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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
7
Notice states a $100 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of parties robbing or molesting Henry Thompson’s property. Additional details are unclear but the message names Henry Thompson and references a cat tips and a pet location.
Miss Echo Templeton and Miss Lucy Kemper of Anaconda visited college friends this week. Potts the Druggist advertises DeWitt’s Carbolized Water Salve and Little Early Risers pills. J M Poindexter and family noted in town. fans watched Dillon lose to Butte Independents. Kennedy's Laxative Syrup touted. Mrs Bowen of Wayne recounts kidney remedy success with Foley's.
A man described as a crazy shepherd was arrested yesterday and jailed after two years of herding for Jas. Paxton. The column notes a $500 certificate of deposit at a Butte bank and lists several drugstore products including DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills and Sollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It mentions train delays from a Beaverhead river washout, bridge repairs, and local letters about Idaho land near Middleton.
Waterloo plans a large Fourth of July style celebration with an elaborate program and a grove offered by Mr. Noyd for the picnic. Local residents hope the event recalls the town's famed past and pledge determination to make it a success. Local visits include P. Carney's trip to Butte and families from Butte and Whitehall visiting relatives in the area.
Demonstration in New York shows Hiram Percy Maxim’s gun producing a six inch penetration in two target books without audible discharge. A slight trigger click precedes a silent report, and the softnosed bullet is found embedded in the leaves of the books upon examination.
June 15 note recalls a well attended Polaris affair with music and socializing. Local columns list visitors, schools, road conditions, and community remarks about residents, ranch life, and upcoming plans in the Grasshopper valley.
Miss Esther Stone leaves town to return to Ruby Valley in Madison County last Friday. She travels with her parents who had visited Mr and Mrs Cahill during her stay with her uncle and aunt.
A grocer offers refunds for unsatisfactory tea and coffee. The ad asserts quality with a playful note that Uke Schillings Best will be compensated if dented.
Judge Brantly to present a silver set to the cruiser Montana. The ceremony is likely around July first with many Montana attendees and a presentation speech by Judge Brantly. The set may be sent to Norfolk Virginia for the ship’s reception and is currently stored in the state capitol vault.
A Dublin style ad recounts back pain and kidney trouble with Mrs. W. B. Bowen of Bozeman praising Dean's Kidney Pills for rapid relief. The ad claims kidneys cause backache and lists a 50 cent price and a 30 day trial for PINULES with dealer Potts' drug store.
In Billings on June 16 the district court upheld the justice court verdict fining Nick Hughes $100 for violating the state eight hour day law. Hughes, a well known contractor, will appeal the ruling to the state supreme court.
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