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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
3
The California Fig Syrup Co announces its Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna produced by its own method using pure medicinal plant principles. The genuine product bears the full California Fig Syrup Co name on the package and imitators should be avoided or returned.
Reynolds Ranch advertises a selection of stallions near Dillon showing both grade and registered stock draft types. Expected mature weight ranges from 1800 to 2000 pounds, acclimated and ready for service. The grades come from heavy mares and registered sires, emphasizing health from climate exposure since weaning.
The Candy Kitchen proclaims its soda fountain in full operation offering fancy drinks sundaes ice cream sherbets and up to date candies. It advertises butter cups ribbon candy bitter sweet chocolates burnt almonds and other eastern city confections for family and party trade.
The first freight consignment for Salmon arrived Friday consisting of six carloads for local merchants and the Salmon Lumber yard. The road plans to ballast and prepare equipment for safety, with more passenger cars expected for the celebration on the 18th, after which full service is anticipated.
Pingree Idaho in Bingham county described as the latest fertile Gem State town forming around a river valley. The Oregon Short Line will run trains there by June with a June 15 excursion and lot drawing. Townsite expenditures near 100000 dollars include hotels stores and planned warehouses cottages water system curbs sidewalks and trees. Plans for a school and church are being drawn as the town grows toward becoming a hive of activity like Twin Falls.
The Baptist church hosts an evening program on Tuesday May 17 at 8 30 with admission set at 25 cents Performances include instrumental solos recitations and a comedietta featuring Juanita Thomas Walter Conway Odette BOIaughter Hortense Paul Ruth Knotts Irene Yearian and others through the proposed sequence at the church
Notice from Beaverhead County Montana dated March 5 1907 states supply orders must use the regular form ordered by the office. Any claim presented without that order will be rejected by the County Commissioners in Dillon.
The Fair Store in Dillon ends its ten year run under that name. J W Lusher will continue to run the same store with the same bargains and management, but with the new name Lusher's.
David Roberts of Ogden Utah plans a Dillon wholesale grain store in the Selway block on North Idaho street. The Dillon Grain Company will operate as a wholesale branch of Rigby Milling Idaho and Riverside Milling Nevada with connections to Denver, San Francisco and Los Angeles markets.
A Danish ranch hand Simon Simonson died of diphtheria after arriving from abroad. The Peterson family, including four children and a grandparent, all contracted the disease, with a four year old girl dying last night. The home is under strict quarantine as illnesses mount.
A public notice condemns unscrupulous dealers selling low grade mixtures as as good as duty s Pure Malt Whiskey and warns that imitations imitate bottle and label but cannot imitate the contents, reaffirming Duffy s long standing medical use and hospital approval.
An old advertisement promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a pure distillation of malted grain suitable for sensitive stomachs. It claims use in treating consumption pneumonia grip coughs malaria fevers and wasting conditions. Sold in sexted bottles with The Old Chemist's Head label seal intact for $1.00 by druggists grocers or direct.
The board of Beaverhead County High School filled two faculty vacancies at its Monday meeting. Annie Johnson of Tacoma was elected English teacher and G. R. Carr of North Adams Michigan was chosen for agricultural and science duties. The commercial teacher position remains open.
The body of a ~40 year old man identified only as Ervin Herte was shipped from Armstead to Dillon after dying of acute dilation of the heart. He had worked as a grader on the Gilmore & Pittsburg railroad and died hours after arriving in Armstead following a strenuous handcar run. Autopsy by Dr. Poindexter and Dr. Elmer found heart dilation as the cause. No identification or next of kin could be found.
Louis Stahel thanks the Dillon public for loyal support after selling his dairy business to R. A. Johns and announcing his retirement in 1911.
The summer session of the Normal college opened last Monday with new enrollees including Miss Donata Violette of Missoula Miss G Clark of Roundup Miss Grace Potter of Manhattan Miss Hope Engle of Billings Miss Sarah Rowland of Livingston Miss Kate Mulcahy and Miss Margaret Hanks of Cascade Miss Mary Redfield of Pageville and Miss Mabel Badham of Hathaway.
An old ad promotes Herbine as a powerful liver stimulant claiming it cures dizziness vertigo and other bilious symptoms. The copy asserts a dose or two will restore health and mentions a price of 50c sold by Potts the Druggist.
A lengthy ledger lists numerous warranty deeds, quit claims, and bargains involving properties in Dillon, Wisdom, Briston, Redrock, and Pintler creek areas. Key transfers include parcels of 160 to 700 acres with prices from $1 to $10,450, plus a series of patent grants and water-location claims in the Big Hole basin and vicinity.
Bond and Bond opened a new cash grocery on Helena street between Montana and Idaho, a one story brick building with a basement storage area and rear hay and grain house planned. The store will offer groceries, flour, meat, canned goods, hay and grain and sell for cash at reasonable prices. A sign pledges top market prices for country produce.
A last saloon in Smehi county closed on Tuesday amid subdued mood and rising temperance sentiment. Authorities warn against any unlawful acts and promise vigilant surveillance along the law’s enforcement.
Estray notice from H. J. Sepway requests owner to pay advertising and feed and reclaim a red white face heifer branded RHP on the left thigh that came to the claimant's place on January 1 1910.
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