Mrs J J Griffith Registered at Metlen Hotel
Mrs J J Griffith of Livingston registered at the Metlen hotel the first of the week according to hotel records.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
5
Mrs J J Griffith of Livingston registered at the Metlen hotel the first of the week according to hotel records.
The notice highlights price cuts on hats at Mrs Hart and requests word on Rabb and Taylors hats. It mentions Lingérie hats for the season and lists John W Morton Co haying tools. It notes visits by local residents to Dillon and travel to the National Park, plus graduation plans and a sale of Butte mining stock and Dr W alker’s office hours.
Items from The John W. Morton Co. advertise linen hats latex hats and garden equipment while Rabb Taylor promote lingerie hats and eyelet embroidery. Community updates include society meetings stage line travel, coal availability, a new rock crusher arrival, and upcoming church sermons and social gatherings.
Appearing old harms employment prospects in competitive times. Dandruff signals a germ that harms hair roots and can cause baldness. Newbro's Herpicide claims to destroy the pest, doubles as a hair dressing and dandruff care, and is sold by druggists with a 1 cent sample offer from The Herpicide Co Detroit.
Monida Montana June 15 Word reached here this afternoon of the destruction of Tom A Metzels dam on Fish creek by dynamite. The blast yesterday blew about 50 feet of dam cribbing aside. Over 5000 acre feet of water escaped causing damage to nearby ranches. The dam cost several thousand dollars to build and conserve waters for the Metzel ranch. A reward of 500 is offered for the arrest and conviction of the guilty parties.
The Conger family expresses heartfelt thanks for kind offices of friends and neighbors during their bereavement. They say such acts will be treasured while life lasts. Mrs. Jas Conger and family.
Many users praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy yet hesitate to give testimonials for publication. They remain friends of the remedy, spreading word to neighbors and helping it become a household word. Available through Riley, the Druggist.
Miss Euphemia Innes and Mr. G. G. Wheat were married at the Innes home west of Dillon in a morning ceremony under cottonwood shade. Rev. A. B. Martin officiated. bride’s maid was Mary Innes and best man Walter Buford. They plan to live in Virginia City after a wedding breakfast and departure by afternoon train.
Willie Powers ten year old son of John Powers suffered serious injuries when he stumbled beside a loaded timber wagon. The rear wheel passed over his body crushing his left hip and causing internal injuries. He was brought to Dillon and treated by Dr. H A Bond with a guarded prognosis.
The Associated Press reports continuing coverage of the San Francisco earthquake with new details and official responses. Officials urge safety measures as aftershocks follow the initial quake and residents assess damage and compute repairs.
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