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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
6
A Dillon Montana page lists personal updates from residents and visitors across the week including arrivals from Lima and Los Angeles, church events at St James and Baptist, the Mending Club, Sabbath school notices, sales at Mrs Hart's and Kaiser McCann, and upcoming sermons and baptisms. It notes Dr. Eddy and Dr. Rathbone practices, a district high school Baccalaureate, and Chamberlain stomach tablets at Central Pharmacy.
Mr. Martin Butch and Miss Lenora Friend wed Monday at 9 am in Atlantic street home. Rev. H F Cope officiated with few intimate friends. The couple, living near Jackson on the Big Hole ranch, received many gifts and plan to travel there soon. Also reports a runaway horse incident injuring Tom Call near City Drug Store but no serious harm.
SHYLOCK SCOTT BOWNE Chemists at 409 415 Pearl Street New York advertise goods with prices near two dollars and two dollars for all drugs and tinctures. This fragment notes sales or pricing terms and the shop location in a historic business listing.
Reports say Tommy Haw’s sheep sheds were burned recently near the county road at Taylor Creek. Two wagons linked to Haw were damaged with canvas tops cut, though Haw calls that a mistaken act by unknown parties.
The Dillon Bakery proprietors Kuntze and Young dissolved their business last Saturday after about a week of operation. Mr. Young sold his stake back to Mr. Kuntze, ending the partnership.
A Pattena Mills man reported his rheumatic pain vanished after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm from Central Pharmacy. The seller, O P Snyder, offered a money back guarantee and the man returned for more, paying a dollar for a fresh bottle.
A dance planned at the new schoolhouse in district No 21 was rained out last Saturday. It will be held tomorrow night to celebrate the district's establishment and the completion of the new schoolhouse.
Dr. T G Merritt of Mehoopany Pa reports a patient with violent stomach ulcers improved after taking Electric Bitters. The medicine is advertised to treat dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles and is priced at 50 cents at City Drug Store.
The text praises the Pioneer Limited trains as world famous for traveler comforts and luxury, noting a historic mark in luxury and beauty that set a high standard unlikely to be equaled again. The passage reflects on the pioneering nature of the service.
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