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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
4
Advertising charges apply to church festivals fairs dances concerts sociables and suppers with admission or sale profits. Each line costs five cents. Thank you cards cost five cents per line. Obituary poetry is six cents per line.
The paper reports enlistment with the government in support of Ammerich’s wartime cause. Details specify official participation during the period of the conflict and frame the move as a civic contribution to national needs.
W N R Bell received a letter from Arthur Kunselman stationed at Brementon Washington sending a Christmas Day menu served to the marines at the Puget Sound Navy Yard. The menu lists soup celery relishes olives pickled vegetables celery, entrees including turkey oysters dressing giblet gravy vegetables peas mashed potatoes stewed corn and cranberry sauce with pork roast and apple sauce.
A local café menu features salads including shrimp and lettuce hearts with French dressing, plus pastries such as mince pie apple pie jelly roll and fruit cake. It lists fruits like oranges apples bananas and a selection of candies ice cream nuts and cigars and cigarettes.
Mrs E E Phillips, a night nurse traveling to the Drummey home, was assaulted and robbed about 9 PM near the courthouse. She fell, lay unconscious briefly, and was aided by Arthur Graeter who heard her cries. It was a freezing winter night.
Mrs. Phillips has recovered from the effects of her fall and fright. The article notes there is no clue to the parson who committed the cowardly act.
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 moved to Montana at age four. The remains arrived in Dillon Thursday morning and the funeral was held at the Catholic church with Rev. Father Foley officiating. He leaves his parents, six siblings two brothers in service in France, two brothers in Dillon, and two sisters.
Saloons in Dillon close their doors at midnight Monday ending a long tenure, marking the quiet end of local drinking establishments in the town.
A humorous anecdote notes that some liquor outlets will stay open as soft drink shops. John Barleycorn died hard but ended peaceful. friends offered bracers to cope with grief, marking the first known case where the wake preceded the death.
Steel ranges of many kinds offered at Tattersall's with emphasis on best values in the Adv-15tf listing.
The advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be taken internally. It asserts the medicine is a blend of tonics and bitters, works through the blood to mucous surfaces, and cites testimonials and a Toledo address for F. J. Cheney & Co.
Walter J. Hill and R P McClellan have purchased 7 500 acres and leased 24 000 more along the Yellowstone near Livingston Montana to pursue a large scale livestock business.
Montana State College offers a wireless telegraphy course with code practice, sending and receiving, laboratory and field work. The program includes complete equipment and previously served soldiers last summer.
Andrew Clowes, a former professional cheese maker and local farmer in the Bearpowuntains, Montana, believes a new cheese factory opportunity exists and is making arrangements to open operations here.
The notice cites early signs of kidney trouble such as puffiness under the eyes spots before the eyes mouth weakness and pale waxy dry skin. It states sufferers deserve sympathy and aid and mentions a remedy or product called Tebelotiey.
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