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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1910
Page
8
The catalog highlights the cream of top clothing manufacturers for fall 1910 styles. It invites buyers seeking distinctive suits that reflect clubman fashion, fit well, and retain their shape, promising a selection from exclusive fabric designs.
The Breezes recalls a party in honor of Miss Leola Cusick and her sister Dimple before their departure to Chicago with their father. Will Knudsen’s group narrowly avoids a bridge accident in darkness, with no serious injuries. A social greets new teacher Miss Sherrard at Gibbons schoolhouse, while Golden Link lodge hosts a large Oddfellows gathering in Wisdom. Local hunters report snowfall aiding deer and goat pursuits. Paddock, Francis, Worcester take deer and fawn.
In times of sudden mishap or accident Chamberlain's Liniment can replace the family doctor when unavailable. It relieves soreness and pain from sprains cuts wounds and bruises and is sold by Potts the Druggist.
Special to TRIBUNE Lakeview reports social events and local notes in the valley. Mentions ministers, horse buyers from Dillon and Kansas City, school openings, barn building, farewell dances, weather shifts from snow to warmth, and various residents visiting, moving, or recovering. Roy Bullerdick injured as forest ranger. Miss Hazel Shambow attends school and music lessons. Levi Shambow plans Florida winter home. James Sanders family moves to Lakeview hotel.
Hoarseness in a child signals imminent croup and Chamberlains Cough Remedy is advised to prevent the attack. The advertisement asserts the remedy contains no poisons and is sold by Potts the Druggist.
Waterloo district residents report diverse shipping activity and fall plowing. Visitors include Francis Colligan of Butte at Valley Springs ranch and Eldah McCall and wife from Butte visiting M. T. Carney ranch. Community events feature Mac’s return and a lively reception. Potts Drugstore promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds.
Deputy Sheriff Gruwell reports a serious equipment mishap involving George Eighorn while moving a threshing machine from here to Rock Creek. The engine reversed, throwing Eighorn beneath the wheels and causing head cuts and bruises. He was treated by Dr. Molleur after being helped home by J A Browne. Carl Beehrer Sr traveled to Butte on business.
The pleasant purgative effect experienced by all who use Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and the healthy condition of body and mind they create makes one feel joyful. Sold by Potts the Druggist. 1-m.
Pageville reports Socials with Mrs Martin and Mrs Shannon hosting the Ladies Aid on Oct 6 at William Stewart’s home. Births include a daughter born Oct 6 to Mr and Mrs Ernest Nyhart of Centerville. Local visits feature Talcott at the Dillon fair, Beckwith family, Joe Bray’s trip to Butte, and various farm trades. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy recommended for cough relief.
The weekly market letter from South Omaha notes heavy cattle receipts and weak demand, with eastern dressed beef prices 50 to 75 cents lower than two weeks ago. Stockers and feeders soften while butchers’ stock holds, hog prices drift downward, and sheep runs remain large with prices 15 to 25 lower and expected further declines.
Walter Seymour writes about a wandering life and a tutor arrangement with Thorold Rogers at Oxford. The fragment hints at Rogers as a figure in Seymour’s discussion of inexpensive policing and scholarly influence.
R A Johns becomes clerk at Dillon Dry Goods. Will Lovell shifts to Bond and Bond delivery wagon. The Methodist Aid society met at Mrs. Schuler’s home with Mrs. Edgar Ferris and Dr. George Burfiend’s family visiting from Minnesota. Ex Senator W A Clark and W M Bickford hunt near Wise River. Birthday gatherings at Nelson ranch and a surprise dinner for Elizabeth Jones at Eliel apartments. A petition nominates Judge J B Poindexter for district judge in the fifth district, filed in Helena with about 400 signers. Capt I J Brugman of the Salvation Army departs for Nampa Idaho. Capt Clark to Dillon to continue fund drive. Church notices announce Sunday services and Father Foley’s departure to Los Angeles for health. Ernest Schneider and Jennie Sams wed in Dillon, aided by Clerk Baker. a deputy aided at the license. Doctors Simpson and Walker operate on Charles ONeil for a tubercular gland with a successful outcome. he will resume work soon.
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