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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1897
Page
5
Dillon locals report visits from Jas Farley and D B Mason, praise for DeWitt’s remedies, and civic chatter as residents discuss shopping, theater, and church gatherings. Observations include illnesses, weddings, shipments of hay, and small-town happenings with mentions of local businesses and transient visitors.
A consumer pitch touts Schilling's tea as superior and affordable. It promises satisfaction with a full money back guarantee if the buyer does not like it.
Warland B Cooper sues Calvin E Cooper for marriage annulment. Estate actions include Mrs Maggie Allen deceased with an order settling the account. Murray v Clark restraining order. estate of John Carman with creditors' claims approved and administrator filing inventory totaling 2458 dollars.
Louden Grover of Sardis Kentucky reports his daughter suffered back and hip pain after a fever. After trying several remedies she used one bottle of Chamberlains Pain Balm and gained complete relief. The product is sold by City Drug Store.
Stockholders of the Gold Dredging Co operating at Bannack held a meeting in Chicago where officers were elected. H. J. Reiling became president and manager, F L Champlin vice president, M Mc Donald secretary, L C Bonney treasurer, and Lyman M Paine named attorney.
A playful quip about a maid heading to a drug store for Tea I Need Today. The exchange hints at a bold, flirtatious mood and a character named Parks at the North Main White Drug Store in the era.
Sunday edition of the Anaconda Standard repeats praise for Senator Norris of Dillon comparing him to Governor Smith and noting Norris as a lawyer with a keen mind. W G C Pitt of The Voice of Labor in San Francisco commends Parks Tea for liver trouble and biliousness, sold at N M White.
The Bannack correspondent wrote on the 25th that Frank Carroll of Fox married a Bannack woman. He was mistaken and Carroll denies the union, indignantly. The Tripone apologizes for the error and regret over the liberties taken with his name.
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