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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1913

Page

8

Beav erhead High School site move could secure prime lots

Beaverhead County plans a new high school building housing agriculture domestic science and gym. The school board may buy five Pacific street lots from Fred Schuler at about 27 dollars per front foot after he reduced his price from 4500. The move would provide play grounds and a premier site adjacent to the existing High School to accompany the new structure.

Beaverhead County Beaverhead Pacific Street Fred Schuler Schuler Barbour Pacific and Bannack High School Tri- Bune

May Prove Fatal Kidney Trouble Warns Dillon Citizen

A Dillon Montana man Eugene White describes severe backache and frequent urination from kidney problems. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with curing him after two boxes, urging others to remember the name and buy only that remedy.

Auburn New York J. A. Farmer Potts Bright Dillon Citi Eugene White Dillon, Mont Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo United States

Beggars Sweep Butte as Open Season for Alms

An Anaconda Standard report notes a surge of itinerant beggars in Butte with a range of tactics. A boy advertises tuberculosis losses, a deaf mute pair distribute sachet powder, and others solicit in districts, saloons, and storefronts. Some may be truly needy, others opportunistic. observers describe a large influx of medicants over recent days.

Salvation Army Davis Butte

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