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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
3
An advertisement condemns unscrupulous dealers selling cheap imitations of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey claiming it is the genuine product. The copy argues the real remedy has long public use, prescribed by doctors, trusted by hospitals, and in thousands of homes, while the imitators fake only the bottle and label.
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure malt distillation. It claims palatability and safety for sensitive stomachs and lists uses for consumption pneumonia grip coughs colds malaria fevers stomach troubles and wasting diseases. It notes seal on the label and bottles sold through druggists grocers dealers or direct with a free medical booklet offered by the company.
Nora Nixon and Ed Dishno married on Thursday September 1 at the Methodist parsonage in Butte. Nixon has taught in Butte schools for years while Dishno is a Big Hole basin rancher. They will reside on the Dishno ranch after a short honeymoon toward Salt Lake City.
An advertisement claims Mother Gray's prepares a universal cure for weak nerves bladder trouble dull headache dizziness back pain and fatigue. It markets testimonials and asserts the product never fails despite a disjointed and garbled display.
Frank A. Hazelbaker fair commissioner invites ranchers and farmers to donate superior grains grasses and farm products for Beaverhead County's State Fair exhibit in Helena. Collecting room is the new Telephone block corner Montana and Glendale streets. Gov White offers use of the storage space and Hazelbaker will arrange pickups if needed. Excursions East via Oregon Short Line with tickets on sale May 21 June 4 11 18 25 July 7 29 August 4 23.
Beav erhead county plans to unite Beaverhead Ranch company interests with other ranchers to water about 50 000 acres of desert land near Dillon and east bench. Ditches would run via Ryan's canyon to syphon water to benches, with county residents sharing costs. Feasibility cites Lima dam purchase and irrigation at under $20 per acre, boosting land values and potentially adding 10 000 residents.
Rev F E Dodds closed a deal yesterday morning in Dillon to take ownership and management of E T Brock’s express and drug business. He will assume control next Monday with stock, teams, and wagons. Dodds, longtime Dillon Methodist pastor, resigns but the church board urged him to stay. The paper notes Brock is a well known local figure and leaves future plans for both Brock and the church undecided.
A notice from Dillon Montana dated September 9 1910 warns that uncalled letters will be sent to the Washington DC dead letter office if not collected within 30 days. Names listed include Berger Mrs M Boggs Wm Blonquist Herbert 2 Bosom Johna Canady R D Breckenridge Chas W Clark Ed Emth Jake Fulkerson Miss Mabela Guffy Jack Hall Herbert Hinckley Mearl Hansen Hans P 2 Hansen Mrs T L Johnson W K Ferguson H Peter A Lohr Alberta Mair A m 3 Miller C E Morrow Stanley R McPherson D A Muller John O'Brien John Price Dr Carrol Rebel John Rowland Miss R Raastph J W Sheutz Mrs Mabel Shell Billy Shelly Edward Spruce Edward Schutz Mrs Mabel Tuttle Chas I Grace Lamont Post Master.
The Dillon Public Library lists evening hours for book distribution from 7 to 9 30 on Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Friday afternoon 4 to 6 and Saturday 3 to 6 plus Tuesday and Friday evenings for readers.
The state Democratic caucus failed to name a ticket as debates over adjournment and power continued. Delegates from multiple precincts were chosen for the state convention, with a committee named to assist the Democratic central committee until the adjourned meeting on September 24.
Dillon held primaries to pick constable candidates from Dillon north and south precincts. North delegates included F A Hazelbaker and George Featherly. Jay Baker secretary. South delegates included J J Morse and E J Callaway. County convention delegates and alternates were listed for both precincts. John Tritt was nominated for north constable. Wm Fruhn for south constable.
E. J. Barker, a Clark Brothers bank teller in Butte, nearly drowned when his boat tipped at Wetmore ranch near Bedrock lakes. He and his dog spent about an hour and a half in six feet of cold water before bailing out and signaling his companions. Barker was accompanied by C. B. Atkins Dolph Heilbronner and L. S. Baughan.
The Stand ard reports H A Kaiser of Polson traveled to Radersburg after his niece Mrs Ed Spangler died from a strange family illness in the mining town. The disease began with swollen neck cords, paralyzed throat, then heart failure, and killed the newborn. Another household member Mattie Kempton is paralyzed from the hips, Amos Kempton is paralyzed in an arm, with fears for mental health.
A formal notice from Beaverhead County Montana dated March 5 1907 requires all supplies be ordered on official forms from the county office. Claims not properly ordered will be rejected by the Board of County Commissioners Diflon.
Classified snippet offers a home for sale in Dillon with a suggested central location between a school, listing an address and seller noted as W. A. Cat Ditlor. The fragmentary ad implies realtor assistance and a downtown setting.
Doctors A D Galbraith and H H Hanson returned from a hunting expedition to Redrock Lake where they reportedly bagged the four day legal duck limit. They arrived on the last day of August and found thousands of ducks geese and a flock of 150 pelicans, then shared ducks with friends.
Classified notice places Dr. H. F. Best, dentist, in the Johnson and Boone real estate office. It lists office phone 64y and residence phone 19y with a 1-tf notation.
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