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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1900
Page
1
The Golden Rule Store claims to save customers 25 to 3314 percent on any article by selling direct to consumers at wholesale prices. It asserts it can prove the savings by comparison with other city retailers and notes mail orders are solicited.
A scanned price sheet lists men's suits from 2 to 15 dollars and boys clothing from 0.75 to 9.75 dollars. Items include overalls waists macintoshes and shirt waists with varied prices across multiple sizes.
An old advertisement lists men s suits at 750 and 90 cents with dollar prices, while ladies sleeveless vestas show varied quantities and 5 cent to 18 cent items. The note highlights affordable undergarments and knitwear from a bygone catalog.
A catalog of corsets, drawers, night robes, shirts, and hosiery with assorted price points. Highlights include corsets at 9c to 1 and 1.60, mens and ladies hose from 5c to 50c, and children’s hose at 5c to 18c. Bulk quantities shown alongside individual item prices.
Special correspondence from Lima reports the death of Mrs. F Landeau after a long illness. Funeral at the M E church at 2 PM Thursday conducted by Rev. Smith. Republican primary delegates and alternates elected to attend the county convention in Dillon. Lima lodge A F and A M hosted a banquet for D Grant and J D Ripley with locals and out-of-town guests.
Messrs Mc Manemey Freeman and Linsey moved Lovell and McManemey cattle to Sage creek last week. Martin McManemey has resigned as section foreman and ranching for a change. Henneberry and McManemey turned cattle out on the summer range. Col Decker, Bedrock supervisor, visited, promising repairs on the county road. Roy Dingley visits with uncle Sim Estes at Barretts.
May 7 report from Lakeview notes georgia Shambow and George Shambow found the top of a human skull at the foot of Odel Mountain while unloading a pole load. Wm Bray confirmed the discovery as a skull fragment. Local notes also mention ongoing mail delivery and routine community updates about schooling and residents.
Correspondence of the Tribune notes J. M. Page departing for the Milk River country for a surveying contract. Lena Page visited Waterloo to see sister Mrs Mina Van Orsdell and returned. Mrs Clara Bartek hosted the Aid society. Grandma Christensen is recovering from a severe illness. Miss Helen Page hosts Dillon friends this week.
James A Barbour a well known county resident died after a six day illness from heart paralysis at his Birch Creek ranch he was 79 years old Born in Rutland Vermont in 1820 he lived in Illinois and Kansas before moving to Montana eighteen years ago He leaves a wife three sons and a sister and his funeral was held at the Birch Creek home with burial in Mountain View cemetery Honoring pioneer settlers the obituary recalls his role as a pathfinder of the West and a longtime Montanan resident.
ProClaimed as a remedy for consumption coughs and colds, Dr King's New Discovery has given away over ten million trial bottles, with thousands reportedly cured and a guarantee offering refunds. Free trial bottle available at Quy Ding Store with regular sizes priced at 50c and 1.00.
ASA M WILLARD LULU 8 HAMILTON OSTEO PATHIC PHYSICIANS Chronic Diseases Successfully Treated without the use of drogs or the knife Consultation and examination Free Office at the Axe residence Office hours 9 to 12 m 1 30 to 4 p m Excepting Sunday and the afternoons of Tuesday and Friday when the office will not be open
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