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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1900
Page
1
The Golden Rule Store promises savings of 25 to 33 percent on any article. It claims to prove the prices by comparison with other city stores and notes it sells direct to consumers at wholesale prices. Mail orders are solicited.
A catalog listing varied price points for men's suits and macintoshes, boys and men's overalls, waiasta, ladies shirt waists and macintoshes, with multiple price brackets including two and three dollar ranges and up to seven dollars and fifty cents.
A vintage shop insert lists knit underwear and men's suits with prices such as 75c and up to $1.50. It cites quantities 900 and 250 and mentions ladies sleeveleea veata 5a with 18c pricing, reflecting a discount sale page.
Lima May 2 reports a serious accident after the I O O F ball. H Gleed and family fell from a wagon into swift water. the team drowned in minutes while occupants sustained bruises. The Odd Fellows ball drew 150 guests with Prof Boyle and Lima orchestra providing music. Many from Centennial Valley Monida and Pocatello attended. grief and ill health touches local residents.
W F Henneberry narrowly escaped drowning in the Beaverhead while attempting to move a horse. The animal and rider were knocked downstream. both emerged chilled but alive. Local notes from the county border list visits and exchanges, including ex Postmaster Lynch, Clyde Morris, and others visiting Dillon, Twin Bridges, Sheridan, and Millin for stock and sales.
May Day brings celebrations as Tessa is crowned queen of the May. Local notes report sorrow in the Nelson family over the death of Eddie Nelson, age three, with condolences from neighbors. Also mentioned are cattle and horse dealings, a new buggy gift to Tessa, and hay contractors gearing up for the season.
Dr H P Ryburn visits Dillon from Ban nack Deputy moves family into J B Farley house Mayor Morse and daughter Alma visit Salt Lake City Miss Alma Austa Juhoson teaches at Glendale visits Dillon Frank B Sharkey and son move from Lembi Idaho to ranch for summer Families of L A Harkiness and F M Andrus plan summer in Medicine Lodge Missionary tea hosted by St James Guild at Mrs Wall Jones’s home Presbyterians and local talent promote phantasmama at Dillon theater Conductor Boyd now on Valley branch hosts Dillon friends J W Lusher changes ad at Fair department store on Bannack street Three year old Alfred Peder dies of membranous croup funeral at M E church Albert shows bright future despite loss Draft stallions for sale about 50 head inquire W S Pyle 1811 Are grand Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised for skin eruptions sores and burns 25 cents at City Drug Store
A European visitor to New York recalls former competition partners, now posing as elevator boys and waiters. She recounts encounters at a hotel, restaurants, and other venues where discreet wealth and social rise blur class lines. She doubts ever learning how they earned their money.
Johnson called Goldsmith a very great man despite faults, noting his brilliant lines and playful epitaphs. The article recalls his death date April 4 1774 and burial spot in Temple churchyard as unknown, with Garrick and Black offering reflections on his character and wit.
Job listing seeking an honest man or woman to travel for a large house with a salary of 65 dollars monthly plus expenses. No further details provided.
A coal dust explosion at Scofield Utah in the early morning hours of Wednesday wipes out nearly 300 miners. The incident, described as the worst in the West, devastates many families who lose most of their male members. The mine had operated about twenty years.
A persistent cough signals dangerous diseases like consumption or bronchitis. early treatment with Chamberlains Cough Remedy is claimed to cure these causes. The ad states it has wide sale and reputations for cures and offers a money back promise if not beneficial, with Williams drug store as the seller.
A San Francisco waiter anecdote with Stevenson illustrates stock limits and tact. Miscellaneous maxims follow about perception, knowledge, and worry, including lines on beauty, contentment, and wisdom.
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