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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
4
Local items report price lists for produce and eggs, shop notices, and social updates. Mayfield trades and merchant notices include contact calls for Hughes & Toole, J. Conger house rentals near Normal school, and Tribune Store promos. Community movements include church events, county business, and Peterstown area farming updates.
A colonial era health note argues blood richness powers strength and spirits. It links diet and sleep to blood quality and endorses Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil to nourish blood when weak.
Charles M. Webster chairman of the Republican state central committee visited Dillon on Monday and said he feels encouraged by reports from across the state. He noted the party organization is strong with rising enthusiasm and that Republican speakers are welcomed with cordiality everywhere.
Albert Heller of 1114 Farnham St Omaha praises Krause's Headache Capsules as the best headache remedy he has tried. He notes others who used them agree with his positive experience. The product is sold by City Drug Store.
Dilfon News Co announces a spring stock clearance with wallpaper priced 20 to 40 percent below regular prices. The sale invites customers looking for discounted wall coverings during the seasonal push.
A saloon proprietor declares he has arranged most debts and urges payment before November 5, 1900. He warns that all outstanding accounts will be turned to an attorney for collection and invites creditors to call for payment.
We the undersigned dissolve the co partnership existing between us. We pay jointly all the debts of that firm and the book accounts are to be settled with us, each owning one half of the debts due us. Dillon Mont Oct 16 1900 Sam Evans W A Trax Dillon Public Library
Dillon High School speakers discuss forming a football team amid growing interest while enrollment nears 72 and 68 attend weekly events. Friday marks the annual reception at the Normal building for new students and parents with music and school spirit in a community effort.
Mr O R Grandin of Ontario New York recounts helping a disappointed customer by recommending Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and offering a money back guarantee if unsatisfied The cure won a second customer who sought cough relief and endorsed the product It is sold at L J Williams drug store.
Hon A J Bennett Republican nominee for lieutenant governor returned Thursday from a four region tour. He says the outlook is encouraging for the election of the entire Republican state ticket. Also noted are a powder mill explosion warning and a Klondike fortune story involving George M Dyer, once Florence hotel bell boy, who inherits 144000 from English relatives and a friend’s Klondike death.
A promotional notice claims Biliousness head aches and many ailments arise from constipation and sluggish liver. Casparets Candy Cathartic is advertised as a guaranteed remedy with refunds if not cured. Boxes priced 10c 25c and 60c with a free sample and booklet offer.
Walkerville council granted a verbal franchise for an extension of the Excélsior Ave line entering Walkerville at West Daly street and terminating at Dunn Ave. Citizens rejoice over the anticipated street car service. A separate note mentions M. E. Lowther recovering from cholera morbus after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, with the medicine sold at L. J. Williams drug store.
The Humane Society of Silver Bow is urged to act after Mrs. Buehrer of Glenn Station on the Oregon Short Line reports road section hands dynamiting fish in nearby streams. Secretary H. Rosensweig has alerted the Beaverhead county game warden. The society also pursued a cruelty case involving an ore wagon driver accused of beating horses. the driver quit after learning of society scrutiny.
An 19th century style ad claims women must stay healthy to remain attractive. It asserts constipation and kidney trouble ruin complexion and promotes Electric Bitters as a cure. The product promises strong nerves, bright eyes, and velvety skin and costs 50 cents at City Drug Store.
Charles Baxter, Burlington's express messenger, received a $550 purse after shooting and killing a train robber on the Kansas City night express. He stopped the hold up as the safe was about to be opened, leaving one robber dead and another on the run. Railroad men expect the act to dampen the recent wave of rail robberies. Lichty’s Celery Norge Compound ad promotes cures for numerous ailments and is sold by City Drug Store.
Dr Geo McAndrew of South Orange New Jersey has been elected president of the Normal faculty. He is an experienced educator who has held high posts in the east and is expected to elevate the Montana State Normal to a leading position in the west. Miss Harwood departs early week for Institute work and observation begins in the training department Monday.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as the most wonderful medical discovery of the age. It claims pleasant taste and cleansing effects on kidneys liver and bowels and promises to dispel colds cure headache fever and biliousness. Boxes priced 10 25 and 50 cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
In Kulispol on October 16 James Donovan and Joy Toole spoke when Donovan asked who caused dissention in Democratic ranks and disgrace for the state. The audience cried out Clark.
A three by four foot map shows every state, county, town and railroad with a new edition detailing territorial divisions. Sent for 15 cents in stamps. Authorized by Rh. F. Nawson, General Agent Burlington Route, 79 West 2nd South Street, East Lake City, Utah.
Editorial touts Cascarets as a trusted bowel regulator with two million yearly sales and projected three million by New Year. Claims universal satisfaction and value with druggists offering 100 250 and 500 box sizes and a cure guaranteed.
Notice advertises range horses for sale in various lot sizes to fit buyers. Inquiries requested at 221¢ Tasn & Lunkrrspormar in Bannack Montana.
All persons are hereby notified not to shoot or hunt on any of my land. Prin, Tore.
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