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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1905
Page
5
Dillon and Vicinity update with prices for horseshoeing, feed, and leading merchants. John Shively promotes services and a weekly ad notes church supper at Poindexter block. Harry Smallborn reports Sage Creek snow levels, while Obas A Smith advertises horse buying and stock prices.
John Shively advertises guaranteed workmanship offering services at his shop and invites customers to trade hides and pelts with Graeter Grocery Co for good prices as part of a local business notice.
F S Sadler visits Argenta. Joe Graster grocery advertises canned corn on the cob. Eighty children attend Snow White performance. Mrs Jos Hainds arrives from Bedrock, to stay two months. Andy Lindfors leaves for Dillon after Sheridan stay. J M Shoemaker plans Yeoman organizing in Dillon. St James church reaper service starts 4 30 with sacred music by Professor Luce. Seven travelers depart for Santa Monica. Judge Lew L Callaway returns from Boulder and to Dillon for court. M K H church services and sermons listed. Prof Luce's Male Quartet performs. Epworth League meets. I O O F gears for Feb 24 NM E church entertainment led by Prof Luce and Mrs Luce. A A Luce chair of committee.
A user in Montana reports starting Newbro's Herpicide on April 6 while bald and seeing full hair growth within 20 days. He writes on July 2 that his hair is thick and luxurious, claiming the product destroys dandruff and the germ causing baldness. Sold by druggists. sample requests directed to The Hemicide Co Detroit Mich.
Wedding tale and a wedding trip return announced. Dr O M Eddy travels to Lima for professional business. Matinee scheduled tomorrow afternoon. Fresh Holly canned goods at Graeter Grocery. Mrs Lillian Rathbone visiting her brother Dr RR Rathbone. Bakery addition at K W King & Son confectionery. Bertha Kunz Baker at Normal Assembly Hall Feb 7. Born this morning Feb 3 a boy to Mrs Martin Sorenson. Charles Ainsley travels to Helena to visit brother. Levant Taylor visiting family from Divide power plant work. Claire Baker deputy clerk and recorder visiting Butte. John Bhively ill with grip. E H Sherman in Dillon for musical instruments business. A reception for Ladies’ Aid next week at Mrs Willard’s home. Mesdames M E B French and Harry Andrus attended Bishop Ostroll installation in Helena. Needle Club hosted by Mrs Dr Martin with guest Mrs R F Tattersall. Mrs Phil Shenan arrived from Salmon Idaho to visit J B McKinney family.
A vehicle unloading more than 500 assorted articles prompts call for investigation. Authorities urge responders to examine the cargo contents and determine origin and legality. Further details not provided in the note.
The operetta Snow White under Mrs J B McKinny will be presented at the Dillon theatre this evening. Reserved seats for the Bertha Kunz Baker entertainment at the Normal College next Tuesday evening go on sale at Jasper Nelsons tomorrow. Miss Charlotte Featherly returns home after a successful term at the Bishop schoolhouse. Dr M A Miller, manager of the Dillon Electric Light and Power Co, departed for New York City on business. Edith Decker of Bedrock passed Dillon en route to Helena to visit her father Rep Alt Decker and friends. Baptist services Sunday Feb 5 11 am Jesus Seeking to Save 12310 Sunday School lesson Jesus at Jacob's Well 730 Christ Lifted Up Lord's Supper to follow. Plate glass for the new Poindexter building arrived and the building is being painted and will be ready within weeks. Albert Stamm, Joseph A Browne and Martin Barrett appointed delegates to attend Bishop Carroll installation this week.
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