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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
6
Notice to subscribers that, per a post office ruling, all subscriptions must be prepaid by January 1, 1908. Papers unpaid will be refused second class mailing and charged one cent per copy. Readers are told to secure at least six months in advance and keep receipts. Tribune Pub. Co.
A Dillon visitor list includes Al De witt Armstead George Forbush Bed rock H C Christianson Jackson W Kaufman Wisdom Dr R H Ryburn Bannack Dr Morton Egbert Edie block dentist Mrs L E H Culver Lakeview hunting near Dell F A Hazelbaker ducks Salmon Idaho witness W C Conger Utica N Y Henry Cahill South Atlantic street Lima reservoir employs 110 men Dillon Plumbing and Heating Co.
Reports show residents and visitors in Dillon engaging in affairs from medical calls to forestry talks. W S Brown of Salmon Idaho stays at Metlen Hotel while others like Dr Wellington Dawes and C R Brown attend to matters in Dillon. Pemberton breaks leg hauling wood. Price relatives gather in Nebraska and Wyoming.
A brief note on coffee as a product and process, stressing value in both purchase and preparation. It mentions refunds and a playful nod to paying someone named Bost, implying a customer service or promotional angle.
Billings reports the sugar beet crop will be a record breaker with more than 10 000 acres planted and yields of about twenty tons per acre. The Billings sugar beet factory opens October 5 and aims to grind the 1908 crop in about 120 days as digging proceeds to supply room in bins and farmers are paid five dollars per ton on board the cars.
The armored cruiser Montana, after speed trials off Rockland Maine, arrives at Norfolk for boiler repairs that limited speed to 20 knots. Post repairs she will lead a 12-ship fleet including North Carolina Idaho Mississippi and Colorado. A silver service for the cruiser is planned for officers early in November with a Branty address.
Advertises Wood's Liver Medicine in liquid for malaria chills and fever. Claims regulate liver kidneys and bladder and relieve biliousness sick headache and constipation. Bottle priced at $1.00 with larger quantity than the 50c size. Sold by Potts the Druggist. Oh Sep3m.
While traveling in Ireland Sir Walter Scott was accosted by a beggar who requested change. Scott, with only a shilling, gave it to the woman and promised to repay the sixpence next time they met. The beggar gratefully wished him long life.
A discussion asserts Dr Pierce's medicines list ingredients on bottle wrappers and are alcohol free, using native forest roots and glycerine. It claims Golden Medical Discovery purifies blood, tones stomach, regulates bowels, helps catarrhal head and throat conditions, and requires patient use for best results.
Uncalled letters remain at the Dillon Montana post office. If not claimed within 30 days they will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C. Names include Bruse D A Bishops Frank Dippil Arthur Fessenden Ray Hale Wm Huthes Herman Holt Laurett Larson Roy Perkin Geo W Passmore Jennie Ryder Fred Stanley Joe Sunburn Mary Teas Mrs Maud Walsh Patrick Welson Cliff Xavier Norvier Grace Lamo Frank J Brown M Christensen Estes Mrs W H Goldrich Roy Huntz Nick Hight Will Johnson Nephi Lovell Bess McGuire J W Mills Harry Russell Jas A Rebus Matt Scott Dan Sullivan Agnes Toohey John W Warren W L Welson Edward L int Post Master.
An advertisement touts Bees Laxative Cough Syrup as giving quick relief from coughs colds hoarseness whooping cough and bronchial throat trouble. It notes mothers especially recommend it for children and describes the product as pleasant to take and gently laxative sold by Potts the Druggist.
Nasal catarrh is quickly alleviated by Ely's Cream Balm which cleanses and heals the nasal surface. The 50 cent size is sold by druggists. A liquid form with sprayer tube costs 75 cents and is available by druggists or mail.
New postcard racks show weekly arrivals at the Tribune Store with fresh local views being added frequently. Call to inquire about new stock and viewing options.
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