20 Oct 1899
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1899
Page
1
Kupfer's announces a selection of sterling silver goods including flatware lap items bracelets clocks and more. Mr Snyder offers expert spectacle fitting with guaranteed perfect fit at reasonable prices and invites customers to bring their watch and jewelry work for service.
Special correspondence reports the Pageville ceremony of Mina Page and Charles Wesley VanOradel officiated by Rev. W W Van Orsdel. The event featured a corded silk gown, white roses, an aunt as the uncle groom’s attendant and a lavish luncheon. Guests from Dillon and local families attended along with a gifts list including silverware and art pieces.
Ada E. Hart describes illness from a bad cold that settled in her lungs ending in consumption. After doctors gave up, she credits Dr King's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds with eight bottles curing her. Free trial bottles offered at L. J. Williams' Drug Store with a money back guarantee.
Beaverhead county officials react to a supreme court ruling on special school taxes. Dillon and three other districts face funding strain with some expecting half the school year to be cut. County leaders urge caution on a special legislative session while stressing schools must remain funded.
Reverend A. Donahoe of the M. E. Church South at Pt. Pleasant West Virginia testifies to the good qualities of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He notes personal benefit from using the medicine for a cold contracted in December 1897 and recommends it to others seeking relief.
Dillon plans a grand welcome for First Montana soldiers arriving Monday at 6 AM en route to Butte. A special train will carry 100 to 150 spectators, with hot coffee lunches and bunting decorations. A union service and banquet for veterans follow, as the town readies a full day of ceremonies and a long parade along major streets.
Swedish film and stage star Misa St George Hussey arrives with Widow Wiggles in Dillon on Wednesday October 25. The piece praises her unique talent and the play’s humorous character comedy with a first class supporting company.
A Clay Court House merchant, James Reed, bruised his leg on ice and suffered severe swelling before using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After doctors and various treatments failed, the balm reportedly cured the injury within a week, with a claim it could have required amputation without it. Pain Balm sold by City Drug Store. Now is the time to preserve fruits for winter meals. Fran. Groorky 'Oo Life or Death.
Messrs Ernest Selway and Phil Thorpe sold 1 500 head of mutton sheep to Frank Mores of Helena, a noted butcher. They also purchased 1 600 head from J E Morse. One carload left Dillon stockyards Sunday. the remainder will be driven in when weather allows.
Advert placed claims the pills cure sick and nervous headaches by purifying blood and strengthening nerves. Easy to take and priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee. Sold by Central Pharmacy.
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