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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
4
An advertisement claims soft and crooked bones in children stem from poor feeding and promotes Scott's Emulsion as the right daily remedy. It pledges that regular small doses straighten bow legs and strengthen joints, offering a free sample and listing Scott & Bowne address in New York.
An excerpt discusses beauty as health, claiming attractive appearance stems from pure blood and inner purity. It asserts healthy women are cheerful and bright while impure blood leads to sour mood and sallow complexion.
Modern Woodmen of America members gathered at the Dillon opera house Monday evening to hear G. M. Roe Montana state deputy and T. W. Bartley Moscow Idaho state deputy and Montana lecturer discuss the readjustment plan and the benefits of the order. After the lectures the group adjourned to Kuntze's cafe for a banquet, then held a smoker at Central Pharmacy. the event was praised as pleasant and instructive by attendees.
A pleasant home ceremony occurred at Mrs. Perry’s house on Da kota street Wednesday at 8 pm. H R Kappler married Elizabeth Margaret Horn in a ceremony led by Rev. R P Smith with Chas H Niblock as best man and Nellie C Condon as bridesmaid. The couple plans to reside in Grants after a short wedding trip.
Adeline Blancard and Bertha F Farney obtained a marriage license from Clerk George French and were married by Rev Martin at the Presbyterian Manse, both couples from Jackson Big Hole basin. Jud Lower married to Mrs A V Thomas with details of Bedrock and Midway, while a boot sale to a county woman ended with humorous advice from Mr Baxter about boot tops.
Dr. P. J. Sheeran proprietor of Central Pharmacy who sold out last week took the pauper's oath in Butte after his Dillon furniture was attached by the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co for a $22 debt.
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