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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1914
Page
8
The article warns tuberculosis kills over 350 daily in the U S and links overwork worry and illness to weakening lungs. It promotes Scott's Emulsion after meals as a strength builder that nourishes blood and helps resist tuberculosis, urging readers to refuse substitutes.
In the mountains near Big Hole Basin a mining engine started a long run after noon yesterday with miners at work. Dillon contractor Frank Birrer arrived to inspect schoolhouse work and has sold his business to pursue ranching. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paddock in Wisdom with mother and child reported fine. Walter Hanson and Fred Waldhly of Butte and Anaconda bought and gathered cattle and beef cattle ranches, respectively.
H G Rodgers former county attorney of Beaverhead conducted business in the valley yesterday. Maurice Murray formerly of Wisdom and now a Beaverhead high school student will join the haying season at the Stewart ranch. Mr and Mrs J P Loss left for New York to begin a three month grand tour of Europe visiting Italy Switzerland France Germany and the British Isles.
Hugh Hall returned from Idaho Falls with his son Earl who did not require surgery and is visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Rainy resumed her cook job at Wood Live Stock company ranch. The Reichle picnic drew crowds from Butte and Dillon. a man broke his arm during friendly play and was taken to Dillon for care.
A testimonial from Sam F Guvin of Whatley Alabama praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a measles rain exposure left him sick. He credits the remedy with saving his life and reports recovery. Sold by all dealers.
A lengthy essay extols self made industrial leaders from humble beginnings. It argues success comes from industry thrift integrity and perseverance not envy or demands for welfare. It condemns demagogues muckrakers and a new gospel of envy while praising faith courage and Christian virtue.
Montana suffrage efforts expand with New York leaders like Katherine Blake and Rosalie Jones aiding campaigns across Bozeman Butte Miles City Missoula Helena and Great Falls. Reports describe large turnout, protection for speakers, leaflets to jails, and a Missoula Teachers association drive with 30000 leaflets.
The Feast of the Little Lanterns, a Chinese operetta with thirty performers, is in preparation at Montana State Normal college under Miss Hatch. It aims to raise funds for a new grand piano, with performances August seventh at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are 75 cents and one dollar, all seats reserved.
An advertisement touts Citrolax as the finest laxative for children and suitable for grown ups. It claims lemonade flavor, mild action, thorough cleansing, and wholesome results, endorsed by Potts the druggist.
Estray notice seeks owner of a red cow with specific brands to claim and pay costs at O. W. Smith & Son in Dillon. Also a Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association reward offers $500 for convicting a sheep thief and $250 for convicting a camp robber.
Spanish in Twenty Lessons priced at 1.50 and El Final De Norma at 85 cents are in stock at the Tribune Book Store in Dillon.
Wool shipments from the county in 1914 totaled 72 cars with 2,101,717 pounds across 6,800 bags, worth 384,390.89 dollars. The peak price reached 20 cents per pound and the low 16 1/4 cents. In 1913 shipments were 82 cars, 7,276 bags, 2,282,701 pounds for 320,271.53 dollars. highs reached 17 1/2 cents and lows 12 3/4. In 1912 there were 78 cars, 8,716 bags, 2,527,449 pounds for 461,593.49 dollars. highs 20 3/4 cents and lows 16 3/4.
E. E. Cross fell suddenly ill with colic while traveling through Virginia and the South. A merchant recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at the first store and two doses cured him. Stay prepared with a bottle before travel. For sale by all dealers.
The women of Woodcraft plan a food sale on Saturday August 1 to raise funds. Proceeds support local projects and members will arrange baked goods, snacks, and beverages for sale at the event.
In the state boxes are advertised at nominal figures and many are free to our patrons, highlighting promotional access to space for customers.
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