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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1902
Page
8
The piece contrasts cost and value in buying Cork at 8 cents a pound and the life saving value of cork when far from shore. It then explains how Ivory Soap yields 10 to 20 times its cost in savings, urging readers to test. It ends noting Ivory Soap floats.
In the clerk and recorder's office a flurry of transfers and filings include J Morse buying a quarter interest in the McKinley and Lost Cabin lodes for 250 dollars, Beaverhead county seizing Rena Mining & Smelting Co property for taxes, and multiple deeds involving Geo R Metlen, Peter M Collins, John T Murphy, and others. Water rights and land locations along Big Sheep creek Little Sheep creek and the Big Hole district are noted with various stamp revenues.
The Monroe and Sage company staged Anthony Hope’s Prisoner of Zenda Wednesday at the Dillon Theatre. Harry Leighton portrayed both the king and Rudolph Roscendyll, Charlotte Tittel played Princess Flavia, with strong supporting turns by George Miller as Col Sapt and Ralph Lewis as Fritz von Tarlenheim. The prologue added by the dramatist enhanced the eighteenth century backdrop.
Citizens stage a protest over a recently donated park site. They argue the city cannot afford the landscaping and development costs given its current financial condition.
Brief rental notice states a house will be available at the corner of Reeder Street. Details on price and dates are not provided in the readable text.
Mrs. H B Selway sick with tonsillitis. Tattersall's offers bicycle gun and sewing machine repairs. Hat trimming by Mrs Anna Hart recommended. Second hand National typewriter $20 at Tribune Pub Co. Mrs E J Ripley and Edna visit Lima. Kaiser McCann Co firm changes owner. High Five club hosts husbands. Typewriter sale at Tribune Pub Co $35. Ray Powers birthday party planned. St James guild to meet. Fur & Wool Co price circular on file. Invitation paper marketed as latest at Tripoune store.
Harold Herbert, youngest child of Mr and Mrs H B Selway, died this afternoon at 3 30. The funeral will be at 2 p m tomorrow Saturday at the Presbyterian church. The child was eleven months old. Friends of the family are invited to attend.
A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing a severe croup attack in a young boy. The mother recounts dire breathing and phlegm, credits the remedy after following directions, and notes local availability through L. J. Williams.
Chicago January 14 board of trade adopts resolutions urging Congress to reopen the Schley case and determine who commanded at Santiago. The vote was decisive despite a brief clash as RR Chandler defended the measure and J T Rumsey objected.
A Rock Island freight train collided with a standing work train at Okene Oklahoma at 6 yesterday morning. Bridge Foreman H. K. Bear of Rock Island and Carpenter E. A. Colby of Galva were killed. The switch was found broken and thrown by an unknown person. Bear held a half interest in a local drug store once tied to Mary E. Lease.
Chicago January 14 railroads centering in Chicago send heart to heart circulars to train crews. Officials say recent wrecks in six months show many accidents caused by lack of caution and failure to follow orders. The messages stress extraordinary vigilance and strict duty to prevent disasters.
New York January 13 death toll from the New York Central tunnel crash rose to seventeen with the death of Winfield Slutze of New Rochelle after leg amputation at Flower Hospital. Richard Molineux of New Rochelle remains in precarious condition. other patients show progress.
Roy Iden a 22 year old butcher shop clerk in St. Joseph Missouri was shot and killed at midnight when two robbers entered the South Eleventh Street shop and demanded money. Iden grasped a revolver and was shot dead as the robbers fled.
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