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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1907
Page
8
The Waterloo column reports several carloads of grain shipped to Butte by Wm. Buhl B. H. Hunt and son and P. Carney along with multiple shipments of potatoes. Gerald Carney and Bert Miller left for Butte for the winter Business College. Apple shipments by J. Bechtel of Butte are noted.
A health note urges mature readers to eat only what is needed to repair tissue and keep body heat. It links excess eating to stomach trouble rheumatism and kidney disorders and recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with R L Riley selling them.
Mrs L E Culver and her son Matthew left home yesterday for Dillon via Blacktail canyon as a special report from Lakeview dated October 14.
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s family medicines with ingredients printed on bottle wrappers and oath-attested formulas. It cites the Golden Medical Discovery for indigestion catarrh and stomach liver bowel issues, plus a suggested use with Sage’s Catarrii Remedy for nasal passages and throat conditions.
Four horses to drive down. James Ernest of Lake Idaho quits foreman job with E H Sherman and may start own business. The Lazy Five order 45 cars at Monida to ship beef east. A baby boy arrives for Jeff Jones. Saunders family moves toward Alaska basin for timber work. About 100 Bannock Indians camp on upper Bedrock lake after range movements. Blair and Pettis Bros. return from big game hunting elk and deer. Strawss Engle from Butte hunt with Forsyth Wakefield group and duck shoot near lakes GRANGER.
While in the army in 1863 Geo M Felton of South Gibson Pa suffered chronic diarrhoea. He tried many remedies until A W Miles persuaded him to use Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One bottle stopped it at once. For sale by R L Riley. Im
Special to the Tribune reports Fay Gransberry welcomed an 8-pound daughter on October 16. Mother and child are healthy. Local visits include Mrs Frank Beehrer and son Frank in Dillon, Dave Woodside of Glendale seeking old friends, Levi Cartier from Dillon, Mrs P Dorea and her young daughter visiting Julius Hartwig, and Alois Fassler returning from Dillon. An automobile near Dr Campbell’s party brushed a buggy after a curve. no injuries or damage.
The piece warns that ordinary colds can lead to pneumonia chronic catarrh and enable germs for diseases like diphtheria scarlet fever measles and whooping cough. It asserts colds worsen risk and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold by R. L. Riley as the quick cure.
In Redrock on Monday morning Carl Decker accidentally discharged a 22 calibre rifle hitting his right hand. He sought Dillon medical help, bones remained intact and his hand is recovering. Also notes Mrs. F. W. Lampear hosted the Country Club event while Miss Clark returned from Dillon and visited Miss Maud Selway. Mrs Lamphear and Mrs Hain shopped in Dillon.
Falls visiting her husband near St Anthony branch. L Brison, agent, expands into large scale chicken business. Mrs Fred Lintz improving under Dr Ford. Calves shipment planned from Lima to Butte. E O Selway of Dillon visits Lima. Grand lodge K of P in Butte draws Joe Lewis and Leo Truax. Mr and Mrs McGonigal in Kansas City. George Noble on business in Butte. Lulu Baker of Dubois visits Dillon. Dorcia Vance hired as instructor for Mrs Kelley’s daughters.
In Armstead Conrad Gilster was in Dillon yesterday. Mr and Mrs W J Hain plan a card party Saturday evening. Miss Eda Craver returned from Chicago Monday morning. Dan and Tom Tracy attended the horse sale in Dillon. H J Selway drove to his ranch on Horse Prairie this morning. Rev H Roberts will hold services Sunday at Bedrock. Mrs John V Grant went to Dillon yesterday for business. Henry Hainds visited home folk in Dillon Sunday. Frank Rife was a Dillon visitor earlier in the week. Glenn Decker of Ludington is visiting his brother Carl Decker at Armstead.
Samuel R. Worley of Hexburg Virginia notes over fifty years of shoeing horses and approves Chamberlain's Pain Balm for relief from lame back and rheumatism. The product is for sale by R L Riley. Im
In Pageville Oct 16 George Wilcomb dodged a near disaster when a fifty foot derrick pole nearly toppled two horses during hay stacking. Elmer Page and his young son stay at the post office while renewing a fence on J. M. Nye’s ranch. Mrs. McFadden and Mrs. Clara Batten of Haily Idaho visited Mrs. C. L. Utley. Percy Hooks of Butte helped Clayton Page harvest potatoes before frost. Mrs. N. L. Page returned from Haily after visiting her daughter Clara Burtch and Floyd Burtch. Postmaster Newton Page traveled to Dillon to fetch his wife and daughter Clara Burtch. Harry Redfield sold a carload of cabbage and vegetables to a Butte firm. Lester Martin plans Bozeman for winter study. Clara Burtch visits Pageville indefinitely.
Advertises Chamberlain's Salve as a one night cure for chapped skin on hands or face and says it is unequaled for sore nipples burns and scalds. Sold by R L Riley.
Lima reports a social dance at the opera house and plans for a recurring Friday event. Local youths, after an auto ride with hunters from Butte, walked sixteen miles home, returning at 10:30 p.m. Teachers Bruner Drysdale and Rife attended a Dillon institute, noting Miss Childs teaching music and a value added to the year’s work.
A San Francisco Call account recalls a customs inspector roughing a Chinese secretary on the dock as Wu Ting Fang departed. The secretary denies the officer's demand for a name, declaring loyalty to his excellency and vowing to leave the country forever. The inspector remained on duty, but never mocked a Chinese man again.
A young Scotchman learns cello in London and returns to hear friends. His grandfather quips that there is no smell with it. Also listed: 150 large grade Cotswold bucks in good condition, one and two-year-olds, Craig Cornell in Dillon Montana.
In Beaverhead County Montana the district court fixes a hearing for November 16 1907 at 10 a m on the petition of T B Craver and Mary D Craver seeking a conveyance of land purchased from Matthew Johnson under a contract dated November 1 1900. The petition states payment of notes totaling 13800 plus interest completes the purchase and all parties are notified to object at the hearing. The order requires publication in the Dillon Tribune for four weeks prior to the hearing.
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