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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
2
The piece urges husbands and friends to ensure exhausted mothers receive Scott's Emulsion a nature based oil food tonic to enrich blood strengthen nerves and aid appetite. It notes physicians prescribe the product for tired women and claims it builds and sustains strength.
Julius Hartwig and Thad Mauz attended Fred Sassman’s funeral in Dillon, while Theresa Reichle and Miss Kempfer returned from Rochester. A Reichle hall dance drew crowds from Melrose. stock purchases by Ike Cohn for Montana Butchering. Roy Sassman died from a dynamite accident near Menan Idaho. Sympathy extended to Mrs Reney, widow. Various local trips, visits, and health notes fill the week.
A dated advertisement claims a candy Kickapoo Worm Killer will expel parasites causing feverish, restless children with coated tongues and stomach pains. It urges immediate purchase at druggists for twenty five cents, noting it does not require coaxing.
Mrs. George Shambow has been ill with the flu. Geo Shambow secured a contract to haul mill supplies from Monida to Lake Idaho for the coming term starting July 1 1904. School opened last Monday with Miss Berry of Butte as teacher and Carryt Burles to school. Centennial telephone officers met. Ro Boatman re-elected president. Toll raised to six dollars a month.
An advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills relieve bladder distress by improving kidney health. It touts quick, restoring pain relief and a tonic effect with no harmful drugs, urging readers to try the product through Potts the druggist.
Botany class members initiate into the PLT.G club and organize convocation exercises on Wednesday featuring an Arbor Day centered program. Miss Mabel Edwards presided as speakers and performances honored trees with poems, songs, and talks by Clara Masters, Alice Roe, Bertha Johnson, Ethel Adams, Mabel Peterson, and Francis Myers. Prof. Robt Clark attends Reading committee meeting in Missoula. spring fever rises with upcoming German and tennis club picnics and a school play for Chinook benefit on May 14. Miss Carson attends state Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Missoula after being chosen as Dillon delegate.
Attorney General Kelly advised County Attorney A. H. McConnell that counties may use prisoner labor on public works with board approval for guard staffing. If guards are lacking, the sheriff may seek district court authority to hire them for safe confinement.
Breathable Hyomei provides fast relief from nasal irritation congestion and burning sensations caused by colds or catarrh. The complete outfit costs 1.00 with money back guarantee from Potts druggist and is recommended for every household.
A county spelling contest is set for the High school building on May 29 at 10 a.m. Examinations for eighth graders will be held June 3 and 4 in Lima Wisdom and Dillon.
State central committee of Montanas Equal Suffrage organizes its annual meeting in Lewistown on June 6 following the State Federation of Womens clubs gathering. The program promises strong discussions on welfare of women and children and invites all Montana women to attend.
Bozeman reports Montana cattle fame spreading to Honolulu as C F Axtel of Salesville Montana sails for Seattle with three head of pure bred stock to ship to the Hawaiian Islands for sale or display.
Mrs A L Luckie of East Rochester New York suffered from sick headache and despondency caused by a weak stomach. She found Chamberlain's Tablets pleasant and mild, and within weeks she was restored to her former good health. For sale by all dealers. Adv 1m.
The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A meeting call will be given with three taps three times on the courthouse bell.
A bank president had a large house painted with lead and oil for 400 dollars, lasting three years before repainting. Ten years later the same house used Devoe Paint at 350 dollars, and the finish remains in good condition. Devoe claims greater long term value and urges use for future jobs.
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