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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
5
Notices list charges for church festivals fairs dances and sociables with admission fees. Obituary poetry and cards of thanks are billed per line. The Tribune Press disclaims debts by employees except when signed by the manager. Subscribers should report missed deliveries.
A May 27, 1914 reading editorial celebrates Montana woolgrowers as wool prices rise over Schedule K levels. It questions quoted figures, contrasts 1913 and 1914 markets, critiques Wilson administration tariffs, notes unemployment and imports, and denies consumer benefit from higher finished wool prices.
Reports from multiple Montana towns show strong support for woman suffrage. Banquets, symposiums, and speeches engage diverse groups, with Miss Jane Thompson praising suffrage work in Deer Lodge and Helena leader Grace Cotterill energizing labor unions and local clubs.
There is more Catarrh in this section than all other diseases and it was long deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. is promoted as a constitutional remedy taken to the bloodstream. The firm offers one hundred dollars for any failure to cure and notes availability from Druggists at 76 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Edward B. Fairfield, who came to Montana in 1864 from Fort Wayne Indiana, died in Florin California. He helped establish Glendale and was among Anaconda’s first citizens with ties to Dillon Rochester and Butte. He left Montana about 12 years ago and is survived by his wife and three daughters in California a niece Mrs A J Steele and a nephew L R Edwards of Butte.
Mrs. Laura Augusta Stewart Blackman, pioneer of three western states, died peacefully at her daughter’s Bozeman home after a long life that began in Genesee Michigan and included time in Alder Gulch and Silver Star. Surviving children include Charles Blackman of Butte and J R Cochran and George C Blackman of Bozeman. Funeral held in Silver Star.
The body of hunter Godfrey Browne was recovered Monday afternoon in the Mill creek country near Georgetown lake. He died in a snowstorm last fall and was found in a deep gulch beneath several feet of snow after likely falling from a woodchute while crossing the gulch.
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