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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
8
Beaverhead county news items include a ranch for sale advertised by A L Stone, several local notes on residents and visitors, and community notices from Dillon Montana with brief updates on schools, businesses, and social events.
The bond issue of forty four thousand dollars for a twelve room addition to the north section of the Public School building won 355 yes votes to 79 no. The plan expects 16 new rooms and modern facilities, with construction aimed to finish before next fall's opening.
A historical health ad explains that white blood cells and a blood-borne germ-killing substance defend against disease. It emphasizes stomach health, digestive vigor, and nourishing blood. Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is touted as an effective tonic, with a testimonial from Mrs. James H. Martin of Frankfort Kentucky. The piece also promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels.
At a Beaverhead Commercial Club meeting last Saturday officers were elected for a year. President J H Gilbert Vice President Alf Decker Secretary Treasurer Frank A Hazelbaker and a large executive committee. Dues reduced to 250 initiation and 50 cents monthly. The club aims to grow membership and assist county development. Next directors meeting set for February 15 with plans to hold monthly gatherings. Anyone may join and contribute to Beaverhead county progress.
Miss Bessie Dissett was installed as president with Miss Carrie Giardici as vice president Miss Alice Roney as secretary and Miss Helen Lindlief as treasurer. New members Miss Cora Cascaden and Miss Sadie Murphy enrolled. Sorority initiated new members Saturday night and served fruit punch cake wafers and candied fruits. Prof Mosher spoke at convocation Wednesday.
Alfred St Louis faces a preliminary hearing before Justice A A Kenis on Tuesday at 10 o clock for rape of his 10 year old daughter. The St Louis family has a history of domestic violence with broken dishes and warfare. Sheriff Erwin has St Louis jailed again on the charge. Mrs St Louis and an older daughter are expected to testify. A Montana rapist faces up to 99 years.
The piece denounces substitutes for Scott's Emulsion urged by mercenary sellers who risk health for profit. It stresses physicians’ insistence on purity, noting Scott's Emulsion uses pure cod liver oil predigested by science in sanitary labs and free from alcohol or opiates.
A church bulletin urges replacing bad habits with good ones and practicing virtue through regular worship. It invites readers to the First Presbyterian church at Pacific and Glendale streets, Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
A local church at the corner of Pacific and Glendale streets invites the public to Sabbath services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The pastor and members offer hospitable greetings and aim to provide spiritual refreshment and recreation with a bright, cheerful, and helpful atmosphere and a noted choir.
Walter Carson sold 160 acres known as the Bond place three miles northeast of Dillon to Joseph Butala’s brother in law. The price was 17000 dollars including livestock worth about 1000, so land sold for roughly 100 dollars per acre. Purchaser came from Austria. family not yet arrived.
R. M. Shafinan of Dillon was registered at the Hotel Deer Lodge during the week. Deer Lodge Silver State.
Mrs. 5 5 8 Van Buren St Kingston NY reports strong relief from bronchitis and laryngitis after using Poley’s Honey and Tar Compound. She says the remedy restored her voice and has led to many recommendations to others via Potts the druggist.
Lima report adds details on the assault of Lot Phillips. Sheriff D W Erwin holds Sam Woodard in jail awaiting formal charge. Phillips is improving.
W. S. Skelton of Stanley Indiana credits Foley Kidney Pills with ending a severe kidney attack. He says he would not take $100 for the relief from sharp back pains after using a single box. The advertisement attributes complete relief to the product.
Warranty deeds involve Fred Kohl and Addie Kohl transferring three lots on Rife Street to Hart P. Miller for 1.00. Other transfers include Esther Miller and Wesley Miller to Charles KE. Miller for Big Hole basin land near Bowen and various lots in Lima, plus 404.51 acres in Big Hole basin near Bowen. A quit claim transfers Maud Louise placer to Morrow heirs for 1. Patent to Rosser Jenkins covers 157.61 acres in Big Hole basin near Bowen. Water appropriation records James Moore for 40 inches of Monida Spring.
The McIlveen Brothers hosted a prize waltz on Friday evening attracting a large attentive audience. Mrs. Marian Leach won the ladies prize and William Lyons earned the gentleman’s prize.
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