Announcement of Solid Gold Crowns and Best Rings
The notice proclaims Solid Gold crowns described as the best set rings seen, noting their superiority and craftsmanship. It emphasizes the fact that they are made with high quality materials.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
8
The notice proclaims Solid Gold crowns described as the best set rings seen, noting their superiority and craftsmanship. It emphasizes the fact that they are made with high quality materials.
Dillon residents list visitors and errands including Dr Rathbone, dentist, and Bond & Bond dissolving partnership. News covers local shopping, fishing at Brown's Lake, trips to Helena, Butte, and San Bernardino, school staff updates, and new community projects with names of dozens of locals and businesses.
The St James Guild met yesterday afternoon hosted by the Misses Huber with refreshments served. Leslie Thompson and J F Bishop arrived from Twin Bridges to join in the week's activities, while A J Wedum and Mrs Wedum accompanied by Mrs Bronson traveled to Armstead. J Kerr of Goltry Oklahoma is elected agriculture teacher at Beaverhead County High School succeeding R G Carr.
In Central America natives gather Cedron Seed a rare medicine with curative powers. Few drug stores carry the costly seed making it a scarce commodity. The country is a large consumer since the seed is used in Peruna the famous catarrh remedy sold globally.
The Metlen Hotel offers a Meal Book to Beaverhead County residents priced at $5.00, valid for $7.00 in meals. The discount is 30 percent and applies to all times and to any family member. Visitors to the fair are encouraged to use the book.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and flowers after the death of Charles B. Streb. Also an auction style notice for a private sale of the estate of Della T Reynolds in Beaverhead County Montana with bids due after August 21 1911 and cash terms.
A quiet wedding in Dillon united Leroy G. Sperry and Miss Jessie A. Jones, both from Monida, with Rev. E V Ostrander of the Presbyterian church officiating. Witnesses were Frank T and Chas N Jones, brothers of the bride. The couple comes from respected local families in the Centennial valley.
Notice is given by the administrator of Albert Lowery deceased to creditors and all with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication at Edmund J. Callaway law office Dillon Montana. County Beavershead. Dated July 27 1911. Wn. T. Scutty administrator of the estate of Albert Lowery deceased.
Notice is given that Robert L. Gentry of Dillon Montana has filed intent to make final proof to establish his homestead claim on sections 27 and 28 township 9 south range 6 west Montana meridian. The proof will be before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner at Dillon on August 30 1911. Witnesses are George Clayton Ambrose Brown Roscoe Cornell and Dixon Brown all of Dillon Montana. Stephen Carpenter Register
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Nesslein left last week for Yellowstone Park after an extended stay with Mrs. N. M. Staudaher in this city. After the park tour they plan to visit San Francisco before returning to their Pennsylvania home. Mr Nesslein is Mrs. Staudaher's brother.
Letters remaining uncalled for in the Dillon post office will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington, D. C. if not called for within two weeks. Grace Lamont P M Dillon Montana July 27 1911. Alfred Hugh Andrews Pete Arpin Pete Archuleta S Atkins Tom Dingley Will Doyle John Harland Florence Higgins Chas Higgins T E Lanbeck Gustave Le Beau Timothy Mckenzie Chas Meacham Frank Muntean G Pallentine R H Plummer Jno E Polk C W Ringling Jeff Stegne John Sink Mrs Allie Wilkison Foster Woodie Lester Woodie Paul Wormwood Mrs George
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