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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1911
Page
3
Acacia offers guaranteed work with a trial. Various residents and visitors are noted, including Attorney E S Duff in Butte, Dr Rathbone in Dillon, and Dr Ashlock from Butte. Coal, flour, and farm loans advertised. weddings, moves, and local business activities detailed with names and towns.
An advertisement portrays catarrh as an invading army and promotes HYOMEI a germ destroying inhaled remedy. It claims the product can end catarrh asthma bronchitis coughs colds and croup with a money back guarantee and offers inhalers and complete outfits for sales by Potts the Druggist.
The Red Lodge Picket urges residents to support local merchants and patronize home businesses. It echoes a Omaha newspaper list of ten commandments praising local shops for fair prices, satisfaction guarantees, tax support for public institutions, and keeping money circulating to raise property values.
Patent to Jesse Jackson for 320 acres near Jackson in Big Hole basin. A L Stone to William Lenkersdorfer for two Thomson Avenue lots in Dillon for 2000. Samuel L Bell to Lottie B Hanson for 480 acres on Dyes Creek and Grasshopper Creek for 1.00. August E Jackson to Jacob W Lowe for one Dillon Rites Subdivision lot for 10. Mountain View Cemetery Assoc to Jennie Paris 1 percent lot for 12. Mountain View Cemetery Assoc to Mary Paxton one cemetery lot for 25. Orlando Mast and George T Mast to Alice Stanfield for Birch Creek Limestone Quarry for 1. Lease August O Jackson to J W Lowe for one house and lot in Rife’s subdivision Dillon. Desert land filing by Nanna E Smith for 320 acres on upp21 Carter creek.
Various classifieds from Dillon list for sale birds and two building lots with trees and improvements. A furnished house for rent is offered by Miss Kate Lewis at 122 Pacific St. Also selling Merito Bucks and business residence property in Dillon. Lost bay mares with brands noted, rewards offered. contact Stephen Coor, Bond & Bond, Harrisons store, and W S Barbour law office for inquiries.
The French liner Rochambeau arrived in New York as a four screw steamship with two reciprocating engines and two turbines. Built at St Nagire it carries 450 cabin and 1 450 steerage passengers across the Atlantic with wireless, bulkhead safeguards and bilge keels. Maiden voyage included a whale collision off the Grand Banks.
University of Wisconsin uses a six room cottage as a practical teaching unit for home economics students. The project demonstrates proper furnishing decoration and layout to promote family welfare. It shows correct lighting ventilation water supply heating efficiency and ease of household tasks.
Obadiah Gardner of Rockland was appointed United States senator to succeed the late William P Frye. He repeatedly sought Maine governorships, being considered for the 1903 game laws nomination, 1906 taxes issue bid, and 1908 Democratic nomination which he won but lost to Bert M Farnald.
A 70 year old Worcester resident Mrs. George A. Austin credits local baseball games with saving her life. She attended nearly every game for three years and, urged by doctors to watch outdoor sports, began studying the game and became an expert on players in the New England league.
The torpedo boat fleet sailors aboard the cruiser Dixie have launched a humorous periodical titled the Torpedo. The first issue includes jokes and a cartoon of a sail or dirigible torpedo equipped with aeroplane wings soaring over the ocean.
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