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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
10
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Bishop Brewer makes annual visitation to Dillon with sermons at morning and evening services and a confirmation class during the morning. A 76 year old bishop since 1881 travels Montana by any means to stay connected with state work. Royal Highlanders host a social surprise at Rathlin Castle on March 17 with lodge at 8 pm and guest reception at 9 pm. Maud Ewing, a 12 year old orphan, was moved to Twin Bridges Orphans’ Home by Sheriff Erwin. Dr. Grant E Finch returns from visiting his mother’s illness back east.
Government seeks satisfactory bids for Montana star routes as parcel post expands. Of 257 routes, only 58 received acceptable offers. The Bannack to Jackson route, bid by John E. Sodergren, was accepted at 2800 dollars for one year, the largest accepted sum in Montana.
Lewis Owens, longtime county resident and Mine engineer from Wales, died Sunday at the Bismark cafe in Butte after a meal with a friend. He is survived by his widow Alice Franklin and seven daughters and one son. Funeral held in Butte. Also reported: Patrick McCarthy sold the old Selway ranch to Joe Butalla, with possession in April. 440 acres and machinery sold, cattle and household goods auctioned March 26. McCarthy family moving to Butte. W J Palmer bought the Thorpe property, 757 acres at $50 per acre, after leasing from E W Slack.
Miss Mary Hawkins married James M. Cameron in Portland on February 19. Cameron, a prominent resident of Condon, Oregon, will make their future home there. Miss Addie R. Baldwin announces opening and millinery display starting March 16 inviting all ladies.
Community notes detail visiting residents and travelers in Dillon and nearby towns such as Butte Lima Armstead and Dell. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs Bert Leggit Edward Marcoe Alex Williamson and many others with updates on work travel and social visits plus upcoming events and local business notices.
Advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a remedy for dandruff itching and oily hair. It claims hair becomes abundant soft and radiant with use and promises a money back refund if unsatisfied. Sold at druggists in fifty cent bottles with the trademark The Girl with the Auburn Hair.
The text urges using 10 gallons of Devoe instead of 15 gallons for ordinary painting. It claims fewer gallons improve quality, durability, and overall cost. It also promotes asking for the painting book.
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