03 Mar 1899
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1899
Page
1
Fidel Huber manager advertises daily arrivals of priced items in Dillon including 8 day half hour striking clocks with alarms at 4.00, quadruple silver plated tea set four pieces at 8.00, beat plated tea spoons six for 2.00, butter knives and sugar shells at 0.60 each, inviting customers to call and view the stock.
Robert Rantoul, division freight agent of the Northern Pacific, visited Dillon and Twin Bridges. He surveyed local resources, tonnage, and freight volumes, praising Dillon’s appearance and prospects while noting he gathered information for his superiors. A committee guided him about town and to the stock ranch, with hopes the extension will be recommended.
Archie Gibson of Bannack leads a new dredging venture with John Brenner and partners to install a dredge on the Horse Prairie placers. The plant, costing about 40 000 dollars, will be built by spring and operate mid July, promising 3000 yards of gravel processed daily.
An Albany dairyman sought a physician for his very ill child with croup and while awaiting the doctor bought Chamberlains Cough Remedy hoping for relief until the doctor returned. The report ends with his next statement.
Mrs Michael Curtain of Plainfield Illinois states she fought a lung illness described as consumption. A family physician allegedly called her a hopeless case. A druggist advised Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption and after one dose she felt relief and improvement.
A Dillon writer recounts the early journey to Mexico, praising fine weather, leave-taking scenes, and the luxury of rail travel. He notes Denver's growth and hospitality from B. L. Smith, then travels via Santa Fe through Colorado and New Mexico toward El Paso and Juarez, describing border life, irrigation prospects, and cross-border customs. He ends with a tongue-in-cheek remark on Congress and a stray wire service note about Congressman John Allen.
Special Correspondence reports Mr and Mrs R W Page home after a week with their son in Whitehall Mrs Hery Utley visiting daughter Belle in East Helena and friends in the capital Miss Mina Page sick but recovering Miss Mina Page had been ill C L Utley visited Rochester last Saturday Mr and Mrs Elmer Page moved home and are keeping house here again George Comfort visited Montana and will make Pennsylvania their future home Miss Baker's Centerville school gave an entertaining program with refreshments served
The ad claims worms harm children and weaken them. It praises White's Cream Vermifuge as a prompt safe and certain remedy that kills worms and restores strength. Sold by L. J. Williams for 95 cents.
Fragmentary line notes iron nerve and indomitable will in a人物 portrait. The phrase suggests resilience or determination but provides no clear events, dates, or affiliations to anchor a full news item.
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