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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
8
A series of brief visits and movements among residents of Dillon and Melrose including Ben Harrison A Lingley R Hawker Sim Creasey Elsa Evers Alois Fassler and Hugh Hall. Mentions a recent snow storm and university promotional plans urging readers to learn about the university to recruit new students.
Advert says weak and nervous people gain ambition and appetite by using Electric Bitters. Claims stomach liver and kidneys improve with this home remedy. Testimonials from Mrs O Rhinevault of Vestal Center NY praise the product. Available 50c and 1.00 recommended by Potts the druggist.
In Lima on Saturday afternoon Mrs Lawrence Peterson was surprised by a group of unannounced friends who spent the afternoon at cards and shared a lunch. The report notes several local movements, including layoffs ending May first and residents relocating to Salt Lake and Nebraska.
A family doctor notes women seek treatment for non kidney issues but improve after kidney and bladder care. The advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as the best safe medicine for such times, calling them a tonic with quick results and urging readers to use them. Potts, the druggist, endorses the product.
In Missoula the governor and state officials show support for University of Montana plans under President Craighead. The article notes broad statewide sympathy for a larger university and urges Western Montana citizens to back consolidation efforts and fund permanent improvements.
Health is key to a man’s success and regular bowels improve appetite and digestion. Chamberlain’s Tablets are recommended for constipation and are sold by all dealers.
The Montana Daily Register notes Montana’s low death rate supports its health resort appeal. 1910 10.6 and 1911 10.2 per 1000, second only to Washington among 23 states. overall registration-state average fell from 15 in 1910 to 14.2 in 1911, with California and Colorado higher.
J Scott Harrison reports 1.9 million acres to be surveyed in Montana this year up from 2.4 million in 1912. About 875 thousand acres are railroad land with the rest public land. Surveys focus on western counties and mountain regions from Swan River to Beaverhead while crews move between Big Belt and Crazy mountains and later Elkhorn region.
Sanbury, Pa resident John Supsic calls Dr King s New Life Pills best for constipation indigestion and liver issues. The ad promises prompt relief and restored bowels with a 25 cent price and Potts the druggist recommendation.
Notice states the Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A meeting call of three taps three times on the courthouse bell will announce gatherings.
Bring your bucking horse to Yankee Robinson Circus Day to test the vaunted riders. Texas Bill and his band of rough riders claim to handle horses that buck for miles. The Wild West department promises the most amusing sport as Texas Bill’s crew and companions ride any horse brought in.
A new society of pioneers organized in Fergus county with officers led by Hon John D. Waite as president and Mrs George Wiedeman as first vice president. Other officers include Hon David Hilger, Charles M. Belden, Mercy Jackson, J H Williard, and R von Tobel. A reunion is planned with a committee of Mrs Wiedeman E C Russell and Mrs Hilger to prepare the first program. Entertainment arrangements are noted by B E Stack William W Watson and Mrs William Fergus.
Dillon resident W. R. Kent testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved his kidney pain after surgery. He used five boxes, restored back comfort, and has remained free from kidney trouble for three years. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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