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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1913

Page

8

Dillon notices and adverts collage from 1913

Beaverhead Brewing Company's Pilsener praised in Dillon ads. Local visitors include Charles Retallack from Bannack and Mrs Mary D Craver from Armstead. Attorney Lyman Bennett in Dillon for legal business. teachers to hold exams February 21 22 1913.

A. L. Stone Charles Retallack Dillon H. R. Paddock Bannack E. Q. Brainard Lima Beaverhead Brewing “Company Beaverhead Brewing Company W. T. George Helena C. C. Fife Monument Mary D. Craver Parts Wy. Armstrong Armstead Lyman H. Bennett Montana Margaret Ross

Local Dillon Notices Mention Trades and Ads

O Beall was in Dillon from Melrose last Monday transacting business. Lost one black horse eight years old star on forehead brand on left shoulder ten dollar reward. Joseph C. Smith, prominent attorney of Dillon, visits Deer Lodge returning to share memories and attend King's Daughters banquet.

Smith Joseph C. Smith Chas. A. Smith Dillon F. P. Smith Chicago W. W. Smith Frank Smith Edward Smith Joseph Smith, II Deer Lodge O. Beall Melrose Tribune Printing Office Nellie Snider Glendale Olmsted-Stevenson Co Colorado C. W. Scott Brand Jasper Nelson Ady King's Daughters Silver State

Stand Up for Your Rights Against Substitutes in Ads

The ad warns that merchants push cheaper substitutes for health products and tempt customers with minor imitations. It highlights Scott's Emulsion substitutes containing alcohol opiates and rancid oil. The message urges consumers to reject inferior products and insist on quality.

Sherlock Holmes

Joy Denies O S S Fence Cutting in Dillon Tribune Item

In a Willis Montana letter dated February 17 1913 Robert Joy denies cutting the O S S fence on the right of way and says he did not know the location of the alleged offense He contends the fence remains as evidence and laments the warranting party for the court appearance and a $25 fine the minimum allowed by law.

Willis Mont Robert Joy Dillon Tribune Joy Justice Court

Niblack Returns From Atlantic City and Great Lakes Tour

Charles Niblack comes home after smelling the waters of the salted Atlantic in New York City and enjoying breezes from Lake Michigan in Chicago. He visited Minneapolis but did not reach the so called zenith city of the unsalted seas Duluth.

Charles Niblack New York City Lake Michigan Chicago Minneapolis Duluth

Beaverhead County Ad Book Promises Growth And Heritage

A Beaverhead County booklet by local real estate interests and the Beaverhead Commercial Club promotes regional growth with illustrations of the skyline trout stream and cattle industry. It cites high oat and crop yields and notes Dillon as a rising city, urging new residents and investments. The ad also mentions Burton Holmes travelogue disruption and endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs.

Beaverhead County Beaverhead Chapman Dillon Sheep Creek Red Rock Normal College George Edinger George Featherly

Many Street Improvements in Toppenish Planned

Toppenish Washington announces extensive street improvements for the coming summer. The city chooses bitulithic paving, noting its widespread Northwest use and long term durability. The plan aims for permanency and reduced future repair costs.

Toppenish Wash Northwest Adv

Lincoln’s Faith Legend Promotes Dillon Presbyterian Church

An article argues Abraham Lincoln would join the First Presbyterian Church of Dillon in 1913 if living, praising his view that main loyalty is to love of God and neighbor. It notes Lincoln’s Washington pew tenure at New York Avenue Presbyterian and urges readers to attend services at Dillon church Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.

Abraham Lincoln First Presbyterian Church of Dillon Washington New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church

Hyomei Inhaler Offered for Catarrh Relief at 50 Cents

Drug gists offer Booths Hyomei inhaler for fifty cents with drops to ease catarrh and croup. Each package includes a booklet explaining use, made from Australian eucalyptus and free from harmful drugs. Potts druggist guarantees a refund if dissatisfied and complete outfit available for one dollar.

Booth

Beaverhead Commercial Club Holds Board Meeting at Metlen Hotel

Beaverhead county business leaders met at the Metlen hotel with directors listed as present and absent. An advisory committee was appointed for Dillon, Armstead, Monida, Lima, Lakeview, Grant, and other communities to guide county welfare. The club circulated a circular urging county-wide commercial cooperation and member support with a $2.50 initiation and 50 cent monthly dues. A Big Hole road discussion and a luncheon followed the session.

Beaverhead Commercial Club Metlen Joi. Gilbert Alf. Decker Armstead T. J. Murray W. N. Bichler Thomas D. Olmsted A. J. Wed Theo. Nelson H. B. Selway HE. B. Roe Bedrock F. A. Hazelbaker George R. Featherly E. O. Selway Frank Hunsaker N.S. Ring P. H. Bimrose N. BE. Holdden Gibbons O. B. Canfield Bowen Don T. Albee Monida R. T. Boatman B. H. Paul J. J. Smith Joey Bannack R. H Ryburn Geo. M. Tash Dewey W. C. Jones Carl Decker Frank Rife Marcus Rand Louis Anderson Beaverhead County the Tribune Club Beaverhead J. H. Gilbert Frank A. Hazelbaker

Dr King’s New Discovery Drug Ad

An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for irritated throat and lungs. It claims to stop chronic coughing and tickling throats, and to taste pleasant. The ad urges consistent use and promotes Potts the druggist as the seller.

Dr. King Potts

Poindexter and Orr Addition to Dillon City Limits

A city council resolution moves the Poindexter and Orr Addition into Dillon. The city clerk will receive written expressions of approval or disapproval for 20 days from last Wednesday. The addition comprises about 12.14 acres.

Poindexter & Orr Dillon

Dr King's New Discovery Helps Suffering Children

Mothers can safely buy Dr King s New Discovery for colds coughs throat and lung troubles for children. Mrs Bruce Crawford of Niagra Missouri says it changed their boy from pale and sick to healthy. Buy it at Potts the druggist s.

Dr. King Bruce Crawford Niagra

Eye tests for all who fear vision issues offered

A local eye care provider invites everyone who suspects a vision problem to visit for proper eye examinations. The message emphasizes accessibility and thorough testing to ensure clear sight for all.

Kromer Helena Dillon Medlen Hotel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Huber Bros Jewelers Huber Brothers Dillon, Mont Siar R. R. Rathbone Dillon Bakery John Lawrence Divide Carl Taylor Polson Will Adj Dr. HF Best Johnson & Boone's Dillon Coal & Transfer Co Black Geertz W. Hayward Sebree F.H. Bimrose Tribune Book Store Olmsted- Stevenson Co.'s W. G. Roberts H. C. Burfield John B. Mayfield A.J. Wedum Lumber Co Oregon R. V. Pierce Pierce Ames G. Kent S. Street Washington, D. C J.G. Kent, Esq Crittenden-Chapman Company Burton Holmes Panama Orchestra Hall Foley Hyomei Inhaler Tribune Office Beaverhead Commercial Pearl I.’ Smith N. J G. G Hansen Alaska Basin Centennial Valley Stephen Cook Adda Pord Richardson Sage Creek William H. Sawyer Dillon Bench J. Walter Scott Mikkel Frosig John Halligan Francis A. Johntson Harlow Pease Carl B. Taylor Albert Stamm’s Levi Strauss & Co, Nix Patents Edison Selig Lubin Maine Cines Vitagraph Ayer J.D. Ayer Co Lowell _ Maas Foster Employment Agency Montoha Mercantile Co
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