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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1902
Page
8
The notice extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as curing womanly diseases, restoring regularity, easing pain, and reviving beauty and happiness. It cites Mrs. H. S. Jones of Forest as a testimonial, describing improved health after six bottles and regained ability to ride, exercise, and walk. It warns against substitutes and endorses Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a perfect laxative.
The Butte city council met in regular session with Mayor White and officials present. Police Chief Stone reported August fines of 179 and arc lights out 708 hours from Aug 12 to Sept late. Council adopts rule: no payment for any night arc light that fails to burn. Officials consider street obstructions and fines for contractors. Mayor White announced a Salt Lake expert will study a city water works system, with estimates in about two weeks. Bills approved for Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone, Dillon Cash Grocery, officers, and others. Lakeview Land and Cattle Co deeded 480 acres on Horse Prairie to Wm. Montgomery.
A man and woman calling themselves William and Bessie Nixon were arrested after stealing shoes from Henry Small and consuming whisky. The pair, later found drunk, were jailed on petit larceny charges as their case stood for trial. A horse shot and killed for its broken leg followed at Padley barn, value about $60, with no suspect identified. A Republican central meeting date was set for Sept 10 1902 in Dillon.
Edward Corbett and his wife clash over a ciphered transfer ticket found in the hall. The numbers on the ticket spell I love my lover, exposing a suspected affair. A visitor then reveals a safe combination mystery, leading to a dramatic reconciliation.
The Daily Limited train to California begins service November 1 1902 via the El Paso Short Line. No fees for participation. For circulars contact Juo Sebas tani Passenger Traffic Manager Rock Island System Chicago. Stops include Zion and the Rockies with a Salt Lake City stopover. Agents across the West sell tickets. For details or copy of White Nature in Colorado contact G W Fitzgerald General Agent Butte Montana.
A menacing intruder grabs a child in a night time assault intended to endanger the youngster. Police investigate the case as parents fear for safety and urge vigilance in their neighborhood.
Mrs F G Weber of Buffalo asserts two of her children owed their lives to ACKER'S ENGLISH REMEDY which relieves at once. The ad invites testimonials and a free illustrated book on consumption. Sold in bottles of 25c, 50c, and $1.00 with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A special Yellowstone Park excursion leaves Monida on August 31 at the lowest rates yet offered. From Dillon the cost is 45.30 dollars with round trip via Monida. The tour includes rail and stage transport and hotel accommodations beyond Monida. Limited seats require early reservations and tickets allow a return by September 10.
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