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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1900
Page
8
A vintage promotional note extols Ivory Soap as entirely pure and capable of fulfilling every claimed benefit. It asserts the product’s integrity and steadiness in tests, contrasting it with deceitful tricks in some soaps.
Copyright 1899 by the Procter and Gamble Co Cascinkati indicates firm ownership of trade materials. The imprint notes the era’s corporate branding and legal safeguard for advertising content.
A busy Sept 27 witnessed a double ceremony at A. J. Noyes’s Ajax ranch with Leonard Pendleton and Edna Noyes wed alongside Charles Schultz and Eliza Stephens. Rev R P Smith officiated before 150 guests as couples received gifts and then shared a midshower of rice and a celebratory dinner.
An editorial brief reflects on a girl’s bloom fading under female weakness and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for menstrual and related ailments. It cites Mrs. M. B. Wallace of Hae as a testimonial.
The Independent Democrats met Tuesday and elected delegates to the Butte convention which convened Wednesday. Thomas Flynn served as chairman and harmony prevailed. Delegates included Ed Mooney Terrence Flynn Owen Smith Patrick Leyden BE Murray James Marden Erick Johnson Frank Williams Dan Mooney James Lenox William Herman. Central committeemen chosen were Thomas Flynn chairman Frank Williams secretary Dan Mooney James Lenox and William Herman.
An old newspaper fragment reports on Dr Kings New Life Pills promising vitality and bowel education with Cascarets candy ads. It also notes a theft of about twelve dollars worth of hardware from J F Guidici's wagon near Centennial Saloon and lists two marriage licenses for Harry Lindsay and Ermille Wright, plus local names Degénhart and Pickering and Clark Kemp h and Rosella Gallagher.
The council reports routine business with fines from the tenderloin district, some up to 50 dollars. An ordinance to license bicycles on sidewalks is favorably referred to the judicial committee. The streets and alleys committee reports completion of a bridge across Blacktail on Reeder Street.
The report lists fund balances including General, Contingent, Road, Poor, Bridge, Sinking, District School, General School, and City of Dillon accounts with amounts such as 0.26, 142701.00, 140.20, 128.50, 2,162.71, 7,158.71, and 540.87 respectively. It also summarizes month receipts from taxes, licenses, officers fees, and other sources totaling 11,101.60. A separate note describes a horse incident and a civil suit against a stranger by Anderson Bros regarding mistreatment of a horse in Anaconda.
Fidel Hubtz sends 950 dollars to State Treasurer Kuntz in Helena to support funds and features an advertising message touting Cascarents and Qascarrets Candy Cathartic with claims of health benefits and easy movements.
J E Moncrore reports September at Dillon station with mean 52.3 and max 91 on Sept 12. Minimum 12 on Sept 25. 1.3 inches of precipitation. 17 clear days, 4 cloudy, 9 partly cloudy. First killing frost Sept 20. heavy frost Sept 24 damages foliage. first snow Sept 24. Winds shifting was most remarkable feature.
The ad claims Taka Cascarets Candy Cathartic cures constipation with a 25 cent price and a 100 count offer. It states druggists refund money if not cured.
W G Cantrell died from injuries at the Kansas City Stock Yards while en route with horses for Andersovk Bros. He had purchased a farm near Miami Oklahoma and planned burial there after his arrival with his family. He was 57, born in Tennessee, and had lived in Dillon for two years. His brother L Z Cantrell sought details, and a letter from Mrs Cantrell announced the death and burial plans.
Thus S Hogan Nominated for Governor Cornelius Kelly for Congress In the auditorium at Butte on Tuesday Oct 2 the independent democrats met in convention and nominated a state ticket The platform urged light hour law arid lands redemption direct vote for US senators and denounced Clarkism The ticket is a representative democratic ticket Electors Clark democratic nominees Governor Thos B Hogan Deer Lodge Representative in Congress Cornelius F Kelly Silver Bow Lieutenant Governor General Joseph Marion Missoula Secretary of State George M Hays Yellowstone Treasurer Alexander Livingston Park Auditor G McLean Carbon Attorney General W R Stewart Gallatin Associate Justice Robert Lee Ward Lewis and Clarke Superintendent of Schools P A Leavy Silver Bow
Clark's mill operated by the Watseka Company near Rochester is running at full capacity with about forty tons of ore processed daily. Four to five teams haul ore to the mill. visitors include McCune and son of Salt Lake and Rev. P. F. Blake preached Sunday. A new mail route from Twin Bridges to Rochester is planned for October.
A historical proto-article discusses humane dehorning with a three cornered file and ring method, advising quick quiet restraint and firm handling. It also includes assorted international royal notes, citing Chinese masons in America, Marquis of Lorne naming, and European royal gatherings on the Riviera.
The Baptist Bible School adopts a graded system with nine classes in four grades and a Normal department for teacher training. Students earn marks for attendance study Bible and offerings with diplomas at 75 average and yearly seals for high performance.
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