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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
8
The Armstead Blade for March 19 1918 reports visits by W N Bichler and others to Butte Dillon and Leadore, local travel by J E Youngken and Tom Mullins, community events including a Shamrock Gala with Mrs Currie, and updates on families, illness, weather, and a theatrical company.
The Ladies' Educational club of Lima Montana held a Saturday afternoon meeting at Mrs Daniel Curries home. The program centered on Ireland honoring St Patrick with papers on The Irish Linen Industry The Irish Potato and Its Value to the People of the Island Dublin the Irish Capital The Blarney Stone and a Sketch of the Life of St Patrick. Members answered roll call with Irish quotations. A geography and drawing test followed.
A school principal from Sylvania Georgia credits Electric Bitters with curing his rheumatism and stomach liver and kidney troubles after four bottles. The ad promotes relief from rheumatic pains and urges readers to treat stomach liver and kidneys with the remedy. 50 cents to 1 dollar. Potts the Druggist recommends.
A harsh cold spell of the week hits Lakeview with a blizzard like feel. James Doyle and J Bray drive 500 cattle from Idaho to Doyle's Winslow ranch for feeding before range turnout. Social at Mountain View ranch hosts 70 guests for progressive high five with prizes and dancing lasting past midnight.
An epidemic of coughing sweeps the town affecting all ages. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is promoted as a quick safe family medicine for coughs and colds. A. Jones of Lee Pharmacy Chico California claims it has no narcotics or harmful properties and recommends it.
M. M. Moss secured Mr Boulin and Miss Tonrey for his St Patrick’s day dance after hearing them delight a Dillon audience during the horse sale. The engagement came about through earnest solicitation by friends who heard the pair perform. Alice Paddock George Francis and Bob O’Connell planned a surprise party on Emmet Douglass and his sister Bessie last Saturday night. The plan, though not a complete surprise, led to a pleasant evening with guests staying late before departing.
Anton H. Jackson left for Dillon after weeks on his basin ranch. Mrs. Rose Pendergast also left for Dillon with Miss Helen Pendergast and George Rhino accompanying to Ames. D. J. Stephens and Allen Plimpton headed to Dillon for business and court. B. R. Stevenson goes to Dillon as witness in Thompson creek water suit. Fred Nelson officiated his first wedding uniting Nellie Stephens and Carl F. Jones at the Woodworth residence in Wisdom. The couple will live in the basin. Jones is Bristow/Jahnke connection from Missoula.
E S Bacon of Bath Maine warns railroad workers about kidney health. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring his strength after chronic kidney inflammation and says he feels better than in 20 years. He urges others to try them.
Willis reports social visits and small business trips around Dillon Melrose and Butte. Notable mentions include George Staudaker buying hogs from Wood Live Stock Co and Carl Hartwig delivering horses for R Ayers at Divide. Multiple residents such as Bernard Garrison Stephen Kambich Jr Sr and Miss Hawkins visit relatives and attend dances.
A Dillon justice of the peace endorses Doan's Kidney Pills claiming they relieve back pain and kidney-related symptoms. The ad urges readers to buy the 50 cent remedy from Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo, New York, as sole US agents.
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