Vision Care Ad Promises Free Consultations
An advertisement claims free consultations and offers glasses tailored to individual eye problems. It asserts glasses are scientifically made to correct and cure most vision defects without surgery.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
8
An advertisement claims free consultations and offers glasses tailored to individual eye problems. It asserts glasses are scientifically made to correct and cure most vision defects without surgery.
J Clyde Dudley and Grace Kent were married last Monday evening at the Hopkins home with Rev. W S Watson officiating. After the ceremony friends staged an old fashioned charivari with kettles and tin horns, parading the couple through the streets in a cart. They plan to reside on Kentucky avenue.
A love letter from a New York maid seeks a Montana cowboy husband who drinks not and lives with conscience and broadmindedness. Early this week a shipment of eight carloads of prime lambs left Dillon for San Francisco, sold by John Lovell Livestock to T. J. Stroubel with profits implied. Special Game Warden Johnson arrested Clarence Brannigan of Dewey for shooting up a Dewey saloon, arraigned before Justice Louis Stahl, pleaded not guilty, trial set for Saturday February 7. Dillon residents joined a Saturday train to Butte for Chas. A Smith’s banquet at Leggatt hotel to celebrate his new buffet opening, with several local names listed as attendees.
Carl H Syria and Ina Helen Nixholm of Melrose received a marriage license Wednesday morning and were married at the Baptist parsonage that afternoon by Rev A R Hardy. The groom, a former Dillon resident, works as a forest service ranger. The bride is described as a prominent Melrose young woman. They plan a honeymoon in Butte before returning to Melrose to reside.
Treasurer Fred Rife reports a successful first meeting of Montana county treasurers. A permanent organization was created with R. W. Blakesley elected president and Roy Fuller secretary. most attendees will serve until March 1915 and expect a large turnout next year. A benefit dance by the Yeo men lodge raised 66 dollars for J. B. Mayfield amid hospital treatment. Claus Lauritsen Clausen seeks U.S. citizenship after seven years in Beaverhead County with final court papers pending this term.
On February 7 at the Normal college auditorium Genevieve Kellett will present a dramatic reading of Broadhurst The Man of the Hour as an extra number in the college program. Admission is free for season ticket holders, half price for others, with seats reservable via stamped coupon books at Yeaman's. At a Banking Corporation of Montana meeting in Helena last week B F White was elected vice president, replacing J M Ryan who became president of the First Mortgage Loan company.
J B Allbright of Butte and Miss Mabel Gearing of Goldfield Nevada were married at the Presbyterian manse by Rev E B Ostrander last Tuesday afternoon. They left for Butte to begin their new life together.
Sheriff D W Erwin and Deputy O C Gosman traveled to Bloody Dick country last Tuesday and sold several Idaho horses under mortgage held by a local resident at a sheriff s sale.
Clarence B. Sweet and Alice M. Mast of Dillon wed last Wednesday morning in a ceremony conducted by Rev. A. W. Hamilton of the Methodist church. The couple will establish their home in Dillon.
Dozens of locals from Dell, Reichle, Armstead, Butte and nearby towns visited Dillon this week for business, shopping, or social events. Names include Forsgren Thomas Co, John Patterson, George Lyman, Helen Rife, Julius Hartwig, Mrs G A Decker, T E Richardson, E C Bryant, and Mrs M A Berger among others, highlighting regional travel and commerce.
An advertisement urges readers to treat stomach ailments with Mi o Na Stomach Tablets from Potts. It claims quick relief and digestive strengthening benefits, promising overall health improvement after use. The offer notes a fifty cent box.
A Dillon Montana resident, Mrs. Kristine Janesen, reports severe back pain and kidney issues improved by Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad touts uric acid as a kidney toxin causing multiple ailments and claims strong local endorsements. Price is 50 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Real estate transfers include Isaac Richner to George M. Tash for 160 acres in Grasshopper Creek valley and Clarence T. Little to Ernest A. Aymond for a Stahl's addition lot in Dillon. Also listed are grants from Joseph W. Potts, George Turcott, Roy R. Ford and others plus mining district lodes and Quartz Location filings. An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung trouble with testimonials and price.
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