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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1904
Page
9
Local items from Dillon and nearby areas include routine business ads, postal matters, and social notices. Mrs Hart promotes new outfits and hats while A L Badeon is noted for roles in Masons and I O C F events. A petition seeks Argenta post office reestablishment and a Dillon justice handles a neighborhood dispute.
A Dillon precinct Democrats meeting nominated candidates for justice of the peace and constables. South precinct picks E. T. Brock and John Beat as justices, E. A. Brown and Charles Nelson as constables. North precinct tabbed N. S. Wodf and Charles Hirachman as justices, Eph Stoles and H. H. Brown as constables. Mrs. A. M. Gilberg to auction dress and street data items Saturday for one day only.
The sender states no bills run by Mrs. W. E. Ripley will be paid. Address provided 422 W. E. Areury. The notice appears as a private financial assertion with no further details on amounts or deadlines.
The Dillon Creamery completed its test run with water, not cream, proving the Elgin centrifugal system can process about 2,500 pounds of milk per hour. Stockholders praised the installation, noting a cement floor and stronger foundation than contract required, with plans to start butter production once routes and milk wagons are arranged. The association, formed for $10,000, elected officers Theodore Nelson president and others, and seek additional stock to fund operations.
An old advertisement discusses hair health, saying dandruff causes most hair trouble and a germ causes dandruff. It promotes Neowhros-Herpicide as a germ killer and hair conditioner claiming no grease or dyes, with a 10 cent sample offer through The Herpicide Co in Michigan.
Last Friday evening the Presbyterian church hosted Normal students for a decorated, delightful program with conversations and light refreshments. Visiting speakers Mrs. Currab of Butte and Mrs. Tangier of California addressed local girls on WCTU work, while Dr. Bagley lectured at institutes.
Henry Melton returned after two sickness days as report cards arrived. The freshman class elected Beulah Harrison president Ruth Allerton vice president Alice Conway secretary and Joe Allerton editor. Seniors 05 planned a big June event, with a new program committee appointed. Furnace froze last week and the fire drill was practiced for the first time. Miss Harmon was ill Thursday and absent from classes.
The report cards were issued Monday. The Juniors held a meeting Monday. New officers were elected: President Mable Jacobs, vice president Mayme Rose, secretary and treasurer Mary Bennett, editor Francis Harrison.
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