03 Nov 1899
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1899
Page
1
A sparse OCR line mentions a “nice selection” as part of a broader display or exhibit. The readable fragment hints at a curated choice or assortment but lacks concrete details on item type, venue, date, or administering body.
Special Lima column reports on Halloween pranks with minimal damage, a bad ankle injury to Mrs. John Loughridge, and pneumonia dangers to the Childs child. It notes improving weather, church services led by Rev. Smith, visits from Jesse Ripley, and a farewell to the Lima Bicycle club via a ghostly party at Bailey's hall.
An early 1900s ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a safe cure for digestive and bodily ailments. The note claims they beat stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels and cost 25 cents at city drugstore. Correspondence from Ryan Canyon Idaho mentions local visits and trades, with several residents noted in brief updates.
Mrs I B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a grim prognosis for stomach trouble and yellow jaundice with a possible operation. She used seven bottles of Electric Bitters and was completely cured avoiding surgery. The remedy is guaranteed to cure stomach liver and kidney troubles at 50 cents a bottle.
Special correspondence reports Peter Hendrickson and family leaving for the Bitter Root valley, Jahnke Brothers returning with cattle, Mose Jardine planning a mansion, soldiers home crowd, and Dr. Stephens regaining health. Also Frank Pendleton works on an irrigation canal from Rock creek to his ranch. An anonymous note praises Dr King s New Discovery for pneumonia and lung cures with trials offered at City drag store.
Special Correspondence reports Miss Grace Baker back in PacEville from Sheridan after a light attack of pneumonia. The brief item notes her return and improving condition as of the first of November.
Ralph Bushnell returns Saturday and a proud welcome is noted. Misses Marburtch and Maytie Utley visit friends near Blaine. Mrs Lizzie Page leaves for Dil for the winter. Plants last week in Butte. Galentine is home for the winter. School opens with 15 in attendance. Miss May Burtch starts teaching Centerville. George Mercer improves rapidly, sent home near Blaine with right arm in a sling. left arm performs well.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat account describes counterfeiters known as money showers. The piece explains a woman shower’s method to circulate fraud through high end retail shops, using stealth, social polish, and quick exchanges to dump bad bills. It notes detection is rare and the accomplice is often unseen.
A Chicago traveler notes a central Wisconsin town dominated by Yonson family names. He spots Yonson running the hotel Yonson owns the drug store Yonson runs the business Yonsons occupy the grocer and butcher shops and even the laundry is labeled Yip Yonson. He jokes that many Yonsons may be frauds.
The article explains that salt water entering the eustachian tube during nose blowing after a bath can inflame and block the tube, causing partial deafness. It advises waiting after bathing and blowing the nose gently to avoid lasting hearing loss.
A brief quip clashes with a literal speaker in a humorous exchange about political aspiration. The dialogue highlights skepticism toward caricatured career politicians and a playful exchange over perceived heartiness of ambition.
Regular session notes filling Pacific street ditch with abutting property owners paying or laboring. Street signs report shows signs placed. Halloween caused confusion for travelers. Library tax levy raised to one mill. fines and licenses tallied. Petitions to open North street and build sidewalks referred to committees. Police reports cite seven arrests for drunkenness. A special meeting will discuss fines collection from island residents and liquor license questions. List of bills paid and notes on a bond issue test via court suit planned.
A Madison county letter to the coroner argues a justice of the peace may act as coroner only when the office is vacant or the elected coroner is absent. Other items note a Glasgow murder, a fatal saloon row, a governor’s death sentence respite, and military casualties in the Philippines.
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