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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
7
The display presents the cream of clothing manufacturers for Fall 1910 with suits that fit and retain shape. It emphasizes unique styles favored by exclusive clubmen and invites selections that reflect individuality.
Willis notes fair week underway but delays in threshing due to faulty machinery. George Bighorn travels to Butte for repairs as crew rest today after a Sunday layoff. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Adam Maier and George Beehrer with daughter Katie visit Dillon. rheumatic attack eases for Stephen Kambich Jr. and Mrs Frank Beehrer recovers. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised. Potts the Druggist sells it.
Mr and Mrs H W Gardner recently traveled from the coast to Des Moines Iowa and report a splendid time. The Rev Thomas Hardie began outlining winter plans in Des Moines for the cause of Jesus after their return to Montana.
In Pageville, funds are sought to modernize the church heating and interior with Peter Hanson’s contract for center heating and painting. Parish leader appeals to the Lima area for gifts to cover debts, listing early supporters like Henry Thompson and Elmer Martinell.
The pleasant purgative effect experienced by all users and the resulting healthy body and mind are highlighted. Sold by Potts, the Druggist. 1-m
Polaris October notes report heavy snow in the foothills and mountains with ice in shallow creeks. Scudder Creek School No 21 opens with Miss Lelia Keller as teacher. Stanley Starr leases the Dacotah mine on Bald Mountain with his bride, enjoying a high altitude honeymoon. Hopper population declines alarmingly.
Hoarseness in a child signals the coming croup. Give Chamberlains Cough Remedy at once or after the croupy cough appears to prevent the attack. Contains no poison. Sold by Potts, the Druggist. 1-m
A fable explains a king inviting creditors to a banquet then imprisoning them. He quips that a secured creditor has an exceptional cinch, arguing they are better off legally. The tale ends with his confidence to rule without dunned obligations.
A musical doctor enters a shop and, with a flamboyant demeanor, asks for an EH string for a violin. The hesitant shop clerk admits it is his first day and struggles to distinguish strings, mixing up es and as, while the quirky exchange highlights the humorous scene in London.
A description notes that Russia requires a permit from local authorities to purchase any weapon. The buyer's name and weapon number are recorded, and any later disposal must be officially verified and the transfer recorded by the selling firm.
E D Leland a longtime Modern Woodmen of America member and Lanark Camp No 8 charter, now in Los Angeles, to visit Dillon next Wednesday evening. He joined over 26 years ago and was head advisor after attending the first head camp session.
At the second head camp meeting he was re elected and later made an honorary member for life. He wrote the ode used in Modern Woodmen of America opening exercises sung nationwide. Dillon Camp 9511 hosts a social for members families and friends next Wednesday at Odd Fellows Hall at 8 o clock with Leland as guest and a rendered program plus refreshments. Committee: Amos Exviott Frank Birreer Curt C Bonn.
The article discusses medicine’s limits and the need for careful drug use, cites Dr Woods Hutchinson on disease cures, notes 1735 English cigar references, and ends with a Chamberlain's Liniment sales pitch via Potts the Druggist.
A London Mail fragment notes Mr. McNab viewing Adam and Eve pictures with irony. The gardener scoffs at the painter while remarking on a pippin variety new to the era. Doctor Weill and John Verry express despair over medical care.
For sale. Own your own home with a choice of three in the best part of Dillon. Prices right. You will pay more when the railroad comes. W. A. Cab. Dillon, Mont.
The passage recalls a teacher asking for the best thing in life and a timid girl replying that marriage is the best. A humorous exchange follows about a husband who enjoys outdoor sports and his wife’s playful complaints, closing with a note of affectionate whimsy from a glam poet.
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