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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1900

Page

4

Dillon Daily Notices and Local Tidbits

Local items show Gov Smith may attend court this week. Tribune Store advertises school supplies and popular songs. Wm Lytle and Wm Johnson attend to business and jury duty in Dillon. Dart Hardware offers novelty goods from $2.00. Browne of Melrose and Williams of Banmack visit. Earle Selway hosts friends. Dagenhart from Jackson on business. Mrs Orr returns from Oregon. Pageville teacher’s exam taker Burtch visits. Pope to preach at Baptist church next Sunday. Mrs Belle Campbell and Frank of Butte visit. A G Williams and wife from Bon Accord visit. Dark room lanterns and photo supplies at Tribune store.

Matt Board Tribune Dillon Johnson Lima Dart Hardware Co Hughes& McCaleb Jos. A. Browne Melrose W. L. Williams Banmack Earle Selway IF. D. Dagenhart Jackson W. O. Orr Oregon Henry F. Pope The Baptist Church Belle Campbell Frank Butte

Pleasant Affair Among Local Youths Sets Social Tone

Miss May Staudaher and Miss Lens Johnson hosted a Friday party at Miss Staudaher's home. Games and dancing dominated the evening with a guessing contest won by Miss Mamie McIntosh who received a poetry book as a prize. Attendees included Misses McIntosh Eliza Selway Carrie Harrison Pluma Tatersall Della Noble Emma Stolle Addie Lennox Nelie Sharkey and Messrs Sylvester Hirschman Marvin Poindexter Fred Conger Frank Sharkey Arthur Graeter Earle Selway Hamilton Wright Norman Gilbert.

Miss Staudaher Mamie McIntosh Misses McIntosh Eliza Selway Carrie Harrison Pluma Tatersall Della Noble Emma Stolle Addie Lennox Nelie Sharkey Messrs Sylvester Hirschman Marvin Poindexter Fred Conger Frank

Dillon Social Club to Reorganize and Elect Officers

The Dillon Social club for city youths plans a reorganization with about 30 members on the roll. The group expects to hold its first dance Friday evening December 7 and will meet soon to elect officers and set meeting dates.

Dillon

Sherman Headache Cure Advertises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Sherman's Headache Cure claiming fast relief from headaches and neuralgia. The pill is sold in boxes priced at 250 or 10 cents per box through City Drug Store.

Sherman City Drug Store

Strong Montana church praised for growth and stable leadership

In the minutes of the Baptist General Association of Montana the báoed church is called one of the strongest and prosperous in the college town. Rev. Henry F. Cope is noted as a faithful and wise pastor valued by church and city. The report notes large congregations, extensive church work, and a troublesome debt paid in the year with harmony prevailing.

Baptist General Association of Montana Baptist Church Henry F. Cope

Moki Tea Promises Quick Relief for Headache and Digestive Ailments

Montana notice reports Moki Tea advertised as curing sick headache indigestion and constipation with skin eruptions claimed to vanish or money refunded. Nicholas Darnutzer, aged 80 and longtime resident since 1864, died near Twin Bridges after a brief illness while dining. He was brother in law to Senator George L. Shoup. Funeral held Sunday from Point of Rock.

L. J. Williams’ Central Pharmacy Nicholas Darnutzer Montana Twin Bridges George L. Shoup Idaho Darnutzer Madison Beaverhead Point of Rooke

Juane's Tea Promises Digestive Ease and Bright Complexion

An advertisement claims Juane's Tea keeps bowels active and stomachs in good order, improves complexion, clears yellowness from the eyes, and promotes healthy kidneys. A 25 cent package is available at City Drug Store.

Juane City Drug Store

Death of Bourbon Boy After Mule Kick

The city mourns the death of six year old Paul Gills son of Mr and Mrs Ed Gills of Bourbon Missouri. He was kicked by a mule and killed instantly. The notice came via telegram to John W Morton the Gills’ brother. The family formerly lived in Dillon and many friends here extend sympathy in their bereavement.

Aad Paul Gills Bourbon John W. Morton Gills Dillon

Unclear fragment mentions Kemp's Balsam for throat

Fragmentary ad style text promotes Kemp's Balsam as a throat remedy with claims of success during the week. No clear events or entities beyond the product reference are readable.

Paul on Mines and Local Prospects From Dillon Visit

Ex representative Paul of Dillon arrived in town and foresees bright outlook for ponasi activity. The New Departure mine once owned by the late Senator Lawrence A. Brown is operated by his son A B Brown on the same scale. The electric dredge at Bannack halted for three weeks and will resume with the first cold snap. Ore shipments from Arrenta increased this year, with generally excellent prospects.

Paul of Dillon Butte Lawrence A. Brown A. B. Brown Bannack Arrenta Inter Mountain

Population of U S Cities 25000 Plus 1900 Census Booklet

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway's passenger department issued a booklet listing all U S cities with populations 25000 and over from the 1900 census. To obtain a copy send your address with a two cent postage stamp to the General Passenger Agent in Chicago Illinois.

United States Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Chicago

First Visit in Thirty Two Years

James Dunstan left last Friday evening for his old home in England to see his parents whom he has not seen in thirty two years. He left his ranch in charge of George Banks until his return, which will be sometime in March.

James Dunstan England Mr. Dunstan George Banks

Quinine Cure Marketed In Capsule Form

Range's Cold Cure promises to eradicate deeply seated colds in 24 hours with no business interruption. The capsules are pleasant to take and provide a fresh sensation during use. Sold by City Drug Store for 25 cents.

