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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1901
Page
4
A compilation of society updates, medical ads, travel notes, and farm visits featuring residents like David Metley and Mrs. McManemey, Crowell’s cash groceries, Hughes & McCaleb candies, and local professionals Dr. Brooke and Dr. Miller. Includes travel mentions, family visits, weather, and shopper tips from Dillon, Montana.
Dr King’s New restorative claims dramatic cures for consumption pneumonia hemorrhage pleurisy bronchitis and many chest ailments. It promises rapid relief for coughs colds hay fever and whooping cough sold by City Drug Store with satisfaction guaranteed or money back large bottles 50 cents and 100 trial bottles free.
Frank Degehart of the Big Hole and George Wolfe attended events in town this week. G. P. Martin and others reported in from Grayling and Bannack while W. J. Morrison, O. Wemple and Miss Edith Graeter appeared in various visits and business. The county clerk appoints Mark Poindexter as assistant deputy clerk and recorder next week. A note on health praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaints. A brief on slot machine arrests and likely dismissal closes the item.
The Callope and Campbell Brothers unveil a new caliope leading the big street parade in Dilllon on July 30. It can be heard for miles, drawn by a string of elegantly decorated horses, a novel and captivating feature sure to amuse all. This is the season’s only chance to see such a spectacle.
The Campbell's are coming with a rare collection of wild beasts to be exhibited in our city on July 30. A street parade and free outdoor exhibitions will be held. The event promises a lesson to children and a curiosity to old people.
J A Kelly of Henderson North Carolina recalls a summer dysentery episode and says Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him quickly when used as directed. The ad notes the product is for sale by L J Williams.
A young man with a fine tenor sings at a smoker but omits all aspirated H sounds. An older bald man jokes the song is full of h sounds, and the singer replies that the issue stops at GQ, implying his vocal range or limits.
Lexington man M. A. Hogarty of Kentucky suffers yellow jaundice with turning skin and eyes. Doctors fail to help until Electric Bitters are tried. After two bottles he is cured. The remedy aids stomach liver and kidney troubles. Only 250 at City Drug Store.
Dan Callahan’s pug dog turned green last Saturday after Bob the artist applied patent leather polish on shoes of any color or size. The patched coat did not endure the paint, so the dog received a hard scrubbing with Bob officiating.
Advertisement claims Lane's Tes purifies blood and cures foul breath to clear complexions and remove pimples. Packs priced 500 and 250, available at City Drug Store.
Mme Melba recounts a Moscow audience scene where ladies waited after a performance for autographs. A gentleman lent a pencil but it broke into pieces and was divided among the women, delighting her with the incident.
The article lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning preaching at 11 a.m. class meeting at 12 p.m. Junior League at 3 p.m. Epworth League at 7 p.m. evening preaching at 8 p.m. and a Wednesday prayer service at 8 p.m. Pastor R. P. Surru.
Rev. 8 D Hooker rector Services Sundays Holy Communion 114 m on first Sunday monthly other Sundays except second 78 m 1 8 9 45 a m morning prayer 115 m young people meeting 7 15 p m evening prayer 8 00 p m saints days holy days 10 a m
Salvation Army announces services held every week night for the public except Tuesday and Sunday at 8 and 8 p.m. Come thou with us and we will do thee good.
An advertisement touts a delightful herbal beverage claimed to ease indigestion and constipation, clear eruptions, and brighten complexions with a money back guarantee. Price listed as 25 cents and 60 cents.
The article advises eating slowly and not too freely to prevent heartburn. It recommends thorough chewing, six hour gaps between meals, and taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets when fullness or weight in the stomach occurs. Sold by L. J. Williams.
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