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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1911
Page
8
Acacia services promoted by G A Decker while M E Hays of Polaris visits Dillon. The Scenic theatre reduces to three weekly shows. Bond & Bond offer groceries and coal while Dillon Implement advertises enamel ware and grounds feed. Various visits to Butte, Twin Bridges, Sheridan and Armstead noted along with local business and society items.
The article explains the heart as a double pump driving blood through the body at a brisk pace. It cites Dr. R V Pierce after years of study claiming a stomach disorder causes impure blood and general breakdown, and that a glyceric extract tonic from certain roots was the best corrective.
Dr. Pierce claims Golden Medical Discovery is alcohol free and aids stomach digestion aiding dyspepsia. It targets tissue waste and convalescence from fevers for thin blood and cold prone people. The Common Sense Medical Adviser offered via 31 one cent stamps. address Buffalo New York.
Columbus Ohio report reveals Peruna’s known ingredients including golden seal Cedron seed cubebs and stone root. The article says this marks a new era in advertising for popular family medicines and highlights Peruna as a tonic for mucous membranes nerves and related ailments.
Mrs. Nancy Mauldin shopped in the smoky city today. Mrs. G. R. Featherly and daughter visited from Butte. Willis T. File and son of Butte visited Dillon friends. Judge H. R. Meltom, ill, shows improvement. A J Breda and Joe McHassie were in town from Butte Wednesday. Mrs. Chas Simmons of the lower Big Hole shopped here yesterday. Miss Katherine Drummy left for Seattle for a few weeks. A sister of Mrs. A J Breda arrived from Chicago for a visit. Mrs. Otto Schulz of near Twin Bridges visited her sister Mrs. Griffith. Summer school at Montana Wesleyan college in Helena begins July 31. Wesleyan review pass rate noted.
The Cole and Rogers circus will feature a free balloon ascension before the afternoon show on Monday. A renowned air navigator will perform this daring feat, expected to draw wide interest. Ballooning demands a cool head and skillful handling of air currents and conditions.
Management reports great success of last week’s free theatre tickets for kids. Arrangements set for one afternoon weekly at the Grand for children under 12 to gain free admission with valid coupons printed in this paper.
The Colorado Telephone Company and The Tri State Company merge under joint management to serve Utah Montana Wyoming Idaho Eastern Arizona New Mexico and Colorado. The union aims to provide a unified system across some 660000 square miles with 160000 subscribers, targeting growth while preserving stable moderate rates and reduced dividend pressures. Dry Land Wheat Excellent reports from Dillon feature Turkey Red wheat and Sonora Spring wheat with promising yields on several acres of farm plots.
Peter Gardner a 73 year old Bellevue Iowa native and Civil War veteran was found dead at Dewey last Saturday. He crossed the plains with Peter Edwards’ family in 1864 and engaged in mining near Alder Gulch. Interment was in Dewey Sunday. Death attributed to heart disease. He left a lot and cabin in Twin Bridges and was a member of the G A R.
Letters uncalled for will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington if not claimed within two weeks. Grace Lamont P M Dillon Montana dated July 21 1911 lists names including Adams Mrs Cynthia Adams Mrs Lelia Anderson William Anderson Amelia Andrew W S Barber Miss Beebe Mrs M P Benneway Noah Bowers Charlie Bryant Mrs Bryant Helda S Dayley Ben Hansen Rasmus Harland Miss Flo Cash Charles drence Hansen Jens Hill Mrs Milley Holt Allie Merriam J McDonald Mrs Montrose Lewis Picard Felix Schmidt Adolph Watson S G Williamson S E Ty Johnson Dale Miller Mrs E R PB Oliver Sam Popescu Mihail Thomas Williams Walker Dave.
Store advertises 33 1/3 percent off on oxfords and pumps for all ages. Prices range from $1.95 to $4.50, with tan oxfords and pumps offered at $2.65 and $3.50. Sale aims to clear fall merchandise.
The Tribune announces a boost for the County Fair and notes a free theatre ticket offer for children in this issue. The promotion is tied to the Grand Tuesday event and includes a brand description for cattle in the Big Hole Basin, Dillon, Montana.
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