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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1902
Page
12
The Dillon Dining Parlors on Banmack Street next to Dr Jones' office will open next Monday. I W Anderton announces the new establishment offering local fare and drinks such as Patterson's beer on tap.
Dillon scene with scattered notes on residents and visitors. Mentions jury day in Dillon, housing ads for a four room rental, social events at the Manse, and local shopping firms like the Tribune Store and Dillon Implement Co. Also notes travel to Butte and Miss White of Bannack visiting, and routine church and society activities.
Mise Hunteren spoke about Aurora and dawn gates while Prof. Monroe described a 24 hour counting system used by the weather service. Rev Cope outlined Parliament houses and personnel. Dr. Bagley lectured on imitation. seniors may treat faculty to a sleigh ride if conditions hold. Several new students expected soon. Normalites dream of Thanksgivings and Christmas home gatherings.
Sanford Chancellor Shingleton pioneer of Alder Gulch died at his Meadow Creek ranch near Virginia City after rheumatism of the heart. He came to Montana in 1863, settled in Madison County, and was a respected State Pioneer Society member. His loss is mourned by the community. Reverend H F Cope reports a story in Argosy December issue titled A Cure for Chemistry about Miss Brice and a trial of oxone.
Miss Sophia Albert, who attended the Normal here about a year ago, has become insane and was taken to the Warm Springs asylum last week. She was violent on the way to the station and damaged the cab. Two strong men were needed to assist. Her mental state was noted during her school days here.
Dr. W. S. Power once living here and now in Philipsburg Granite county ran as the Republican candidate for state senator in the county. He trailed by a narrow margin in the first count but irregularities in several precincts could lead to votes being discarded and a possible election for Power.
The Theta club met Tuesday evening with hostesses Miss Fay Scott and Miss Fern Scott. Miss Herr from the High School faculty spoke on life at Wellesley College, presenting pictures in a charming style. Guests enjoyed homemade candy and a pleasant program.
The Baptist Aid Society ladies hosted an elegant dinner last evening in the former J. W. Lusher store now occupied by D. B. Barton. Turkey was the main dish with a full dinner. business people and many ladies attended, and the society expects to net about $50.
Dr. Asa M. Willard presented a paper on gall stones before the Montana association of osteopathy in Helena on September 4. The talk earned first place in the September Bulletin issue, with Willard noted as president of the state board of osteopathic examiners.
The Selway Paxton Gilbert shipment of sheep left Twin Bridges on November 5 after a first week landslide delay. Passengers James Paxton George Selway Ray Selway and Fired Gilbert plan a brief tour of Chicago and nearby sights before likely returning home by next Tuesday.
A Chicago barber claims grease in hair preparations feeds dandruff germs and promotes shedding. He warns dandruff is caused by germs and says Newbro’s Herpicide destroys them, noting that removing the cause prevents baldness.
An early notice proclaims N S Wood offers baggage and express delivery service to any area of the city. The spot urges prompt delivery and hangs out a white flag as a symbol of the service.
Dillon firm furnishes stock books seal presses stock ledgers transfer journals and printed stationery in proper form for incorporated companies.
A southbound mail train faces delays due to a signal failure near the station. Train Ro. 1 is affected with caboose and freight cars held. crews work to restore service and reroute traffic as 7:16 pm timetable notes show.
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