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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1909
Page
6
A 1909 Sunday School worksheet examines Paul in Rome with questions on Melita voyage and verses from Acts. It includes discussion prompts on fellowship, faith, and Christian conduct, plus a note on future lessons and a long block on Chicago prohibition campaign implications.
Plans nearly complete for a large popular drive to end liquor traffic and close Chicago's 7,136 saloons. Authorities expect unity among civic reform and prohibition groups in the western metropolis ahead of a possible election next year.
A local Dillon, Montana citizen credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing backache and kidney related pains after winter jarring while driving. He purchased at Riley's Drug Store and reports full relief. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Steve Kambich faced charges of interfering with Matt Polish’s irrigation ditches after turning off water during repairs. Judge Callaway dismissed the case after Hirschman’s conviction was overturned, ruling the complaint insufficient and finding no legal action.
The Knapp residence at Morse street and Railroad avenue stands as a prime Dillon property. A two story home with basement, electric lights, hot and cold water, bath, and five city lots, it sits among large shade trees on a well-kept lawn with many outbuildings. Mrs Knapp has sold his business interests and plans to offer the home at a bargain.
The sugar beet meeting at the Dillon theatre yesterday afternoon drew few participants and was adjourned to a later date. Attendees were scarce as interest focused on ongoing murder trials in district court, which occupied most of the courtroom.
A Pleasant Occupation extols reading correspondence and notes that the joy of letters depends greatly on writing paper. It asks readers which paper bearing the "Made in Berkshire" trademark provides the greatest pleasure to the recipient.
A promotional copy touts Eaton Crane and Pike as offering the best writing paper. It invites readers to try a box and promises they will like it.
A supper and sale event at the Baptist parsonage on Thursday November 18 offers hot rolls baked beans and a full roast meal for 35 cents starting at 5 p m. Afternoon and evening feature a sale of aprons corset covers rugs stenciled items pillow cases pin cushions and small garments with proceeds benefiting the church.
We thank our many kind friends and neighbors who assisted us during the sad death of our little daughter Velma. Mr. and Mrs. Epmund Thompson Bannack Montana.
Department of the Interior notice from Helena Montana dated November 6 1909 states Ernest W Geary of Lima Montana filed intent to prove Desert Land claim for N4SE Section 35 Township 13 S Range 8 W Montana Meridian before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon on December 18 1900 with witnesses Annie Geary Ernestine Calvert Charles E Calvert and Henry Pitter all of Lima Montana Frank D Mrracre Register
All registered county warrants are called in on November 20 with interest ceasing on those presented for payment by that date. County Treasurer W. F. Casmierr issues the notice.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead the estate of Susan E Gray deceased. Robert N Gray administrator invites creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at the office of H G Rodgers Dillon Montana. Dated November 6 1909.
Ad claims a drying catarrh preparation that soothes and heals without pain or irritation. Ely Brothers advertises Fly's Cream Balm at 50 cents a tin, sold from 55 Warren Street New York, claiming it clears cold in the head easily without cocaine or harmful drugs.
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