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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
10
Henry Thompson 36 issues a strict warning forbidding anyone to enter fish or trespass on his property and states the ban applies to all parties in the area.
Melrose reports attendees at the Helena state fair including John Peterson John Hardesty and Violet Reid amid local moves and court news Pap Ricketts and Fred Little face a dismissed case over shooting allegations while residents plan trips and summer visits and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised for indigestion and constipation relief at Potts' drug store.
News from Lima and Polaris details visits, transfers, and travels of residents. Cattle dealings in Kansas City, school changes, renovations at Truax hotel, dances at the opera house, and new barn construction feature alongside hunting plans and local visits to Butte, Green River, and Idaho towns.
Mr Cooper’s New Discovery claims to expel tapeworms and tonify the stomach improving general health. In Chicago a case is cited of fourteen year old Jessie Birdsall relieved of a large parasite after using the medicine, with praise from her mother and a local agent Potts, the Druggist.
Willis notes include visits by John P Pfeifer of Baise Idaho with his daughter Mrs Julius Hartwig, and Carl Beehrer, Miss Alice Herr the county school superintendent praising local pupils under Miss Dillon. Other residents like Fay Gransberry, Mrs Frank Beehrer, Louisa Beehrer, Steve Kambich and W Lenkersdorfer are mentioned with brief trips to Dillon and local business. An ad promotes PINULES for kidney and bladder relief with a 30 day trial.
All parties are forbidden to hunt or trespass on our premises. Signed by Haw Zy J. Senwar.
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