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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
6
A Montana ad warns against alum baking powders and promotes Dr Price’s Gas Baking Powder as free of alum and lime phosphate. It claims alum powders leave Glauber’s Salt and impurities in food and urges reading labels to ensure cream of tartar and safety.
A bevy of short items from Dillon and surrounding areas details visits by residents to Butte Helena and Dillon from Sheep Creek Bannack and Dell. Notes mention new Picard china at Huber Bros and a self threading sewing needle ad. Other items cover illnesses travel farming fights jail stays and community happenings with several mentions of visitors from Butte Seattle Portland and Lima.
S. H. Clinton returns from Whitehall. G. B. Roe visits. J. B. Poindexter on legal business in Madison county. Dr. H. H. Hanson and wife drive from Butte to Dillon. Mrs. James Dodd visits from Centennial valley. Prof. J. B. Cluley and bride expected in Dillon tomorrow. Fred Huber back from Butte. Miss Anne Hazard departs for Gaylord Michigan for summer. Mrs. Sara Waldorf returns from Butte. Mrs. Clarence Touley and daughter visit Dillon. Suitcase lost between Dillon and Selway bridge with reward. Frank Ellit among visitors from Dillon. Harlow Pease called to Watertown by his mother’s illness. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gerard to move to Dillon. Mrs. Nash and Miss Nina Nash head to Butte. Miss Jennie Sanders leaves for Yellowstone and Northwood. Mrs. Lara Matteson and family arrive from Chicago. R. W. Bobne moves back to Washington street. Hartwig, Gillis report cloudburst at Reichle. damage slight. Mrs. Clara Chipman hosts Needle club with guests from Rockford, Chicago, Twin Bridges. Mrs. Henry Thompson injures hand while gardening. treated in Butte. Nora Jackson visiting en route to Dillon for summer at Normal College. Caroline Barbour leaves for eastern illness. kindergarten room closure noted. Gerard party and Lena Squires guests at Jennings home in Dillon. Gerard to work as bookkeeper.
A tribute praising a mother whose smile greets joys, tears sorrows, and prayers uplift every misfortune. The poem extols consolation for grief and encouragement for hope, acknowledging a steadfast maternal presence.
The Omaha Bee argues that politics should be guided by sound business principles and practical judgment, framing governance as a matter of efficiency, prudence, and civic responsibility.
Bozeman gears up for an August 8 parade led by Montana Governor S. V. Stewart as grand marshal. The event includes a historic panorama, the Sweet Pea parade, a large barbecue, night automobile parade, and speeches by state officers and pioneers. The Thirty-First Annual Montana Pioneers Reunion is Aug 5–7 with 1000 badges ordered.
The piece extols Dr. K V Pierce and the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo New York as a premier chronic disease specialty. It touts a full medical staff and modern electrotherapy X ray violet ray incandescent bath and therapeutic advice by letter or in person. It claims patients come from all states and territories and abroad with thousands cured annually though warns against false hopes and offers free consultation.
Notice states the Dillon Volunteer Fire Department gathers on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A meeting call uses three taps three times on the courthouse bell. 41-tf
One black mare, three years old, branded with Shambow, 3 lazy S and 17 on left shoulder. Finder to notify J. E. Morse and receive reward. Contact 323-1.
Seven hundred Marines were ordered to assemble at Guantanamo Bay Cuba to be held in readiness for service in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. The move follows a request by Secretary Bryan and aims to deter revolutionaries by demonstrating American resolve within striking distance of the Caribbean crises.
In Juarez General Villa says he would have preferred Huerta remain in power until he could act. He calls the resignation a traitor act and plans to move his northern division toward Mexico City within eight days. Villa's forces are spread across southern Chihuahua and he notes ample artillery but a shortage of rifle cartridges.
Pittsburgh. Harry K. Thaw awarded by the orphans' court the income from his father's estate totaling $160,773 after a protracted dispute. The trustees had previously denied him access since his insanity adjudication for the death of Stamford White.
Two German soldiers died and more than 100 others suffered sunstroke during military maneuvers at Frankfurt an der Oder as Germany endures its hottest day of the year.
A university student in Marburg Germany died Monday after a duel with another student during which his jugular vein was severed. The incident occurred on campus and authorities are investigating the fatal duel at the university grounds.
In Denver eleven boys were injured when a cornice collapsed from a one story building during a fire department exhibition. One boy is believed to have been fatally hurt as they fell to the pavement.
Albanian Mussulman insurgents captured Berat, a key town thirty miles northeast of Aviona, on Monday after recently taking Koritza. The move signals a widening advance as forces push through the region.
A wide range of news items report injuries and deaths, official appointments, wage decisions, labor disputes, and local incidents from Nevada Oregon Washington and Idaho. Highlights include a Nevadan carpenter injured on a job in Lovelock, Governor Oddie naming a new state bank examiner, Washington minimum wage for telephone workers, and labor union activity in Tonopah Reno and Butte. Oregon health officer removal, a Mexican shooting in Aurora New Mexico, forest telephone line expansion, and various court and political moves across the region.
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