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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
1
The Golden Rule Store touts originators of low prices and claims savings of 25 to 834 percent on any article. It invites comparisons with city competitors, notes direct-to-consumer wholesale pricing, cash buying power, and welcomes mail orders.
A dense list of garment prices appears, listing youth and boys suits and waists, ladies and men's wear, overalls, knits, and Macintoshes. The figures range from fractions to dollars, with numerous entries per item category.
A dense price list enumerates hosiery shoes hats and shirts for men women and children. Items include men and boys hats Maneco and John B Stetson prices from 25c to 3, shoes from 75c to 3, shirts and suits ranging 50c to 10 dollars, and ladies wash suits from 1 50 to 4 60.
Special correspondence from Lia May 31 reports Glen Cheney broke his left leg and was treated at St. Mark's hospital in Salt Lake by Dr. Ford. Decoration Day honors renew cemetery care with many bouquets. Local visits include Dr. Bond Dillon Ed Halverson Brandenberg Van Housen and others. A few candidates emerge in local race with mild scarlet fever cases noted.
Pacrvitta May 30 J M Page wife and daughter Helen left last week for Fort Benton to join the surveying party near there Miss Page goes as topographer for the party Mrs Eastman spent last week with her mother Mrs Christensen who is slowly recovering from her sickness Mrs Orr is with her this week Mr Mrs C L Utley were very pleasantly surprised last Wednesday afternoon the occasion being the twelfth anniversary of their marriage Those present were Mr and Mrs Robt Page Mr and Mrs N L Page Mr and Mrs Bushnell Mr and Mrs O W Baker Mr and Mrs Arthur Page and Mr and Mrs H Utley J K Hartt visited in Pageville recently Mr and Mrs Andrew Miller spent last week at the Zeigler Hot Springs Misses M and B Utley returned Saturday from Helena where they have been for the past winter Mr and Mrs C W Van Orsdel came up from Waterloo Monday and are visiting in Pageville
Special correspondence from Rochester May 29 reports visits among residents. Mr and Mrs Blodgett of Camp Creek hosted by F A Deno. Fred Gaskill visited friends in Butte. Mrs Geo Lewis and Mrs Z O Maddox toured Twin Bridges. Thompson Brown returned from Butte with P E White for Cape Name. Mrs Jennings and children of Melrose visited Mrs Hardesty. Rochester residents attended the drone at Twin Bridges. J E Woods visited Virginia City and Twin Bridges.
Bannack notes a big Fourth of July with sack and horse races greased pole climbing foot races and a large night ball. The report lists residents visiting from Horse Prairie Dillon Big Hole basin and Upper Grasshopper along with several trips and local arrivals as preparations begin.
County Democratic Central Committee met in Senator Norris's office to plan the county convention for Tuesday June 19 to choose 11 delegates and 11 alternates for the Butte convention and six delegates and six alternates for the Kansas City National convention on July 4 1900. Apportionment relies on votes for Misrepresentative Campbell with precinct tallies listed including Dillon 12 and Fox 8 among others.
The Dillon public schools held their annual commencement in the Dillon theater Friday evening. Three graduates were honored: Miss F Grace Graeter Fred Rife and Marvin Poindexter. Rife spoke on Horace Mann Graeter on Ideals Poindexter on The Tendencies of the Times. Rev R P Smith gave the address.
A bright afternoon gathering at Mrs. W. A. Jones home brought about forty guests. White and pale green decor, refined refreshments served by four senior Class State Normal students Misses Squire Davis Kirby and Ford, with music by Miss Lamont and MesdamesFrench Hooker W. A. Jones Willis. The event described as one of the season’s pleasant affairs.
Druggist J Goldsmith of Van Etten New York reports five years of complete satisfaction with Chamberlain Cough Remedy for his own family and customers. He cites its usefulness for ordinary coughs colds and the persistent cough.
Mrs George Long of New Straitaville Ohio writes that a frightful cough kept her awake nights until Dr King’s New Discovery cured her and saved two lives. She states the remedy cured Mr Long’s pneumonia and praises its merit for throat chest and lung troubles. Trial bottles free at City Drug Store. Card of Thanks from EpnrmM STouner Anntr Ii Srouurr.
P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months with a frightful running sore on his leg. Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly healed it in ten days. Effective for ulcers wounds burns boils pain and piles. Guaranteed. Only 250. Sold by City Drug Store.
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