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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1914
Page
10
The advisory note offers glasses tailored to each case using scientific methods to correct and cure various vision defects without surgical operations. It emphasizes expert guidance to select the proper glasses for preserving eyesight.
The Lincoln Progressive club gathers about forty members with I. M. Yeaman as president and P. J. Smith as vice president. Aimed at promoting state and national platform measures the group plans monthly meetings and a future candidate slate for the next general election.
After nine months Findley Watson and William Barry gave up the John T. Orr Garage lease at Idaho and Center street last Saturday. The Montana Auto Supply Co bought Orr’s supplies. the shop remains open but new management is undecided. Watson and Barry will stay in automotive business seeking a new Dillon location. In Armstead Peter Harper was jailed on third degree assault, pled guilty to hitting waitress Jose Micollict. justice imposed a $10 fine after advisory review.
Morning sermon titled The Sovereignty of God and an evening sermon A Fool There Was on April Fool's Day. Sunday school at 10 o'clock for all ages. Young people's devotional meeting at 6 30 followed by the evening service. Bring children and friends.
At the First Baptist church last Sunday Dr. Charles A. Cook of Spokane Washington and Rev L G Clark of Helena Montana spoke to audiences. Cook is with the Baptist foreign missionary board and Clark is general Sunday school missionary for Montana and Idaho.
The weekly prospect includes Hawley Selway selling Patrick McCarthy's personal property at the old Selway ranch north of Dillon and a sale at the A. S. Rife residence on Rife street. C. A. Smith tabs Harrison Madison county for a horse sale and April 11 at the Butte Race track for blooded horses. Dillon hosts a large horse sale April 9 and 10 at the stockyards south of town likely to surpass February's turnout.
A Saturday shipment brings three Buick models to Montana Auto Supply in Dillon including a six cylinder B-55 sold to E. O. Selway and two Cadillacs bought by S A Phillips of Pony and Basil Tinsley of Pony. Also noted are Ford purchases by local residents.
Mrs Louis Terwilliger grand worthy matron of the Order of Eastern Star visited Dillon from Livingston last Tuesday. She addressed the local order at a meeting and banquet in Masonic hall outlining lodge work during the evening event.
John C. Albers faced arraignment in justice court on a perjury charge and was bound over to the district court by Justice Louis Stahl.
Dr. Orr drove to the Rife ranch at Medicine Lodge in a new six cylinder Apperson and sold the car to Isaac Rife today.
A marriage license was issued by Clerk of the Court C. W. Conger on Wednesday afternoon to Miss Christina Hansen and W. Jensen of Dillon. A divorce decree was granted last Tuesday to Mrs Edna Julia Howard from Eugene C. Howard, allowing her to resume her maiden name Edna Ostrander. H. B. Duff was a business visitor to Butte at the start of the week.
E F Price visited Dell city last Tuesday and many residents from Butte Dillon and nearby towns were seen in Dillon this week on business and social calls. Chopped oats priced at 1 85 per 100 pounds, and local merchants advertise feed, hardware and health products while several residents travel between Dell Butte and Dillon for services and appointments.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a cure for falling hair and itchy scalp. It claims one application nourishes roots, stops dandruff, and makes hair soft and abundant, with a refund offer from Potts the druggist if unsatisfied.
Stetson Hats offers virile models and distinct finish features in new lines with expert help for choosing. Colorful, well developed blocks showcase special style elements and a good time to buy.
James McKay of Argenta and Arby Beardslee of Lima visited Dillon this week while WA Hazelbaker rode to Butte Monday afternoon. RI Lang of Bozeman attends real estate matters. Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing stays on South Washington Street. Edgar Rife traveled from Horse Prairie. Dr and Mrs H A MacMillan report their infant ill. Brundage returns from Centenial valley. Mrs John V Grant visits from Bedrock.
A 19th century advertisement urges using Hyomei at the first catarrh signs such as head colds and sniffles. It claims rapid, lasting relief without stomach dosing and offers a money-back guarantee through Potts the druggist. The complete outfit costs 1 dollar and is sold by all druggists.
An advertisement invites banking business including foreign drafts across Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas and Mexico. It promotes strong deposits and safe storage in the state, mentions rental boxes at nominal figures and many are free to patrons.
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