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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
5
Local items show Graeter Grocery Company promoting seeds and spring hats while delivering low prices. Notables include Arthur Sullivan ill and Mrs. Hart with spring hats. Assessor Anderegg begins Big Hole basin work. J Kennedy cattle buyer visits Dillon. Mrs. Lucy Wadams returns to Seattle after a visit.
Raining fresh groceries six days a week. Some staples don’t move daily but fresh items arrive regularly. We buy often to sell often creating quick outlet and low prices, making it a good buying place for you.
Leo Truax of Lima attended the Woodmen's ball in Dillon last Saturday. Mrs. James Stephens of White Sulphur Springs visits with her son Dr. J. H. Stephens. X V NI Club hosted by Mrs. W A Jones at Mrs. J E Morse home. Mrs. T D Olmsted entertained guests at dinner for eight. Mr. and Mrs. F A Hazelbaker returned from Butte after visiting friends. Thompson's orchestra set an Easter ball for April 15 at Dart's hall. George Mast sustained a serious leg injury while assisting with a house move on North Railroad Avenue. the bone was set and he is resting as well as possible.
Dillon notes show women flocking to Mrs Hart and Rabb Taylor for the latest Easter hats. George W. Perkins visits Butte. Selways arrive from Bedrock. A L Stone returns from Salt Lake City. Inland Empire teachers in Spokane plan meets April 5–6. St James services next week led by Bishop Brewer.
A non-partizan Citizens Caucus is called to meet at the Courthouse Dillon Montana on Monday March 26 1906 at 8 o'clock p m to nominate a candidate for the office of Alderman for each ward. B F Waite Mayor.
An advertisement explains that a parasite causes scalp dandruff and hair loss. It promotes Herpicide from The Herpicide Co Detroit and mentions sending 10 cents for a sample via City Drug Store as agents.
A lynching anecdote from Representative Dixon describes vigilantes about to hang two men, one escapes after a rope breaks. In a separate ruling Judge Bourquin of Butte orders dismissal of four criminal cases for failure to bring defendants to trial within six months after information filing unless good cause shown.
Real estate notice for Dillon Montana offering two 60 foot front lots. The property includes a six room house with modern improvements, a barn for three horses, a 20 by 20 foot chicken house, and running water. Address W. G. Clark Dillon Mont. Coordinates not specified.
The ad promotes groceries and provisions as essential for healthy, hearty children's play. It claims good mothers choose the right food for proper development and urges readers to buy here for the best supplies.
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