Sterling Silver Selection Appears at Dillon Store
We have a nice selection of sterling silver including flatware patterns fancy laces bracelets pins and buckles. Call to view the goods and receive prices from this Dillon Montana display.
01 Sep 1899
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1899
Page
1
We have a nice selection of sterling silver including flatware patterns fancy laces bracelets pins and buckles. Call to view the goods and receive prices from this Dillon Montana display.
A long weekly digest from The Tribune Notes social visits and arrivals in Grasshopper Dillon and Grayling. Neighbors report weddings planned, rail work progress, and canyon travel while overlooked roads and frost affect farming. The Rosebud region sees stage accidents, hospital visits, and local business shifts amid seasonal travel and recreation.
A letter from Burrz Montana titled to Hon J E Moree Dillon extols Mrs L M Weirick for a Presbyterian church benefit. The writer lauds Mrs Weirick as an outstanding elocutionist and charming speaker whose performances Dillon should support with a royal reception.
William Cox a former local resident now in Twin Bridges traveled to Napa California after learning his brother Samuel Cox died of typhoid pneumonia at age 27. He learned of a fatal runaway injury to cousin Mrs Rowden of St Helena California last week.
The Dillon school system announces a start date of Monday September 1 with all grades to reopen. Parents are invited to meet teachers during classifying hours from 2 to 4 PM to discuss children’s needs and ensure proper enrollment and support before the term begins. Ernest Omer Conger aged five died after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were held at the family home on Railroad Avenue with Rev. R P Smith officiating and interment at Mountain View Cemetery.
George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan describes his wife’s five year paralysis and her cure after using two bottles of Electric Bitters. He claims the remedy alleviates nervousness sleeplessness backache and fainting and enables her to work again.
The Pioneers met in Virginia City this week drawing old timers from Montana and other states. Henry F. Edgar who helped name Alder joined the event and identified the first pan of dirt near Fairweather. About 800 attendees celebrated Virginia City as a social hub while Bozeman won the bid for the next gathering.
Prof Hiram Tyree arrives from La Grande Oregon to lead the city schools as new principal. A Virginia native and Milligan College graduate he has held multiple posts including county superintendent of Sherman County Oregon and La Grande schools. He declined Fresno superintendent post to take this assignment and aims to raise local schools to a high standard.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as a universal cure for skin eruptions running sores ulcers boils felons corns warts bruises burns chilblains and other pains. It claims to drive out pains and aches with a 25 cent price and money back guarantee if not cured, sold by Central Pharmacy.
Louis J. Murray age 17, son of Elza Murray, died after an operation for strangulated hernia in Butte. His body arrived in Dillon Sunday evening and funeral services were held at St. James Episcopal church the next afternoon, conducted by Rev. 8. D. Hooker. Burial followed at Mountain View cemetery. many friends attended. Murray was a native of the valley with a bright future.
An ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming remedies for stomach liver kidneys and bowels with promises of renewed vigor and health. The copy notes limited stock at Central Pharmacy and urges swift purchase.
Mrs E B Werrick a famed dramatic reader and impersonator will perform for the Presbyterian church ladies on Friday evening September 8 at the Dillon theater. Admission is 60 cents with reserved seats at the post office. The engagement is praised by newspapers from coast to coast and promises a full house in Dillon.
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