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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
11
A lively ad touts a full supply of bats masks balls and all kinds of baseball gear. It promises top quality sport equipment to make your sport good and hints at tackle with a playful fishing motif.
Mrs Fred Nelson rode with a Butte and Dillon trip last week while Beatrice Willard of Dillon stays in the basin with her sister Mrs Wesley Miller. Many Dillon residents travel, visit relatives in Missoula Rochester and Ohio, and join local gatherings and weddings.
Alois Fassler of Merrose and J E Dunn of Salt Lake visited Willis on business and others from Butte Dillon Helena and Butte were seen in the area. Miss Alice Roe of Dillon and Mrs Gladys Winters visited friends while two sheep movement and family visits marked the week.
For summer diarrhoea in children always give Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil a speedy cure is certain. For sale by all dealers. l-m
Lakeview July 11 reports two Fourth of July dances at Lakeview and near Monida, with locals attending Yellowstone celebrations. J Blair hosted a housewarming after completing a five room house, while Frank Jones sustained back bruises from a horse incident. Mrs J F Kent of Lima visited, bringing twin daughters Eva and Leva and relatives from Picnic Springs.
Jimmie Huston, a stage driver on the upper road, barely survived after his team ran away on a July afternoon. He was dragged by a wheel, regained consciousness late at night, and Dr. Ford estimated his recovery as excellent.
Pain along the back dizziness head ache and languor prompt a remedy. The ad touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a root and herb cure for kidney bladder and urinary troubles. Sold by druggists or by mail 50 cents sample free The Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York 28 11.
Waterloo reporters record visits by Ross and Cunningham from Butte and Kirk and Van Orsdel also from Butte. Farmers ship vegetables to Butte finding a ready market while alfalfa yields are unusually heavy. A new baseball team from Silver Star and Waterloo prepares to play Whitehall. G Walters from Helena discusses a chart on natural history with trustees, assembled by John Mountjoy, Massachusetts, cousin of Wiley Mountjoy.
The Tribune offers free photo plays at the Grand theatre Idaho street near Bannack for children under twelve. Clip coupons from this week’s paper and present them at the Grand ticket office Monday afternoon to enjoy the picture plays at no charge.
The Interstate Commerce Commission has undertaken an inquiry into express firms. Field investigators have long studied these carriers and new schedules may aim to address serious complaints about business methods. Public hopes for fairer charges and better customer protection rise as the probe expands.
Noblesville Indiana reports Lorin Grubbs week old son of Mr and Mrs Earl Grubbs can boast of ten living grandparents. All ten are alive.
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