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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1900
Page
8
A vintage ad asserts that each bar of Ivory Soap contains 100 suits of rich creamy lather. It recommends covering the body with lather before dressing, then rinsing with tepid water to remove surface impurities. ER and Gamble Co. Cincinnati.
The Tribune reports brief Week in Beaverhead and Madison counties with tight notes on local happenings. Short items cover community events, incidents, and small milestones across towns in the region.
Democratic primary delegates and alternates elected in Bannack. Ore sample shipments planned with Chicago Enterprise company interest. Mines around Bannack reported values up to 62 percent copper. plans for more mines and a possible winter mill. Local travels include visits to Polaris and the Rattle Snake area and various locals returning from mining sites. A separate note mentions a Butte peddler runaway and local livestock purchases.
Special Correspondence notes Mrs Shannon of Bedrock and Mrs Baker of Iowa visiting Wyne as guests of Mrs Horace McIntyre. L A Harkness left for Norwalk Ohio to visit his brother and possibly make it his future home. Tessa received two large bouquets from Sophie and Laurie Gray last week, described as beautiful and appreciated.
Mrs Elijah Ames plans to travel East for the winter to visit her mother while Miss Jessie Burnett, new businesswoman in Salmon City Idaho, visited relatives in Grant with her mother and sister Mrs Nestley. The report notes horses getting new shoes and cool frosty nights.
Miss Alice Papa of Butte visits aunt Mrs. G. R. Hardesty and other acquaintances in Rochstern. Local residents travel for business and health, with O R Whipple planning a Salt Lake move for his wife. An ad-promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for health issues, claiming beauty and vitality for women.
The meeting chaired by T F Barrett reviewed minutes and approved accounts. Viewers were appointed for Sage Creek road, and for a district 10 road change. Treasurer’s deputy pay was set at 90 dollars monthly for three months, with clerk to issue warrants. Several road petitions were approved or denied, and bridge costs measured. Justice L T Jones appointed for Dillon precinct. Numerous road supervisor and justice reports approved along with sheriff and county clerk quarterly reports.
Democratic primaries were held last Saturday in the schoolhouse and delegates chosen to attend the county convention at Dillon. O. K. Paul, C. B. Truax, F. Landeau and J. C. Bray were selected. J. A. Clinton and Fred Landeau named as justices of the peace. J. Loughridge named constable.
Advert shows Cascarets candy cathartic promising permanent relief from constipation. Mentions two options 100 or 250 and offers money refund by druggists if it fails to cure.
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