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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
8
An older health note urges parents to feed children with Scott's Emulsion for growth and vigor. It claims ordinary foods lack certain qualities to sustain blood, preventing weakness and illness. Emulsion is described as pure nourishment that boosts appetite, flesh, muscles, and brains, and it warns against alcoholic substitutes.
Fourth passed quietly in Centennial Valley with a Lakeview hotel dance. George Shambow runs mail Monida to Lake Idaho on a four year government contract. Many locals visited Yellowstone, noting crowd size and good times. A baby boy arrived to the Claytons, and Mrs. Culver and Mrs. Doyle news share household updates. Community members fence homesteads, lease land, and host tourists, as the area continues summer activity. James Saunders of lower Centennial Valley dies after stomach surgery in Butte. funeral held at his home.
An old advertisement urges parents to treat children for worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer. It claims coated tongue breath stomach pains circles under eyes and restless sleep indicate infestation. The candy form laxative aids expulsion and costs twenty five cents at the druggist.
The community mourns Mrs. Charles Beehrer beloved twenty six years among Reichle neighbors. Funeral attendance was large with many names present. A cloudburst caused damage and crop losses across the area near Willow Creek. Next Sunday the Reichle Scandinavian picnic and Sunday school at Mrs. Garrison are noted.
A Guinn of Whatley Alabama recounts severe illness after rain exposure and measles symptoms. He credits Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life. For sale by all dealers. adv. 1m.
Patent to Clinton Alfred Miller for 160 acres east of Dillon and patent to John L. McFayden. Several warranty deeds including Abrams to Levant Taylor for two lots on Argenta street, Orr to Toan near Poindexter and Orr addition, Armitage to Allerton for two lots in Wisden, and Bishop to Walch for 280 acres near Bristow. Mining deeds between Butte-Milwaukee and Butte-New York for claims in Argenta. occupancy of homestead by Tony Christensen. water rights for Rock creek and unnamed springs below Dell. Quit claim from Lorain Spencer to Martha A. Spencer in Big Hole basin. Quartz and Elk lode claims in Elkhorn and Sheriff hill Bryant districts. Distribution decree correction for Rachel M. Orr estate.
A Precious ad notes Foley Cathartic Tablets provide cleansing with no griping or pain. Claims chronic constipation relief for stout individuals and relief from bloated feelings in hot weather. Public notice credits Potts the druggist and promotes the product’s liver activity.
Billings Rosalie Jones and staff led a week in a vigorous suffrage encampment. Rallys drew 2000 in Absarokee with speakers Belle Fliegleman Rankin Annin Showalter. National leaders plan cross state funding and strategy to win male votes amid anti-suffrage resistance.
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as immediate relief for neuralgia sciatic pain rheumatism sore throat chest pains and sprains. A Louisville user reports lasting head pain relief after two to three nights of use. Bottles cost 25 50 and 1.00 at druggists with Bucklen's Arnica Salve also advertised for sores.
We thank friends neighbors and all who sent flowers and assisted during our bereavement for our wife sister-in-law and aunt. Charles A Behrer Frank Behrer and families George Behrer and families maintain concise expression of gratitude to those who offered support after the loss.
For sale kindling wood at 2.75 per load. Inquiries to Joe Butala at phone 107 17-ly.
Werbert Adams the sculptor recalls planting a garden and learning that all flowers succeed differently for each person. William Howard Hart attributes his plants to care and affection, joking that the old woman’s kitchen fork was the secret, a simple tool guiding his green thumb.
An old drug advertisement promises Citrolax as the finest physic for children and grownups. It emphasizes a lemonade taste, mildness for sensitive organs, thorough cleansing, and suitability as an ideal laxative. Potts the druggist advertises this product in a one line notice.
Estray. Come to our place Dec. 15, one old red cow branded quarter circle one on left ribs five bar nine on left thigh C. M. on right ribs. Owner can have same by proving property and paying costs. O. W. Smith & Son, box 14, Dillon. adv. 27-61.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a reward of 500 dollars for conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for conviction of any camp robber.
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