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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1905

Page

3

Weiser Pleads Guilty to Liquor Sales to Minors

J L Weiser admitted guilt in district court for selling intoxicating liquor to two minors, Harry Bond and Arthur Phillips, last summer. He previously pled not guilty, was fined $25 in Justice Court, appealed to the district court, and the judge upheld the same $25 fine after hearing statements from both sides.

Weiser J. L. Weiser Towit Harry Bond Arthur Phillips Justice Rich Justice Court

Local figures report hospital stay and project bids in Butte

Al Young visited Butte Tuesday afternoon while Mrs. Young remains hospitalized in Murray's with illness and possible cancer surgery ahead. T J Murray spent part of the week in Butte to install two large wagon scales after bidding as Osborne company representative and winning the contract announced earlier.

al. Young Butte Mrs. Young Murray' S Hospital T. J. Murray Silver Bow County Mr. Murray Osborne Company

Mince pies and groceries line Dillon listings

Numerous notes from Dillon Montana detail shopping at the Montana Mercantile Co. and local vendors, with ads for nuts, dried fruits, mince meat, and holiday produce. Social calls include visits from Lima and Grant residents, while local events mention a Thanksgiving ball and Odd Fellows gathering. Simeon Estes lies ill with pneumonia near Dillon, while others travel to Butte and Baker City.

Charles S. Truax Lima R. R. Rathbone First National Bank J. F. Wiksdal Butte Montana Mercantile Co J. E. Morse Harry G. Davis Jackson Dillon Mary. Paul and Son Thos Hamilton Malaga J. S. Foley Pocatello Fred Randolph Farlin Trading Company H. B. Selway Elkhorn B. E. Jacobs City Water Works Baker City Oregon California Odd Fellows Lodge Starry Armstead Polaris New York City Eph Stoller Big Hole Simeon Estes

Still Doing Land Business by L J Price

L J Price announces continued land business operations and pledges better service to the public, urging people to call on him for assistance.

L. J. Price

When My Golden Hair Has Turned to Silver Gray

Edward Stanley writes the year s top song praised as the most popular tune. Tribune Store in Dillon offers the hit for twenty five cents as a featured item.

Edward Stanley Tribune

Scott's Emulsion Promises Life Saving Nourishment

A prominent druggist calls Scott's Emulsion life saving. The ad touts its ability to aid growth from infancy to old age, restore lost flesh, and repair waste through nourishment not found in ordinary food, claiming no system is too weak to benefit.

Scott

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