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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
8
Two trappers fought over ground while Lish and Norsker hosted a Sunday school class. The basin reports near freezing river, a horse lost after ice, fires extinguished, and local residents illness and travel. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by a Pa. family.
Henry Miller formerly of the Big Hole commercial company at Wisdom has purchased a 160 acre ranch near Cardwell in Jefferson county and expresses satisfaction with his new location. Mrs. Mary Francis leaves for Indiana to visit relatives and friends in Butte and Dillon. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs J C Hill and tied several comforters during the afternoon session followed by lunch.
An advertisement claims Chamberlains Liniment relieves rheumatism in the foot or instep quickly. It suggests applying the product to the affected area and notes a low cost of a quarter. The copy ends with a prompt asking why suffer.
Lakeview notes March arrived with snow and wind then eased to warmer days. Cattle shipments by Tom Beaty Fred I Hansen Ben Hart Hank Wetmore and James Doyle to Omaha and Portland. stock winter hardship, scarce hay. Mrs Culver returns with boy from Twin Bridges Orphans Home and a canary. Timber wolves damage stock. Fred Hanson loses stallion Wilt Orr era quoted.
Annual call attracts many locals as a team is hired. Jimmie Huston, a mail carrier at Lakeview, is praised as a kind driver with his St. Bernard dog he would not sell for 2000. James Blair shipped a beef cattle carload last Thursday. Colds are warned as gateways to pneumonia and consumption, with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy endorsed for sale by druggists.
Mrs C L Utley and daughter Arlene return from two months in Missoula. Roy and Arlene recovering from measles. Joe Bird welcomed a baby girl born March 1 1911. John Swanstrum injured unloading wood. Carl Swanstrum visiting family in Ashton Idaho. Starcup Bros. lose cattle in river. Kate Saloman visiting Bird ranch. E W Cassell moved to Newton Orr south ranch. R D Martin leg crushed while hauling ice. Needlecraft club met with Mrs Katherine Burtch. Arthur Page homebound from Piedmont. Mrs Burtch and Gladys visit Henry Wolfe at Stone Creek with Clarence Bartholomew. Dwight Bushnell returns with livestock including Percheron mares. Mrs J R Blaisdell and children visit Plains then Twin Bridges. Mrs Thomas Bird awaiting first grandson.
The common insomnia cause is stomach disorders and Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets correct these issues to help you sleep. Sold by all druggists.
Waterloo on March 9 reports Hope Harbison hosted a birthday party marking her seventh anniversary with twelve children attending.
Invitations extended to children for a festive party with games music and a luncheon provided by Mrs Harbison and Mrs Joy Foster. Guests included Hope Townsend as well as residents from Willow Creek South Boulder Silver Star and Twin Bridges.
A compilation lists warranty deeds transferring multiple parcels in Dillon and nearby Big Hole basin including 2 to 5 lot parcels, 160 acre tracts, and mineral claims. Notable transfers include Hugh Mooney to Eva Daisy Wilson, 2 lots. Charles W Wilson to Lena Boone, 2 lots. Charles Perry to Theodore Nelson on Sheriff deed land. and patents granted to Hampton D. Ewing Commodore Foster and Bart Hungate. Considerations range from $1 to $7,500 with several entries at $10 and other nominal sums.
Dillon Public Library announces evening book distribution hours from 7 to 9 30 on Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Friday afternoon distribution runs from 4 to 6 with additional time windows not specified.
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