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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1913
Page
5
The Triptune Publishing Co. will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees except in cases where orders signed by the manager are given.
The text argues that modern vigilante efforts are needed to keep towns sanitary and free of garbage and fly breeding disease. It calls for public warnings or threats to rouse gunmen and citizens to act, noting sanitation laws and community duty.
A fragment notes a phrase about the ideal medicine or service described as the perfect prescription. The readable text suggests a traditional or reassuring tone without additional specifics.
The passage argues that individuals who cultivate disease germs in their property threaten neighbors and that communities must act vigorously to combat unsanitary conditions. It stresses plain speaking and proactive measures to prevent harm before it occurs, urging cities and towns to be fully prepared to enforce health standards.
Dillon hosts a Wednesday evening assembly room debate to select a team to face Butte High on Friday December 17. Public interest urged as students prepare to argue the resolution that a minimum wage should be adopted for all factories workshops and industries.
The morning sermon will explore the theme pena Christianity and the evening talk titled The Price of a Hair Cut. The church invites parents to bring their children to the Sunday school, boasting a fine program and an efficient teaching staff.
Mrs. O Palmer of Green Bay Wisconsin was seriously ill with kidney and bladder trouble. Mr Palmer writes that her health and strength are rapidly improving solely due to Foley Kidney Pills. Potts the druggist advertises the medicine. Gone to Bozeman Mrs E J Callaway becomes associate member and Miss Sophia Guyaz delegates from Girls Friendly club with Miss Helen Finch from Shakespeare club. they attend the vocational congress in Bozeman this week.
Miss Clara Plant visits in Sheridan Montana while Mrs A A McDonald of Bozeman stays with A W Connelly family. Father Foley and Frank Birrer hunt Lost creek country and plan return Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harry T Poindexter travel to Butte. Mrs Poindexter to reenter St James hospital. A L Anderson learns his mother is near death and the couple will travel to Cambridge Ohio tonight. Mrs H C Haney of Baker City Oregon visits at niece Mrs A J Wedum in Dillon.
Turver of Mountain Home Idaho closes a deal with Louis Stahl to take over the Montana Market on Bannack Street in Dillon. Turver and J. W. Morton will return to Idaho briefly and come back to Dillon in a few days. Potts drugstore advertises Foley Kidney Pills as best for kidney and bladder ailments.
At a Dillon gathering in the Guild hall last night young men decided to form a club. The hall will be prepared for club rooms and equipment installed. A follow up meeting next Tuesday at the Guild hall will establish the permanent organization and invite all interested to join.
Thos Verran of Edward Street Houghton Michigan explains why more bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound are sold each year. He praises its quick relief of throat tickle and cough with no bad after effects.
State of Ohio Toledo announces Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured or not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The sworn statement dated December 6, 1886, by A. W. Glenason Notary Public, describes internal use and blood mucous action. Sold by druggists for 75 cents with testimonials available. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Beaverhead County Montana seeks sealed bids for lump and run-of-mine coal to the courthouse and jail for one year. Bids due by 5 pm November 29 1918, opened by the county commissioners in December. Each bid must include a $50 certified check and be endorsed Proposal for coal.
Police arrested J. A. Thibodeau and Boise Heed in a Wednesday raid. Both accused of vagrancy and convicted in district court the next afternoon, each fined 60 dollars. One inmate lacked the required bail and remains in county jail.
Ed Wilson faces mooching charges while Herman Waltse and Per ry Kiose appear on disturbances. Tom Farley is charged with drunkenness. Waltse forfeits five dollars, Kiose serves ten days in jail, and Farley pays a five dollar fine.
Mrs B N Stevenson will entertain the Manse Society next Thursday afternoon in a small social gathering at the church manse with invited members and guests.
Proposal to supply Devoe Paint for a painting job with guaranteed results if used properly. Claims a better finish, longer-lasting results, and lower overall cost. Encourages asking for Devoe Paint.
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