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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
9
Dillon residents and visitors populate the town calendar with store ads and personal updates. John Brundage and Nellie McKnight are among those seen in Dillon while others like Mary Owen and Miss Harts showcase hats and millinery openings.
A long list of local ads and notes shows millinery openings at Mrs Hart and Miss Baldwin with frequent hat displays and promotions. Also included are assorted business visits, horse livery, auto sales, and multiple short items about residents traveling, buying land, and court notices plus a Moab Utah tragedy brief about a wife harming her children before suicide.
The article warns that March weather causes coughs colds croup and grippe. It touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe reliable family medicine to heal inflamed air passages stop coughs and ease breathing. Potts the druggist.
Real estate transfer list for the week ending March 4 1916 records deeds filed under Pearl I Smith. Includes properties moved between owners with parcel specifics and registration dates in a city or county land records section.
For a long time Miss Lula Skelton of Churchville New York suffered biliousness with sick headache and dizzy spells. Cham berlain's Tablets gave her permanent relief. Obtainable everywhere. Ad 1m.
The piece discusses insomnia as a pervasive consequence of worry and anxiety during wartime. It compares leaders to Macbeth, noting the dread of sleeplessness that comes with intense conflict and the burden of governance amid fear and unrest.
Charles Rose a pioneer resident of the Frenchtown valley died last night at his daughter Mrs William Clements home in Milltown. He settled in Huson over 40 years ago and contributed to community development. Surviving daughters Mrs Peter Longpre Nine Mile and son David Rose Huson.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Harrington died after a long illness at St. John’s hospital in Helena at age 62. Born in Iowa, she moved to Montana as a child and lived in Virginia City, Helena, White’s Gulch, Radersburg, Townsend, and East Helena. She was married to Isaac Harrington and survived by her husband, her daughter Eva Harrington, a son Jeff Harrington, and a Helena sister. She was active in the Townsend Methodist church.
William Sodders, an early Montana settler and Vigilante near Virginia City, died at his Harrison home aged 78. Born in Ewing Indiana, he came to Montana in 1864, worked in farming and placer mining, and served H C Harrison's interests while helping establish law and order in the valley. His funeral was held in Harrison cemetery with local youths paying tribute.
George W Mayo of York Montana died at his home after grippe and pneumonia. Born February 22 1839 in Mottville New York he joined a wagon train to Montana in 1864 and rose to captain. Survived by wife Ada Mayo and brother Henry Ottawa Illinois county judge.
Mrs Helena E Curtis registered nurse, associated with The Curtis Hospital on South Washington Street, is noted in the Kingsbury residence records. Details fragmentary. obituary or notice appears in the local column.
Johnson Bros announce a new line of groceries flour and feed at the Dillon Produce house across from Anderson Bros Feed and Stables. With seven years in the line they promise low expenses cash sales and cheap prices with prompt delivery and satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 235 Red in Dillon Mont.
Lands of the Beaverhead Ranch are offered for sale in 40 80 and 160 acre tracts. Prospective buyers may view the property obtain prices and terms and arrange sales by contacting F A Strain the company representative in Dillon at the Metlen hotel. Six years time and six percent interest apply. Adv. 47-1 £
In Johnson Brothers store opposite the Anderson Livery barn, contact for help or a job. Let them know your wants. satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 235 red. W. E. Johnson, 10-12.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a $500 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $250 reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
Notice states the Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A three-tap alarm on the courthouse bell will be given to call members to a meat call.
The Dillon Tribune Book Store lists Spanish in Twenty Lessons for $1.50 and El Final De Normal at 5 cents. The stock status is current and available for purchase.
The Missionary Society of the Episcopal Church will hold a food sale at Olmsted Stevenson's store on Saturday March 11. Adv 21.
For Sale. Ranoh of 160 acres five miles south of Dillon Montana. Box 624 Dillon. Also advertises duplicating second sheets for letters at Tribune Book store.
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