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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
8
The column lists Van Camp’s Hominy and Pork and Beans, Sauer Kraut, Pumpkin in 214 lb cans, New York Full Cream Cheese, Imported Sage Cheese, Imperial Cheese, Crab Meat, Egg Noodles, Domestic Swiss, McLaren’s Pound Cheese, Star Lobster in 44 lb cans, and more. Watch this column for future goods.
Special to Tribune Willis May 29 reports Dr. Walker attended Browne employee illness. Mrs Browne visited Mrs Hartwig. J A Browne traveled to Dillon. Miners Bloof and Thompson from Rock Creek went to Butte. Several locals fall ill incl Mrs James Brown with fever and nosebleed. Bert Maloy also sick. Decoration Day approach prompts graveside floral visits.
Rolland Curry a Key West patrolman describes two years of rheumatism pain that limited his walking and duty. After one night of treatment with Chamberlain's Pain Balm his pain nearly vanished and after about two weeks the cure persisted for over three months. Sold by R L Riley druggist.
Argenta May 30 report notes Pioneer Bradwell laid to rest. John Howes and family visited Dillon over the weekend. A Southern Montana Telephone Co representative spent several days in Argenta repairing telephones and the line generally between.
The Buffalo physician Dr R V Pierce releases a public list of all ingredients in his Golden Medical Discoveries to prove safety and absence of alcohol narcotics or minerals. He promotes Favorite Prescription for women's nerves and strength and notes Indian use of similar remedies.
Prospecting for red metal continues in Argenta as the Great Eastern shaft near forty feet deep shows rich sulphide ore with growing crystals. Howes Pilon and others work with push and shovel while rain-green landscapes revive the area. Former Bannack placer miner and Argenta ranch owner Mr Bradwell dies after a long life. funeral at Argenta cemetery.
Mrs Edward Phillips of Barclay Maryland praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for her two year old daughter Catherine who began use at two months old and notes her own recovery from a dreadful cold. The remedy is sold by R L Riley the local druggist.
A farmer killed a key witness after bail secured on a claim of justifiable homicide. Sheriff offers a $300 reward for the farmer. Lawyer McGann shoots the farmer, returns the body, and claims the reward, saying he killed him in another case.
A Grand Magazine piece notes a county magnate and a society lady as examples of extreme thrift and repurposing in fashion. It claims blue stockings and cast off hosiery influence a blue gray homespun and a blanket tweed coat, suggesting even judges may wear secondhand goods bought as all wool.
A relic bill from 1837 lists absurd charges against a railroad company for wrecked luggage and a harmed wife. The quirky document notes amounts for spiking costs, medical cures, and personal injuries, claiming the railroad paid the claim immediately.
A humorous anecdote recounts a Malden doctor who, after a long tale of love, is refused again by a young woman. He declares she is the coldest woman he ever saw, to which she replies that he has met colder elsewhere.
The village now called Woxall bears a name chosen after an office error in Washington. It previously went by Crop pestettel, or Crowtown, then Mechanicsville. A Calico word Noxall inspired locals to propose Woxall, and a Washington letter approved the spelling as Woxall. Mrs. Kate L. Cobban dies of pneumonia in Butte after health travel to California.
Postmaster lists letters remaining uncalled for at Dillon Montana up to May 31 1907. Items will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within 30 days. Names include Estelle Bovee Joseph Grammer Harris Henningsen Chris Hanson Alfred Lauritzen Claud Maxwell Mrs S E Moore A W Palmer Charley Ritchey Mrs S A Smith Minnie Winters Grace Lamont and others. The postmistress notes the list omits addresses.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Dillon City Council until 8 p m June 5 1907 for all labor and material to construct a concrete steel reinforced reservoir per plans and specifications on file with City Engineer George R Metlen and City Clerk J B Poindexter. The right to reject any bids is reserved. J B Poindexter
The Bellevue Times notes Harris Plantation singers perform at Daly's Hall now set as a temporary opera house. The show opens with a cotton picking scene and songs, then dancing specialties and sketches, ending with The Doctor Shop farce. Reserved seats 75 cents, children 25, general 50 cents.
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