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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1911
Page
3
Local items from Dillon Montana list daily routine notes. People visit, business dealings, and property moves are recorded, including trades, sales, and social visits. Mentions include doctors, merchants, ranchers, and town officials with assorted errands and community notices.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces exams on March 1 and 2, 1911 for male forest clerks in the Forest Service with salaries from 1100 to 1200 dollars yearly. Past exams failed to yield enough eligibles, so applicants are urged to apply and take the test. Bookkeeping stenography and typewriting knowledge required. send for blanks and details to the Secretary of the Eleventh Civil Service District in Seattle or the commission’s local representative at the post office.
The new house of Henry Thompson near Crabtree is nearly finished and has hot water heating, hot and cold water, and a large electric lighting plant. The Thomp sons have lived there since just before New Year, and plans include wiring ranches to light houses and stables. He aims to make the property the state’s most modern ranch.
George Rich a long time Lincoln County resident dies in Eureka Montana after a December fall fracturing his skull. He helped develop Lincoln and Flathead counties and was considered a builder and good citizen by Northern Montana residents.
J. K. Robinson of the Robinson and Lee stores departs Armstead for Seattle for a several weeks family visit and to oversee old interests. Before leaving he conferred with his junior partner at Leadore on Monday and Tuesday as reported by the Leadore Standard.
Mr. Baker the Reynolds ranch manager informs the Trustee that not all Reynolds horses were sold to Mr. Marks, only the work and range stock. The price paid was $129.00 per head. All stallions two full blooded mares remain on hand and for sale.
J C Wall of Dell buys a Reynolds stallion on Wednesday paying 1 dollar. The registered animal pleases Wall greatly as he should.
Fred Rabichan of N Pacific Street Dillon Montana recounts kidney trouble starting with gravel and worsening despite medical care. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with great relief after use and urges others to try them. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York agents for the U S. Remember the name Dean's.
Nasal catarrh relief offered by Ely's Cream Balm with aromatic formula. administered via nostrils to cleanse and heal nasal surfaces. Sold in 1s size by druggists. liquid form Ely's Liquid Cream Balm priced 75 cents with sprayer option.
The Churches section lists St. James Episcopal Church with Rev S D Hooker offering morning prayer at 11 and evening prayer at 7:30 with communion at 11 on first and third Sundays and 7 a m on other Sundays plus a 9:45 Sunday school. Presbyterian Church on Pacific Glendale Sts with Rev A K Stage holds 11 am service, 12 pm Sabbath school, 7 pm Christian Endeavor and 7:30 pm evening service. Catholic Church announces low mass 8 am and high mass 10:30 am on first and second Sundays, fourth Sundays add both masses, 7:30 pm devotions. masses also at Dillon on first second and fourth Sundays, third Sunday at Lima and Melrose. Rev Paapino, Pastor.
Pastor Jesse Lacklen leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning service at 11. Class meeting at noon. Epworth League at 7 30 p.m. Evening worship at 7 30. First Sunday concert evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8.
The Baptist church at the corner of Idaho and Se bree streets led by Rev. F. A. Colver offers Sabbath school at 10 o clock worship and preaching at 11 o clock adult Bible class at 12 15 o clock and evening services at 7 30 o clock.
A vintage ad claims Rexall Orderlies cure chronic constipation by toning nerves and muscles and states the remedy is eaten like candy with neutral effects on other organs. The offer guarantees success or it is free, with two package sizes priced at 10 and 25 cents, sold at The Rexall Store and local outlets Potts the Druggist Dillon Coal & Transfer Co. and Dillon Bakery.
The Mile High tobacco is described as well made and smooth, produced by Ww. J. Ritz in Dillon. It is presented as high grade filler and easy on the smoke, suggesting quality and craft in the product.
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