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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1900
Page
1
The Golden Rule Store proclaims originators of low prices and claims savings from 25 to 3334 percent on any article in the store. It urges direct sale to consumers at wholesale prices achieved by cash purchases and bulk buying. Mail orders are solicited.
A catalog style listing shows men's suits priced from 2 to 15 dollars and items across boys and men's overalls shirts waists and kilned garments. Prices include kilts and knits with numerous dollar figures and cents indicating discount level across a wide range.
Beaverhead and Madison counties report brief items from Blatne and nearby towns. Miss Maggie Swanstrom and Miss Katie Swanstrom plan a Butte summer. Jobb Mailey buys cattle in Dillon. others travel to the smelter town or Dillon for work and shopping. rough riders prepare for a turnout. local figures visit Dillon. six month term teachers announced. ailments and illnesses cited including Mrs Hanson and Mrs Culver. several trips and purchases noted in general news.
Correspondence from Ryan Canyon on May 16 recounts Dennis Hag gerty visiting Grayling, foreman Smith supervising eighteen Japanese workers, and Martin McManemy moving to Arkansas for a railroad supervisor post. Others visit Dillon, Red Rock, and Monida. horse roundups begin. Wedding notes report Sparrow Currie nuptials and Clemens Nelson ceremony with community guests. The piece also covers Prairie visitors, cattle movements, and local social events including a funeral and Arbor Day observance.
A report from Roc hester May 15 details A W McCune and sons of Salt Lake City visiting Rochester to look after interests in the Watseka mine. Mrs O M Culbertson returns from a winter visit and heads to Cape Nome for her husband’s mill contract. Mrs J H Hulsizer and Mrs J O McCoy took a trip to Twin Bridges. Mrs Clay Longley and daughter of Butte were guests of Mrs Hardesty. Mrs Pair of Melrose visits her daughter Pearl in Rochester.
Mrs T J Mulaney of Dillon visits Lima as guest of Mr and Mrs Geo Palmer. An ice cream and cake social was held at the M E church Wednesday night with a short program by children including songs and recitations. The event honored Sunday school roll of honor members and was organized by those not on the roll.
Dr D B Cargile Washita I T reports four bottles of Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula with years of sores. claims the remedy purifies blood and treats eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers and boils. Also notes volunteer reception committee meeting at city hall with finances and care for veteran Harry Wilton and a company banner for Corps H First Montana U S V.
Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio suffered 18 months from a rectal fistula. Doctors warned of death without costly surgery. He cured himself using five boxes of Bucklen’s Amio Salve, touted as the greatest pile cure on earth. Sold by City Drug Store for 25 cents a box.
A collection of pointed aphorisms on weather, manners, and social quirks. It contrasts small daily concerns with larger ideas, noting how weather shapes habit and how humor reveals human foibles.
The king laments that happiness eludes rulers while a court fool recalls a king who once found joy. The fool says the happy man is forgotten, once wore a paper crown, and stayed in an insane asylum each night to prevent wandering and losing his happiness.
A Republican convention met in the court house on Saturday responding to bad weather with modest attendance. J. G. Willis chaired, A. J. Noyes named secretary, credentials committee named, and delegates and alternates selected from districts including Bannack Dillon Lima Bedrock and others. The gathering adjourned after approving seating rules and electing 14 delegates and 14 alternates for the Butte convention.
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