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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1905
Page
5
Fire signals and ward alarms report a structured drill and action sequence. Local business notes include names such as Daniel E. Tracy and Mrs. Julius Cranor with several for sale items and house listings. The Dal Dillon area features farming stock movements, professional notices, church group events, and social gatherings.
Mrs. Etta Pierce visits A F Graeter in Alton Illinois. Mrs G T Paul and daughter Mrs Hortense travel to Butte for a brief visit. Burtch and wife of near Jackson spend a few days in town. Baptist Ladies Aid meets Mrs Yeaman Thursday at two. William Smith learns Mrs Kunzman in San Francisco is recovering after surgery. A C Hammond returns to Dillon from Payette Idaho and reports involvement in a new irrigation stock venture with himself as secretary and principal stockholder.
An advertising claim asserts dandruff stems from a scalp germ and that only Newbro's Herpicide can permanently cure it by killing the germ. It argues hair becomes thin from dandruff and promotes sample requests via 10 cent stamps to The Herpicide Co in Detroit, Michigan.
Normal College notes list guest dinners at the dormitory with Ora Conway and Edith Poindexter visiting last Sunday. Alma Earnest to lead YWCA next Sunday on personal influence. Eva Bower enrolls. Mrs. Burton visits from Billings. Sorority initiation for Minnie Hawker and Minnie Street followed by refreshments. Services at Baptist Church feature Horace W. Tilden with sermons on Overcoming the World and Service vs. Sacrifice.
The annual session of the independent Order of Odd Fellows met in Anaconda with a large Dillon delegation led by A L Bacon John Ewing W J Cushing W Cashmore Henry Cushing John Banks and George Jewell The session ended yesterday Helena will host next year George R Milburn of Helena was elected Grand Master A L Badcon of Dillon was named chair of the finance committee.
The former Dillon Implement Company headquarters on Montana Street is being torn down to make way for a substantial one story brick warehouse. The site occupies 95 feet frontage on Montana and 65 feet depth, with John Kent as contractor.
Meeting of stockholders at the secretary's office on Tuesday November 14 1905 to elect officers for the ensuing year and handle other business. F A Hazeveaxer is noted.
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