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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
5
Beaverhead Brewing Company promotes Pilsener and ad notices pop up for Olmsted Stevenson Co. seed stock coal and goods. Local events include trials, births, marriages and a pneumonia death with funeral arrangements.
Students resume classwork after a short Easter break. Gamble concert draws large crowd in Normal auditorium. New American flag raised on west campus. Z Z Z club initiates two members Lillian Betz and Eva Higgins. Mrs. Thomas Davies joins as new student. Margaret Young returns from Three Forks. Miller recovers from typhoid fever. Chinook staff gathers material for the annual. Job visits classes. High school students visit Normal for convocation where President Monroe outlines new school laws.
Week ending March 24 lists deeds and homestead declarations in Dillon Lima and Centennial Valley. Names include Amelia Pierson Edith Kain Mulaney Forsgren Wharton Harris Brenner McCutchton Carnes Mussigbrod Hughes Lacklen Saulimer Thompson Parker Boatman Willard and others with parcels from 11 acres to 320 acres and varied sums. Also notes water appropriations and official road supervisor bonds.
The Cottage Grove council approved petitions to pave Fifth Seventh and Eighth streets and hard surface Birch avenue from Pacific boulevard to the West Side school house. Bitulithic paving will be used, praised for economy and durability based on Portland and other Northwestern cities experiences. Property owners could benefit from reduced repair costs as streets improve.
Otto Christensen from Denmark and Brynhild Laurentzen of Norway were licensed to wed last week and married Thursday by Rev. Jesse Lacklen. A dinner for 50 at Jens Christensen's home preceded a dance at Burfeind hall. The couple will reside on the Louis Hansen ranch near Dillon.
The body of Mrs. M. A. Lingo, 70, was taken north through Dillon and died at her daughter Mrs. Griffin's home in Twin Falls Idaho. A Anaconda pioneer, she was visiting when she succumbed to heart trouble. She leaves three daughters and a son in Anaconda.
An advertisement promotes Booths Hyomei as a simple cure for catarrh croup colds and coughs. It describes buying a complete inhaler outfit for one dollar with later bottles fifty cents and advises five minutes of inhalation daily for several days to relieve symptoms.
A Wakelee Michigan man says Chamberlain's Tablets cured his chronic stomach trouble after trying many other medicines. He notes lasting relief and suggests the remedy for sale by all dealers.
Mrs. Josephine Gilham grand worthy matron of the Eastern Star visited the Dillon chapter Tuesday evening. A banquet was served after lodge work. She departed on the early train Wednesday for Lima to visit that lodge officially.
IE A Shewe of the Oregon Short Line Railroad at Butte Montana announces east bound round trip summer tourist rates from Butte Helena and Anaconda to Chicago and Milwaukee 57 50 St Louis Rock Island and Davenport Ta 54 Peoria AL 45 45 Missouri river terminals St Paul to Kansas City 45 00 Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo 387 50 St Paul Minneapolis from Butte and Anaconda only 45 Memphis Tenn 64 84 Sale dates start in May and run through summer Tickets have a ten day going transit limit and a final return limit of October 31. Adv 1t
All members of Rathlin Castle No. 698 of the Royal Highlanders are requested to attend the next regular meeting on Tuesday evening April 1 1918. A delegate and an alternate will be elected to attend Representative Castle No. 14 in Missoula May 26 1913. The Royal Highlanders report steady growth and good attendance at each meeting.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick fix for constipation and liver cleansing. It claims digestion improves and poisons leave the body with regular use and promises regained health for 25 cents at Potts the Druggist.
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