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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1903
Page
12
Advertising blurb for a women’s shoe called White House Shoe described as comfortable durable and beautiful. Sold exclusively by Kaiser and McCann. Also notes Hughes and McCaleb received a spring wallpaper line including ingrains embossed backs and varnished tiles and invites customers to call and view.
Local notes describe a new noodle shop opening Tuesday at the corner of Montana and Virginia. Other items report injuries, deliveries, sales, and residents visiting Dillon from surrounding areas.
Local notes report a mysterious disappearance of ice cream, fruit cake, and fudges from a senior party, replaced by a May basket of potatoes and salt. Meanwhile church and community notices include bids for a Montana ditch project and a change in Presbyterian services.
Prof W C Bagley of Normal College spoke at the Baptist church on Success and Education. He traced education history, contrasted English conservatism with German open doors, and noted US moves toward industrial education aiding Indian and Negro races. Miss Chambers sang a vocal solo, earning persistent encore.
Spring arrivals promise large grain crops as stockmen prepare. Mrs Annie Flynn suffered severe internal injuries from a chair fall but is progressing. Mrs E Williamson remains ill. Joseph Downing back from Silver Bow with mild spring fever. Assessor Beardaley surveys local taxpayers.
Science links dandruff to a germ and credits Newbro's Herpicide with killing it. The ad extols medical and mechanical feats and notes its scientific preparation digs to the hair root to stop scalp sickness and hair loss.
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