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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1909
Page
8
Special to Tribune Armstead Madison bass reports from December letters on Uncle Sam receipts for subscriptions, local births, railroad hopes, timber and stage work, store and blacksmith activity. Mentions Christmas, sleighing, and community news from Armstead and Grant with references to Dillon and Polaris alignment.
Mrs W G Gibson of Lexington Kentucky reports that her three year old daughter fell ill with a severe cold and bronchitis on October 18. After using Chamberlains Cough Remedy as directed the child recovered by October 23. The testimonial praises the medicine as a safe quick cure for both children and adults and notes Potts the Druggist sells it.
Special to Tribune Lakeview December 23 George Lyman of the Butte Bitchering company bought a bunch of beef cattle in the Sper end of Centennial Valley this week and will drive them to Monida to ship. Peter Kerzenmacher was accidentally shot by Ed Johnson nearby.
The advertisement promotes Chamberlains Salve to keep fever sores chronic sores in healthy condition. It claims the salve has no superior for this purpose and also suits chapped hands sore nipples burns and skin diseases. Sold by Potts the Druggist.
Fragmentary OCR items show repeated instances of the string r. vy and WILEIS with unclear context or full sentences. The readable text provides no concrete event names dates or affiliations to construct a fuller summary.
Special to TRIBUNE Willis Dec 30 A editor and readers alike hope for a peaceful New Year as many travel tales unfold. Carl Beehrer visits Butte on business while Miss Theresa Reichle travels there to see friends. Lucian Newton returns from Dillon to visit Jacob Hartwig family. Frank Fassler arrives from Germany and stays with his aunt before joining Alois Hartwig in Melrose. Markus Sudeditch and Kaspar Hsiuser visit Butte on business. Matt Polish makes a brief Dillon trip.
A remedy claim says Chamberlain's Liniment can heal a sprained ankle in less than a week, and often in three days, saving time compared with hobbling on crutches for two to three months. Sold by Potts the Druggist.
Delayed Letter from Pageville reports Rev Faith of Sheridan delivering a sermon at Cen terville school house on Dec 16 to close revival meetings. Jessie Redfield arrived from Bozeman to spend holidays, C A Saffle returns with his mother visiting Wisconsin. Evelyn Mercer plans to winter with her parents Mr and Mrs R W Page. George Wilcomb moves sheep and camps from Rochester range. Mr and Mrs Elmer Page and child are mentioned.
The text muses on how women often appear aged and tired despite potential, linking beauty and vitality to the health of essential feminine organs. It argues that overall female wellbeing depends on organs and cautions that neglect leads to dull skin and poor contour.
Social visits and travel reports from Twin Bridges include Miss Ethel Oliver leaving for Butte, Mrs. Whiting visiting, Elvis Stephens buying a buggy, and Miss Mae Maurer entering a hospital in Butte. Also mentioned are a league meeting at Centerville, birthdays, and small community events. a distant reference notes national forest spending and construction.
Special to TripuNE from Blacktail reports Mr and Mrs L Banning staying with W C Brown during Mrs Browns absence. A Kennison travels to Huntington Oregon to see son Will. Mrs Eldridge ill with tonsillitis, Wm Roddin helps with chores. Christmas dances and family visits noted along with travel to El Reno Oklahoma and New Year wishes.
E H Wade married Miss Margaret May Sermini at the groom’s brother W H Wade home with Judge A J Cartwright officiating The bride has lived in Ely about five months coming from New York The groom arrived from Butte to join his brother in business They occupy apartments at the Richmar and plan a later honeymoon The license was obtained late Thursday night and only the W H Wade couple attended the ceremony
Montana and Washington figures from the agricultural department report highlight permanent improvements on national forests. Projects include constructing miles of trails and roads telephone lines drift and pasture fences sugar houses and barns opening up and developing large tracts of land across the region.
A list of names with birth dates and parent names is continued on page one. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. John Ty Evans, Vernon A. Coiner, Matthias Polish, Abel Savacool, P. J. Smith, Frank Andrus, T. D. Yost, Horace McIntyre, Bennet Hummelt, L. W. English, Geo. Leland, and Dan Little with dates ranging from October to December.
A Dillon resident, G. F. Nelson of 615 Chestnut St, Anaconda Mont, asserts kidney related back pain eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes severe back pain and kidney irregularities and credits the remedy with restoring kidney function and pain relief. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
A printer's notice informs that former owner Ros J Wine of City Drug Store states all accounts due before sale are payable at Jos C Smith's law office. It also lists 1909 fraternal officer elections and an installation date at the Masonic hall in Dillon with officers for A F and A M and R A M chapters.
Department of the Interior Land Office in Helena announces a public sale on January 6 at 10 a.m. under the June 27 1906 act. The tract is SSE of section 25 township 75 range 10 west. Adverse claimants must file objections before sale. Register Frank D Mnraix and Receiver Growtte O Faemix oversee the process.
An old advertisement for Scotts Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites extols it as a cure for hard colds, a tonic for delicate children, a builder for the thin and emaciated, and a standard remedy for throat and lung ailments. It urges sending the paper name and four cents for a Complete Handy Atlas from Scott & Bowne, New York.
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