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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
1
An advertisement extols supplying ripe luscious fruits that bring health and pleasure. It claims superior offerings and guarantees customer satisfaction, inviting readers to place orders for the best fruit available.
We call SPECIAL attention to our Watch Repairing and Optical Departments with top facilities for FIRST CLASS work in both areas and including EN GRAVING.
The Dell region reports low creeks and dry ditches delaying irrigation with reservoirs needed for next year. Range horse market activity includes S sold to Paddock. local candidates and Ina Jones named as schoolteacher. Hay sales in Butte. A D Young sold 200 tons. E A Martinell bought a large ranch near Dell for 10000 dollars. Martinell and Patterson monitor cattle in the basin.
School opened with a large attendance on Monday Sept 18 1900. The new floor and desks improved the building but room scarcity forces restricting attendance to district residents, excluding several near Melrose and Madison Beaverhead counties. Hecla offices move from Glendale to Melrose. George B. Conway plans to reside here.
A Republican club session Tuesday evening finalized organization details. The permanent officers named are L. T. Jones president Fidel Huber vice president BN Stevenson secretary and A. F. Waldorf treasurer. The group adopted the name Beaverhead Republican Club and set Friday as meeting night.
The proprietors of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption coughs and colds report giving away over ten million trial bottles. It claims to cure asthma bronchitis hoarseness and lung diseases with a free trial bottle at City Drug Store. Regular sizes 50c and 1.00 guaranteed or money back.
Carlisle Mason and J. J. Cusick traveled from Butte to Polaris mine to supervise upcoming ore shipments and prepare operations. Cusick purchased W. W. Butler’s Polaris lease interest for a handsome amount not disclosed publicly. The Dillon Fair and Racing Association announces a four day race meeting at the track near Dillon starting September 20.
A county Democratic gathering elected temporary officers and delegates to the state convention. C H Padley won the sheriff nomination by acclamation amid rumored rivalries, with Ballots showing Staudaher as a strong rival. Ed Norris presided and committees named credentials resolutions and delegates for state level races.
The ad asserts baking powder lightens foods by using pure cream of tartar from grapes and warns against cheaper alum powders sold as substitutes, stating alum is a corrosive poison and unsafe for food.
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