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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1917
Page
6
The timetable lists railway departures for Oregon Short Line with No. 32 southbound at 7 45 p m No 30 southbound at 9 30 a m No 29 northbound at 4 25 a m and No 31 northbound. Prices or additional details are not provided.
Safe for sale at Tattersall's and various ads fill the page. Bennington and Armstead residents visit Dillon. Dillons residents travel to Butte and Los Angeles, with distances and dates noted. Upcoming events include a fifth Lyceum show Bought and Paid For at Normal auditorium February 8 with admission 75 cents.
Fifth attraction on the Normal Lyceum season features Miss Gay Zenda MacLaren a nationally known reader who recently performed 107 recitals in the Panama Canal Zone and earned praise as a little wonder She will present Bought and Paid For on Thursday February 8. Meanwhile George Tamer a dry land farmer east of Dillon bought the Jacob Hertel ranch via C L Worth real estate and Dillon Tribune ads.
The Good Government club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the Training school to discuss several bills from this legislative session. Mrs Harlow Pease will discuss the bills endorsed by good government clubs across the state.
Sunday morning over six inches of snow fell in less than three hours. Residents hunted up long unused shovels to clear sidewalks and streets.
A lighthearted play titled Laughable Farce Dont forget My Cousin Timmy is set for Saturday evening at the Baptist church. Performers invite attendees to enjoy the community event and support church activities.
Weekly list details transfers and deeds in early Dillon Montana area. Notable items include patents for Eva Ferguson and others on Big Hole basin and Birch Creek. several lot and acreage deeds around Barnett's and Evergreen Farm. water appropriation notices for Meadow Creek and Steel Creek. numerous 640 acre filings across Centennial valley and Kidd vicinity. relinqui shment and placer locations in Armstead and Muddy Creek districts. multiple Eclipse and Great Dome mining claims listed.
The piece urges residents to treat the town as a social and commercial center within a six to eight mile radius, promoting civic pride, clean streets, and interdependent community effort. It advocates practicing civic duties daily to foster growth and loyalty in a declining era. The note appears from H A McMillan for Ainslin Nos 1 2 3 4 and 6 Muddy district and includes Articles of Incorporation of Dillon Oil Company.
Dee aged 82 died at St. Josephs hospital last week. He came to Montana in 1863 and mined at Alder Gulch Bannack and Blackfoot City. For 45 years he lived mainly at Ophir formerly Blackfoot City. No known relatives survive him.
A testimonial from a reader claims Adler-i-ka quickly relieved dyspepsia sour stomach and constipation after years of trial with hot water olive oil and other laxatives. The ad asserts the product flushes the entire alimentary tract relieves constipation sour stomach and gas and prevents appendicitis. Potts druggist K-3.
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for their sympathy, assistance and floral offerings after the death of Cliford and Jass'e Coziah.
Curtis Hospital on South Washington street lists Kingsbury residence and Helena E Curtis RN aged 42.
An old ad touts Gets-It as a fast corn remover with two drops applied to shrivel the corn and loosen it from the toe. It claims millions use the product and promises quick drying. Sold by E Lawrence & Co and marketed locally by H C Burfiend and Kupfer Drug Co.
The firm 5-8 E. E. Emmerson & Son of Rising Sun Indiana invites fur shippers to sell winter pelts by February 10 1917. They list per animal prices for muskrat mink skunk otter fox raccoon wild cat coyote and offer transportation paid and returns. They also handle all other furs and request a trial shipment.
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