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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1907
Page
8
Twelve Salmon youths travel through Redrock en route to Moscow for school. Travel updates include visits, weddings, new blacksmiths Henry Hainds and William Stone, and a lengthy anecdote about using a medicine aboard a train to aid a sick passenger.
This advertisement touts Chamberlain's Salve as ideal for burns and skin conditions. It asserts instant pain relief, scar-minimizing healing for minor injuries, and suitability for chapped hands sore nipples and general skin diseases. Sold by Riley the Druggist at 25 cents.
Willis Sept 11 13 year old daughter of Julius Hartwig injured Wednesday evening while riding to milk cows. She stopped to open a gate the horse started and she fell dislocating her arm. Dr Melleur treated her at Melrose.
A farmer's wife compares a churn to the stomach noting sour content taints butter and body. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is claimed to sweeten the stomach and cleanse blood, curing boils, eruptions, and humors from bilious or dyspeptic symptoms.
A sprained ankle may heal in about one third the usual time by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely and giving it absolute rest. Sold by Riley, the Druggist.
Pageville reports a Big Hole river outing by John Senecal family Al Jenson and family and Mrs. Morgan with good morning fishing until a cloud burst ended the sport. Lillie Lippart will live with William Stewart for winter and study at Centerville. Mrs. High may adopt Helen Bouch from the Orphans Home. Obie Perry returns to haying with Wm. Stewart after summer work in Arco Idaho. Adolph Stewart and Max and Leon Wilcomb head to Dillon for school. H A Redfield repairs a bridge at Centerville school. Mrs. S S Patterson visits from Dillon. Jennie Redfield attends Twin Bridges. Anderson Bros. of Dillon seek horses. Rev. and Mrs. Hardy spend Sunday with the Page family. plan Twin Bridges home. George Utley welcomed back to town. Clayton Page moves to Bozeman for schooling.
The column lists numerous students registered during the past week with hometowns across Montana and Michigan. It notes a class of 07 member roster, a music talk series by Prof Reidelsberger, a dormitory reception hosted by Mrs Owsley and the Senior class, and staff changes as Mrs Swain or Miss Carson supervise the dormitory in her absence while Prof Monroe travels to Bozeman.
Sam A. Gaber describes riding an Eastbound Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company train from Pendleton to Le Grande Oregon. He recalls being in the smoking department with other travelers and notes impressions of the journey.
J J Firestone of Allegan Michigan reports taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets last night and feeling fifty percent better after weeks of discomfort. He calls them a fine article for biliousness and notes they are for sale by Riley the druggist free.
The county board authorized a 4 room cottage on the poor farm and jail expansions at Lima and Dillon with ceilings and outhouse work. Special session set for October 7 to handle business excluding bill auditing. Claims totaled 15 476 54 drawn from Contingent Poor Road Bridge General funds.
The county courthouse clock ran wild after a loose set screw causing strange chimes. On Sunday at 6:00 it rang 12, waking many. Monday a man in a saloon counted 13 strikes while drinking, joking he had one too many.
Bertol Kruljac a rancher living south of Dillon was arrested by Sheriff Gist on a charge of second degree assault. His wife swore out the warrant accusing him of trying to brain her with a flat iron, and of previous threats with a gun and chase with an axe. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice Hirschman, with a preliminary trial set for next Monday and bail set at $50.
The Bozeman baseball squad, a top independent club, will meet Dillon at Dillon grounds for two afternoon games on Monday and Tuesday. The series could decide the state independent championship, drawing keen interest from local fans and supporters.
Five year old branded 1M on left shoulder bay seven years old branded. Reward of ten dollars each for their return. From Geo Sham bow in Centennial valley. 37tf ANDERSON Bros.
Twenty head of yearlings two and three year olds for sale each likely 1000 to 1200 pounds. View at Clark's Canyon ranch near Armi stead Mort. W. P. Driger.
Geo J Staudaker and family came back to Dillon for the winter after summer on a ranch in Centennial valley. Mrs Phil Anderegg and daughter recently returned from Salt Lake City where she was in medical treatment for months. Miss Margaret White leaves for Salt Lake City to attend Rowland Hall this year. A social dance is hosted by the Royal Neighbors in Dart's hall Friday Sep 20 with admission 1 for men and 25 cents for women.
Beaverhead County Montana invites proposals during a special session on October 7 1907 for four major projects. Cottage at poor farm 25.6 by 29.6 foot with 10 foot ceilings hip roof cage two doors outward and interior finishes. two room addition to Lima jail 16 by 25 feet nine foot ceiling with matching windows and doors. steel ceiling for Court house jail composed of steel plates 3 16 to 1 4 inch thick in a 27 by 35 room. Plans and bids due with 10 percent certified check. bonds due within ten days if awarded. Right to reject bids reserved.
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