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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
8
A local moral urges citizens to support home industries instead of pouring dollars into mail order holdouts abroad. The piece argues prosperity comes from patronizing local businesses and warns against leaving town for out of town purchases.
Frank Rife went to Prairie on business last Thursday. Ike and Mrs. Rife celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with many presents. Edna Stewart, ill, was visited by Dr. Bond from Dillon. Miss Shoring of Elgin Illinois will teach the Lodge school and board with Mrs. Armstrong. Ida E Leisler of Columbia Falls visits Craver. Mrs. Charles Clark under care of Dr. Miller of Armstead. Frank Holmquist traveled to Armstead for business. Flora Craver Armstrong in Armstead. Shoring visited Craver ranch. Alice Flyn improving after arriving in Montana. Helen Rife home after winter in the east. Ranchers enjoy the rain presently. BILLEE.
Numerous cases of stomach trouble improved by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. One man spent over two thousand dollars on other remedies before being cured by a few boxes. Price 25 cents. Samples free at Potts drug store. 1-m
Special to TR Tribune reports May ends cold with frost and rain hindering growth. Roads poor and hauling heavy loads difficult. Mail service from Monida to Lake Idaho resumes in one day as of the 24th. Y M horses to Yellowstone station as tourist traffic firms up for June fifth. many parties already booked. Mrs Metzel to stay at Metzel ranch.
The report covers dam operations for grayling eggs at the U S commission cabin and at Bozeman with two boxes of eggs packed. Notices note deaths, births, and marriages including Emma Bean and Mrs F Brammer. Local people attend funerals and visit in Dillon Butte and Omaha, with farm and ranch movements and small injuries noted.
Advice for nursing mothers recommends applying Chamberlains Salve to sore nipples after nursing, then wiping before the next feeding. The salve is routinely used by trained nurses and available from Potts the druggist.
Waterloo June 2 no complaints these days of chilly. Visitors to Fish Creek cemetery Memorial Day included Fay Curtis Bechtel Haggerty Miller all of Butte Charles Virden Twin Bridges Walter Beogh Gouth Bouldas E T McCall left for Deer Lodge valley to remain indefinitely.
Weather in Polaris remains favorable for hay with recent showers and sun boosting grass growth. Local residents report new employment at nearby sawmills, visits from relatives, and community events including a dance by the Grasshopper youths. Substantial property moves touch Harby and Ed Haines ranches while church and school activities shift to Pageville for repairs.
Advice for moderate income readers about Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It claims to cure attacks with one or two doses and promotes reliability and low price at 25 cents offered by Potts Druggist.
Special to Tripune reports Rev Elmer Maring of Philipsburg visiting relatives in Pageville while attending the State Sunday School convention in Butte. James Shannon suffers rheumatism, Obie Perry spent Decoration Day in Dillon, Delilah Pennington returns from Melrose, Mrs James Shannon cares for Mrs Reuben Martin, Leslie Utley hauled chickens to Dillon, and Mrs Toothaker of Red Lodge is mentioned in Pageville society news.
An ad extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a pleasant natural laxative. It emphasizes cleansing and mild effects with no debilitating after effects, noting physicians approve its safe ingredients and urging purchase of California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
E W Tardy editor of The Sentinel Gainsboro Tennessee declares Chamberlains Cough Remedy best on the market. He cites quick relief for a baby's winter cold and recommends it when possible. Sold by Potts druggist.
June reports describe bountiful showers and thriving crops in the valley. High points include J. P. Waters field of rye and Memorial Day services in Dillon with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Waters among attendees.
Willis notes a steady stream of visitors from Butte and Melrose seeking Decoration Day gatherings and country air. Names include Julius Hartwig, Miss Katie Beeh, Frank Fassler, Mrs. Reichle, and others. The river rising prompts concern as the bridge faces strain, with holiday outings continuing around Willis and nearby locales.
Locals spotted a curious contrivance hauled along the street described as a flying machine in progress. Built by Murdock McNicoll the device is said to imitate Wright Brothers models and drafts from Scientific American.
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