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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1912
Page
8
Slogan claims headaches can be cured by proper spectacle fitting. Offers free eye examinations and notes years of experience backing advice and workmanship. Promotes a complete stock of optical goods and proper eye fitting services.
Local items note Graeter Grocery Co. stock lines and ongoing Bond & Bond staple groceries. Mile y McDonough of Willis and Chris Snyder visited Dillon last week while William Bernstein stayed at a Butte hotel. Rancher Briggs and Horse Prairie resident Peterson transacted business in Dillon. Richard Marger of White Sulphur Springs sought a Montana Auto Supply agency at the springs.
Dillon city notes include ranchers and residents like Monroe Mann Argenta James Thompson Wisdom and Roy Wm Klein with ranch for rent. Local business prizes bonds and butter deals at Bond Bond and Graeter Grocery. Several visits from Del l and Beaverhead figures, autos sales, and a funeral in Salt Lake City.
Advertising copy touts MI O NA tablets from Potts druggist promising quick relief from indigestion sour stomach gas and heartburn. It claims the remedy cures multiple stomach ailments and guarantees satisfaction with druggist backing.
An anonymous patient reports ten years of kidney and bladder trouble ending after three months on Peruna. The testimonial states relief began last March and continues, with no further symptoms noted since completing the course.
Helena report explains Galen's official interpretation of Montana fence law as a penal offense to drive livestock onto another's land unless the land is marked or fenced or the animal is prohibited from running at large or placed by its owner with knowledge the land is not public domain.
Letters remaining uncalled for in the above post office will be sent to the dead letter office at Washington D C if not called for within two weeks. Grace Lamont P M February 1 1912 George Rubin Joe C Crowe Jack Farrell M Howington (3) Miss Edead Lowry Dan Manitu Slavka Marof Jim Miller Thos Moore Wm Mc Auley Scott McQueen (4) Lute Nich ols John Peterson Mrs Roxy Reynolds Billy Smith William Smith Nina Smith John W Taylor
The three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver Smith died in the city early Monday morning after a four day illness. Dr Ackley, the attending physician, reports meningitis symptoms. The remains were shipped that evening to Dubois Idaho for interment.
846 acres ranch eight miles north of Dillon for sale as a single unit or in two parcels. Described as a premier hay and grain ranch with strong feeding yard capacity and open water. Inquiries to W. F. Drummy Dillon Montana.
Diana Lodge No. 42 Daughters of Rebecca announces a chicken-pie supper on Tuesday February 6 with service starting at five p m and running until all is served. Members guarantee generous portions and many other good dishes will be available.
Cattle missing include a black and white yearling steer branded K8 on the right shoulder and a red three year old heifer branded A on left shoulder and K8 on right shoulder with split and cropped left ear. A reward of 5 dollars per head is offered for information. Contact Box 703, F P Bett, Dillon.
Women’s gun metal high cut lace and button shoes priced at 3.00. Misses’ kid lace shoes valued to 2.00 for 1.25. Women’s slippers and ties up to 3.50 offered at 1.50. Shoe store advertises low prices.
Complete cafe equipment including tables chairs dishes kitchen tools steel range and linen offered at a low price. Apply to C. W. Scott Dillon.
J E Morse traveled to Missoula and Helena this week on a business mission and was expected home today.
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