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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
8
A mistaken idea about Scott's Emulsion leads some to avoid it fearing weight gain. The ad asserts the emulsion strengthens the body first and then adds flesh, with blood forming properties helping the body throw off sickness. It warns to avoid alcoholic substitutes for Scott's.
Armstead expects a lively season as guests arrive from Idaho Michigan Nevada and Utah for the summer. Notables include Edith Decker Herndon Jane Decker and Dr. Clinton Scott among others. The public school closed with a neighborhood picnic and Miss Bessie Wall will teach a summer Normal. The Butte fish train brings fishermen to Bedrock river and Horse Prairie creek amid a cool Sunday breeze.
Advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a tonic to cure fatigue and nervous weakness, claiming to renew strength by driving out waste. A testimonial from Mrs. James Duncan of Hainesville, Me says she was cured after doctors gave up. Priced 50c and 1.00 at druggists. Bucklen's Arnica Salve also advertised for cuts.
Reichle hosted a large dance with many from Dillon Apex Melrose and Wisdom attending. Visitors included Fred Woodside Carl Sassman Frank Bryan H Schrader Jacob Mittelmeir and D W Erwin. Reichle Sunday school invites attendees to service led by Rev A R Hardy next Sunday. Frost mildly affected beans and potatoes but overall the valley remains beautiful.
The forest service is seeking cooperation from gun and ammunition makers to remind purchasers of fire danger. Printing brief warnings on cartridge boxes or packing slips could curb careless use by hunters and campers. Manufacturers have expressed willingness to help in campaigns to protect game and habitats.
The American Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals endorses a bulletin advocating humane instant kill traps. The article urges a fund to reward inventors and popularize humane traps in the trapping industry.
Dillon Mont. citizen George Opp says Doan's Kidney Pills ended weeks of dullness and low energy. The testimonial notes the remedy's five decade history, price fifty cents, and availability at all dealers. Foster Millet Co Buffalo NY promotes the product in local advertisement.
A horse branded on the right hip with two white hind feet and a small stripe is taken up at Reichle. Owner can claim it by contacting J. S. Fercuson at Reichle, Montana, and paying the notice fee. Notice dated late June.
The Montana dairy industry compares favorably with neighboring states in butter quality. Educational scores from the dairy school show Montana butter often surpasses entries from Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. With favorable feed, cool nights, and pure water, Montana aims to compete on quality and backs Montana made butter through merchants and producers alike.
Week ending June 20 1914 lists transfers including George Edinger 180 acres below John Foster and Carl C Knoll and several Wise River parcels. Mining claims at Bald Mountain and various creek allocations are shown with stated considerations. Also noted are homestead occupancy, unsurveyed acreage, desert declarations and a sale contract for Snow Stern placer claim.
The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets the first and second Thursday evenings of each month. A meeting call of three taps on the courthouse bell will be given. For Rent Eight room house with bath on South Atlantic Street. Apply to Mrs William Klein.
Finder notifies J B Morse about a lost three year old mare bearing Shambow brand 3 lazy S and 17 on left shoulder. Reward offered. No. 2B.
In the matter of the estate of Alvin T Kellum deceased property at Lima to widow. Articles of incorporation of Poindexter Orr Townsite company filed. Statement of the Van Riieck Bacon Investment Co filed.
Sufferers of eczema and related eruptions find relief with Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment. A Rock Island holder reports nine years free of the ailment after use. The ad promises immediate relief and healing upon first application, with a 50 cent price at druggists.
The registration books for the Primary Nominating Election to be held Tuesday August 25 1914 will close Saturday July 25 1914 at 5 oclock p m Electors may register before the county clerk or a justice of the peace or notary public under the law Those who failed to vote at the last general election must register if not already placed on the rolls Those who moved must cancel and re register Dillon Montana Beaverhead County June 20 1914 Jay Baker County Clerk and ex officio registrar adv 26-30
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association posts rewards for crimes on the forest. Five hundred dollars is offered for the conviction of any sheep thief and two hundred fifty dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
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