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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
8
The article explains that the vegetable oils used in Ivory Soap make it suitable for many uses where other soaps fail. It notes the brand as from The Holter and Gamble Co Cincinnati and highlights the product’s safe, versatile qualities for various applications.
John Wells from Melrose and Fred J. Gibson from Bannack visited Dillon during the week. Local social events included the Young Ladies Embroidery Club meeting, a Dillon social club theater party, and a Manse Presbyterian gathering. Half price bargains at the Bankrupt Sale and new stock at Tribune store draw shoppers.
A deal was completed last Friday transferring control of Fyhrie Grocery to new owners J. T. Farley and R. H. Butler. The store will be known as Farley Grocery. Fyhrie retires from management though his future intentions remain undecided. Both new proprietors are longtime local grocers.
F P Moran, a prominent Petersburg baker, praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe for children and effective for bad and whooping cough without opium. It is sold at Williams drug store. The ad also promotes a large stock of wall paper and remnants offered at cost with bargains to attract customers.
It promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism sprains bruises cuts burns frostbite and other pains. One application relieves pain quickly and it cures swelling and glandular issues faster than other treatments. Every bottle warranted price 25 and 60 pts at Williams drug store.
J. B. Farley and R. H. Butler announce they have purchased the Fyhrie Grocery Co. stock and goodwill. They invite the public to visit their store at 1088 to enjoy complete, first class groceries and market prices for farm produce. Also promoting Dr King’s New Life Pills at City Drug Store.
Retail note states complete stock sold at cost as railroad company requires the ground occupied by the building in spring. Location referenced is Moxers opposite the post office.
City of Dillon Montana to hold election on April 2 1900 to approve bonds of 22000 for building and equipping electric light and power plant. Ordinance outlines bond terms interest five percent, twenty year maturity, sinking fund, and tax levy up to five mills, with sale and payment details. Commissioners announce notices in Dillon Tribune and New York newspaper.
The city council designates First ward at H. R. Melton's Law Office Second ward at City Hall and Third ward at Arthur Sullivan's House Polls open from 8 a m to 6 p m for residents aged 21 or older City Clerk G Willis announces the schedule
An old advertisement touts Cascarete candies as a beauty aid. It claims clean blood improves complexion and liver function, promising quick results for ten cents with options at 25 and 50 cents. The copy uses flashy phrases and a bold claim of guaranteed action.
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