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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

7

Gilmore Idaho Promoters Push New Town and Rail Link

Promoters describe Gilmore Idaho as a growing mining hub with rich ore at the Gilmore Mine and plans for a Gilmore Pittsburgh Railway. A smelter, power plant, hotel, school, churches, a park, a company store, and water supply are planned to serve a fast expanding district along with an Oregon Short Line survey through Mackay to Salmon City.

Gilmore Salmon City Leadore Idaho Gilmore & Pittsburgh Railroad Texas Hahn Spring Mountain Pittsburgh-Idaho Company Gilmore & Pittsburgh Oregon Short Line Railroad Company Mackay Great Mineral Belt Texas Mining District New Townsite Corporation

A Toothsome Revenge In Charles II. era tavern tale

A playful historical snatch depicts Sir Charles Sedley in an 17th century tavern feud over a necktie and a dentist’s tooth extraction. It reflects social tricks, wagers, and witty repartee from London era humor and scraps.

Charles II Charles Seddey Charles

Free Postage Rivalries Across Early World Posts

A Chicago News item notes Kai Feng China post clerks clashed with stamp buyers who lingered for stamps to be affixed. It highlights Palestine post offices thriving on competition with free local delivery between Jaffa, surrounding colonies, and Jerusalem, where rival offices sometimes accept overweight parcels to avert crossing to competitors.

Kai Feng China Palestine Jaffa Jerusalem Chicago News

Obedient Dachshund Sends Teens Home In New York

A dachshund named Schnapps in New York impressed his master by understanding English and German. The dog repeated a command to “tell the boys to go home,” barking before the front door until the youths left.

Schnapps New York

Origin of White Race Debate Still Open

The New York American notes that the birthplace of the white race is unsettled. Some authorities favor Asia as the origin, others Europe, with the race spreading from there. The matter remains undecided and likely to stay debated for a long time.

Asia Europe New York American

Preacher Advised to Rest Abroad for Health

The specialist tells the popular preacher to take a complete rest abroad or face death in three months. The preacher, replying innocently, agrees to go abroad at once. Youth's Companion.

He Was a Good Mixer Pastor Myron W Weed Featured in Louisville Tale

An Indianapolis pastor famed as a good mixer chats with a saloon proprietor in a blacksmith shop. The man visits later to compare venues for “a good time.” The pastor declares his church is his joint, the First Presbyterian, and invites the other to visit.

Indianapolis Louisville Henry George West Street First Presbyterian Church Myron W. Weed

Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Dillon Resident

W R Kent of Dillon Mont testifies to the relief Doan's Kidney Pills provided after kidney trouble from an operation. He used five boxes to end back pain and restore kidney function, and a later mild recurrence was quickly treated. Sold by Potts Drug Store at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Dillon W. R. Kent Mont Dean Potts’ Drug Store Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Garden Woes and Quiet Vengeance Tale

A housekeeper narrates her ruined garden after a neighbor’s ditch floods it. She notes she saved money to buy a home but fears further loss. The doctor asks about action, and she reveals she spoke only bitterly, hoping floods reach the neighbor’s grave. The tale reflects silent, restrained protest.

Hilen

MX PRESIDENTS ARE RE-ELECTED Continued from Page One

State board to issue diplomas for state and life certificates tomorrow as Harmon reports. Home School President Swain denies Montana residents leaving state for normal schools. Normal school to graduate 24 students. University of Montana to graduate 24 with standards raised successfully.

Harmon Swain Normal School C. A. Duniway The State University

Stal Lions On Hand At Reynolds Ranch South Of Dillon

Reynolds Ranch near Dillon offers grade and full blood registered draft stock. Cattle mature to 1800 2000 pounds and are acclimated for health and usefulness. Grades derive from heavy mares and registered sires, promising strong service.

Reynolds

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Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Johnson & Boone Dillon, Montana Gilmore Townsite A. S. Ross Anderson Bros Feed & Sale A. L. Stone Cashier London Wall Street Catholic Standard and Times Maryville Almshouse Ayer
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