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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
3
Gov J K Toole ends legal career while serving as governor withdrawing from Toole Bach Toole and renaming the firm to Tooley Bach. He says the chief executive must devote full time to office and notes the change contrasts with Bob Smith’s stance.
Boulder Ago notes that Gov elect Toole will resign from Toole Bach and Toole prior to assuming office. The move is praised as more fitting to the office’s dignity than Gov Smith’s prior plan which treated law practice and mine exams as a side issue of the governorship.
The Milk River Eagle suggests Governor Smith is using his clemency broadly and may empty the penitentiary before his term ends. It notes that regardless of pardons granted to others, the public cannot repay him for his actions.
A light verse celebrates Mistress Jenny at whist recalling her dainty hand and divine handling. It humorously notes how her cards thwart foes with tricks and trump timing, ending with admiration for her discreet triumphs at the table.
Dr Mandell Creighton the lord bishop of London moves with remarkable alacrity and packs a day with tasks. He reads and answers about sixty letters daily averages nearly twenty thousand a year. He attends committee meetings ordination and many other duties while also enjoying holidays in Italian villages.
Hannibal resident J E Lilly describes a frightening illness that progressed from Typhoid to Pneumonia. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with restoring his strength after one bottle gave relief and continued use left him well. The medicine is advertised as a universal lung and throat cure with trial bottles available at City Drug Store.
A Washington correspondent asks who handles inside government information. The veteran replies the secretary of the Interior is the proper contact. This exchange appears in the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
A remedy claims to soothe nervousness and rebuild tissues and blood. The product “Lichsy a Celery saNerve Compound” is touted as successful in nervous cases with thousands of testimonials. Sold by City Drag Store.
Senator Cockrell of Missouri earned praise as a democratic figure after a brief surprise visit to the senate folding room. He removed his coat and helped prepare a batch of documents for the majority, assisting workers in their duties.
A traveler recalls arriving at an Austrian inn where a courier logged his name as an American gentleman of means. The registrant insisted he copied from a portmanteau, but the inn’s book showed the entry as Mon sieur Warranted Solid Leather.
A short sales note urging cough sufferers to try Kemp's Balsam with a positive guarantee. It claims most coughs worsen without medicine, notes rapid effect after the first dose, and lists prices 26c and 50c with a free trial size. Sold by City Drug Store.
Daniel H. Moffatt of Denver, a banker and mine owner, gave $100,000 to George Ross Lewin cashier of the First National Bank of Denver and $75,000 to Thomas Keely assistant cashier of the same bank as tokens of his regard. About a year ago he took the head waiter of the Fifth Avenue hotel New York on a trip to Europe.
An alarming old advertisement promises twelve prescriptions for a dollar to treat many ailments including rheumatism coughs and colds burns epilepsy and venereal disease. The text instructs readers to write and expose one dollar and addresses Dr Gray Port Gash Schuylkill Co Penna Box 218.
Butte City officials report contributions totaling more than 5000 dollars sent to Galveston for storm relief efforts. The donations come as part of a relief drive to assist victims and support recovery.
Mrs. Lucinda Perkins Jones McGuezie urges attendance at this evening’s club lecture by Professor Zargissos sopos on the eastern problem in modern Greek. Mrs. Marie Hinkwell questions understanding but notes the club’s aim to counter Western lecturing prompts.
For sale a brand of wether lambs from C. Y. Reeder and weather lambs from the Selway and Morse band totaling 2500 head. Described as large and fine for Beav erhead county. For particulars contact J. E. Morse Dillon Montana.
Massachusetts Governor Crane enjoys strong support among workers at a Dalton water mill where several aged men receive pensions after loyal service. The mill’s three generations of family management have never known a strike.
The notice advises taking two or three Krause's Cold Cure Capsules during the day and two before bed to ensure a good night’s rest and easy bowels. It claims the cold will melt away by morning with continued use the next day. Sold by City Drug Store.
Observers note the new Duke appears small in photos yet stands over six feet tall in age around twenty. He is nicknamed Bend Or and mirrors his grandfather’s zeal for sport in public life.
The Tribune lists eight subscribers who do not receive their paper and asks them to notify the office. The notice states the paper is published regularly and urges correct delivery to all subscribers.
The First Baptist Church at Idaho and Sebroce streets lists services Sunday at 11:00 AM for divine worship 12:00 Bible school 7:30 Preaching. The O. E. meeting follows evening service. Parsonage next to church. pastor Rev Henry F Cope invites visits and service. Sunday topics:
Sunday school at 10 a m. Morning service at 11 a m. Class meeting at noon. Junior League at 3 p m. Epworth League at 6 30 p m. Evening service at 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening led by Pastor R P Suara.
Rev. 8. D. Hooker rector. Services: Sundays Holy Communion 11 2 M1 0 first Sunday of month others except second 7 am 45 am. Morning prayer 11 am. Young people meeting 6 45 pm. Evening prayer 7 30 pm. Saints days and holy days 10 am.
The schedule lists morning service at 11 o clock, evening service at 7 30, Sabbath school at noon, and Christian Endeavor at 6 45.
Secretary Hedges presents Beaverhead County figures from a Sheep Commissioners meeting in Helena on December 10. The wool clip is about 105000 pounds and lambs total around 50000, with total values likely to rise in the fall report.
A village blacksmith and the boy’s family describe repeated croup attacks that distressed the household. The local doctor and chamberlain face repeated fears as the child’s life hangs in the balance.
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