Dillon Ammunition Price Listing Fragment
Fragmentary reads like a Dillon ammo price list with calibers .25 C, .30 C and various temperatures and pricing, but the OCR text is garbled and lacks clear entities or a coherent event.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
8
Fragmentary reads like a Dillon ammo price list with calibers .25 C, .30 C and various temperatures and pricing, but the OCR text is garbled and lacks clear entities or a coherent event.
Special to TRIBUNE from Grant P. O. July 12 reports a fireworks display on July 3 in Bloody Dick, picnics at Roberts Canyon, and a Fourth of July program with toasts. School opens July 8 in the Ed Brown building with Amanda Tusette as teacher for six pupils. The piece notes dances at Blair's hall, visits by Geo. Anderson to Butte, and sheep shearers at Fobishes.
An article extols the knock-out punch as the decisive factor in boxing and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and related remedies. It claims the stomach is the body's most vulnerable organ and asserts the medicines cure digestive and catarrhal diseases, with free pamphlets and catalogs available by mail from Buffalo New York.
James Henderson and Barney Gaffney spent Wednesday and Thursday in Bannack for social and musical engagements.
A historical note urges individuals to treat minor ailments at home using Chamberlains Remedies. It promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, Cough Remedy, Pain Balm, Stomach and Liver Tablets, and Salve as essential household medicines for common injuries and illnesses.
Willis Montana July 17 Snow covered surrounding hills and slowed haying as a cold snap lingered. Local residents Richard Adders Joe Mallonshick Steve Kambich Anton Bayan and County Surveyor Smith noted travel visits and cattle care while Jack Frost touched gardens.
Citizens worry when their family physician is away and diseases like cramps colic and cholera morbus prove fatal before help arrives. Keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand to avoid pain and danger. For sale by R. L. Riley.
A Wide World Magazine piece portrays log drivers living wet ten hours daily, sharing a 12 by 15 foot shanty, subsisting on fried foods and tea, sleeping 6 hours, facing constant danger, and earning only 35 dollars a month for labor worth 100. The article invites a year’s fair trial to understand their grim life.
Chief Wynne enforces a strict move on ordinance. Alderman O Donnell resists and is arrested for disturbance after defying officers at a crosswalk between the Great Northern office and a saloon. Alderman McMahon posts a 20 bond. O Donnell to be tried tomorrow.
Mrs. Robert Mytton of Hamilton Ontario reports a knee burn on her daughter cured quickly by Chamberlain's Salve. The salve relieves burn pain almost instantly and is sold by R L Riley.
Local shop advertises repair services and guarantees. Nine years of experience covers bicycles guns locksmithing cash registers graphophones and light machine work with key fitting and saw filing. Large stock of bicycle sundries and keys. New bicycles from 25 dollars, second hand from 6 dollars, and rental options available. Inspect the bicycle and Indian motorcycle before purchase. The World's Best by Test.
For Lease. 960 acres with good water rights on Open Water in Centennial valley east end. Two houses a stable and large corral included. Property yields about 150 tons of hay and suits a summer camp. Adjacent range unmatched. Terms reasonable. Inquiries to Johnson & Situ, Dillon Montana.
F M Hamilton, Cherryvale postmaster, also runs a general store and stocks Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says it is standard in his line and never fails to give satisfaction, and would be hard to do without. Sold by R L Riley.
Red Butte Ranch announces imported grey Percheron Etienne 2050 lbs in stud with 25 dollar fee and return privilege. also Montana King trotting sire of speed with 25 dollar fee and 1907 private status, few outside mares allowed in 1908 on same terms. Also listings for Jersey cattle Berkshire pigs M B turkeys Pekin ducks B P R Chickers registered collie and show stock. wants mares and stock to view. 23-2m.
Piano House announces a word contest with prizes totaling 5000 dollars. First prize is a $325 Kimball upright piano for the largest list of correct words from the letters ORTONBROS. Second prize is a $125 credit toward a new piano, third prize a $100 credit, then multiple $90, $85, and $80 credits for next top lists, decreasing by one dollar per tier until the total amount is awarded.
Orton Bros piano house offers a fixed price plan and a credit bill toward a new piano for contest entrants. Rules restrict word use to letters from Orton Bros, require alphabetical word lists, and set July 31 1907 as the closing date with winners announced in newspapers.
Ditton Implement Company in Ohio unloads a carload of corrugated iron. It boasts lower costs than shingles, easier installation, and longer wear with pricing ready for customers.
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