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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1904
Page
12
Mrs Hart offers new hats and stock at her store while Dillon area news highlights a Dillon orchestra performance at The Fair, new stock displays, 20 percent discounts, local deliveries, and updates on residents including Frances Browne, Rita Hyndman, and Miss Nannie.
Jobn Lindsay markets rights to build and use the Young Patent Rack Stand that automates unloading hay racks from wagon gears. Load by backing onto the stand and dropping two levers, unloads itself. sale price is reasonable, with demonstrations at Harry Lindsay's place north of town. A county canvass will offer everyone a chance to buy.
The article explains that Newsbro's Herpicide is a remedy for herpes and related scalp diseases caused by vegetable parasites. It claims the product destroys the microbes, stops dandruff itching and hair loss, and promotes hair growth. Samples offered by The Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan, send 10 cents in stamps.
Mayor White's absence in St. Louis on World's Fair business leads Dillon's city council to postpone the regular meeting until his return. A May meeting is expected to be scheduled for Monday. the election on the 4th requires appointment of judges and clerks. Aldermen term expirations are A F Graeter, Leonard Eliel, and A S Rife. Water works discussion expected.
Lieutenant McRae, nephew of Chief of Police Stone, was killed with six privates during a patrol along Samar's east coast on Feb 18. The dispatch notes a bolo rush by 500 fanatics as the cause, with Private Salamon of the 14th cavalry also killed at Jolo. He served about four years, rising from the ranks on merit.
Preparations are under way for a can tata by the Methodist church to be given about April 1 to aid a missionary teacher in India. Prof E J Passmore directs the cantata titled The New Flower Queen or The Coronation of the Rose. Two wagon loads of quartz weighing 23 000 pounds from the Polaris mine were moved to Dillon for shipment to Butte smelters as Polaris continues silver production.
One hundred dollar reward offered for an incurable case. F J Cheney & Co claim reliability and financial ability. West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin endorse Cheney. Cure taken internally and said to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Price seven cents per bottle. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills promoted as best.
Rochester Minstrel company of Rochester Montana plans a Dillon performance. Organized by A J Dorland and B E Robson the group features strong home talent with buck and wing dancing and vocal and instrumental pieces. Robson is cousin to the actor Stuart Robson.
The Fair store features a Dillon orchestra tomorrow evening as part of the Great White Sale. Mr. Lusher plans a genuine treat for customers, inviting all to listen to music above average while viewing the vast stock of white goods offered at low prices.
Want to lease for one to three years, good ranch. Buyer may take stock on abatements with it if desired. Address B. Box 111, Rochester, Mont. 9-31.
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