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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1899
Page
4
Mr. G D Bruce Tudor eye specialist from Tudor & Co. will visit Mrs. L Kupfer's Jewelry Store on Monday and Tuesday May 29 and 30 for diagnosing and correcting eye troubles. No charge for examination. Two days only at Mrs. Kupfer's Jewelry Store. Fidell Huber, Mer.
Lima letters detail a wide community effort for a grand Fourth of July celebration including a ball, fireworks display, and large racing premiums. Locals mention visiting kin, weather changes, road surveys, and several upcoming weddings, with notes on health and nearby district activities.
Martin Barrett spent multiple days in Dillon on business last week. Samuel Jaggers and his wife were in Dillon for a pleasure trip with their daughter in law Pessa.
Pageville records several visits with Fred and J M Page in town and state capital. Mrs H B Boothby arrives from Butte for summer stay with Mrs Albert Wilcomb. Mrs Louis Maurer visits cousin Mrs A Galantine in town while Mae Burtch returns from Dillon with fellow Normal students. Nellie Page remains confined to bed due to illness.
District court proceedings include multiple cases with defendants and plaintiffs, verdicts and dismissals. Notable items include a $75 verdict with costs, habeas corpus granted, divorce decrees, not guilty findings, and a contempt ruling with a $500 fine.
Montana stockmen prosper in Big Hole basin where ideal hay and fenced ranges feed big fortunes. For sale is a 2000 acre patented, well equipped ranch with hay, water, barns, housing, and implements, offered by Dillon Real Estate & Investment Co. at favorable terms. Also notes from Argenta about Lafe Scott’s rich silver lead discovery and local social updates.
An old advertising claim promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets as a one day cure for colds. It promises a refund if the remedy fails and notes a 250 price. The tablet bears the genuine L. B. Q. mark.
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