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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
8
An advertisement extols Jory Soap for cleansing pores with Ivory Soap as 99 4 9 percent pure. It notes 2 800 pores per square inch and 2 381 284 pores on the body, urging scientific analyses and Procter Gamble as the maker.
The Catholic Fair opened Tuesday at the Dillon Theatre with a short musical program by the Dillon Orchestra and multiple vocal and instrumental numbers. Large attendance and lively booths offered varied wares while raffles awarded items such as a rocking chair a gold mounted pipe and several dolls. Contests for the most popular girl and gentleman draw close Saturday night with prizes including a gold watch and a silver water pitcher and stand.
The fragment records O Overstreet of Elgin Tennessee describing a heartache and affection toward his wife in a clipped, hesitant way, with letters and wording cut off mid thought. The readable portion hints at personal sentiment rather than a public action or event.
At the Polaris mine 26 armed miners seized promoter J. J. Ousick after he returned from trying to sell the property. They claimed $1000 in miner claims and threatened to detain him until payment. Sheriff Padley notified, and Ousick was moved to Bannack after the incident. Also, a major sheep sale saw Frank Landon and Tommy Haw sell 3000 head to Ed Weylesworth for shipping to Seattle.
A new whist club for young men in Dillon was organized on Wednesday evening. The group is named the W. W. Club and includes members O. W. Conger R. V. Kirkham W. Hayward W. J. Cushing Randolph Jacobs Evans Tones Ray 8. Conger J. H. Gilbert Rob ert Boone J. H. Holst A. F. Waldorf and Mr. Hicks.
Mr Eph Stoller won the steer prize at the Thanksgiving shooting match where the animal sold for 53 dollars. The event drew notable attention and featured strong shooting with most fowls selling at high prices. Ernest Martin of the Fair store was ill with inflammatory rheumatism for two weeks but can now sit up.
The artist plans a grand allegorical picture named Joy and jokes with his model Onele Ephraim about rewarding him with a prized pullet if it succeeds. An inspired turn leads to a later boast of a fat possum as the key to triumph, yielding a wildly successful work.
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