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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
15
A letter lauds Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for indigestion and stomach trouble, claiming it cures digestion issues and related diseases. The testimonial highlights renewed vitality after six bottles and warns against substitutes. Also mentions Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation and a cheerful Christmas greeting to readers.
Tuesday evening events drew a strong turnout as Mrs. Wm. Owsley returned from Butte and Mrs. Walters and Mrs. Burns of Whitehall visited Mrs. Paget on. John Deising of Anacortes visits his sister Mrs. Paul Rosin. Benj Perham Thos McHugh J J Codingham from Butte were guests at the Dullea home for whist. Grace Baker passed through town en route to the county seat. Mr. Lamphire stayed with the Bridges.
Willis reports widespread dog poisonings as coyote hunters spread toxins. He urges kindness to children at Christmas, describes affordable festive decorations, and outlines holiday programs across Dillon churches including Presbyterian, Methodist, St James, Baptist, Salvation Army, Catholic services and Christmas trees with gifts.
Walter Brothers slowly improving after a leg shooting incident last week. The M E Sunday school plans a Christmas Eve entertainment and asks parents to place presents on the church tree. Primary with 80 pupils praised for size and discipline. New church services Sunday before Christmas with hymns sermons and prayers.
Readable text describes displays of pictures easels and baskets as good value wall decor. Mentions designs and promotional items for sale with varied offerings.
The sale yesterday afternoon and evening by the Methodist Aid society drew many city residents. Proceeds totaled about 175 dollars, nearly all of which will be clear. Four large supper tables filled from five o clock onward as pretty girls in gowns served under matrons. A busy candy booth and other items were largely sold.
A 1920s style ad invites women to earn money by selling cloth. It promises easy work during spare time and prepaid instructions. Respondents are asked to send 25 cents or a money order to Brillant Tina Co in Roxbury Massachusetts.
Tribune Store News highlights steel engraved calendars in four or five tints priced 25 cents, burnt leather and burnt wood items, new books from 25 cents to 2.60, ladies purses and wrist bags, free monogramming, desk set accessories, stationery, games, Rocky Mountain mineral paper weights, curio additions, and silk bound classics at eastern prices.
In Dillon and vicinity news the Montana Mercantile Co features a new Eliel Bros ad set to engage readers. Mrs. Geo B Conway visited Melrose and returned, and a baby boy arrived to Mr and Mrs Otto Beotticher of Melrose on December 16.
Dillon residents are urged to inspect a Chicago typewriter advertised as the best low price by Tribune Publishing Co Dillon Osllandsee. J L Weiser of the Dillon Brewery reports full ice houses after today’s cutting with ice 8 to 16 inches thick and noted purity. Mrs H T Patton traveled to Beaverhead county after placing daughter Mary with St Joseph's hospital staff for throat treatment by Dr Campbell. K McDowell, relative of Robert McDowell of Poindexter Orr Live Stock, was killed in Oklahoma Territory on December 6 after an incident in a saloon. he once served as U S Deputy Marshal of Montana under Marshals Lynn and Woolman.
A letter notes confusion over the county poor farm bid. The author claims a $592.76 bid in the county’s favor, but Mr. Jenkins was ultimately awarded the farm, leaving the writer unsure of the decision.
Notice states William M. Reed bought Coleman O. Barnett interest and dissolved the Barnett & Reed partnership by mutual consent. Dated December 4, 1902, Dillon Montana. Signed by O. D. Bannerr and W. M. Rexp.
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