City Drug Store

Mysterious $500 Tip Left At Cafe By Polaris Mine Owner

A nervous man in a fine suit, identified as J J Cusick, owner of the Polaris mine in Beaverhead county, tipped waiter Abt $500 after ordering a ham sandwich at Jack Henshaw's Main street cafe. The man departed through the doorway, leaving staff puzzled by the generous gesture.

George Abt Jack Henshaw Butte Inter Mountain Mr. Abt Man Polaris Beaverhead County

Aokers English Remedy Promises Fast Cure for Cough

Aokers English Remedy will stop a cough and cure the worst cold in twelve hours with a money back guarantee. Available at L. J. Williams' Central Pharmacy for 25 or 50 cents.

Aoker L. J. Williams’ Central Pharmacy

Oregon Short Line officials visit city with pay car

G L Olmstead of Pocatello and J Dunn of Salt Lake, officers of the Oregon Short Line, passed through the city today en route south with the pay car. Dunn said by January the railroad would have thirty seven new hog engines with box coal and stock cars to meet growing freight demand. Zoll repaired Dillon district wires at Pageville Monday and near the town on Thursday.

G. L. Olmstead Pocatello Mountain Division Oregon Short Line J. Dunn Salt Lake Oregon Short Zoll Dillon District Pageville Win Bridges Monitor

Kemps Balsam for Throat and Lungs Ad

A Vintage ad notes that in 1800s times many suffer from throat and lung issues. It urges readers to visit their druggist and buy Kemps 4 Balsam for the throat and lungs at 25 cents, with a 50 cent trial offer and a free sample at City Drug Store.

City Drug Store

Your Face Reveals Health and Feeling States

The text links facial appearance to health claiming impure blood causes pale sallow skin eruptions. It suggests that feeling weak and worn out indicates health issues and proposes a healthy complexion as a sign of wellness.

No Civilising Me But Kept From Prince of Wales Style

Poetic jab asserting defiance against civility and royal imitation. The speaker rejects wearing whiskers like the Prince of Wales while braving brutal methods and maintaining stubborn independence.

Prince of Wales

Everybody Bays So Casparets Candy Coathartie

Purported medical remedy advertised as a pleasant taste aid for kidneys liver and bowels claiming to cleanse the system dispel colds headaches fevers and biliousness. Offers a box for 60 cents with 25 and 10 cent prices cited. sold and guaranteed to cure by druggists.

Ayer Salem Mass

Turkish ministers abroad largely Christian Greek clergy lead

The article notes that most Turkish ministers abroad are Christians and that the current ministers to the United States and England are Greeks of the Greek Catholic church. It mentions one Turkish minister who, as a Christian, spent forty four years serving Turkey in London.

United States England Turkey London

City Drug Store Ad Promises Harmless Vegetable Cure

A vintage ad touts a purely vegetable remedy that claims to instantly cure headaches with no after effects. It offers $500 for any trace of antipurine morphine chloral or any injurious substance found in the product, and lists a price of 250.

City Drug Store

Aids to Memory Dial Up in Weather Talk

A Philadelphia Press quip notes a rider’s complaint about bad weather. The exchange highlights a rider's reply that despite the chill they still pay installments on a wheel or bicycle. The light item captures urban humor and seasonal inconvenience.

Philadelphia Press

Buckeye Pile Ointment Promises Quick Cure

Advert says thousands suffer piles and that Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment will quickly cure it, claiming women with female weakness also endure pain. It notes price 50 points per bottle and availability at Williams drug store.

Tabler William’s

Be kind to dumb animals, Jimmy

A Chicago Record item notes a boy arguing with his cat about kindness and intelligence, reflecting a humorous domestic moment with the cat yowling as the tail is pulled.

Jimmy Chicago

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Advertises Quick Healing

An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as best for burns cuts sores fever sores felons ulcers boils corn skin eruptions and piles. It promises quick pain relief and healing for 26 cents per box, sold by City Drug Store.

Bucklen Arnica City Drug Store

Memphis Rosemary show delights young city crowd

Mr Skinner starred in Rosemary in Memphis Tennessee where a lively box party of the city's smart set filled several boxes with noise and chatter. The production was a success and Skinner answered with a modest curtain speech. After the show the party congratulated the company. A young lady asked why he spoke softly and he replied he heard every word she said.

Skinner Memphis Tenn

Woman in Lime Ridge Cured by Electric Bitters

Mrs. I. B. Hunt faced a dire surgical option for stomach trouble and jaundice but drank seven bottles of Electric Bitters, recovering completely without surgery. The ad claims guaranteed cure for stomach liver and kidney troubles and lists price 50c at City drug store.

I. B. Hunt Lime Ridge Wis City Drug Store

Old Times and New Times Celebrate Present Life

A verse from the Atlanta Constitution remarks that while old days and friends were valued, today’s world and new friends are good enough for the speaker. The speaker expresses contentment living in the present and faith that life will end well.

Night of Terror at Ma chias General Burnham Widow

Mrs. 8. H. Lincoln recalls a night of fear for General Burnham's widow as doctors warned she would not live till morning. She credits Dr. King's New Discovery with saving her life after pneumonia and consumption, noting rapid improvement after three doses. The ad touts cures for throat chest and lung diseases and trial bottles at City drug store.

Burnham Machias H. Lincoln City Drug Store

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