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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1900
Page
5
Local items include visits by B. E. O'Neal and Hattie Shultz, barber and tailor ads, a high school cabinet gift from a silver sample, a parade of town improvements, and forthcoming services at St James and Presbyterian churches. Also listed are medical cures, product ads, and a mix of society gatherings and billiard-store promotions.
The text claims baldness stems from dandruff caused by a germ and that killing the germ can restore hair if follicles survive. Nela Peterson of Lime Spar Montana states she was bald six years and tried various cures without benefit.
Special correspondence reports Mrs Grant’s death after treatment in Salt Lake and burial in Lima with Catholic rites. It notes a large, saddened circle of friends, her Christian kindness, and a family farewell. The column also mentions Miss Josie Bray’s illness, a successful school term, a trip east by Obas Schwakey, and church services led by W. B. Burton.
Wisdom notes a local cattlemen sheepmen meeting at Bristow school to settle the Schultz grazing dispute with a spring stock arrangement. Measles spread in town while a volunteer fire brigade forms, and bridge work continues on the north fork river amid other local routines and arrivals.
Mrs O M Beat hosts a thimble party this afternoon. J W Lusher remains under the weather from a heavy cold. Needle club attended by Mrs George B Conway Wednesday. Mrs Lampkin departs for Denver to visit her son Margaret Davidson at the Normal in that city. Mrs A B Rife entertained the Ladies of the Manse yesterday. Dr Asa Williard returned from Missouri after two weeks with relatives. Montana Land and Improvement Co representative works in Dillon this week. Mrs Mary Gannon returns from Wallace Idaho, ill health forced school resignation. Ed Connelly and Hurley Lesch depart for the Texas mining district in Idaho to work quartz Claim.
W. C. McCormick formerly headquartered here and now a Lima resident spent ten days in Dillon under medical care. He showed improvement by Wednesday and departed for Lima after treatment.
An old advertisement touts Lane’s Tea to cure foul breath and digestive discomfort, priced at 150 and 500 for 8 packages. It also notes Yale cameras on clearance at Tribune Store, each with a 6-picture 2x2 inch outfit for 60 cents.
In St James Parish House the Dillon Public Library will be open Tuesday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9 o clock.
Quinine lags ten years behind as Munrz's Dynamic Tanunus promises rapid relief from colds and coughs. Endorsements from Banatay Hungy and Mrs Emma Hoyt claim cold and cough vanish in hours and days. Advertises Inland Drug Co and L. J. Williams as distributors in San Francisco with stamp terms.
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