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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1913

Page

8

Dillon notes travel and meetings across counties

Local figures including Louis Stahl Alois Fassler E W Geary and F A Hazelbaker appear in Sunday to Monday travel reports from Butte Dillon Lima Boulder and Helena. Coroner L C Ford and W T George visit towns, with Beaverhead Brewery ads and a Rumpelstiltskin promotion at the Normal. Community notices cover church confirmations sales and local classifieds.

Alois Fassler Melrose Dillon E. W. Geary Lima F. A. Hazelbaker Helena L. C. Ford W. T. George Boulder Virginia City Madisonian Beaverhead Brewing “Company Universal Olmsted-Stevenson Company Dillon Coal & Transfer Co General Transfer Dillon’ Bakery Butte Anaconda Standard Butte Auto Company E. B. Williams

Brother Found After $125,000 Inheritance Tale

Mrs. M. J. Conners and her husband located her missing brother in Wisconsin after a $1,000 reward led a Sonoma County fruit grower to identify him from a newspaper advertisement. The search, sparked by an inheritance from an uncle, underscores the power of ads in making fortunes.

the Tribune M. J. Conners Mike Conners Dillon

How Blood Is Made and Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery

The text explains absorption of nutrients into the blood via the small intestine and how blood carries food to cells. It then promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to aid absorption, claims to build up the body, and cites a testimonial from Frep R. Monro praising the remedy after typhoid illness.

Dr. Pierce The Invalids’ Hotel Buffalo, N.Y Frep R. Monro Paradise N. S Pierce KR. V. Pierce

Cure for stomach distress offered by Chamberlain tablets

A Wakelee Michigan man claims lasting relief after a year with Chamberlain's Tablets for chronic stomach disorders. He says other medicines failed to help, and urges readers to buy from dealers.

P. H. Beck Wakelee Mich Chamberlain

Hoquiam Chooses Bitulithic for Street Work

Hoquiam plans extensive street improvements as favorable weather and prosperity boost activity. The council aims for permanency and first class streets using bitulithic paving for durability and economy, well suited to the region's climate.

Hoquiam Adv

Senate deadlock blocks Montana postmaster nominees

A March 2 Washington telegram reports President Taft's Montana nominees, including Grace Lamont of Dillon, will not be confirmed due to a senate deadlock and Senator Myers objections. If Lamont remains postmaster, it will be under a Democratic administration, not the Republicans.

Washington Myers Montana Taft Grace Lamont Dillon

Booths Hyomei Promoted Air Inhaler for Catarrh

War against catarrh is declared with Booths Hyomei described as a germDestroying inhaled treatment. The ad promises guaranteed relief or money back and offers a pocket inhaler for 50 cents or a complete outfit for one dollar. Breathe cleansing air without internal dosing.

Booth Potts

Why are we in this life according to a pool hall lesson

A speaker discusses life purpose with a young man and a pastor’s reply to obtain eternal life. He argues God made man to know love and serve Him, with Heaven as a reward earned by innocence and repentance. The talk urges viewing life as building eternity rather than a mere good time.

Normal Notes from the Dormitory and Clubs

The campus week includes the German club meeting in dorm parlors, sorority gatherings, and dinners hosted by Mrs. Clements. Sadie Nord goes home to Saugus, Prof. Shoudy returns from New York after his father-in-law’s death, and Mabel Malee returns after illness. The YWCA secretary Miss Fox visits. Junior music class performs at convocation. Examinations for the second quarter were held, new quarter starts Monday with new classes.

Loretta Lee Butte Clements Sadie Nord Saugus Prof Shoudy New York Mabel Malee Ilness Miss Fox

Electric Bitters Promises Rheumatism Relief

Stomach trouble lazy liver and deranged kidneys blamed for rheumatism. Electric Bitters claimed to restore stomach liver kidneys and bowels to health and ease rheumatic pains. Testimonial from Charles B. Allen of Sylvania Georgia recounts complete cure after four bottles. Available 50 cents and 1.00, recommended by Potts the druggist.

Charles B. Allen Sylvania Potts

Madero’s 1909 US Journey Through Dillon and Butte

The murdered former Mexican president Madero and Emilio traveled from Butte to Salt Lake City via Dillon in 1909. They stayed in Butte for hours and Salt Lake City for a day. They attended the irrigation congress in Billings and departed October 27, with Romulo Essibar and D. H. Madero. Movements were kept secret at the time.

Madero Dillon Mexico Emilio Butte Salt Lake City National Irrigation Congress Billings Salt Lake Notre Dame College Romulo Essibar The Agricultural College of Mexico D. H. Madero

Honey and Tar Compound Promoted by Druggist Ad

Advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as stopping coughs healing inflamed air passages and strengthening lungs. Claims the genuine product comes in a yellow package with a beehive on the carton and urges customers to refuse substitutes. Potts the Druggist.

Foley

Inauguration Promised in Dillon by Wilson Hope

A historical note claims President Wilson should have been inaugurated in Dillon. The day described was springlike with a 43 degree reading at 4 30 p m.

Wilson Dillon

Real estate transfers and land deeds listed in Dillon notices

A Dillon real estate section documents several transfers with deeds and patents. Transactions include Dishno Live Stock Co. selling parcels near Bloomfield creek and a mill site, Gilbert to Slack on Kentucky avenue, Tessier to Forney on North Pacific street, and multiple large-acre farm transfers in Centennial valley and surrounding districts.

Dishno Live Stock Co Alfred C. Dishno Bloomfield Creek Edward C. Dishno Jackson Robert M. Gilbert Ida M. Slack Barnett Dillon Kentucky Avenue John Tessier John Forney North Pacific Street Lewis G. Woodside B. N. Stevenson Thomson Avenue St. Andrew Eskildson Daisy Seybold Lina Daisy McNineh George P. Hughes Big Sheep Creek John D. Scott Lottie S. Kimmel Armstead

Devoe Paint Promises Best Results for Your Walls

A brief note highlights Devoe paint as the choice for quality wall coatings promising the best finish. It emphasizes durable color, smooth application, and long lasting coverage for home interiors.

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