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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1903
Page
12
Dillon scene reports social visits, church and club activities, and business updates. Entries note entertaining Mrs J E Monroe, transfers of residents, theatrical plans, and a masked ball. Updates cover mine output, stage line offices, and local appointments at Madison Minn and the University of Wisconsin.
The Famous Entertainment Company will perform at Dart's Hall in Dillon starting Tuesday evening. The show features moving pictures and songs with hundreds of colored views from around the world. They boast thousands of feet of film including Love in a Hammock and The Battle of San Juan. Admission is 25 and 50 cents with a grand prize drawing.
Sam Parker returns to activity after an ice fall injures his foot with no lasting damage expected. A new bakery is due to open by Tuesday or Wednesday run by Koeberlien, located behind the Hinds property on Railroad Avenue. A Chinese hobo arrested for vagrancy was jailed 30 days after being found with twine thread and candle fragments worth about five cents in his pockets.
Dr J J Mahoney in Twin Bridges on professional duty. Chas McLean and Miss Walsh of Laurin attended a Sheridan play. J J Maurer of St Anthony Idaho visiting Twin Bridges. Mrs A J Wilcomb and sister Mrs F Foster of Waterloo visiting mother Mrs Gilbert in Virginia City. Missea Dullea hosted progressive whist for Miss Wisden. Valentine party invitations issued for Merritt Park.
An ad denounces most hair tonics as scalp irritants and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only product that destroys the dandruff germ. It claims instant itching relief, germ destruction, halted hair loss, and renewed growth, urging readers to request a sample by sending 100 stamps to The Herpicide Co. in Detroit Michigan.
Senior Class Editor Charlee Patrick and junior editor Faye Scott lead a recap of school events. The Theta girls host Miss Sadie Graeter before her California trip, an upcoming art exhibit showcases 150 works, and glee club performs Juanita and Where Oh Where. Freshmen and sophomores rehearse basketball, V F Q initiates new members, report cards arrive, and plans for a class banner delay.
Mr and Mrs Geo B Conway and Rev and Mrs H F Cope hosted Normal and High School faculty at the Conway residence. Guests arrived in modern novel costumes and guessed each other’s selections, providing lively entertainment. Refreshments followed. the event was enjoyed by all attendees.
Obas Retallack reports the gold dredge boats on the Grasshopper are being dismantled. Copper wire from the electric boat, about a carload, has shipped to the Butte Street railway, and machinery will move to other points for new dredges.
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