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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1898
Page
8
A representative recalls touring seventy East factories and climbing hundreds of stairs as he notes East conditions. Prices rise for iron steel and leather while bicycle factories run full time. New bike prices expected around 40 dollars, with full sized wheels at 30 and up.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve promoted as the best for bruises sores ulcers and many skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It cures piles or no pay required and costs 25 cents per box sold by Phil. Anuderegg.
Miss Mary E. Martin of Jackson wed Wm A. Stanchfield of Fox at 4 oclock Thursday afternoon February 17 in the home of Mr and Mrs W W Francis. The ceremony was performed by Rev E G Cattermole. The bride is a niece of Mrs Francis and the groom a prominent stockman of Big Hole Basin. They will be at home after April 15 at Fox Montana.
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a near fatal illness with yellowing skin sunken eyes and pain. After doctors gave him up a friend recommended Electric Bitters and three weeks of use restored his health. He credits the remedy with saving his life and urges others to try it at 50 cents per bottle at Phil Anderegg’s drug store.
J T Fackler, who ran Dillon's bicycle department for two years, has opened a bicycle store and repair shop beside the opera house. He plans to stock up to date cycles and accessories and will import new wheels for rent. He aims to attract Beaverhead county wheelmen with low prices and quality work.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets candy as a candy cathectic remedy for constipation. It promises a money back refund if the product fails and notes a 10 cent price.
About 4 30 in the afternoon little guests were invited into the dining room where lavish refreshments were served by the hostess’s mother. Miss Leone received many presents and will remember this first birthday party with delight. Guests included Marguerite Cush ing Edith Phillips Mabel Phillips George Melton Ray Melton Harwood Walker Roscoe Taylor Eva Conger Phil Harding Inez Harding Elda Rafferty Frank Gills Homer Gills Everett Brundage Rita Brundage Bessie Clark Alma James Louise Williams Amien Conger Zella Palmer Thelma McQuary George White Francis Staudaker May Hansen Bee Christensen Beulah Provast Leila Braifard.
Weekly trips start February 23 1898 with Burlington personally conducted tours from Portland to St Louis via Salt Lake Denver and Kansas City. Modern tourist sleepers run through without change on several lines with careful conductors and porters. Special care for ladies and unescorted children. See agent for details.
The Alaskan steamship Oregon carrying Ernest Orr William Smith and Chris Snyder caught fire in the bunkers about an hour from port. Alarm raised swiftly but blaze location was found only after delay, causing panic among passengers. One man went berserk and struck William Smith, who sustained head injuries. the vessel returned to port for repairs and preparation to sail again.
Court notices list re estate matters for Gilbert Seybold Poindexter Christensen Mann and others with final accounts and guardianship reports. Marriage licenses issued to Jacob Seiglock with Rosella Cox and William Stanchfield with Mary Martin. City council debates water works extension and naming Fred Waldorf city treasurer. Also a cold cure advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Date February 18 1808 list shows letters uncalled for in the postoffice up to date. Letters not claimed within 30 days will be sent to the dead letter office.
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