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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
8
A 1908 verse by Frank H. Sweet describes a valentine sent by a three year old Ned to his neighbor Grace. The poem highlights innocence and simple sweetness of a child’s affectionate gesture.
The medicine named Golden Medical Discovery uses pure glycerine and heat to extract healing properties from native roots without alcohol. It claims to cure weak stomach indigestion biliousness and liver disorders and also treats catarrhal bronchial and throat affections with proper use and time.
Special to the Tribune reports on Glendale deputy ranger in Farlin, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Beehrer to Dillon, and social calls including Mrs. A Bryan and Therese Reichle. Mentions of Patton saw mill team’s scare and sheep range tensions with Woods Live Stock, plus weather, illnesses, and local travel through February.
Will J. Hayer of Burley Colorado reports his wife suffered persistent coughs for years with sleepless nights. After trying various remedies, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy provided a remarkable cure after three doses. The product is sold by Potts the Druggist.
The text promotes dieting to curb excess meat consumption causing stomach troubles and advises using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It claims relief after few doses and notes availability from Potts the Druggist with free samples.
Melrose notes a Ranger Searcy visit to Helena national forest interests. Miss Northcut departs for Canada after eight months with Mrs. Moffett. Local residents make short trips to Butte. Several illness reports, including severe colds and grippe, with twenty five degrees below zero last week.
An old notice touts Chamberlain's Salve as instant relief for eczema salt rheum and itching. It claims many cases have been cured and lists Potts the Druggist as the seller Im
Waterloo reports a sharp cold snap with 19 below zero and a heavy winter snowfall. Local items include hay shipment by Wm Buhl, visits by P Carney, updates on Sam Hall, and improved health of Miss Bessie Wing after surgery. A newborn son for H Miller born January 30 is noted alongside road work by M T Carney and visits by James Foster and Orlena Miller.
Mrs J W Grant and son visited Dillon for a few days. Miss Alice Herr county school superintendent toured Redrock school. Miss Nellie Clark to spend Sunday in Dillon. E M Ames Jr and Charles Hill were in Dillon on business. E M Ames Sr remains ill in bed. Miss Pearl Eaton headed to Dillon to enter Normal College. Miss Pearl Ward enrolled at Normal College in Dillon.
Save money by buying Chamberlains Cough Remedy with the claim it cures colds effectively. The ad argues value lies in the results and warns neglected colds can worsen. Price is 25 and 50 cents a bottle, available from Potts the Druggist.
Lima reports a large turnout of 75 to 80 maskers at a Friday masquerade with stylish costumes and dancing that lasted until four in the morning. Travelers include Mr. and Mrs. Truax heading to California, and local residents planning visits to Dillon and Pocatello.
This old advertisement promotes Chamberlain’s Pain Balm as a remedy for rheumatism claiming quick relief from a single application and permanent cures for many users. Available in 25 and 50 cent sizes at Potts the Druggist.
A fragment from Bedrock dated February 5 recalls a tale of an Irishman trapped in a well with dirt falling on him and remaining speechless after a rope broke, followed by a personal cue about a newborn baby boy.
A grocer refunds money if customers dislike Schilling's Best tea as part of a moneyback guarantee. The program signals tea quality and value to shoppers, with merchants earning refunds from the brand when the product fails to satisfy.
Six month old Armstead sits alone and speaks at one tooth. Grants and dances draw crowds as F P Blair distributes oats at cost. Kentucky visit boosts James Mansfield as John Flinn’s family visits. A petition seeks a wet goods permit at Armstond amid taxes and prosperity talk.
The Rev and Mrs Hardy and Mrs Johnson of Twin Bridges visited Mr and Mrs Rodney Page and family Monday afternoon. Mrs Eiva Slater and her young son from an unspecified location also visited the Page household.
A severe north blizzard hit Lakeview on the morning of January 30 and persisted all day. Visitors include Dr. W. C. Orr of Dillon and Mr. Taylor of Salt Lake City seeking saddle horses. Buyers like Charlie Rhody pursue bulls, while J. A. Jones and wife plan a late winter return from Iowa visiting Kansas and Idaho relatives. Butte's James Dodd and Frank Allen return for beef cattle as Frank Pyke of Dubois inventories stock in Lakeview. Seattle’s Mr. Frazier seeks fat cattle and confirms stock in prime condition under Mr. Weld’s air management system.
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