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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
8
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A record consignment of 13 motor cars, including 8 Portl and Buick models, reached Dillon last Saturday for Montana Auto Supply. Cars were unloaded Sunday morning as customers waited in the office. Recent buyers include Sen. M. M. Duncan, Walter Pitcher, and E. C. Frazier among others, with Pitcher named Ford sub-agent.
Dillon citizens host visitors from Armstead to Twin Bridges while multiple residents travel to Butte and Sheep Creek basin. Ads promote Selz shoes and a gasoline range, with notices seeking horses and cattle for pasture and a south Atlantic street house for sale.
Thomas E G Lynch owner of the Copper Queen mines arrives from Digby Nova Scotia to Dillon and plans a small concentrator fed by a gasoline engine to treat the dump at Copper Queen. Development decisions await results while ore reserves promise long operation with railroad access within nine miles improving logistics.
Miss Olive Stickel of Rockland Idaho marries Mr. Albert E. Pillen of Sheridan Montana in American Falls Idaho on May 2. The couple depart for Sheridan after a Dillon visit with Pillen’s sisters Mesdames Emerick and Ada Thomas.
An old drug advertisement touts Mi‑o‑na Tablets for quick relief from fullness headache dizziness sour stomach gas upset and heartburn. It claims the remedy regulates stomachs strengthens digestion and increases gastric juices, urging readers to buy a fifty cent box from Potts the druggist.
Miss Mayme F French recounts a cross country trip from New York to Washington and Annapolis. She details visits to Congress and the Supreme Court, the White House, monuments, museums, and sites in Maryland and Philadelphia, noting crowds, historic rooms, and notable views including the Capitol, Liberty Bell, and Independence Hall.
A print ad touts Electric Bitters as a spring tonic that cures indigestion and loss of appetite, claims it improves liver kidney and stomach function, and says it cleanses the system. It cites Mr. T. D. Peeble’s stomach as a proof and offers bottles at fifty cents and one dollar from druggists. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is also advertised for eczema.
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