Price 500 Refused Substitutes at CityDrug Store
CityDrug Store in Dillon Montana refuses substitutes with price tag of 500. The brief notice notes the policy and location.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1908
Page
3
CityDrug Store in Dillon Montana refuses substitutes with price tag of 500. The brief notice notes the policy and location.
The article compares smelling ability across humans and animals. It explains that humans have a less developed turbinated bone system, reducing mucous membrane surface and sensitivity, while animals like bears and sharks have highly folded nasal passages and extensive olfactory membranes leading to stronger odors detection.
The reflection notes that aging eyes preserve memories of distant events best, while nearer moments fade. The quote attributed to Eliot emphasizes the enduring pull of the far past for elder minds.
Scenic Theatre presents an Edison film The Gentleman Burglar with a long sequence of scenes from romantic to crime plot. A rival suitor, jail, escape, and a dramatic ending unfold alongside two comic shorts Porter by Occupation and Fire Fire. Miss Cecil Perry sings with full orchestra at each show.
Gerhard Albers offers a reward of $50 for the arrest and conviction of anyone killing or stealing his sheep, destroying camps or wagons, or stealing horses. His horse brand is an open A on the left shoulder. The notice seeks the arrest and conviction of any person or persons stealing provisions from his camps or destroying them.
The New York American notes that a rock crystal convex lens was found at Nimrud and suggests that hollow glass spheres later served as magnifiers. It argues ancient gem-cutting implies use of optical aids, and skilled artisans likely shaped magnifiers for their craft.
In Cincinnati on July 28 William Howard Taft was formally informed at noon that he has been chosen as the Republican nominee for president. Senator Warner of Missouri announced the nomination as dignitaries gathered on Charles Taft’s lawn. Taft spoke firmly on campaign issues to reassure supporters and set out his positions.
A Wall Street figure jokes about honesty and compares him to a Russian moujik in a tale of a father fearing to state his son’s true age to avoid either school or army service. The anecdote ends with Piotr's clever solution of giving the exact age.
Beees laxative cough syrup marketed for all ages promises prompt relief for coughs croup hoarseness and whooping cough. Mild laxative formula guarantees relief through Potts drug store note Junegm.
Dr. T D Tuttle, secretary of Montana's state health board, reports June conditions showing tubercular meat and milk endangering children. He cites inspection-law gaps due to funding, urges women’s clubs to act, and notes 473 births and 330 deaths for the month, with 143 more births than deaths.
One sorrel mare cut by wire and a gray yearling colt branded h on the left shoulder appeared in the pasture overnight on July 19. Owner may claim by proving ownership and paying this notice. Dinccley, Dillon, Montana.
Reduced rail excursion rates offered by U S L and Union Pacific for trips to Denver Omaha Kansas City Chicago and other points with a limit date of October 31. See agents for rates and details.
One dark bay horse weight 1200 branded 11 with bar across top on left thigh has white strip mace and fore top cut off. Will pay $10 for information leading to recovery of animal. 301f Joan Kent Dillon Montana.
Public notices list multiple transfers including administrator deed from J. B. McKinney to Harry T. Poindexter for Blue Wing and Bannack mining claims at $500. Quit claims follow between Poindexter, Mary F. McKinney, and Minnie Shenon for similar mining claims with $600 and $1 values. Warranties cover two lots in Thomson and Dillon valued at $500 and $10 respectively. Mining deed transfers Amy lode May Bird lode to Charles E. Mekinley for $1 and water rights allocated to springs near Dell and Lima. Additional water right terms and a 3 year lease of 240 acres with water priced at $1 050 are noted.
The document lists alarm sequences by ward and operation: first ward general alarm with one tap, second ward with two taps, third ward with three taps, fire out with one tap, and regular and special meetings with three taps. It also notes a practice call with four taps.
St James Episcopal on Washington and Glendale outlines services with Holy Communion on first and third Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7 a.m. on other Sundays. Morning prayer at 11, Evening prayer at 8, and Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. led by Rev. S D Hooker.
Presbyterian Church corner Pacific and Glendale Sts presents morning preaching at 11 o clock Sabbath school at noon Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m and evening preaching at 8 o’clock led by Rev. Dr. A. B. Martin.
Grace M. E. Church at Bannack and Washington Sts lists W A Winters pastor with 10 am Sunday school 11 am morning service 12 pm class meeting 7 30 pm Epworth League and 7 30 pm evening service First Sunday sacred concert and Wednesday prayer at 8 pm Catholic notices include low mass 8 am high mass 10 30 am first and second Sundays with optional masses on fourth Sunday Dillon masses on first second and fourth Sundays Lima and Melrose on third Sunday Rev D Fougy pastor.
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