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Local brief notes Hyrum Tyree, professor, has visited Dillon this week to see his family. Also advertisement for the White House Shoe for women sold by Kaiser and McQuann as a durable stylish option.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
12
Local brief notes Hyrum Tyree, professor, has visited Dillon this week to see his family. Also advertisement for the White House Shoe for women sold by Kaiser and McQuann as a durable stylish option.
Local society reports include Bart Bastman visiting from Centennial valley and Misses Bond Graeter traveling from Helena. Community updates note St Rose Guild events March 19 at Mrs Neil Sharkey, and the Ladies’ Aid meeting at Mrs Craver’s with about 50 in attendance. Also listed are business notes from Montana Mercantile Co and D I Co, new telephones, osteopath Dr Willard, Kingsbury moves, street cleanup on Montana Street, and a notable flock of seven Madgeese passing through town last night.
Samuel Ashbaugh, longtime Beaverhead County resident and farmer three miles south of Dillon, died Wednesday from acute rheumatism after years of illness. Born October 9, 1827 in Tennessee, he moved west in 1866, built a prosperous farm, and supported the community. He leaves a wife and widowed daughter. funeral was at his home with Rev. R. P. Smith, interment in Poindexter cemetery.
One of Dillon's largest funerals in years honored the late David F. Reinhardt at the Masonic temple with an eloquent address by Dr. A B Martin and a choir. Floral tributes from Montana towns and the region surrounded a fully covered casket as friends and relatives followed to the cemetery. The procession used nearly every carriage in town and pallbearers included J C Metlen and others.
An ad touts Newbro's Herpicide as the cure for dandruff and baldness by killing the dandruff germ. It claims the germ digests at the hair root, causes hair loss, and that no hair preparation works until Herpicide. Sold at drug stores with samples available from The Herpicide Co. in Detroit Michigan.
A pale red cow aged about 92 years with a blotch on the left side was taken up in November near Dewey Montana. The finder states the owner may reclaim by proving property and paying charges. Contact KR W Huants.
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