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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
8
An endorsement from Mrs. Jennie Gardner of Monett Missouri claims Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey aids during the menopause. She states it helped her maintain health through a critical life period and that she could not do without the product, expressing lifelong use.
An advertisement extols Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a strong tonic and digestive aid. It claims benefits for consumption pneumonia grip coughs colds asthma and other wasting diseases and urges verification of authenticity with the Old Chemist label and sealed bottles. It invites medical inquiries and a free illustrated booklet.
Armstead reports the church organ vanished on October 31 and reappeared mysteriously. The incident stirs wonder about who was blamed and whether suspects were misidentified. Community notes cover a Republican rally train, election turnout, social events, a funeral, Halloween, and local happenings.
Sudden severe back pain from rheumatic muscle trouble. Quick relief comes from applying Chamberlain's Liniment. Sold by Potts the Druggist. 1-m
Word reached us yesterday of a blasting accident at the Montana Brewery mine Tuesday night. Two men, William Larimer and Wesley Lynch, were severely injured in the incident.
Mrs Mueller from Alaska visits sister Mrs Barshaw in Pageville as Mr Mueller is expected soon. Otha Stewart and Arthur Barshaw praise Big Hole basin country. Ladies' Aid meets profitably at Mrs James Shannon's home. Various residents travel to Butte Missouri and Dillon for health and family matters. Local school visits by Ada Barshaw Winnifred Fuqua and Henrietta Jones noted. Anti-saloon league head W C Groom to speak at Twin Bridges M E church and Centerville next Sunday.
Rev. Charles Bo will be in Twin Bridges Sun. evening Nov 20 and preach at Centerville Sunday afternoon Nov 20. He formerly served Mountain View in Butte for years and St. Pauls in Helena. Mrs. Fred Seidensticker visited the Gustin family. Seidensticker is Gustin's sister. Adolph Stewart and a young Feath erly visited from Dillon. James Jeffries built a fence around Pageville schoolhouse. Mrs. Will Jackson rode the coach to Blaine to visit her daughter at John Swanstrum’s. A Pageville basket social Friday night proceeds fund an organ to replace last fall’s burned one. Chamberlains Cough Remedy recommended for colds. Sold by Potts.
Last Friday 8 to 10 p m Miss Olive Sapp received a towel shower from Miss McDowell in Mrs. Wm Mauldin's home. The Arrowhead club met in the new art room with papers on road construction by John Carroll Walter Conway Frank Lovell and Ethridge Ward. Mr Leavitt of the forest service spoke to students on forestry. On Wednesday at 12 15 p m Olive Sapp married ranchman Ray Kuntz near Barrett. Monthly report cards were issued Tuesday. Mechanical drawing added to the domestic science course.
An advertiser promotes Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a mild remedy for children with constipation, claiming it improves behavior at lessons. Sold by Potts, the Druggist.
Miss Maud Stone married Dr. Raymond Watkins in Portland Oregon last week after meeting during a family illness in Pipestone Hot Springs. Stone taught in Dillon and at Montana State Normal College before moving to Portland public schools. The couple plan a home in Portland after a honeymoon to the New England states and Michigan.
Parents urged to prepare for croup as dry cold weather hits early winter. A bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy is recommended by Potts the Druggist, emphasized by mothers who rely on it, noting it never disappoints.
Miss Olive Sapp became the bride of Frank Raymond Koontz in a noon ceremony at the bride’s North Pacific street home. Rev J K Stage officiated with Mabel Phillips as bridesmaid and James Melton as best man. The couple will reside on their ranch near Fa.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings Dillon will host the Sanford Dodge company, rated among the best on the road. Tuesday features The Three Musketeers and Wednesday presents The Merchant of Venice, praised by critics in the Minneapolis Journal for its strong performance and audience reception.
The article describes the remodeling of the Metlen block to house Dr. Rathbone’s dental offices. Six rooms, natural pine finish, electroliers, new plumbing, two operating rooms and a laboratory with electrically propelled machinery. A reception hall and ladies’ rest room accompany the suite, praised as perhaps the west’s finest equipped dental quarters.
A Washington issued warning from the post office department cautions against attaching non postage charity stamps to gifts mailed to foreign countries. Some nations ban or restrict such stamps with a list of countries that will or will not admit items bearing charity stamps. Do not mail items with charity stamps to avoid returns or dead letter status. include full sender name and address on covers to prevent delays.
Warrants of all funds are called in on November 20 1910 by County Treasurer W F Cashmore. Interest will cease on warrants not presented for payment by that date. This notice informs holders to present warrants for settlement.
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