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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
2
After illness the body's fight against germs depends on nourishment. Scott's Emulsion provides pure, medicinal nourishment that builds rich blood and strengthens nerves and lungs to help prevent relapse, with no alcohol or opiates.
Reichle June 10 special report lists Lloyd Poe taken to Idaho Falls for appendicitis surgery by Hugh Hall. Local residents such as Mrs Hall and children visited Melrose. several teens attended a Melrose dance. Miss McMullen visited Dillon. Mrs L Kambich visited friends in Melrose. John Herzog returned to Butte after painting the schoolhouse. Garrison and Zabel attended a Dillon ball game with A Gillis. Mrs L R Foote and children returned from Butte. Mr and Mrs Dodge from McCarthy visited Reichle. Ida B Hartwig returned from Kuna with aunt Mrs I Jacobs. Julius Hartwig visited Dillon. Alois Fassler looked over Melrose roads. a passing sheepherder waved farewell to a departing train after failing to flag it.
Mrs. James Duncan of Haynesville Me reports relief from fatigue and nervousness after using Electric Bitters a tonic that supposedly cleanses the system. Ad claims the product cures and renews strength with prices 50 cents and 1 dollar plus Bucklen's Arnica Salve for cuts.
Governor S V Stewart proclaims filing of petitions to submit to Montana voters on November third an act creating an industrial insurance department. The measure covers compensation for injured workers and dependents, enforcement provisions, and related penalties and police power.
The document records a Montana proclamation dated June 2 1914 with signatures of Governor 8 W Stewart and Secretary A M Alderson affixed with the Great Seal in Helena. It notes legal actions abolishing negligence doctrine as grounds for damages and depriving courts of jurisdiction in such cases.
Governor Stewart proclaims a 1914 election submission on November 3 for an act to invest state Permanent Common School and other funds in designated securities. The notice, dated June 9, 1914, at Helena, seals the official call with Secretary of State Alderson approving and signing.
Sealed bids for a Court House addition in Dillon Montana will be received by Beaverhead county commissioners until 2 o clock p m Saturday June 27 19 4. Plans and specifications are available at the County Clerk and C M Roode s Dillon office. Each bid must be in a sealed envelope endorsed Proposal for Court House Addition and include a certified check for three hundred dollars payable to Beaverhead County.
Sealed bids for a log one room schoolhouse in Monida District 38, Broadwater County Montana must be received by J H Wundage clerk no later than noon June 27 1914. Building size 21 by 26 feet with hip roof and partition, upright logs, shingled. Bond required. Completion by September 1 1914. Plans from clerk J H Brexpace. First publication June 12 1914.
Three year old black mare missing with Shambow brand 3 lazy S and the number 17 on the left shoulder. Finder should notify J. Es-Morse and will receive a reward.
W M Aber argues consolidation of Montana universities reduces overall building and operating costs. He contends land and buildings can be reallocated with little cash loss, cites Missoula and Bozeman needs, and compares Montana to Idaho for efficiency. He asserts educational gains outweigh perceived architectural grandeur and warns against secret influences against consolidation.
A vintage ad touts Dr Hobson’s Eczema Ointment as a cure for stubborn itchy skin conditions including eczema. It claims immediate relief after the first application and features a testimonial from Mrs C A Einfeldt of Rock Island Illinois. The ad guarantees results and lists a 50 cent price at druggists.
Strayed bay mare branded J B left shoulder Y lazy A right hip and her colt were found at F H Bimrose ranch on Tuesday June 2. Owner urged to call to claim mare and foal and pay charges. 23-tf.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a $500 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $250 reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
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