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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1902
Page
2
An advertisement urges men to keep Ivory Soap at home claiming it benefits wives with easier housekeeping. It extols the soap's potency and floating property, arguing it is cheaper for general work than yellow soap. Copyright 1888 87 The Enoc ten & Gamble Co Cincinnati.
In Cilville notes Jimmy oach known as Jimmy the Nibbler travels from Salt Lake City to Dillon en route to the coast to join the navy. The writer recalls local gossip about trains hydrants in Livingston, King Edward VII chatter, and townsfolk like Tom OShanter and Jim Fergus with reminiscences of Alder Gulch and frontier era figures.
Redrock wins 19 to 8 over the Valley boys in a well attended game aided by Dillon’s Fred Gilbert and Ed Wade. Umpire James Murray presided as Valley lineup featured H Wolff A Reed and P Wolff among others with Bert Grant and G Metzler pitching for Redrock.
An assortment of brief notes touches on topics from South American dental schools to Colchester diphtheria antitoxin trials. It cites London population growth, Wheat imports to England, and Know Nothing era politics in Massachusetts, with figures on mortality and labor shifts.
Mr Flowerree explains the cattle trade in Montana is limited this year because cattle are plentiful and fat, with weather conditions and grass improving. He notes many cattle may be shipped early, fewer shipments than last year, and imports from Texas and the South affecting ranges. The piece also advertises a Chicago typewriter and Tribune Store services.
The text notes that inflammation of the lungs was once called pneumonia and warns that a cough signals danger. It adds that surviving pneumonia weakens the lungs and makes consumption likely to follow.
Police Judge Melton handled first docket by assigning an hour to six box car tourists charged with vagrancy to leave town. Other cases included forgery suspect released, unknown beggar restrained then released after 80 minutes, and two men jailed for drunkenness then discharged after sobering up. Frankie Jobson of Jeland stayed to sober up in jail.
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