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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1909
Page
3
The Well-Informed favor a pleasant laxative using Syrups of figs and Elixir of Senna from the California Fig Syrup Co. The product is described as safe for family use, gentle yet prompt, with a price of fifty cents a bottle and available through leading druggists.
A seller touts special New Year boxes of fine candy that are pleasing both to sight and taste. The dainty boxes contain chocolates bon bons kisses and are presented as a charming gift sure to prompt a warm New Year's greeting.
The article notes Senate and House proceedings as they begin the legislative session. Bills include creating dedicated Interest and Income funds from state education appropriations and federal land leases, plus a public officials free pass ban with penalties. Multiple bills and committee appointments unfold in Helena.
Describes an upland pasture of about 2000 acres in the Frying Pan basin. Notes include miles of adjourning foot hills, fine for cattle or sheep, a large always flowing spring that never freezes, and good shelter. Contact number 51-4t.
Mrs. Etta Thompson offers the best lodging in Dillon with rates of 25 and 50 cents. Located over Haines Harness Store at 99 Montana Street.
Dr. A B Martin presided at a beaming ceremony last Friday at the Craver ranch Medicine Lodge. Flora E Craver and Paris W Armstrong exchanged vows beneath an arch of carnations and evergreens with Frank Rife as best man and Eda Craver as bridesmaid. A lavish 2 o'clock ceremony followed by a sumptuous dinner marked their marriage. The couple will reside on the bride’s ranch near Armstead and plan a brief honeymoon to Pocatello Idaho.
Advertised testimonials claim Mi o Na tablets cured chronic dyspepsia vomiting and stomach trouble for several patients across the United States. The dosage is 50 cents a box with a druggist in Potts selling the product and promising full cures.
Last year's cattle receipts lagged about 122000 from the prior year. The first week of the new year brings a liberal cattle run with a slower market. Beef steers mostly 10 to 15 lower, cows steady to 10 lower with good stockers and feeders firm, corn fed stock small in number. Prices listed for various classes, hogs lighter than last year on weight, sheep receipts up 67000 from last year, with a light week and generally stronger feeling but few lambs offered.
The regular state examination for eighth grade pupils is set for January 14 and 15. Students may write at Dilion Lima or Bristow Montana where an examiner will be available at each location. Alice Herr Co Superintendent.
$500 reward offered for arrest and conviction of anyone killing or driving off my sheep, burning camps or wagons, or stealing horses. Brand is A on left shoulder. Also $50 reward for arrest and conviction of anyone stealing provisions or destroying camps. Gernard Albers. 31-26. Mrs. Clifford Knapp had appendicitis attack Wednesday night. William Knapp in Chicago on business. Dr R H Ryburn of Bannack attended to business. Mrs Della T Reynolds visited friends in Spencer Idaho and Armstead.
Readers are urged to mix a homemade tonic using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compour l barger and Syrup Sarsaparilla or have a druggist prepare it. The mixture is taken after meals and at night with plenty of water, claimed to cleanse kidneys and speed healing.
The State Bank of Dillon board, in a recent meeting, passed resolutions in memory of Joseph Shineberger, longtime director and incorporator. They note his death on August 19, 1908, his role as a co-laborer and citizen, and mourn the loss of a wise counselor and valued customer.
The Tribune Book Store offers 20 percent off all pictures and frames to clear space. A rare chance to buy top pictures and new frames at low prices. Call and inspect, and expect to make a selection.
The class of 09 at the college will stage a comedy The Professors Malady at the assembly hall on January 22 to raise funds for the college annual Chinook. Miss Dunning directs a refined production with careful casting and staging promising an entertaining evening for students and city patrons.
A 1909 seed promotion extols scientific seed cleaning and testing. It urges farmers to plant the best Alfalfa seeds, especially Barteldes Columbine grade, noting losses from thrasher cleaning and promising high profits. Buyers are directed to local dealers or The Barteldes Seed Company of Denver for a free catalogue.
Official Dillon Montana notice from the Beaverhead County Commissioners dated March 5 1907. Claims must use regular county forms ordered from the office or be rejected.
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