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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1909
Page
3
An advertisement touts Kasparilla as a universal corrective for digestive derangements and liver function. It claims to stimulate digestion, appetite, and bowel regularity, while reducing sour stomach and backache, urging dealers to refund purchase price if not satisfied.
A fragmentary item notes a medical treatment involving Rebus and a patient named Taw. Details are unclear but indicate hope for relief through a specified medical approach and provider. Further readable context references the care setting and possible outcomes.
The article notes that amid strict pure food laws manufacturers rushed to comply, but Quaker Oats stood out as exceptionally pure and wholesome. It highlights its affordability and nourishment, citing Yale tests that show the product boosts vigor and endurance. Quaker Oats meets packaging demands with regular and family sizes, with or without china.
A series of transfers includes Mary D Bray Egan to Elizabeth Phillips for two Lima lots at $600, A S Johnson to George Gleed for two P and O addition lots at $10, Northern Pacific Railway to Frank Landon for 40 acres at $320, Scott and Decker to H J Allen E K K Allen and W G Allen for two Armstead lots at $1, P F Rudy to Mrs James H Phillips for part of Garland’s Lima block at $100. Terence Flynn receives a 160 acre patent near Dillon. mining locations and deeds cover Neil O Donnell Pat O Donnell to Frank P Blair for one third interest in Finvalley Star Light and Clipper lodes in Bloody Dick district, Final receipt to Katy E Hopp for 160 Upper Bloody Dick, Gladstone Gold to R John Doyle for mine machinery at Argenta, Ed Truman interest in Moore Truman ditch for $150, and a water right by John Helming for 60.5 cfs from Warm Springs and Bloody Dick Creek.
Oro y Plaza Lodge No. 390 initiated four fawns from Dillon and vicinity. Initiated were A. S. Beardsley W. R. Stenry M. E. Barry and Sabolsky with Geo Metlen A Eliel L K Adams and Dr F M Poindexter attending. A fine banquet followed with Sudge on Chlaway toastmaster and remarks by several brethren.
Hyomei is an antiseptic derived mainly from eucalyptus with thymol guaiacol and other agents. It quickly relieves catarrh and claims cures in weeks with money back. No cocaine or habit forming drugs. Sold by Potts, the Druggist in Dillon for 1 dollar.
John Ewing and Emerson Hill traveled to Helena for the state fair, Dillon residents Josephus Rich and J. G. Erwin also enjoyed the event. Sheriff Gosman heads to Helena then Seattle with Mrs Gosman, while Albert Wisenfluh and Minnie Quiette of Butte wed in Dillon.
The market reports liberal cattle receipts with stockers feeders down 15 to 40 cents and butcher cattle 10 to 15 lower while choice beef remains scarce. Cornfed beef tops at 7 to 8 with cows and veal varying across ranges. hog receipts rise southward with bulk trades near 8.05 to 8.10 and sheep feeder demand weakening as killers fall 10 to 15 cents.
Inexpensive prints of famous pictures yield several Christmas gifts for men. A combined shaving pad and calendar card uses a gray photograph mount as a base. Tissue shaving leaves are secured with brass paper fasteners and ribbons for hanging. A Ruisdael windmill scene decorates the calendar side, with the pad pasted below. Also a dressmaker square matchbox cover embroidered in nest design with a miniature stein attached by ribbon. the stein is tied at the back. Purchasable for 10 cents. They are decorated with sentimental quotations.
Advertisement notes a caller seeking firm cabbage for winter with the contact line citing Willis Montana and a 40-11 local reference.
President Taft visited Helena and laid the cornerstone of a Catholic college after brief remarks. In Butte, miners and engineers remained at odds over union affiliation with the Western Federation of Miners, risking large layoffs as production threatened if work halted. By Sept 27 secessionists began returning to the federation and mines planned to operate normally tonight.
The funeral of Mrs Harriet Peck Sanders drew a full audience in the Presbyterian church as Montana mourns a forty five year Helena resident. Dr W N Sloan and Rev N H Hardick led services honoring her life, with Montana Pioneer Society members guiding the interment beside Colonel Sanders.
Uncalled letters in the Dillon Montana post office as of September 30, 1909 will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington, D. C. if not claimed within 30 days. Names include Enos Behner, A Billinghausen, Alma Bird, Sid Brown, J. L. Brown, Miss Wade Coffee, Edith Eichwald, James Eaton, Ray Grant, Zina Hawkley, Adrian Henningsen, T. H. Jennings, Frank Meyer, Ray McDonald, C. A. Talbot, John Keenan, Grace Lamont, and others. Postmaster listed.
Beaverhead County Board of Commissioners warns all supply orders for the county must be on regular county form and issued from the office. Any claim not properly ordered will be rejected. Dated Dillon March 5, 1907.
A traveling toothbrush case is described for use by unskilled fingers. It uses a two inch wide rubber cloth strip longer than the toothbrush to form a long narrow inner bag. The outer bag made of silk or ribbon encloses the inner bag and is finished with a neat mouth and a drawstring.
A notice seeks information leading to the recovery of three horses: a black yearling stallion branded K on the left stifle. a seven year old buckskin gelding branded with a heart on the left shoulder. and a small brown pony mare with an unknown brand. Liberal reward offered by ANDERSON Bros.
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