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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1914
Page
2
Mrs Effie Dutch wife of Ralph E Dutch longtime Melrose resident dies after breast cancer battles. Funeral held in Melrose with Rev Ostrander of Dillon presiding. burial planned in Pocatello beside sister. Many friends from Dillon Rochester Butte and Glendale attended.
A New Orleans resident credits Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment with a full skin cure after using three boxes and Cr Hobson's Derma Zema Soap. The ad promises soothing antiseptic action to remove skin humors, pimples, and blotches and offers guaranteed relief. Available at druggists for 50 cents or by mail from Pfeiffer Chemical Co.
Earl Polder suffered a shoulder wound when a 22 caliber rifle discharged while he reached for it near Melrose. Odell Green visits from Sheridan using crutches after a leg break. Mrs. M. Reichle rents store and hotel to Mrs. Gillis who takes possession on the 24th. Others from Butte Dillon Idaho Falls and Reichle exchange visits and livestock buyers search for hogs and horses as local neighbors attend a sale.
La Grippe leaves victims prostrate and coughing, with lingering lung weakness. Foley's Honey and Tar provides quick relief in severe grippe coughs as a testimonial from F. G. Prevo of Bedford Indiana notes a full recovery to normal weight after using the product.
Dr Bolton severely burns his right hand while draining gasoline from a car tank when a vent clogs and a match ignites. He screws the tap shut with his hand in the flame, showing nerve and fortitude. The hand is healing but may face complications. Wisdom News notes O B Canfield drives 140 young steers to Stanton, Spokane, selling at seven cents each.
The Baptist and Methodist churches join in revival services with preaching by their pastors. The first week will be at the Baptist church, the second at the Methodist church. Services start next Monday at 7 30 PM with stirring music and a welcoming spirit. A. W. Hardy and A. W. Hamilton.
Last Monday workmen razed the old frame shack on Idaho street south of the Yearan building. Once home to Chinese laundrymen it was a Dillon landmark. Condemned by the Deputy State Fire Marshal as unsafe E. M. Yeaman had it torn down. Original owner N. A. Styles died in 1898 leaving property to close friends and was buried in Mountain View cemetery.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills as the king of all laxatives with a 25 cent price. An entertainment by Albert Borroff and Edna Gunnar Peterson, accomplished Chicago musicians, is set for February 25 at the college auditorium with reserved seats priced 75 cents to $1.00.
Advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a harmless scalp tonic that cleanses dandruff, stops itching and hair loss, promotes growth, and leaves hair soft and healthy. Sold by Potts druggist for 50 cents with a scalp rub.
Dillon's horse sale, run by the Dillon Horse Sale company, attracts buyers from Montana and beyond with rooms filled and crowds in town. Trading began yesterday and continues, though prices run lower than prior years. many carloads and numerous dealers join Col. Montgomery of Idaho Falls and managers Horse Smith, Ditty, Sanders, and the Anderson Brothers. Quarantine yards host mallein tests by Dr. A C Morrow with all animals deemed sound.
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the administrator N A Ames of the Thomas McIntyre estate issues a notice to creditors and claimants to present claims within four months at the Pease and Stephenson law office in Dillon Montana. Dated February 20 1914.
QO C Gosman of Beaverhead county left Dillon for Louisville where Joseph B Carter is held by police awaiting extradition. Carter is wanted for a four year old robbery on John Dolan in Dillon. Gosman may face a lengthy stay as Carter resists extradition.
J. B. Mayfield prominent Dillon carriage maker has returned from six weeks in Murray hospital Butte where he received treatment for stomach trouble He can walk but not yet resume work and will take time to recover prior to returning to duty.
Pearl I Smith offers real estate loans with reasonable rates and long time payments. The notice states financing options and terms may suit buyers seeking extended amortization.
Fragmentary ad lists sweet potatoes four pounds parsnips six pounds and beets ten pounds with prices such as .25 and 25¢. No full context or dates provided.
The group estimates 350000 men idle in New York City the figure not seen since Cleveland era. President Wilson and his cabinet doubt the number but cannot dismiss it outright. They question motives behind exaggeration and note the claim’s truth depends on verification.
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