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Southbound mail and express No. 8 departs 7 28 p m. Northbound passenger No. 9 departs 1 30 p m.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
5
Southbound mail and express No. 8 departs 7 28 p m. Northbound passenger No. 9 departs 1 30 p m.
Local item list includes veterans of the general alarm taps and call signs, social events, visits from visitors such as Dr Rathbone and Mrs Morton, and upcoming church services. Also noted are market buys, horse buying ads, rental offers, work bids, and outings across Dillon and nearby towns with multiple residents and travelers mentioned.
A special Steadman Post G A R meeting last Saturday appointed committees to arrange Decoration Day exercises. Tomorrow's regular meeting will adopt the program and finalize plans. The Women's Relief Corps will concur and form a list of Dillon daughters of veterans to assist in laying flowers on the graves.
Health focused feature from Royal Baking Powder Company of New York highlighting benefits of their product for cooking and nutrition with emphasis on purity and safety claims.
Anxious men and women lament thinning hair while awaiting relief. Advertisers claim Newbro’s Herpicide destroys scalp microbes causing hair loss. The product, a new formula antiseptic, is sold by druggists with samples available from The Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan.
Farlin’s Mast and Lima visitor John A Best came to Dillon while Richard Fielder returned home with his family to Bedrock. Miss Mamie McIntosh traveled to Butte for a few days as John S Johnson of Fox registered at the Metlen. Frank Sharkey hunted horses near Melrose. O B Morrison of Denver, a mining man, visits. W C T U to meet June first at 3 with Mrs. A F Graeter. A copious rain improves ranges. Baptist services May 21 at 11 am and 8 pm with Sunday School at 12 10. Mrs A M Gilberg selling hats at half price. T J Murray becomes salesman for Osgood Scale Co in Binghamton and will cover Madison County. Tash and Lenkerstorfer add a cold storage room in their meat market to hold six beeves plus produce, enabling larger stock and proper aging. This reduces slaughter frequency and saves time.
The child of Will Lovell on North Idaho Street tripped on wire and fell striking the forehead on brick or rock, fracturing the skull. Dr. Walker reports the girl is doing well and likely to recover.
Dillon chess enthusiasts, led by Dan Burke holder, plan a telephone match with Missoula for a $100 purse. The game, possibly late next month, will limit moves to five per day and the loser pays tolls. Several strong local players have emerged in Dillon.
Right Rev. Bishop Carroll of Helena diocese will arrive in Dillon Saturday evening. A Catholic ladies’ reception at the priest’s house begins at eight. Mass at 9 and High Mass at 10:30 on Sunday. He will administer confirmation to about forty and depart for Sheridan by 2 PM. Mrs. Geo French and Miss Stamm host the bishop at dinner.
The high school team led by Walter Poindexter Carl Stahl Charles Streb Henry Melton Doc Irwin and Wilbur Gilbert left Tuesday for Missoula to compete in the state athletic meet. They were accompanied by Prof. H E Potter, science teacher and head of the athletic department.
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