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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
6
Bristow and Butte visitors shop in Dillon with ads for hardware, mirrors, frames, and Club House canned goods. Local notices report Beaverhead county remittances, plans for social events, and various residents visiting town or seeking services, along with remedies and hardware listings.
Dr. Brooke makes a brief trip to Butte at week’s start. 3.8. Smith arrives from Big Hole basin ranch. J BR Abrams of Grasshopper visits town after supplies. Edinger returns from his ranch. ankle injury while at play. Trib store offers morocco or seal pocket books and ink set as Christmas gifts. Dillon Social club hosts season’s first dance with full attendance. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve advertised as trusted cure, testimonial by L J Williams.
State mine inspector presents figures on men employed in Montana mines and the number of fatal accidents. A separate medical anecdote notes a Wisconsin woman cured of stomach trouble and jaundice after using Electric Bitters, touted as a remedy for stomach, liver, and kidney issues with a selling pitch.
Churches schedule services, Christmas trees, and concerts across St. James Dillon Baptist Methodist Presbyterian and Catholic congregations. Includes Sunday school events, Salvation Army tree gift drive, and watch night service with notable speakers and organ music by Prof. Pasmore.
The summer and fall work to extend the Bell telephone system is finished. Manager A G Miller announced the line to Whitehall is complete, giving Montana full telephone communication and enabling through coastal extension as well.
Dillon lodge No 80 A F and A M and Mizpah chapter No 13 O EB plan a Dec 27 social at Dart's hall and Masonic hall as a highlight of the season. L Overstreet of Elgin Tenn recalls Dr King’s New Discovery saving his wife from consumption after failed medical treatment. Available 50c and $1.00 at City Drug Store with free trial bottles.
Schools close today for holidays. Normal and public schools resume January 1 after a holiday on December 81, then back on January 3. County high school to take two weeks off and return January 7.
Prepared in convenient capsules, Krause's Cold Cure promises a speedy cure for obstinate cases. Price 25 cents. Sold by City Drug Store.
A handsome line of leather pocket books is offered at the Tribune store. The item list highlights quality and craftsmanship, inviting customers to browse the display.
Notice to all persons not to shoot or hunt on the land of Pur Trorv. The misspelled line hints at a land owner asserting property rights and warning trespass. A stray mention of a Tribune store and a book title appears as garbled OCR text amid the notice.
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