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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1909
Page
8
Polaris and Monument column items recount local people and happenings from September visits to Bannack, Horse Prairie, Elkhorn Springs, and nearby towns. Notables include Mr. Innes of Eliel Bros, Brown county news, mining talks, road repairs, schooling, and a missing man alert for F. J. McIntyre with identifying details.
Be cautious and seek a reliable medicine when ill. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for quick relief and aiding nature's recovery. Sold by Potts, the druggist.
J C Jenkins of Glasgow Kentucky praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saying he has kept it 15 years and given to many travelers with satisfactory relief. The drug is sold by Potts the druggist.
Special to Tripuns notes Royal Horse Guards encircling the Elkhorn Springs area with Brigadier General Cozad in command. Corporal Joseph Ellis and bride enliven society while Robert Gray shares his Sunny Taft smile. Visitors cure blues in the Butch sanatorium and enjoy Banning’s grooming services during glorious October 7 days at the springs.
A flannel soaked in Chamberlain's Liniment provides prompt relief for lame back pains side chest rheumatic discomfort. The preparation is advertised as superior to plasters and guaranteed to satisfy sufferers. Sold by Potts, the druggist.
Rev G W Kaufman helps plaster Wisdoms new church as A H Jackson purchases 400 yearling steers at 24 dollars each from W M Montgomery & Co of Anaconda. A stained glass window funded by Mrs C W Francis and her Jolly Diggers arrives for the church. Wisdoms first building nears completion and may be ready for occupancy this fall.
Nearly a week in October remains cold and dreary as wind howls. Visitors from Butte include Mrs. M. Schmidt and Mr. D. Ferdinand Miller. Several Butte residents, John Strasser and Arthur LaChappelle, visit Reichle's for outings and hunts. E. S. Fisher and brother survive a boat wreck on the river after a perilous escape to the Reichle ranch. Sheriff Aullan of Beer Lodge was in the area on business.
The California Fig Syrup Co highlights its exceptional equipment and chemists for producing Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It warns there is only one genuine product manufactured by the company and urges buyers to check for the full company name on the front of the package to avoid imitations.
The report notes C. A. Shene and wife from Butte visiting Mrs. Reichle, with Mike Jefferson also from Butte joining the outing. Excitement centers on the pleasant weather and free pasts at Mothers, and forecasts suggest Old Sugarloaf will display its white cap tomorrow morning.
Special to Trinker Pageville October updates note travels of Mr and Mrs Charlie Morris from Blaine and others from Pageville visiting Twin Bridges Dillon and Butte. Neighbors improve Point of Rocks cemetery. Baril Bros threshing begins. Bozeman marriage of Charles Rhodes and Hancock. No school this week due to Virginia City institute.
Miss Josephine Findling sprained her ankle seriously last week. Boiler inspectors visited the school and caused dismissal during work in the boiler room. Prof. Foote spoke on the Alaska Yukon Pacific Expo. A new basketball and a football have arrived for girls and boys. Coaches Mr. Phillips for the girls and the boys’ coach oversee improving teams with promising seasons ahead. Miss Matson spoke on the Wonders of Pay Streak. Miss McDowell plans a visit to Bozeman. Lunches continue to be served and activity remains active.
Guests include Miss Josephine Bechtel Miss Roberts Mrs L L Adams Miss Grace Adams Mrs Innes Miss Innes Miss Matson Miss Jones Miss Leonard Mrs Thomas and Mr and Mrs Hards with daughter and Mr and Mrs Fish. Menus feature Potatoes au Gratin tomato and celery salad hot rolls jelly prune pie whipped cream.
The notice highlights Mrs Anna Hart's fur display and a fine assortment of latest styles. It also mentions Be comfortable and stylish with a new set of furs and references to Mrs Palmer conducting a missionary service, plus a police report of Jim Brenon arrested for alleged second degree assault with J H Sloan as witness.
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