Local residents visit Dillon and social events noted
Melrose visitor J H Look and Helena visitor Speaker White spend weekends in Dillon. Several ranchers, constables, and merchants visit town for business and social events. Epworth league and Christian Endeavor society announce meetings. Lectures on Handel and Wagner scheduled with musical accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.H. Look
Melrose
Dillon
Speaker White
Helena
Ed Gleed
Birchcreek
White House
Kaiser & Mo Osnn
Scott's Emulsion Promoted as Lung Treatment
An tobacco and dietary ad extols Scott's Emulsion as the best remedy for consumption highlighting lungs, fresh air, rest, and nourishment. It warns the disease may persist if hidden but urges early action and mentions a free sample offer and label on every bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Afternoon Gathering With Guessing Contest At Huntsman Home
Miss Bertha Huntsman and Mrs E J Pasmore hosted about twenty five guests last Sunday afternoon at the Pasmore residence. Guests answered questions from a magazine guessing contest hidden around the rooms. Miss Kooken won a Beatrice Copley print prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Huntsman
E. J. Pasmore
Miss Kooken
Copley
Brigadier Hargrave to Visit Dillon for Salvation Army Talks
On February 6 Brigadier Hargrave will be in Dillon for a few days conducting services at the Salvation Army barracks. A well known speaker, he previously delivered several addresses in Dillon, and his return coincides with a revival wave in religious circles, offering a chance to convert sin sick souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Kaiser
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York
Robert Hughes
Dillon
Ralston
Thomas Lewis
Hughes
J. Edgar Tyree
Epworth League
Handel
Thomas
F. M. Thomas
Hargrave
Salvation Army
Dance by State Militia Company F at Dart hall
The Co. F State militia held a well attended dance at the Dart hall last Saturday evening. The Big Four organized music and management, the event featured both round and square dancing, starting at nine o'clock.
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Co. F
Dart Hall
Big Four
Eyes to wear glasses by end of century warned
A 19th century column warns that by century’s end most Americans may need spectacles due to widespread eye strain from electric light. It cites a surge in ophthalmologists and high rates of defective vision among children and adults, arguing for school occlusionists and broader use of reading aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dillon
Germany
France
Russia
Montana
Miners to Raise Strike Defense Fund in Convention
Indianapolis January 26 President Mitchell predicts miners finish convention work Thursday and prepare for a Friday conference with operators. Defense fund committee backs a fund of two to five million dollars, to be invested in bonds. Delegates favor a national fund but oppose tying funds up. many want state or district defense funds. Operators arrive January 30 for talks. Secretary Wilson says 250 to 300 operators will attend. The scale commission will include sixteen miners and sixteen operators.
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Indianapolis
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Defense Fund Committee
Treasury
Wilson
Dawson City Enters Port After Eighty six Day Voyage
The steamer Dawson City reached Port Townsend Washington on January 26 after an eighty six day passage from Nome marked by repeated accidents and delays. Boiler leaks fuel shortages and storms forced fuel refills and a two week layover at Port Moller before a final twenty two day run to Dutch Harbor where crew deserted. Only owner Felix Brown and his wife were aboard. Skirmishing near Fez reported with rebels gaining on sultan’s troops as Fez struggles continue.
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Nome
Port Townsend
Wash
Dawson City
Port Moller
Dutch Harbor
Felix Brown
Seattle
Circumstances After Canes Anxious Daughter Mother
A dialogue describes a family scene after hardship. The anxious daughter questions the father's finances while the mother recalls poverty and happiness, ending with a threat that a poverty struck suitor could be expelled if he returns to the household.
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George
Maria
Epigrams from British public figures cited
A collection of brief quotes from Andrew Carnegie, Prime Minister Balfour, the bishop of Manchester and Professor Laurie of Edinburgh university. The remarks touch on Victoria’s governance, England's education, Bible reading, and dietary advice for national fitness.
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Andrew Carnegie
Victoria
Great Britain
Balfour
England
Manchester
Laurie
Edinburgh University
Princess Irene of Prussia Seeks 4000 Godfathers
The London Tattler recounts how Irene, daughter of Prince Henry of Hesse, was christened as Peace as the 1866 conflict ended. He asked regimental officers and men to become her godfathers, yielding a remarkable four thousand sponsors in a story tied to the war's close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Prussia
Prince Henry of Hesse
London Tattler
Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad for Cold Cure
An old ad pitches Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a one day cure for a cold. The copy notes E. W. Grove’s signature on each bottle and prices at 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Church Announcements and Service Schedule
Local churches list weekly services led by Reverends Hooker Cope Martin and others. Sunday schedules include morning and evening worship, Sunday School, youth services, and midweek prayer or Bible study. Salvation Army offers nightly public services with Sunday sessions and midweek openings.
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M. BE
Epworth
Idaho
Sebree Streets
Henry F. Cope
Pioneer Limited trains lead in luxury and electric lighting
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway introduced electric train lighting in 1888 and set a standard for traveler comfort. The Pioneer Limited trains were celebrated for unmatched luxury and beauty, a mark unlikely to be equaled again.
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St. Paul Road
Pioneer Limited
A Little Boy's Life Saved By Remedy
A reader from De-Inwood Iowa credits Chamberlains Dough Remedy with saving her boy after severe breathing trouble. She bought it from A E Steere of Goodwin and used it as directed every ten minutes until he vomited, then retrieved phlegm manually. Sold by Central Pharmacy.
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Pania
Chamberlain
James Prendergast
Amato Bay
Jamaics
West India Islands
Central Pharmacy
A. E. Steere
Goodwin
8. D
Inwood, Iowa
Call at Tribune Store to view burnt leather novelties
Local shoppers were invited to inspect a display at the Tribune Store featuring burnt leather novelties. The line suggested potential new item introductions and drew interest from passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
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Levi Strauss & Co
Stron Durable
T. E. Butler
The
Ansoonds Standard
John Guyaz
Medicine Lodge
Charles Sharkey
M. E. Church
Craig Cornell
Hebron
Ind
David Keler
B.B. Rathbone
First National Bank
J. L. Johnson
Anaconda
Episcopal Church
O. M. Stolle
New Hall House
Pacific Street
Prof. Fenner
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
Christ
Society
Christian Endeavor Society of the Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Cope
0. M. Eddy
L. J. Price
Reinhardt
Telephone Exchange
Salvation Service
Sum
AckKer’s
ERS
Acker
C. F. Surin, M. D
Olean, N
Meeker & Co. Proprs
Buffalo
N.Y
Port
Fez
Tangier
Morocco
Missoula
Oregon
Salt Lake
Portland
Dillon Lumber Company
J. B. McKinney
B. F. White
R. A. Sullivan
Fr. L. Graves
WM. Roe
Vice Press
A. L. Stone
A. L. Graves, Jos. Shineberger
WM. Roe, A. F. Graeter
Martin Barrett, A. L. Stone
R. P. Sara
Pastor
St. James Church
D. Hooker
Young Peoples
J’ridays
First Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Pacific and
Glendale Streets
A. B. Martin
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Carda
Maurice A. Walker
Metlen Bumpina
Houa
W. W. Kingsbury
Merlin Building
South Washington Bt
Orrick Tilerhon
D. James L. Jones
Bannack and
Washington Streets
Dillon, Mont
C . M. Eddy
Crown and Herpag
Montanatreet
Dillon, Montana
G. Willie
Attorney-At-Law
Dillon National Bank
Cushing & Sons
Gereral Law Busterss and Loans
EP Norris
OO. L. B. RE
South Bouna
Een
Bm Be. Boorth Boond
South Weer
Croup
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