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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1898
Page
8
Fragmented notes show Normal school activity with visitors Eliel and Crowell at the Normal, a postponed entertainment planned for February 12 now moved to the following week, and a football game arranged as February 22 when the Butte Business College team visits Dilton. Mr E H Evane of Spring Hill entered the Normal work Tuesday. R E Porter.
R B Greeve of Chilhowie Virginia testifies he suffered with consumption and after trying various remedies was cured by two bottles of Dr King s New Discovery. He reports three years of resumed work and praises the remedy for coughs colds and consumption. Free trial bottles are available at Phil Anderege drug store.
In guardianship of Antone Banneyer insane, report return and petition for approval, notice of hearing account. In re estate of Geo. T. Waddell deceased, return on sales of realty, order to give notice of time and place of hearing return. Pearl Husted and Alice Turner desert entry filings in Big Hole basin. Dillon B. Mason desert entry on Upper Grasshopper. O. F. Star homestead entry in Big Hole basin. John Courtney final proof on Grasshopper homestead.
A combined metal paper cutter and bookmark is offered free of postage when sent in a sealed cover with ten cents in silver or stamps. The ad promotes it as the latest and most serviceable library and office accessory. Address Geo. H. Heafford 410 Od Colony Building Chicago Ill. six twenty one
An enjoyable club event featured a Limoges pudding prize prepared by Prof Hull. Guests enjoyed an elaborate luncheon and the club plans another meeting with Prof Hull as the next host. Also advertised is a salve for cuts and skin ailments promising satisfaction or money back, sold by Phil Anderegeg for 25 cents a box.
Mrs Stella Smith Talcott died at her home in the lower Beaverhead valley on February 9. She was 41, well known in Dillon since moving to Montana in the early eighties. Her remains were interred in Twin Bridges cemetery.
Sunday to Wednesday passenger list includes A H Ball London H P Greagan Bannack L B Scoville Ogden Claud Harman Chas Bell Argenta H Weimberg Butte W Meade Virginia City Monday travelers include Chas H Wood Denver Jas Durham Chicago Mrs Crawley Ogden Kent O Kyes Salt Lake Sam Bennett Butte A D Young Dell T F O Leary Argenta H J Higgins Deer Lodge J B B Coon Butte W Mitchell New York Tuesday travelers include W J Macauley Denver J Hobbs C E Alvord Blackfoot Jas Durham Chicago Jas Arbour Mrs A Pilon Joe Arbour Horace McIntyre Alicea R N Gray Bannack Wednesday travelers include Fred Reger Salt Lake Geo L Withers San Francisco O Buford Virginia City E R Keppler Anaconda H H Hess New York P P Heggum Minneapolis Ira Myers Great Falls Dan Ward Elkhart J C Gee Chicago A H Adams St Paul Horace Craft Butte
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets candy cathartic as a permanent cure for constipation with a 10 cent price and a money back guarantee if it fails.
The writer recalls Mrs. Wm. Wadams the first white woman in Beaverhead County, who arrived at Bannack on August 16 1862 and has lived near that site since. Her daughters travel from Jacksons Hole to Medicine Lodge, are skilled with rifles and music, plan an overland trip to Klondike, and her home displays Indian relics.
A vintage drug advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a cure for constipation with a money back guarantee if C C O fails. It promotes a refund policy for druggists and offers a choice of 100 or 250 counts.
The Rio Grande Western Railway announces a February 6 timetable linking Butte Boise Hailey Pocatello and Oregon Short Line points to Chicago in under three days. Ogden connections at 8 00 a m reach Denver next morning and Chicago by 2 15 pm day three with links to New York and Boston trains. The slower 6 36 p m Ogden departure also reaches Chicago by the third day with connections to morning Fast trains. Both trains feature modern equipment Pullman sleeping cars free reclining chairs and electric lights.
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