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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1903
Page
8
Dillon and nearby areas report new bakery offerings and mince pies, church services, new sidewalks on Montana street, preaching by Rev. Nios, and a range of local notices. Other notes include sales of ranches, a brick house, arrivals of doctors, school moves, and community events in October and November.
A six month old boy, son of Wan Dan of Dillon, died last Saturday at the Orphans Home in Twin Bridges. The child, raised by Dillon ladies who funded his care, was sent to the home after Wan Dan pleaded for aid.
Arthur Graeter and sister Misa Sadie were aboard a train held up at Corbett Station Oregon by four masked men. Passengers were frightened for a few moments before the incident ended.
An ad explains a scalp germ causes hair loss and fading. Newbro's Herpicide allegedly destroys the root germ and cleanses the scalp to allow new growth. Sold by druggists. send 100 stamps for a sample to The Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan.
Water works construction halted last Friday after Eliel and the city committee found material exceeding contract specs and pipe laid above grade. Engineer Kelsey from Salt Lake arrived, reviewed the line, and ensured adjustments so work could resume. Deeds filed with Clerk Baker include several warranty deeds in Dillon and Big Hole basin land transfers.
A famed legal anecdote recounts a defendant charged with stealing an umbrella. Witnesses arrive with umbrellas in midsummer while the defense argues the witnesses’ umbrellas unduly influence the jury. The judge underestimates the tactic, but the jury returns a not guilty verdict.
In 1891 Georg Brandes gathered friends at Sandviken near Christiania to invite Ibsen to dinner. Ibsen initially refused a nine person party, agreed but the guest list swelled to twenty two. He arrived furious yet endured. champagne steadied the mood as the poet declared his role is to represent characters, not to write for actors.
Buffalo report states Mrs Jefferson Davis rallied in the morning and showed decided improvement in condition at Castle Inn.
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