view holiday linens on display in Mrs Hart’s windows. The collection features finished pieces and stamped patterns, marketed as ideal Christmas gifts.
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