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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
5
Readable fragments list south bound mail and express No 8 north bound mail and No 16 south bound passenger No 9 and passenger No 29 northbound No 24 local freight south pointed to in schedule snippet.
Dillon items include a new term for city schools with general promotions, business updates on Hughes & McCaleb and the Crystal cigar trade, and notices of cattle feeding, ice harvests, and stage lines. Health, deaths, and social events mix with real estate and library notes amid a cold snap and busy local commerce.
The reception for Senator and Mrs. James P. Murray featured a grand opening of their new house with cut flowers and red white and blue bunting. Guests lingered through the afternoon with a dance in the third story hall as the Dillon orchestra provided music and the Adams sisters plus Mrs. Cliff Bond served refreshments.
The Epworth League held a birthday social in the M E church feature room last Friday despite cold weather. A fine musical program entertained attendees and a late lunch followed. Funds will go toward the league bought piano with plans for 10 cent socials at members homes during protracted WW. E. Church meetings.
A. L. Stone and G. T. Paul visited the Normal Tuesday. Rev. Cope spoke Wednesday on The Erection of McKinley’s Monument. Jude Melton discussed McKinley. Miss A. L. Harwood continued Greek Mythology Thursday. Prof. Monroé gave a Monday morning talk.
The article explains that scalp parasites cause dandruff leading to thinning hair and potential baldness. It claims Newbro's Herpicide kills the germ, stopping dandruff and restoring glossy, soft hair.
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