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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
3
Advertises Newbro's Herpicide as summer necessity to stop itching and dandruff. Claims dandruff is contagious and baldness results if untreated. Promotes relief from Prickly Heat and hot weather scalp fatigue. Targets women as indispensable and notes product won’t stain or dye.
Beaverhead County records show transfers including Otto Gasser to State Bank of Dillon for 480 acres near Bristow with a $1.00 consideration, and Wm. C. Moore to Horace McIntyre for 40 acres near Grant. Multiple Poverty Bar placer interests swap hands among Patrick Haney, Herbert Trueman, Abraham Dean, and James McKinzie for small sums. Also listed are Cold Day lode and various placer locations in Pioneer district and the Big Hole basin. In addition a Rocky Mountain Tea ad and a note on pole hauling contracts for Wisdom to Bannack. R. M. Hart of St. Louis visits Dillon.
Wm Myers of Cearfoss Maryland recalls consuming illness that tormented him until he tried Dr King’s New Discovery. He credits prompt relief and a cure for coughs colds sore throats and bronchitis and says it even prevents pneumonia. Guaranteed at Riley the Druggist’s.
The Oregon Short Line offers a fifteen dollar Salt Lake round trip from Dillon with tickets valid until June 27 1905. Trains No 8 departs Dillon at 7 28 p m arriving Salt Lake at 6 40 a m while No 10 leaves Dillon at 5 20 a m and arrives Salt Lake at 7 40 p m. For details contact S S Carruthers Dillon Montana agent.
Many residents and visitors are listed visiting Dillon on various trips. Shurtz Brothers start brick making for the new Normal College addition. The section notes church services, travel, health ads, and local business updates with multiple named people and places.
A patient from Cherokee, Indiana, credits Electric Bitters with curing a severe kidney condition and backache. He reports improved health and urges others with kidney, liver, or stomach issues to try the tonic. Sold by Riley the druggist at 50 cents with assurance of quality.
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