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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1904
Page
5
Dillon and surrounding communities report visits from residents and travelers including R. H. Best of Argenta and Dr. Rathbone. Miss Leonard of Hamilton remains at the Metlen, while many attend lodges, sales, and social events. weather brings the season’s first snow and local business promotes photo supplies and services.
An ad promotes Scott's Emulsion as the right bone and growth aid for children with rickets. It claims soft bones, bow legs, and loose joints improve with daily small doses and right nutrition, offering free samples and pricing details.
An old newspaper ad promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets with a one day cure claim. It notes refunds from druggists if the remedy fails and features Grove’s sign on each box.
Assistant chief Frank Birrer says the Dillon Fire Department wants the Padley meat market at Bannack and Washington as permanent quarters. He calls it centrally located and ideal, noting a new tower to hang the bell and dry hoses, with minimal city expense.
County Clerk J. S. Baker received the official state ballot from Secretary Geo. M. Hays on Wednesday. The field lists republican labor peoples socialist labor and prohibition tickets, indicating party tickets in the voting process.
A reception for Normal College students hosted by the Presbyterian church and Christian Endeavor occurred last Friday evening, featuring stereoptical views by Dr. M. A. Walker and concluding with refreshments. Dillon Boy Married. ew F. Barbour, son of Attorney Barbour, wed Miss Anna May Gleed of Lips in Butte last Saturday, with Barbour overseeing Henry Thompson’s Dell sheep interests as a capable young man.
Mr and Mrs N E Stone hosted a Saturday dinner for Mrs M L Stone of Helena and Miss Cora Treadway of Kansas City with ten guests. Dillon Social dancing club plan a flat hop at the Dillon theatre under Thomas Taylor. Ladies Aid of Methodist church enjoyed a gathering at Murray ranch hosted by Miss James T Murray. Barnett and Mrs N E Stage entertain for Miss Cord Treadway with about twenty guests and sixty three games played. Lettice Squire hosted Theta at her home and Rose Stamm led St Rose guild. Baptist Aid met with Mrs W T Taylor. Mrs W V Kingsbury and children visited friends in Butte this week.
Mae Guthrie Tangier of Los Angeles and Mrs. Wm E Carrah of Butte helped form a W C T U unit in Dillon. Officers named include J R Norville president and Edgar Payne secretary. twelve active members. meetings set for the first and second Tuesdays each month.
A Paris Medicine Co advertisement promises a sure cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding forms. It claims 6 to 14 days to work with first application ease and rest, offering 50 cents and a post paid return if not cured.
Notice to hunters that there is no hinting or trespassing allowed on the premises of Hawier J. Sunway located at 40 31. The landowner warns against entry for hunting or any related activity on the property.
Local church notices list services for the Dillon churches including the Dillon Church of Christ and Presbyterian and Christian Science meetings. Details cover Holy Communion times, morning and evening prayers, Sunday school, and weekday worship with pastors named A A Luce Wm Remington and A B Martin.
United States Land Office Helena Mont Sept 23 1904 notices of intention to prove desert land claims No 6104 6332 6243 and 8022 detailing witnesses and dates. Claims involve James C Harrison Anthony H French John Sorensen Sarah A Huff plus others with Dillon and Beaverhead connections.
An advertising notice by F W Williams offers a free of charge cure for eczema salt rheum and piles. It promises instant relief and addresses readers at 400 Manhattan Ave New York with a brief contact note dated 8 ly.
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