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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1899
Page
4
Notice from Craton Montana dated November 10 1899 states The Tree Pus Co will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees except when orders signed by the manager are given. The newspaper lists Fisher as authorized advertising agent in San Francisco and notes postoffice transmission as second class.
The 1899 election results rebuke Bryan with Nebraska singled out as Democratic holdout. Republican gains appear nationwide from Kansas and South Dakota to Ohio and New York, signaling broad support for the party and its national policy. A note from Ryan Canyon reports on a leaky flume near Warm Springs. General Joubert is identified as an American-born Boer leader with a long colonial history.
Governor Smith urges Montanans to pause work and gather in worship on November 30 1899 a day of prayer and thanksgiving designated by the U S president. The proclamation notes blessings of health wealth and returning soldiers and appeals to gratitude toward the Divine Creator.
A playful collage of quips and sketches from the Shakespeare club reading Othello and other satirical lines. It contrasts misread phrases and humorous mispronunciations with musings on advertising, reading habits, and U.S. policy views on Aguinaldo and the Philippines.
ORR vet 20 inch J. D. Fox and Walter party leading at Big Hole basin visited Dillon early week. Herbert Hays, famed rancher from Lemhi Valley, Idaho, came for winter supplies. Rev Father VanDenbroeck returned to Dillon from Fort Keogh travels. Miss Belle Thomas aids Custer county teachers institute in Miles City. Street work by Anderegg continues with cross walks prepped for bad weather. Smallpox vaccine orders and vaccinations rise in Dillon. Miss Bessie Farrell from Butte visited the Normal party and friends. Engineer Joe Burton on O S L line to Lima rests his engine, takes vacation while shop repairs delay service.
A brief notice from Fyunri Grocery Oo urges readers to stock up now to secure fruits for winter meals. The department warns of limited stock and highlights seasonal selections available.
An advertisement claims beauty comes from health and warns that constipation and kidney trouble ruin the skin. Electria Bitters is advertised as a remedy to regulate stomach liver and kidneys and purify the blood, promising strong nerves bright eyes and smooth skin. Available for 50 cents at City Drug Store.
Spectacular Leonid meteor shower, a rare 33 year event, will be visible nearly worldwide. About two billion meteors streak toward Earth, ignite in the atmosphere, and create a rainbow of colors, yet pose no threat to the planet.
Advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising a one day cure for a cold. Slogan asserts all druggists refund if it fails with E W Grove’s signature on every box priced at 26 cents.
Historic ad copy touts necessity as mother of invention for Hood's Sarsaparilla a concentrated tonic and purifier claiming unequalled curative power. Endorsed by Mary A Burke and others praising health benefits and reduced doctor bills. Hood's Pills advertised as liver cure non irritant cathartic.
O K Paul toured Ogden and Salt Lake on a business trip. Dan Gutting and W F Cottrell hunted for two days, covering 50 miles, claiming two ducks one chicken and observing seventy antelope. Ladies Aid served a successful supper. November 3rd entry mentions various game cooked for healthful appetites. Rev Smith with Rev Laughridge leads religious meetings urging all to attend.
A medical claim describes deafness arising from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. It asserts nearly all cases stem from catarrh and promises a reward of one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's cannot cure.
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