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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1913

Page

8

Armstead Blade notices Easter week travels and local business

The Armstead Blade notes Easter holidays in Butte and Dillon visits by residents including F P Bulger O C Gosman Jim Blair and others. It mentions C E Hoadley ordering an Indian motorcycle from Dillon Novelty Works to arrive by June and save time chasing game law violators.

F. P. Bulger Butte O. C. Gosman Ralph Hunter Figgy” Ballard Ted Ames Dellar Gordon Dilton W. Briggs Armstead Lime John Gelhaus Dillon Jim Blair Frank Rife Medicide Lodge Albert Gelhaus I. C. Horton George Staudaker Herb Selway Frank Nelson C. E. Hoadley Dillon Novelty Works Hoadley

Electric Bitters Promised To Cure Rheumatism

A Georgia school principal describes using Electric Bitters to cure chronic rheumatism, stomach, liver, and kidney troubles after other remedies failed. The ad promotes Electric Bitters as quick relief, priced 50 cents to 1 dollar, recommended by Potts the Druggist.

Charles B. Allen Sylvania Potts

Local items from Lima update community plans and events

Mr and Mrs A S Beardsley journey to Pipestone springs for two weeks. Mr Sumner sells his business to Bert Grant and the Sumner family may move to Idaho. Knights of Pythias host a card party. Eastern Star leader inspects lodge work. Easter program at church praised. Miss Wilcox commended as Sunday school superintendent. Easter party details include poetry and song by children and a toy rabbit with colored eggs.

Lima A. 5 Beardsley Pipestone Springs Sumner Bert Grant Idaho J. C. Carrigan Dillon John Peat Wilma Ruegsegger Rumcke

Little Girls' Serving Club Hosts Easter Treats

Little Miss Blanche Currie led the club as hostess while mothers prepared a spread for the returning children. Sandwiches ice cream and cake were served as the Easter menu. Mrs Frank Kellum visits Dillon and Mrs G H Ripley receives calla lilies from Los Angeles to share with friends.

Miss Blanche Currie Little Girls Frank Kellum Dillon G. H. Ripley Los Angeles Cal

Willis Community Updates and Weekend Dance Announcement

Thad Manz visited the county seat last week. Peter Spritzer traveled to Dillon on business. Kaspar Manz visited Butte recently. Adam Maier hosted visitors from Blaine and Miss C Cleveland stayed at the Maier home. A big dance is planned for Willis on Saturday the 29th.

Willis J. Lenkersdorfer Earl Holder Melrose Literary Club Reichle Charles Nugent Butte Julius Hartwig Theresa Reichle Valentine Todovich Rock Creek Dr. Moellem Hall

Understanding Water Flow Units and Irrigation Measurements

The article explains water flow units used in irrigation including second-foot miner's inch and acre-foot. It defines relations between flow rates, volumes, and time, with tables showing conversions such as one second-foot equals 2 acre-feet per day and 7.48 gallons per second, plus miner's inch effects across seasons. It covers weights, areas, and depths in practical terms for irrigation planning.

Montana U. S

Power units and conversions in historical context

The text states that one horsepower equals 550 pounds falling one foot in one second and 746 watts, equating one and one third horsepower to about one kilowatt. It presents a comparison of traditional mechanical horsepower with metric wattage.

What Might Be But for War Unity and Peace Promise Global Prosperity

A persuasive appeal argues that abolishing war and military buildup would free trillions for public works, schools, and infrastructure. It envisions universal arbitration bringing healthy living, safer streets, and full employment, urging citizens to pursue a peaceful, cooperative world.

Maine California America

Contentment in the Good Old Days versus Modern Wants

A speaker recalls simpler family life in the East with buckwheat cakes and mush, lamenting a shift toward striving for more and the unequal consumption that defines modern wages. The discussion touches on Chicago living costs and the impact on women’s wages, desires, and perceived decency.

Chicago

Warning to Railroad Men From Conductor on Kidney Pills

E S Bacon of Bath Maine shares a testimonial about chronic kidney inflammation and renewed strength after taking Foley Kidney Pills. He urges railroad workers to try the pills, noting his health improved beyond two decades. Potts the Druggist endorses the ad.

E. S. Bacon East St Bath Potts

Vision of a future world by Robert G Ingersoll

A sweeping future vision portrays a liberated humanity with free labor, scientific mastery of nature, universal peace, abundance in arts and tech, and elimination of poverty and disease. It emphasizes end of slavery and aristocracy of idleness, with hope under a dome of human progress and love.

Robert G. Ingersoll

Rep Bulkley Reflects on a Corrupt Millionaire

Ohio representative Bulkley quotes a cynical millionaire and recalls a senator’s remark that financial success rests on luck and pluck. The exchange ends with the millionaire’s quip about finding someone to pluck.

Bulkley Ohio

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Dillon Ad

A Dillon citizen promotes Dean's Kidney Pills citing relief for back pain kidney discomfort and urinary symptoms. Endorser A A Kenison says the product benefits his family and urges others to try it. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.

Dillon Dean Doan A. A. Kenison Justice of Peace N. Washington St Mont Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Teachers Examinations Set For April Dates In Dillon

Examinations will be held Thursday and Friday April 24 in Dillon Montana. A recent law by the legislature made the second grade the lowest certificate and the new second is equivalent to the old third. Margaret Ross County Superintendent notes the change.

Dillon Montana Margaret Ross

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