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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1901

Page

8

When You Buy Ivory Soap You Save Pleasure of Purity

A vintage ad advises calculating daily weekly or monthly soap use to justify the small price difference for Ivory Soap, claiming the added value of using the purest soap for your household.

Lodging House Proprietress Ends Life in Butte

Mrs. Samuel Boggs a Dillon lodging house owner died in Butte after taking morphine to ease pain. Coroner declared the morphine was for relief, not suicide in tent, with relatives discovering her unconscious and Dr. Walker tending her for 24 hours.

Samuel Boggs Butte Dillon Montana Street The Anaconda Standard Boggs St. Louis South Main Street Bowes Walker Wisconsin Stone Johnson

Land Agent Henry Neill Heads to Beaverhead for Appraisal

State land agent Henry Neill said he will begin the Beaverhead County appraisal after completing Flathead work. He explained the goal is a fair low value to protect state interests while avoiding enabling speculators to buy up large tracts. The old leasing system remains likely, with tax proceeds continuing to fund investments.

Beaverhead County Henry Neill Flathead County Beaverhead Register of Lands Thomas D. Long O.A. Whipple Flathead Mr. Neill

Lecture on Old London Through New Glasses at Baptist Church

Rev Henry Cope will speak at the Baptist church next Friday October 18th presenting Old London Through New Glasses. Admission is 25 cents with proceeds for parsonage land. Tribune advertisement asks readers to watch for results.

Henry Cope Idaho Sebres Streets Henry F. Oops O. E

Bids Called for County Mail Routes and Bonds Listed

The county invites bids for several mail routes with specified distances and bonds. Routes include Bannack to Fox 42 miles six times weekly bond 5000, Dillon to Twin Bridges and Whitehall seven times weekly bond 6000, and other connections such as Dillon to Argenta Bannack Gibbeonvilles Idaho Wisdom to Bristow and Wisdom to Bowen. Local contractors will receive preference in these award decisions.

Bannack Fox Dillon Twin Bridges Whitehall Argenta Gibbeonvilles Idaho Wisdom Bristow Bowen

Moki Tea Promises Relief for Indigestion and Skin Eruptions

An advertisement from L. J. Williams' Central Pharmacy touts Moki Tea as a cure for indigestion constipation and skin eruptions. It offers a money back guarantee and lists prices of 25 and 50 cents.

L. J. Williams’ Central Pharmacy

Sheepmen Notice Exhibition at Anderson Bros

Sheepmen announce exhibition at Anderson Bros offering ram Bouillet Cotswold cross and Shropshire rams. They will furnish yearlings or ram lambs of the same grade at reasonable prices delivered in Dillon. Prices and breeding details available on application to Cotswold Yearling Ewes. selling price $2.75 per head. Spencer Idaho Wood Live Stock Co.

Anderson Bros Cotswold Cross Shropshire Dillon Spencer Idaho

Community church schedules and high school bond update

The article lists weekly worship times for St James Church First Baptist and Presbyterian churches with pastors named and service hours. It notes Salvation Army weekly evening services and a young people meeting. It reports President Norris receiving a telegram that the Farson Leach bond issue for the high school is approved, bonds printed, funds available, and foundation work to begin this fall.

Norris Farson, Leach & Co Chicago

Testimonials Offer and Free Illustrated Book Handle Consumption

Bold at 350 56c and 91.00 a bottle. If not satisfied return the bottle to pour druggist and get your money back. W. H. Hooker & Co., Proprs., Buffalo, N. Y. For Sale by L. A. Willama.

W. H. Hooker & Co., Proprs Buffalo L. A. Willama

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