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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
8
A roundup of Dillon area items includes community notices, visits, and travels. Fragments show musicians from the Columbia label, local shoppers, and several residents attending to business, health, and family affairs across Dillon, Grant, Wisdom, and Twin Bridges.
Butte man S Hughes spent Sunday in Dillon. Tattersall's advertises Singer sewing machines and supplies. Helena attorney C B Nolan visited Dillon. Public land scrip available from Hazelbaker. Missoula visitor R P Edwards in town. Watercolor and tapestry painting orders taken. Rev H G Humphrey departed for Three Forks for centenary work. Elk horn Springs draws many locals for a dip. News of Finsleys and other residents visiting Dillon. Notices include sewing help and stock sale offers. Southern Montana Abstracts offers prompt title work.
Dr. George Brownback osteopath relocates from 13 South Washington Street to Phillips apartments North Idaho Street Suite 11 Adv-48-tf. The move changes the practice location for patient visits and inquiries.
Be Harnessed of the Indian, when it er and threatened to turn the et alley of California into an inland sea. President Marshall of the Overland Pacific warns Casey Rickard, enginee The River is the story of Innes Hardin whose hatred of the engineer turns to love as she watches him lead the battle for settlers' lives and homes. The River is our new serial.
A Dillon woman publicly recommends Dean's Kidney Pills after claiming they cured her long standing kidney issues. She urges neighbors to try the remedy and notes the price is 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is listed as the maker.
Mr and Mrs S W Trolinger express gratitude to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during their baby's illness and death. They specifically thank those who sent flowers.
The annual stockholders meeting of Montana Mutual Oil Company will be held at the Butte Hotel in Butte Montana at 2 p.m. on June 3 1919. All stockholders are invited to attend. GEO A HULINGS secretary and Dr J THORKELSON president signatories.
The piece praises American business spirit by citing Iten Biscuit Co in Omaha using Diamond Tires in 1918. Out of a thousand tires, 995 showed wear between 7 200 and 18 000 miles, illustrating efficiency in production and procurement at a reasonable price.
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