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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
3
An ad promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a top remedy for indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. It cites a doctor’s view of stomach disorders as a major health cause and asserts rapid relief, improved appetite, digestion, and nutrition with regular use. The store offers three sizes at 25 cents, 50 cents, and one dollar, with a money back guarantee.
An old style ad promotes smoking a W. R. Cigar while saving two cents at home, urging readers to keep money local in Dillon instead of sending it away. The message emphasizes thrift and hometown spending.
Spectators packed the Dillon theatre to watch Beaverhead county high school face Butte City high school. The game opened at 9 PM and featured rough play with frequent fouls and fist use, ending 32 to 16 in Dillon’s favor. Local team heads to Anaconda then Deer Lodge with a potential rematch in Butte on Feb 10 or 11.
From Salt Lake City under Elks auspices public dial invites riders. Rates list round trip via Salt Lake route 35 dollars, other routes 60.75 dollars. Tickets limited to March 7. Sleeper reservations through B G Raybould secretary Salt Lake City lodge Utah.
The Crank McNinch family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the death of husband and father Clark McNinch at Dell Montana.
Classified notice offering a home sale with terms: part cash and $15 monthly payments. Contact W. A. CaLt in Dillon, Moat.
Dr F H Bimrose announces a new dental office in Dillon Montana located in the Telephone Block with rooms 1 2 and 6 offering dental care services. The notice provides the address and room numbers for patient visits.
A promotional testimonial extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic stimulant used by thousands from all walks of life. The ad features three elderly men shown reading the story to illustrate the vigor and happiness alleged to result from its use. Rochester, N Y.
New investors plan a large scale grain project in the Big Hole basin area, challenging the view that the region is suited only for wild hay. Locals doubt grain success but foresee limited impact on cattle feeding, noting strong beef cattle profits from hay and feeding practices.
Deeds record transfers including Sarah M Rabi chan to Nick Spike a Dillon lot, Thomas Kenneth dy to Peter Volker a Dillon lot, Henry Knippen berg to Charles O Baird covering 17 mining claims and town lots, Calumet and Montana mining patent, sale of Hecla assets, Ellis estate sale return, Big Hole Commercial Company sale confirmation, Oregon Short Line bonds of 150 million dollars, and annual representations of several quartz and mining claims including Mink Merry Widow and John W Morton company statements.
Interview with C N Gerry of the U S Geological Survey outlines Idaho mineral output for the past year. Gilmore Pittsburg railroad boosted Salmon area mines. July to December had Pittsburg Idaho and Latest Cut shipping seven to eight hundred lead ore monthly. Gold bullion from Kittie Burton Ulysses Italian Leesburg Copper Queen at Salmon. stamp mill erected Italian property. Yellow Jacket 60-stamp mill repaired. Placer production declined while the Mullan dredge operated.
Governor Norris vetoes Senate Bill No. 21 to raise district judges’ salaries from 4000 to 5000 dollars. He cites economy and current staffing as justification, warning the veto may kill the measure as 19 judges currently serve the state. The bill, passed by both houses, would have cost 19000 extra yearly.
The family of Thomas Roe expresses heartfelt thanks to kind friends and neighbors in Stevensville and Dillon for their sympathy and ministrations during his late illness. Mrs. Thomas Roe and a members of the family, Stevensville, Mont.
Notice is hereby given that teachers examinations will be held in Dillon February 24 and 25. Margaret Ross, County Superintendent, Pittsburg.
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