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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
8
The piece argues motherhood burdens women and urges husbands and friends to ensure mothers receive Scott's Emulsion a natural nourishing tonic to enrich blood strengthen nerves and boost appetite Physicians endorse it for overworked tired women helping restore strength.
Frank Hughes of Butte visited Reichle for several days around the Fourth. Many from Butte and Dillon visited, with 200 arriving by train Saturday. The town hosted dancing, fishing, picnics, and hotel crowds, and a flag was borrowed from the store and not returned.
Instant relief from neuralgia or sciatica with Sloan's Liniment that penetrates to the painful area. Also advertised for rheumatism sore throat chest pains and sprains with a customer testimonial from Louisville Kentucky. Available at druggists for 25 50 and 1.00 in the ad.
A company of colored men and women delighted a tent full of Butte amusement seekers last night reported the Butte Miner. The show visited Dillon before traveling to Butte, drawing a large crowd with lively performances.
Charley Bell Gus Swanson and Fred Nelson paid a business visit to Dillon last Saturday. Mrs C W Francis returned from Dillon after visiting friends. Mrs Frank Hazelbaker visited her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Woodworth in Wisdom. Geo Dart manager of Dart Hardware Dillon was in Wisdom with his wife and awarded the schoolhouse steam heating project. Allen Plimpton made a business trip to Dillon this week.
Mr and Mrs W A Armitage and Mrs C H Strowbridge drove to Dillon Sunday and back Tuesday Frank Bechtold of Dillon attended to business in Wisdom Tuesday night traveling in his own car with his wife Frederic Albert Jr is announced by Mr and Mrs Lyford Butte the young men arrived last Saturday and tipped the beam at 104% Weldon Else visited town with his five year old son George after a 20 mile horseback ride Imagine an Eastern kindergarten pupil doing that
Sam F. Guinn of Whatley Alabama reports a severe illness from measles exposure Bolivia rain illness and says Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his life. For sale by all dealers adv 1m.
A Cheyenne crowd at a performance by the Alabama Minstrels drew hearty laughter and excitement, described by the Free Press as one of the province’s standout shows of recent memory. The report notes the July 13 Dillon event as notably entertaining.
A festive Fourth at Elkhorn Springs drew about seventy five visitors for a picnic style dinner several gun shots and music on a French harp. John Kent and family traveled from Dillon by auto arriving 830 PM and later dined at Ed Farley ranch. The improving road now allows full auto travel to the springs. Mr and Mrs L E Baldwine enjoy a pleasant outing and benefit from the baths.
A vintage ad advises that common child ailments signal worms and promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a candy form laxative to expel worms. It emphasizes ease of use for children and a 25 cent price at druggists.
Anacortes Washington hosts Alabama minstrel performers delivering a strong musical and vaudeville program. The vast tent fills to capacity as audiences applaud the lively acts and polished performances by the touring troupe.
A compilation of property transfers and filings in western Montana. Deeds record 160 acre parcels in the Big Hole basin above Jackson and near Lima and Dillon. payments range from $1 to $15,000. Water rights grants list multiple streams with specified cubic feet per second. Medical license certificate issued to Charles Robert Blake by the State Board of Examiners.
Eugene Oregon dispatch reports the Alabama Minstrels in Dillon with a good show. The end men delivered new jokes and songs and the band performed excellently for a lively audience. Morning Register. adv.
Mr and Mrs Joan Remey and Mrs Warren Lowrey express sincere thanks for sympathy and beautiful flowers received after the death of their husband and father. Your kindness will be remembered.
Mrs Louisa Robbins of 408 N Washington St Dillon Montana describes seven to eight years of worsening kidney pain with back ache headaches and dizziness. After four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills from Potts Drugs she finds relief and calls it the best kidney remedy and confirms an earlier endorsement. Price 50 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY adv. 27-28.
Real estate transfers are listed from the title books of Pearl and Smith for the week ending July 5 1914. The notices record property movements and assignments in a historical property ledger context.
A series of quit claim and deed transfers including Charles F Meine to Emily Meine for 960 acres below Dillon for $1. John Remley to Lizzie Remley for one lot in Thomson's addition to Dillon. Augustine S Roe to Swartz Sheep Co. five lots on Glendale Street for $10. Matthew Orr to E R Mosher two lots in Poindexter Orr Normal on Washington. Mrs. Alice E Deardorff to Wm H Boule two and one half lots in Frank Slader's subdivision to Lima for $1. John G Benolken to Wm H Boyle one lot in Frank Slader's subdivision to Lima for $1. J T Armitage to Benjamin Franklin Allerton two lots in Ellis addition to Wisdom for $200. Mrs Wm Garland et al to Samuel A Robinson ground in Lima for $300. Mary P Shoudy to Nancy A Mauldin three lots in Poindexter Orr's Normal addition to Dillon on Pacific Street for $3 090. Elizabeth Phillips to James H Phillips one lot in Garlands addition to Lima and other property for $1. Allan L Spencer to Martha A.
Deming News notes one of the best shows in months with the return engagement of the Alabama Minstrels in Deming. Also mentions Dillon Alabama on July 18.
A new American Bank and Trust company forms from Farmers and Traders State Bank Billings State Bank and Bank of Billings. Effective Monday morning the bank adopts a $150000 capitalization with A. C. Johnson of Helena as president and W. Lee Mains H. J. Reis Charles Spear as vice presidents and E. R. Price as cashier. All directors are Billings locals except four of 41 stockholders.
An old advertisement touts Citrolax as the finest lemon flavored laxative for children and grownups. It promises mild cleansing for sensitive systems and appeals to parents through a cheerful tone and a druggist endorsement.
Estray notice from O W Smith and Son Dillon invites owner to prove property and pay costs for a red cow branded quarter circle one on left ribs five bar nine on left thigh and C M on right ribs, to be claimed December 15. Advert 27 61.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association posts a reward of 500 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A meeting call uses three taps three times on the courthouse bell, with wire given.
Eight room house with bath, good barn and coal wood sheds on South Atlantic Street. Apply to Mrs. William Klein.
Three-year-old black mare missing with Shambow brand 3 lazy S and 17 on left shoulder. Finder to notify J. E. Morse and receive a reward.
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