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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
12
Notices of church events and related activities with admission fees or profits priced at five cents per line. Card of Thanks and obituary poetry also priced at five or six cents per line. Rates apply to each readable line in such notices and related items in the newspaper segment.
The paper announces enlistment with the government to support the Ammerich cause during the war period. It outlines patriotic commitment and reinforces community backing for national service and mobilization.
W N R Bell reports a letter from Arthur Kunselman stationed at Bremerton Navy Yard detailing a Christmas Day menu for the Marine Barracks at Puget Sound Washington. The menu lists soup celery relishes olives gherkins crispy celery, entrees including boiled Virginia ham roast pork turkey oyster dressing and giblet gravy, with vegetables and sides such as peas mashed potatoes cranberry sauce and stewed corn.
A display card lists items including Salads Shrimp Salad Hearts of Lettuce French Dressing Pastry Mince Pie Apple Pie Jelly Roll Fruit Cake Fruits Oranges Apples Bananas Mixed Candies Ice Cream Assorted Nuts Cigars Cafe Noir Cigarettes.
Monday night about 9 o clock Mrs. E E Phillips a night nurse was thrown to the ground near the court house and her purse contents stolen. Arthur Graeter who lived across from the high school rushed to aid her as she lay unconscious in the cold night.
Report notes Mrs. Phillips has recovered from the effects of a fall and fright related to a cowardly act. No clues about the parson who committed it are available.
Edward Massie, 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Massie of Dillon, died last week at Camp Devens Massachusetts from influenza. Born in Michigan, he came to Montana as a child. His funeral was held at the Catholic church in Dillon, conducted by Rev. Father Foley. He leaves his parents, six siblings, and brothers serving in France and Dillon.
The saloons of Dillon close their doors at midnight on Monday marking the end of an era as the town enforces a closing time. Citizens react to the sudden shift in local commerce and social life.
The piece notes that some alcohol outlets stay open as soft drink venues. John Barley Corn died after a long bout yet the end was painless. His last hours were marked by many sorrowing friends who drank to drown their grief, a wake predating the death.
Tattersall's advert highlights a wide selection of steel ranges in many kinds. It touts durability and value with multiple models and price points to suit different kitchens and budgets.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as internal, reaching the blood to treat catarrh. It claims local applications fail, cites a physician endorsement, and promises testimonials upon request. A mis-spaced closing line mentions a porridge remedy for constipation.
Walter J. Hill son of the late James J Hill and R P McClellan of Kansas City Missouri have purchased 7500 acres and leased 24000 more along the Yellowstone River near Livingston Montana to engage in a large scale livestock business.
The Montana State College offers a wireless telegraphy course with code practice sending and receiving laboratory and field work. The equipment for the course is very complete and the college previously gave this subject to soldiers last summer.
Andrew Clowes, a Montana-based farmer and former professional cheese maker, plans to open a cheese factory in Sandy after believing a good opening exists. He seeks local arrangements to establish production and operations.
Early warnings of kidney trouble include puffiness under the eyes spots before the eyes and general weakness. Rheumatic pains backache swollen joints and lethargy may accompany kidney issues and deserve sympathy and assistance. The text highlights bilious symptoms pale waxy skin and a doctor’s advice on remedies.
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