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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
3
A Kupfer Drug Co message urges patients to trust pharmacist expertise in dispensing medicines. It claims doctors will recognize the correct remedy when they learn prescriptions were filled at Kupfer’s, asserting their skill and experience as indisputable.
List of warranty deeds and mining transfers from Pearl I Smith title books. Properties include 1 lot in Wisdom, 160 acres near Dillon, 240 acres near Point of Rocks, 3 P. & O. addition lots in Dillon, and Kelley placer claim in Argenta. Also includes mining and patent actions, bankruptcy filings, and corporate articles recorded.
A compact meditation on ink as a force in culture and journalism. It contrasts ink’s power to spread scandal with its role in literature and public discourse, noting its persistence despite time and neglect. The piece cites jokes and anecdotes to illustrate ink’s pervasive presence.
Editorial notes President Roosevelt directs that all civil service workers who fail to pay grocery or butcher bills be dismissed from government service. The piece argues a salary should cover expenses and mocks complaints from debtors. It mentions depot construction in Dillon and hints at upcoming county conventions and political maneuvering in Dillon.
Nat Reiss Greater Shows brings Lunette Dreamland to Dillon on Sept 8. The young flyer dances and floats in midair as the iron hoop test proves she is not supported by wires. Citizens and scientists alike flock to see the mystery and leave with new theories.
Wilson Bros received a 32 horsepower Rumley engine and 16 gang plows to equip a steam plow outfit. The outfit will be used in the Beaverhead valley next spring and will be the fourth steam plow outfit in Beaverhead county over two years.
Miss Lillian Adelaide Shannon wed Earl Wheat known as Sammy Patterson in a Butte home ceremony performed by Rev Ostrander. Best man Jardine Rife assisted. The couple, graduates linked to Montana College at Deer Lodge, plan a Salt Lake City honeymoon and will reside at 209 Railroad Avenue after October 15. Wheat will resume as head bookkeeper for S S Patterson.
The Collins Land Company in Helena Montana and Washington D C offers help with public land entries. They handle contests amendments repayments isolated tract purchases mineral applications and related land Department matters. They buy and sell land scrips and invite correspondence.
The Dillon Public Library opens evenings for book distribution 7 to 9 30 Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Friday 4 to 6 and Saturday 3 to 6 in the afternoon. Tuesday and Friday evenings the library is open to readers.
One sorrel mare cut by wire and a gray yearling colt both branded with an h on the left shoulder came to a pasture on the night of July 19. Owner can claim by proving property and paying for this notice. Dincrey, Dillon Montana.
A dark bay horse weighing 1200 pounds with a branded mark on the left thigh and a white facial strip is missing. A reward of $10 is offered for information leading to its recovery. Contact Kent in Dillon, Montana.
200 head of large French Merino rams advertised by Henry Thompson at his Dell area ranch. Ages 1 2 and 3 years offered with prices described as right. Contact and viewing details implied by ranch location.
A notice offers 500 dollars for arrest and conviction of anyone harming his sheep camps wagons horses or burning property including stealing horses and provisions. The brand 4 open A is described as a left shoulder mark. An additional 50 dollar reward is set for arrest and conviction of those stealing provisions or destroying supplies from his camps. GERHARD ALBERS. 31-26
Dillon Montana March 5 1907 board of county commissioners directs all supplies to be ordered on official forms from their office. Any unordered claim will be rejected. Beaverhead County Montana officials impose strict procurement rule.
The Tribune Book Store shows a display of college pennants this week featuring about fifty colleges. All are invited to call and view the collection.
In buying school supplies we offer tablets notebooks writing pads papers pencils pen holders pen points and inks. Call at the Tribune Book Store to fill your orders satisfactorily.
00-acre ranch near Point of Rocks with mouse and stables in good condition. Renter must furnish stock seed and machinery. Possession given this fall. Call at once and see W Nyuart Blaine Mont.
Alvin Dewitt of Armstead Montana issues a formal prohibition on hunting or shooting across his ranch. The order applies to all parties and aims to safeguard property and safety.
The bulletin lists St James Episcopal at Corner Washington and Glendale with services at 11 a m on first and third Sundays 7 a m on other Sundays morning prayer at 1 pm evening prayer at 8 pm and Sunday school at 9 45 am. Presbyterian Church at Corner Pacific and Glendale with 11 am worship Sabbath school at noon and Christian Endeavor at 7 pm evening service at 8 pm.
Corner Bannack and Washington Saint Grace M E Church announces Rev W A Winters pastor. Sunday school 10 a m morning worship 11 o m class meeting 12 m Epworth League 7 30 p m evening worship 7 30 p m sacred concert first Sunday evening prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8 p m.
The church announces low mass at 8 and high mass at 10 30 on the first and second Sundays each month. On the fourth Sunday low masses at 8 and 10 30 with Sunday school after the late mass. Evening devotions at 7 30 and masses in Dillon on the first second and fourth Sundays while the third Sunday alternates between Lima and Melrose. Rev. D Forzy, Pastor.
Baptist church at corner Idaho and Se Bree streets conducts worship and preaching at 11 oclock Sabbath school at noon and evening services at 8 oclock led by Rev. F A Colver pastor.
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