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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
8
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A runaway horse caused by Moo Lung’s wagon collided with a Beaverhead brewery team in Montana alley, scattering garbage and swill. Another runaway from Continental 677 Company wagon overturned a tree near Helena and Washington streets with no injuries. one horse was crippled. Senior Class Play at the Normal auditorium May 26 titled The Colonel's Blunder features cast members Lucile Paul, Cloca Thomas, Annie Friend, and others. In Justice Court Daniel Greathouse and Clarence Con faced robbery charges, pleading not guilty.
Local and personal notes show G F Fleming from Hilger, J D Bogard from Butte, Robt Boatman from Monida, Smith McKnight from Dell, George Grenna from Fishtrap, Gus Thompson from Hardin, A K Prescott and family from Helena, and T E Wood from Dubois visiting Dillon this week. Also mentions sewing needle promotion at Tattersall's and Mrs Leonard visiting Rev W A Watson. H E Ward and H E Hollister listed with local business and family ties.
The court fixed the trial time for Monday May 19 at 9 30. Greathouse is sued for stealing a watch valued $20 from Stephen Davis and Coon for stealing a $20 revolver. Justice Renison set bonds at $250. Cattle shipment of 32 carloads from Dillon to La Grande Oregon bought by F E Stillwell. The Montana State Normal College music department invites a public recital May 23 at 8 30. Optician W A Jones returns from Chicago to practice in Dillon. EF P Birrer and W Hermann travel to Wisdom for a new school building contract and brickwork plans.
Jennie Flemming of New Dover Ohio claims three years of coughing vanished after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad urges readers with persistent coughs to buy a 50 cent bottle, promising relief or money back. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve also advertised for pimples.
Dillon page notes discuss testing foods for adulterants using household chemicals and simple methods. It covers coffee and tea testing, butter versus margarine, canned goods, baking powder, and meats, and urges readers to stock chemicals as a defense against food adulteration with references to government bulletins.
Advertised remedy Mi o na Tablets is presented as a scientific stomach regulator. It claims to relieve fullness, headache, dizziness, sourness, gas, and heartburn and to strengthen digestion, urging readers to buy a fifty cent box from Potts the druggist.
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