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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
3
A Portland Oregon company promotes Kasparilla as a household tonic for digestive and systemic health. It claims to improve appetite relieve sour stomach bad breath constipation and general weakness tied to liver and kidney inactivity. The ad guarantees refunds if unsatisfied and lists Potts the Druggist in Dillon as a sale point.
Real estate transfers include warranty deeds from Nancy Maul to John W. Morton company for 1 lot in Dillon. Eliza Selway to Morton for 3 lots in Dillon. E M Peterson to Chris Snyder for 2 lots in Armstead. Fielding Graves to John Kent for 1 lot in Dillon. Big Hole Commercial to Chas Bell for 119 by 100 feet near Wisdom. May Williams to Oliver H. Dudley for 1 lot in Wisdom. Patents granted to Levi Bessette. William R. McIntosh. George T. Waddell. State of Montana to George M. Tash. Mining location of Skylark lode by O’Donnell, Blair, Dougherty, N O’Donnell in Grizzly Hill, Divide Creek. Decrees of distribution and distribution of Dillon parcels to Graeter heirs and others. corrections in Dillon estate records for Marie Axeline Thompson.
W A Call files for divorce in district court alleging marriage in Ft Scott Kansas on February 9 1886 and desertion by his wife since May 27 1908. He seeks dissolution of the bonds of matrimony costs and further relief as the court may deem proper.
Broad lands owners are urged to try Mi-o-na as a cure for indigestion. Potts the druggist promises a money back guarantee if relief is not found, with a 50 cent price per box. The ad claims rapid relief from gas belching sour stomach pain and dizziness and asserts the product can renew an old stomach.
A black yearling stallion branded K on the left stifle, a seven year old buckskin gelding branded with a heart on the left shoulder, and a small brown pony mare with unknown brand are missing. A liberal reward is offered. Contact LANperson Bros.
Mrs Cattermole's daughter Miss Glenne Cattermole married Mr Ralph Eaton Oliver of New Hampton Iowa in a Wednesday ceremony at the new Methodist church in Sycamore Illinois. The bride wore a wedding procession with organ music and a ring ceremony officiated by Rev Claude S Moore and the bride's father Rev Edward G Cattermole. The couple left for Minneapolis after a two week honeymoon plan to settle in New Hampton.
The article extols Quaker Oats as a pristine natural food essential for muscle and brain strength. It credits scientists and strict laws for purity and notes Quaker Oats solves husk and speck removal better than competitors.
Carey Act lands totaling 38000 acres open for settlement at Milner Idaho on September 20. Reduced rates via Oregon Short Line. Ticket sales from Pocatello to Butte September 17–20 inclusive, from other points September 16–19, return by September 25. See agents for details.
Montana state lands board circulates notices outlining penalties for timber and grass fires. Individuals causing fires face up to one year in jail or a 2000 dollar fine, while malicious arson carries up to five years or 5000 dollars. Forest wardens and federal rangers may arrest violators without warrants. The notices also state trespass rules for state lands beyond lease terms without board permission.
A Butte Montana resident recalls severe kidney pain in 1893 and during last summer with backache frequent urination and scalding during voiding. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with complete recovery after a single box purchased from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Price 50 cents.
William Henthorne and James Smith returned from the Horse Prairie mining district report all mines there look fine. They run a placer operation yielding good returns and have located eight more claims including quartz and placer. A new railroad from Armstead will pass about 1½ miles from their properties, enabling further development opportunities.
For sale dry land potatoes in quantities one dollar per one hundred. Guaranteed large and mealy. N. E. Holden, Dillon, Montana.
E H Harriman, president of the Harriman railroad system, died yesterday afternoon at his Arden New Jersey home after a long illness. Born 1848 in Hempstead L I he rose from Wall Street errand boy to leading magnate building a vast fortune. His estate is estimated between 50 and 100 million dollars and the Oregon Short Line depot flies crepe in mourning.
By the Southern Montana Telephone company the job covers hauling and setting of telephone poles on the line between Dillon and Mill Point. For specifications and information contact F A Hazelbaker secretary Dillon Montana.
County commissioners in Dillon Montana dated March 5 1907 warn that future supply orders must be on official forms from the office. Any un ordered claims will be rejected by the Beaverhead County Commissioners.
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