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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
11
A Procter and Gamble sales note urges men to ensure Ivory Soap is in every home, highlighting its floating quality and cost efficiency for general housekeeping. It emphasizes the woman’s household role and uses direct appeal to buyers.
Last Saturday the funeral of Kenneth Scott of Bedrock was held at the Baptist church after the passenger train from the south arrived. Four boy pallbearers carried the white plush casket to the church. family and 26 friends from Bedrock and Horse Prairie attended. Revs Burton, Smith, and Cope officiated with a special choir. The white draped casket rested on stands adorned with flowers and smilax as the service concluded. Mr. and Mrs. Scott and attendees returned home on the 7 o clock train.
Mispah Chapter O. E. 8 hosted Mrs. John F. Bishop at the Masonic Temple from 8:30 to 9:30 Wednesday. Mrs. Bishop was introduced by Mrs. E. Timer as guests played cards and music with Prof. K. J. Pasmore at the piano and a lunch served. A lively land contest is to be held this afternoon before L. J. Price featuring Ames versus Driscoll with several Polaris visitors in town.
A reader from Hillsborough Ireland praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for curing corn pain and skin issues. City Drug Store guarantees results with a 25 cent product. Dr H O Miller performs surgery on Minnie Skyles to remove bullet fragments. The injured girl stays with Mrs Rivers. her son accidentally fired the gun. The operation succeeds and Minnie recovers.
End of fiscal year Nov 30 1900 details salaries jurors fees stenographers court prisoners justice and conatable fees court house and jail repairs printing and advertising election expenses and care of the poor. Includes gross indebtedness 108815.28 net balances and changes. notes mining and development firms visit Laurin. notices for missing youth George Henry Edwards seeks home transport. contact Omaha Nebraska for information.
A Lima society roundup lists ladies hosting open house for New Year's Day after 3 pm at Mrs. H F Cope's home with Mrs Cope and Mrs Melton and helpers. Also at Mrs B F White with the Needle club and at Mrs Best on Railroad Avenue with several assistants. The Lima M E church Sunday school Christmas program gains momentum with two more rehearsals and sufficient funds to include every child.
Clerk and Recorder entries list deeds transferring property in Lima Thomson's addition Dillon and Wise river areas, water rights from Cedar and Sage creeks, Grasshopper and Wise basins, quartz locations in Vipond and Lost Cloud districts, two US patents to M Dowling, and various official filings including church incorporation articles, annual reports, slaughter reports, and bond and constable appointments.
Apollo lodge No 15 I O O F held an officer election with Isiah Cashmore as Noble Grand L P Phillips as Wise Grand John Forrester as Secretary Henry Cushing as Treasurer A L Anderson as Right Hand Supporter L K Davidson as Right Supporter and Henry Genther as Inside Guard Grand Master Mr Goodman of Townsend attended and spoke on worthy instructions. Grocery stores will be closed Christmas day in Dillon with supplies to be bought Monday. Bean Jar progresses with jarring activity in Dillon News Co P O Building
List of discounted silver and gold items at Kupfer's including diamond rings solid gold watches guard chains and silver plated sets with prices and a post office dead letter notice for Grace Lamont dated December 18 1900 referencing various customers and items at Anderson and surrounding names.
A historical advertisement promotes Lane's Tea as a daily laxative that cleanses the bowels and cures indigestion. It claims to purify the blood improve complexion and stimulate appetite with packages priced at 25 and 50 cents sold by City Drug Store.
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