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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1904

Page

3

Mardi Gras and town notes fill Dillon week

Dillon locals report Mardi Gras outings with Mrs. H. Poindexter and Miss McHenry in Butte and Dillon. Dr. W V Kingsbury moves to the New Metlen block with new hours. Ducks shot by J Conle and J Wikidal tag the sport scene as townsfolk share news on trades, travel, and lending support to Wesleyan University.

L. KR. Grannis Grand Lodge of the D. of H Deer Lodge Guy Carter Leone Butte Dillon Steam Laundry Geo. Banks George Grace Squire Corvallis Pearl I. Smith Joan Dillon B. E. Jacobe Mies Olsudia Bozeman Jacobs W.V. Kingsbury Metlen Thomas Branan Pearl S. Smith Ashbough Canyon H.T. Poindexter Miss McHenry Madri Gras Misa McHenry Mexico Misa Jessie Freeman W.8. Barbour St. Louis Tuscaloosa Ala George Jewell Amall Gon Baltimore Dell Alex Williamson Wikidal

Death on a Dillon bridge linked to booze and a driver split

An inquest found Bill Adams died from accidental death caused by carelessness after a buggy crash on the Argenta road. Adams and an old sheep herder, both intoxicated, drove off a wide bridge. Adams was crushed beneath the vehicle and died next day. The verdict cited excessive drinking and driving dispute as the cause.

Bill” Adams Big Hole Dillon Sam Argenta E. T. Brock Mark Poindexter Adams George Gray Phillips Place Brundage Undertaking Establishment M. A. Walker Wm. Roe al. Young Fred Oliver J. G. Erwin Neil Sharkey W. G. Phillips

Consumption cure promise by Scott’s Emulsion

The ad warns that neglect of consumption is dangerous and declares that early use of Scott’s Emulsion can stop the disease. It claims thousands of cases improved and urges immediate dosing at the first suspicion of consumption. The chemists Scott & Howse in New York are cited as distributors.

Scott Fr. DeWitt & Co Chicago Desi Riley’s Ding

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages

The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only known positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal use cures blood and mucous surfaces while building the constitution and offers 100 dollars for any case it cannot cure. Endorsed by Er J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio with testimonial list available.

Hall ER. J. Cheney Ae CO Toledo Druggista Zéc

Pasmore benefit concert date moved to September 16

Society notes report the Pasmore benefit concert under Mrs. Mc Kinney progressing with participants engaged and a full program to be printed next week. The event was postponed from the 14th to Friday the 16th, tickets priced at $100 for the sixty three party.

Pasmore J. O. Metlen Bertie Howard

Denver Rio Grande Excursions From Butte to Major Cities

G. W. Fitzgerald, general agent, advertises round trips on the Denver and Rio Grande via St Louis Chicago Denver Omaha and Kansas City with departures on June 4 5 11 and tickets priced from 47 50 to 58 50. Stopovers allowed both directions and proportional reductions to intermediate points. See Salt Lake City and the Colorado scenery. Tickets at 51 East Broadway Butte.

St. Louis Chicago Denver Omaha Kansas City Dane Salt Lake City Colorado Denver & Rio Grande City East Broadway Butte G. W. Fitzgerald

Ely's Cream Balm Promoted for Catarrh Relief

Advert says drying preparations worsen catarrh by drying secretions. Ely's Cream Balm is advertised to cleanse soothe and heal nasal membrane. Trial size mailed for 10 cents and 50 cent size sold by druggists. Aimed to relieve nasal catarrh and fever.

Ely Ely Brothers Warren St N.Y

Ballard's Snow Liniment Praised by Cleveland Writer

W H Harrison of Cleveland Minnesota writes Aug 15 1902 praising Ballard's Snow Liniment for healing a knee abscess after a nail injury. He recalls visiting F F Lord's drug store and recommends the bottle to others noting abscesses signal debility or constipation and that Riley the druggist sells it.

W. H. Harrison Cleveland Migs Ballard F. Lord Colo Riley

Notice Prohibits Hunting on Premises

Property owner declares no hunting allowed on the premises. The notice restricts access and absence of hunting activities to protect wildlife and ensure safety on site.

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