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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
3
Local notes report 7 000 rolls of new wallpaper at the P O Store and Yeaman's. Beaverhead Lumber Co promotes coal delivery while various residents travel and conduct business around Dillon. Social visits, property matters, a high school exhibit and the Seeing Dillon car greeting a bride feature in the day's local items.
A Rexall hair tonic offer promises to erase dandruff promote hair growth and prevent baldness with a money back guarantee. The ad also promotes Ritz W R cigars made by a local Dillon home industry and mentions Potts the Druggist at 15 Bannack St.
Farmers and granges across the state denounce the proposed reciprocity treaty. Agricultural papers urge petitions against it and to send them to Congress and local members. As the democratic extra session opens, a flood of petitions is expected to overwhelm treaty makers in the capitol.
A South Dakota man asserts alfalfa tea from select leaves can fatten humans as it does livestock. He says he gained 1034 pounds in two weeks and even tried it on a small baby with beneficial results. Rush the alfalfa mill.
For rent furnished rooms with light housekeeping at 21 S Washington Street. Contact details incomplete. status and availability unclear from fragments.
A compilation of biting quips from various papers about economics labor markets and politics. It jokes that cheap foreign goods threaten jobs and notes military mobilization as a lesson while urging wary readers to plan for rain and gardens.
The idea of free trade in farm products leaves a bad taste for American farmers. If the proposition were submitted to U S voters, it would likely be defeated by a large majority.
A white gelding about 12 years old pigeon toed branded on left thigh and a bay gelding about nine years old with a white facial strip branded on left shoulder were found. They weigh about 2699 pounds, with forelocks trimmed, halters on, and shoes. Finder should notify J. F. Harvey in Armstead, Montana.
Carl Decker visited Armstead this week in Dillon amid local chatter. The week saw unusual unrest with Grip growling and even grabbing the undertaker for several days. Geo Gray leased his road house and upper ranch to Jackson and McGraw last week under a one year lease with a three year privilege.
The commentary argues Canada pushes annexation by slowly absorbing farmers through a one sided reciprocity program. It claims the policy will extend control to more farmers if pursued.
The ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease a powder shaken into shoes to ease tired aching feet. It claims relief for swollen hot sweating feet and corns, helps break in new shoes, and offers a free trial package by mailing Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York 13.1 located.
A quoted exchange about flow on the Nile appears in the Washington Herald. It mentions a guidebook and pages, with a contrasting line about liberty and the law attributed to Gilea.
Carl Mast continues to deliver baggage and parcels citywide after buying N. S. Wood's delivery and kindling business. Kind ling and store wood are for sale with coal orders. leave orders at the Tribune Store and the wagon will be flagged at once. W. A. Call promotes rental-free home ownership in Dillon Montana with terms and monthly payments.
The ladies of St Rose Guild hold a food sale in Graeter's store on Saturday April 8. Proceeds support guild activities and community service efforts.
Promoted claim offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case due to catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Attributed to F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio with circulars and 75 cent sales through druggists. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Eight head of coming two year old Short Horn bulls full blood owned by J. C. Harrison.
Advertisement touts MI O NA stomach tablets as a quick five minute cure for indigestion and stomach distress caused by fermentation. It cites Mrs. Altie Elson of Battle Creek and promises money back if symptoms persist while noting relief from heartburn belching and constipation once digestion improves.
A medical note explains that regular bowels are linked to health and promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe laxative. The ad claims they soothe the intestinal tract without purging or causing nausea and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Advertisers hail Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a strengthening stimulant for the body and a digestive aid. The copy claims it builds tissue, improves digestion, and restores vigor, urging readers to buy a large bottle for one dollar and to avoid imitations. Rochester, N Y.
One of the county’s best farming and stock ranches near Dillon, 880 acres includes all machinery, implements, and some livestock. Features the oldest decreed water rights in the county and offers easy terms. Inquire of Hawley J. Selway, 87th City.
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