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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1909
Page
8
A scene describes a daisy declaring it will bloom despite cold and bleak weather while a neighbor doubts it. U.S. foresters Mr David and Mr Hanson monitor rising rivers amid snowy mountains, and a new liniment advertised for rheumatic pain is promoted by Potts the druggist with claims of strong relief.
Special to Tribune Willis, May 25. Mr. and Mrs J Ferguson and children visited Dillon last week. Miss Winnifred Dillon, recently completing a Glendale school term, visited Mrs Jacob Hartwig. Matt Polish traveled from Melrose to work on road between the river and slough bridges. Mrs Stephen Kambich and son Frank went to Glendale. Mr and Mrs A Fassler of Melrose stopped at Jacob Hartwig's briefly.
From the Breezes Frank Dixon and Arthur Wilke brought in early lumber for the new church from Zorn and Tissot sawmill. Bales and Jones stock cattle about 1000 head will be sold in the basin arriving June first. Joe Potts returned from the railroad with beef steers weighing 1233 pounds. C H Strowbridge tests grain growing in the basin sowing 150 acres of grain including 70 acres wheat rye and 80 acres barley. Barney Hughes, Alder Gulch discoverer, visited town. aged 91 and frail, plans to remain at Fred Else’s North Fork ranch this winter.
Special to TRIBUNS Dell May 27 a sunny spell brings smiles to farmers while sheepmen groan. Lima dance drew a jolly crowd with locals including the Gleeds Peeples Dowling Wall Morse Nelson Hain Patterson and more. Iris Peeples leaves for Logan Utah. Iris Peeples honored at Gleed home with Glee Club performances and lunch. Several outings and illnesses noted plus Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for whooping cough epidemics.
A health ad urges immediate relief from rheumatism using Chamberlain's Liniment. It claims nine of ten cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism from cold or damp and respond to vigorous application. Potts the druggist sells the product.
May 26 page of Pageville reports a large Ladies Aid gathering at the post office with Mrs. N L Page hosting. Several residents are noted ill or recovering including Mrs. R D Martin and Mrs N L Page. Also mentions visitors from Dillon and health updates among locals.
A furor pamphlet states burn care with Chamberlain's Salve from Potts the druggist. It promises fast pain relief and rapid healing of injured skin.
A notice emphasizes whooping cough as a more dangerous disease than commonly believed with pneumonia frequently accompanying it and suggesting higher mortality than scarlet fever.
Dr Swain returned from an eastern trip Wednesday night. The last vaudeville by Normal students Friday evening was a decided success. Miss Commeau excelled as Germaine's assistant. Mrs Owsley hosted the Senior class after the show. Mrs Kress spoke on the advantages of the four year course. Miss Bessie Storey entertained friends Friday after festivities. Monmal staff picnic at Argenta cave Saturday. Picnic party members included Schmidt Grace Johnson Moran Rossiter Cleveland Emma Johnson Dunning Erwin Baker Main Selway. Prof Mosher spoke on Descartes Thursday in Gen Ex.
Mrs Rosa Potts of Birmingham Alabama reports rapid relief from biliousness and constipation using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. She says the tablets improve appetite, vitality, digestion and cleanse the stomach liver and blood naturally with Potts the druggist selling them locally.
Anna Vogelius sought a divorce from Charles Vogelius on desertion and non support arguing marriage in Walla Walla on March 25 1908 and separation since. Judge Callaway granted the divorce after plaintiff and supporting witnesses testified. The same term Johnson v Stone and Lovell was dismissed after the wrongful imprisonment claim and missing witness.
Fifty thousand acres in Shoshone will open for settlement under the Carey Act on June 8. Reduced rates in effect via Oregon Short-Line on June 3, 6, 7, and 8, with a deadline June 16. Descriptive literature available from D. E. Burley General Passenger Agent Salt Lake City Utah.
Off Brazil fourteen miles from shore M J Nicoll described a sea serpent near his vessel. A four foot dorsal fin rose from the water while an eel like neck six feet long appeared before the fin with a turtle shaped head. The observer speculated the creature resembled the famed sea serpent but cautioned it may be a reptile rather than a mythical beast.
A Sunday school institute will be held at Mountain View Methodist church in Butte next week on June 2 3 and 4. Instructors of national reputation will attend including Rev David G Downey D D of Chicago Rev Edgar Blake Rev E S Lewis D D of New York City and Mrs A A Lamoreaux of Beecher author on the Unfolding.
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