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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
2
Willis June 16 reports few visitors as high muddy river and creek hinder fishing. A. L. Anderson and son deliver two horses from Dillon, with Masters Henry Bighorn and Vaughn Evans from Melrose. Weather scenes prompt a call for daily kindness and Chamberlain's Liniment is endorsed for minor injuries with fast healing claims. Potts druggist sells it.
June reports show Blacktail family plans for Denver trip and July return to Dillon. Mrs. Foster and children visit Dillon. Ola Eldridge hosts Bernice Wilson. Millard Holman prepares land breaking and coal hauling. Holdon Eldridge plow deployed on the beach. A few cabins have been damaged. Grant Kennison survived a work accident near Lima. Baldwine and Boatman inspect beach crops with hopes for dry land yields.
E W Tardy editor of The Sentinel Gainsboro Tennessee endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best on the market. He cites its quick relief for his baby’s colds and recommends it whenever possible. Potts the druggist handles sales.
Special to Tripunr Pageville June 16 Miss Ida Gustin came from Ruby to visit brother Virgil Gustin. Mrs Whiting and Hazel traveled to Twin Bridges. William Stewart returned from Butte after tending property interests. Jared Nyhart departed for St Paul to be fitted with an artificial leg. QO Gilman conducted business in Pageville.
Miss Mae Frances Bartholomew left for Wibaux to visit friends. Mrs. Crotogena visited Twin Bridges and Pageville. The Ladies Aid will host Mrs. James Shannon on Thursday afternoon June 17. Adolph Stewart brought his brother Otho home after a broken arm recovery. Mrs. Will Clark traveled to Tacoma and Seattle fairs. Jessie Redfield returned from Bozeman with diploma and Lester J. Martin drove her from Twin Bridges. Mrs. Toothacre visited Red Lodge and is sister of Q. S. Talbott. Peter Peterson visited the Barshaw home over the weekend. A. D. Ladue and Jay A. Kennicott stayed at Wildwood ranch. Dewey Gustin moved a carload of horses to Pat Powers in New York City. Pageville hailstorm pebbles. Harold Fuqua ill with rheumatism. C. A. Satile returned from Livingston for a visit. Mrs. H. C. Grey returned from Butte. Mrs. O. J. Proutz went to Butte for a visit.
A mother’s distress over sore nipples is eased by applying Chamberlains Salve after nursing and wiping before the next feeding. Trained nurses report best results, and Potts the druggist supplies the salve.
Light receipts and a steady cattle market across grades with best beeves selling stronger. Feeder trade slow after last week's decline. Corn fed steers range from 6.50 to 7, cows and heifers up to 6, butcher grades 4 to 5. Veal calves 4 to 7. Hogs set a new price record trend with bulk of 7.45 to 7.65 and top at 7.85. Sheep from the far west plentiful but trade slow and easier on softer prices.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are claimed to cure stomach troubles with a single town drugstore offering 25 cent bottles and free samples. A Dillon area baby born June 3 to Mr. and Mrs. John Pendergast links Coral Herr to county schools. Bedrock residents Pat Ward and A W Butts discuss a real estate deal and future housing plans in Dillon.
Miss Edith Scott Decker married Roy B. Herndon in Armstead in a 10 o'clock ceremony performed by Dr. A. B. Martin. The couple left for a northern trip and will be at home in Salmon Idaho after July 15. Attendants included Fern Scott and Annie Herndon.
Dr R H Ryburn of Bannack visits Dillon while County Clerk Baker travels to Lima. Rep Frank Eliel heads to Helena for a few days. Mrs W V Kingsburg of Butte visits Dillon relatives. Several locals report travel, births, and business in the Dillon area.
An advertisement urges readers of moderate means to buy Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It claims one or two doses will cure diarrhoea and notes it has a long track record of reliability. The price is 25 cents and Potts is selling it.
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