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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1900

Page

9

The Truths About Soap and Its Hidden Dangers

A concise caution about small amounts of harmful substances in everyday products. The piece argues a tiny amount of ink, yeast, or unabsorbed alkali in soap can ruin fabrics, water, or bread, and raises questions about using Ivory Soap and axle grease alternatives.

Political arena review of week’s campaigns and moves

A Montana political panorama reports bribery rumors in Butte and voter mobilization in Deer Lodge and Gallatin counties. It notes speeches by Burke and Smith, fusion plans, independent rows, and prohibition discourse. A Lime Ridge Wisconsin case highlights Electric Bitters curing jaundice and stomach trouble.

I. B. Hunt Lime Ridge Wis

Montana News Briefs Hit By Smallpox And Rail Plans

Smallpox appears in Helena with about 40 cases in the Butte pest house. State survey expenses exceed $40,000 last year. T. O. Stewart killed near Virginia City from a lumber load accident on Oct 2. St Josephs school Walkerville dedicated. Northern Pacific new depot in Butte praised as fire and water proof. Retail liquor dentera met in Butte Octord forming a permanent group. Gold bullion sales at Helena assay office exceed $200,000 monthly. New Methodist church Butte dedicated. Helena baseball club dissolved after cost over $11,000. Father Hopper completes eight month Montana tour. Boston and Montana eyes Rainbow Falls for Great Falls smelters. September bounty totals exceed $1,600 for 429 coyotes and 230 wolves killed. Montana firemen hold 11th annual meeting in Billings on Oct 4. Fusion party ships voters from Butte to eastern county for colonization election. Butte’s new city reservoir stores 15 million gallons. Great Northern offers low home seekers rate to boost settlement. L M Ringer escapes from Red Lodge jail. second jail delivery in Red Lodge. Butte political street fakir attacks candidates. Butte and Helena connected by Garrison to speed travel. Copper City train Hamilton to Butte discontinued. Bozeman Agricultural College adds two faculty. enrollment and work improve. A B P Larson pardoned by Governor after killing in Flathead county years ago. Deputies arrest crowd. three judges order citizens. 122 papers granted in one afternoon. 75 born in Ireland.

Northern Pacific Butte Dentera Montana United States Assay Helena New Methodist Idaho and Galena Streets W. E. Hopper Paulist Fathers Boston & Montana Company Rainbow Falls Great Falls Montana Firemen Billings Fusion Party Great Northern L. M. Ringer Bridger Red Lodge Agricultural College At Bozeman A. BP. Larson Flathead County She Clancy Lindsey Knowles Ireland

First Normal Class Meeting Held by City Sunday School Union

The first meeting of the normal class of the City Sunday School Union of Dillon met at the Baptist church Thursday at 7 30 p m with good attendance. A 50 organization was formed and a constitution adopted. The class will meet weekly Fridays at 7 30 p m in the public school chemistry room to study International lessons and Bible. Attendance invited for teachers and Sunday school members.

City Sunday School Union of Dillon Baptist Church International Baer Taaghieeeud

Catholic church fair preparations under way for November dates

The church ladies are preparing a fair scheduled for November 6 through 9 with many outsiders joining. Donors are asked to contact Miss Clara Sharkey, secretary, as soon as possible to report articles for the event.

Clara Sharkey

The Fair store ad promotion and Mr. J. W. Lusher profile

The Tritunn features a full page ad for The Fair store this week. Mr. J. W. Lusher, its energetic proprietor, is praised for fair dealing courteous treatment and belief in printers ink to draw customers. Read his page in the TRIBUNE.

The Tritunn J. W. Lusher the Tribune

Patent Medicine Claim for Constipation Fix

An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a permanent cure for constipation. It offers two package options 100 and 250 and promises money back from druggists if the remedy fails to cure.

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets Ad Claim

An advertisement proclaims a cure for a cold in one day with no cure no pay. It notes Dr. A O Yeaman is ill and unable to fill an appointment at Twin Bridges this week.

A. O. Yeaman Twin Bridges

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