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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
8
A cluttered price column lists Van Camp's beans and sauerkraut with tomato sauce per can, pumpkin in 24 lb cans, imported sage, various cheeses including Swiss and New York Full Cream, Star Lobster, deviled crabs, crab meat, egg noodles, and other groceries with multiple cent prices. The column hints at new goods and ongoing updates.
Argenta May 23 Special to Trib une George French of Dillon visited Argenta tied to the Great Eastern mining property. Work at the Great Eastern shaft reaches the sulphide belt as miners sink on a copper body estimated at 3 percent.
Patrolman Rolland Curry of Key West Florida recounts two years of rheumatic pain in knees feet and hands. After using Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for two weeks the pain nearly vanished and he has been free of trouble for over three months. Sold by R L Riley druggist.
Waterloo news reports the Hunt couple's young daughter seriously ill with pleuro pneum onia but now showing improvement. Dr. Packard attends. D Codgill was severely ill with pneumonia and is rapidly recovering. Mrs L G Foster spent Thursday shopping in Whitehall. Mr and Mrs T D Townsend were ongoing in town news.
Article extols American forests for valuable medicinal plants and credits Dr. Pierce with cures from Golden Medical Discovery and a cleanser. It claims glyceric extracts from native roots treat dyspepsia, liver issues, heart conditions, and women's ailments. A free booklet explains the extracts and methods.
The Waterloo region saw visitors from Whitehall Twin Bridges South Boulder and Butte. A week of showers and rain cooled upland ranches while social events and school term endings kept residents busy. A live beaver was captured by Dr. Cummings and slated for Columbia Gardens.
Mrs Edward Phillips of Barclay Maryland praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for her two year old daughter who has used it since two months old and for herself after a dreadful cold she recovered quickly. The remedy is sold by R L Riley.
W A Means and J D Marsh of Sheridan visited C L Utley and P W Baker over Sunday. Maud Barshaw from Butte studied there, with Anna Streibech, returning to Butte Monday. A daughter was born to F R Burtch’s wife in Hailey Idaho on May 15. Misses Spencer taught at Orpahns Home and visited Rodney Page. John Swanstrum suffered erysipelas last week. Rev Noviniger of Twin Bridges preached at Centerville school. Mrs Harry Redfield and daughter Jessie returned from Great Falls. Jessie recovering from an operation. Mrs Romans hosted visitors from Butte.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted cure in use for a generation. It notes the remedy dissolves in water, tastes pleasant, and is sold by R. L. Riley, druggist, with a one month duration.
May 22 Willis reports a pleasing closing program at Beehrer school on May 17 with a decorated hall a stage scenery and a rolling curtain. Frankie Beehrer as Master of the Country Singing Skule stood out as a lively entertainer. The flower drill and playlet Red Ridinghood impressed the audience while The March with the Flags drew strong encores. Libby Doody oversaw the successful program.
Montana State Normal College executives hold a Friday notice meeting to question petitioners claiming Reidelsberger morality concerns. A prolonged Wednesday assembly with witnesses, supporters and a citizen committee debates the charges and Reidelsberger denial.
Uncalled letters listed at the Dillon Montana post office will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within 30 days. Names include Mina Bannon Louis Brunson H W Ender Wm Horner Hansen Hansen King Mik Patterson C Palmer J Robinson J C Root Simonsen Johan Wright W J Gracy Lamont Postmistress Wright.
Arabs recall an origin myth where Iblis marks the grapevine with a sequence of sacrifices. A peacock, an ape, a lion, and a pig are offered as the plant grows from sprout to ripe fruit. The drinking of wine supposedly shifts a drinker from pride to trickery, boldness, and finally foolishness.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Dillon City Council until 8 o clock p m June 5 1907 for all labor and materials to construct a concrete steel reinforced reservoir per plans on file with City Engineer George R Metlen and City Clerk J B Poindexter The right to reject any and all bids is reserved by the City Clerk.
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