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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
12
An advertisement announces the White House Shoe for women praised as comfortable durable and beautiful and sold exclusively by Kaiser and McCann. A spring wall paper line from Hughes and McCaleb features ingrains embossed books and varnished tiles inviting customers to call and view.
A series of town items cover Hughes and McCalebs wallpaper sales 8000 rolls samples for out of town orders and painting service on short notice. Various local notices report church topics doctor office hours and real estate updates plus upcoming lectures and social events in Dillon.
An ad touts Newbro's Herpicide as a safe grease free dandruff treatment that destroys the scalp parasite. It cites Charles Klein of Laramie Wyoming praising relief from itching dandruff and hair loss and offers a sample by mail with stamps to The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan.
Sophomore class members gathered at Miss Cleo Harrison’s home for a social afternoon with refreshments. Students of Julius Oxsar chose Brutus as their preferred character to sketch, with votes 8 for Brutus 2 for Antony 2 for Cassius 1 for Oxsar and 1 for Portia and 1 for the Populace. Botany and Geometry tests occurred Thursday morning, Latin test this afternoon, Tyree spoke on cell growth to Botany class Wednesday. Fred Woodworth plans a Fort Benton business trip with Mr Noyes and family next week. Sweet pea plants transplanted, two months may bring abundant blossoms to freshen the laboratory. Physiology test last Friday and Ancient History test Wednesday morning. Emma Schuler and Ethel Vance remain absent. Leon Grannis away for a few days.
Senior class deliberations continue as students depart and transfers occur. Mudd and Anderson retire from the Bannack street meat market, James Estes to open a May saloon, and Charles Padley buys the shop and slaughterhouse. O. Mast visits from Birch Creek. Miss Olive Sapp visits Lima. birth announced for Antone Swartz's wife in Dillon. Nettie Rosenbaum returns from Lima after visiting Mrs. A B Coon.
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