Buggies Sold Cheap Amid Strong Seasoned Woods
Ad touts durable buggies built from strong seasoned woods and crack resistant paint. Emphasizes low prices and high volume sales, promising quality and affordability to attract customers.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
8
Ad touts durable buggies built from strong seasoned woods and crack resistant paint. Emphasizes low prices and high volume sales, promising quality and affordability to attract customers.
In Jackson last Tuesday night a man fired an automatic from a neighboring porch at the house where a teacher bathed. Eighteen shots were fired, none penetrated walls. Sheriff inquiries target possible suspects while the teacher recalls waiting with a loaded revolver for an attacker to appear. The incident raises fears of further danger.
Special report lists Frank Rife visiting Armstead on Friday while Mrs. Newkirk of California stayed with Mrs. Ike Rife last week. T. B. Craver and family plus Miss Craver and Miss Rife shopped in Dillon Friday. Richard Freeman and Oscar Gravely attended a Grant ball game Sunday. Craver party planned trips to Alder and nearby spots and Hildreth made a business trip to Armstead last Thursday.
Greensburg Kentucky druggist J M Howell says his family uses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and finds it excellent. Sold by all dealers.
May news from Waterloo reports T. L. Smith elected teacher starting September 18 at the school trustees meeting. Mrs. Joseph Armour and Grace of Silver Star display dry goods samples. Mr. and Mrs. Curmon attend a death in Butte. John Hamilton seeks a 120 acre homestead, shifting from mining to farming with Larry Hamilton. Wing ships potato sacks to Butte. Wing family visiting in Butte. Townsend receives hunting dog from Lawton Oklahoma by express.
Gerald Carney returned from Butte Friday morning. Many fishermen line the old Jefferson Bank, suggesting plentiful catches. R. J. Ross, finishing winter work at the K. C. mine, also returned to Butte last Friday and may take up farming.
Willis area residents report travel and visits with several neighbors making trips to Dillon and Butte. Fay Gransberry and family sold a riverfront property to Dr. Swain while other locals like Levi Cartier and Thad Mauz stopped through or left for Horse Prairie and Rock Creek. Feed shortages noted as stock grazes on summer range as hills turn green with warming weather.
Dillon readers share experiences with Doan's Kidney Pills. Fred Rabichan of N Pacific St, Dillon, Montana recalls gravel kidney trouble and back pain improved by the pills. He endorses their effectiveness and cites price 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co as sole U.S. agents in Buffalo New York.
Alias summons issued in Beaverhead County Montana District Court for Henry Morrison to Nettie Morrison seeking a divorce on grounds of adultery. Plaintiff’s attorneys Pease and Stephenson of Dillon announce court action filed May 16 1911 with 20 days to answer.
The administrator E L Burtes of the estate of Goldie May Burles deceased summons creditors and all claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims should be filed at the office of Lyman H Bennett Dillon Montana, attorney Bennet and Atworp, dated May 19 1911.
Wisdom Basin residents report several trips to Dillon for land business and social visits. J. E. Morse of Dillon bought the Voorhies ranch near Swamp Creek, spanning 400 to 500 acres. A Wisdom baseball club forms with Warren Flager as manager to playWisdom Jackson and Briston teams this summer, fundraising next month to cover expenses.
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