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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1914
Page
10
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Local court notes report John Gowing jailed for fifty days by Justice A. A. Kenison for assault on Officer Rettalack on March 12. Rettalack used a night stick. Gowing denied knowing the officer. Rettalack sustained a broken tooth and Gowing suffered a bruised head. Ed Patrick pled guilty to gambling. Judge Poindexter fined one hundred dollars. Patrick arrested March 12 and pled guilty in justice court then fined in district court. Three vagrants Frank Clark James Kesner and Frank Kelly received suspended sentences after begging and trespass on Joe Thompson’s property. Sheriff Erwin aided in arresting Kelly.
The Foster Candy Kitchen balcony is enlarged to seat more guests. Two large tables for six each will serve larger parties in a modern, well equipped store. No expense is spared to keep the shop up to date and stylish.
Chas. C. Bingham and Miss Lillie Kidd of Lima secured a marriage license at the clerk’s office last Saturday afternoon and were married there by Justice Peter Hansen last Monday. Will S. Tash of Grasshopper valley was in town yesterday.
Dillon area notes record many visitors and residents including Miss May Lacey of Melrose, Dr. R H Ryburn of Bannack, and J L Vanney of Melrose. Local commerce mentions oats prices, farm goods, and retail ads for shoes and flour. Several townspeople travel to Butte for events, funerals, or shopping, and community notices include auctions and grazing permit info for 1914.
A Dillon area notice lists multiple real estate transfers including Francis Mulligan to Rodger Hufling for beach acreage east of Dillon, and Smith to Wharton for lots on North Washington. It also notes water rights allocations, subdivision deeds in Lima, and various deeds and filings such as decrees of distribution and articles of incorporation. Nels Nelson, formerly of the county, visits Dillon for business matters.
Beaverhead county is urged to support a June 1 1914 Montana Publicity Association special anniversary edition promoting investment homes and state prospects. John Byrne of Butte leads outreach while Hazelbaker of the Beaverhead Commercial Club appeals for county representation.
Mrs. Belle S. Miles an early Butte resident who came to Montana in 1868 died March 13 at her daughter Mrs. W. C. Almon’s home in Helena. She had moved to Helena nine years ago to live with her daughter and the body was taken to Butte for interment.
Special notice urges care for the young and the very old during March. It warns of croup bronchial colds lagrippe and pneumonia and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe reliable family medicine to stop cough ease cold progress and relieve congested air passages. Potts the druggist adv 1m.
A classic advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a remedy for dull lifeless hair. It claims the product nourishes the scalp, reduces dandruff, stops itching, and leaves hair soft fluffy and radiant with life. Available at druggists in fifty cent bottles with a refund guarantee.
The advertisement argues that indoor and outdoor painting both suit Devoe Paint. It claims Devoe covers more surface per gallon and outperforms ordinary paints, while hand mixed paint cannot match its effectiveness. Hughes & McCaleb are agents.
A banking service promotes foreign drafts on all points in Europe and beyond. It invites travelers to secure drafts before trips to Asia Africa South America Mexico China Japan and other regions for smooth finances abroad.
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