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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1899
Page
3
Legal notice referencing Procter and Gamble Co Cincinnati. Summary notes copyright claim language and rights statement typical of corporate notices.
Dr. M. A. Miller this week awarded the contract to extend the Noonday shaft in Argenta. A crew moves boilers hoists and mining gear as work begins. The article urges local support and investment to develop mines and spur a regional mining boom, hoping the 100 foot extension proves profitable for the owner and town.
Road supervisors warn of rising flood danger with record snowmelt and heavy rains expected to swell streams. Officials fear widespread destruction and advise residents in the southern region to prepare for a rapid wall of water, recalling past near-disasters in Glendive.
A shopper describes severe stomach pains and weakness, visits Miller and McCurdy's drug store, and praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which "worked like magic" after one dose. The advert ends with the claim of not being without it.
Arrangements completed among Beaverhead county capitalists to form a Dillon bank by July 1. Incorporators include Martin Barrett, F. L. Graves, Jos Shineberger, A. F Greater, Wm Roe, and A. L. Stone. Fully paid capital at $50,000, location in the Dillon National Bank building with Stamm's rooms. Stone expected as cashier. bank type undecided between state or national.
A large Dillon Alumni banquet at the theatre and Odd Fellows hall drew a lively crowd Wednesday evening in May. Gov. Smith of Helena attended with his daughter, as guests enjoyed music, games, and a 125-seat banquet with decorative flowers and generous refreshments.
The women of the M E church announce a strawberry and ice cream social tonight rain or shine. Fresh berries and top cream priced at 25 cents. All are invited to come.
The writer expresses lasting gratitude to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for help with coughs lung troubles and whooping cough. They have used it in many cases and always received perfect satisfaction and wish the manufacturers to continue producing the remedy.
Citizens gather at Dart Opera House for prayer and addresses by Rev. M B Loughlen Senator Edwin Norris and Gov. Smith. The old soldiers lead a cemetery procession to Mountain View for wreaths and flowers. A union memorial service at the M E Church concludes the day with patriotic music and remarks.
Mrs J W Scott of Bedrock rushed from Dillon after her daughter Fern was tossed from a horse. The frightened horse dragged her along railroad ties for three quarters of a mile, bruising her head foot and ankle. She remained conscious and is recovering, though she may lose her taste for riding.
J Stevens, lessee of the Mauldin and Seligman mines at Argenta, reports two more carloads of rich ore shipped this week. He notes a larger ore body found at Seligman and predicts shipments will rise from three to more cars weekly, promising a bright outlook for Argenta.
A fall caused hip pain that worsened into rheumatism. After trying Cham berlain's Pain Balm from City Drug Store, half a 50 cent bottle cured the ailment completely. F A Babcock of Erie Pa endorses the remedy and urges friends to use it.
A Fair Statement argues against faulting Doct 3, presenting a view on fairness. The piece emphasizes balanced critique and cautions against hasty judgments. It frames the debate around equitable standards and responsible evaluation.
A notable touring company led by John Lindsey opened a three night run at Dillon Theatre with Ingomar. Despite a small audience, the performance received creditable rendering and strong potential for tonight and tomorrow. Tonight’s bill features Hazel Kirke as a companion piece and promises a rare treat for theatregoers.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve claimed to cure skin eruptions, ulcers, boils, felons, corns, warts, bruises and burns. Advertises best pile cure, pain and ache relief, priced at 25 cents with money back guarantee, sold by Central Pharmacy.
Two parties in Oregon aim to exchange business locations near Oregon State University. A thriving grocer seeks a climate change friendly partner. a general merchant and postmaster near Beav erhead county contemplates a swap. Offers include half trade for ranch or suburban property with rent guarantee.
Before purchasing any property, come and let us see what we can do for you. Costs you nothing to list your property with us unless we effect a sale. Two renters desire 3 to 7 roomed residences close in.
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