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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1902

Page

2

Favorite Prescription Restores Health for Weak Women

An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as converting invalids to healthy women. It claims cures for womanly diseases, establishes regularity, dries draining, heals inflammation, and cites a testimonial from Mrs. Pierce Geise about weight gain and improved complexion. It also mentions The Common Sense Medical Adviser and offers free postage with stamps.

Common Sense Medical Adviser R. V. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y

Beaverhead County Free High Opens With Good Attendance

The Beaverhead County Free High School opened in the new building Monday with about seventy five students. Many returning from last year and new faces from surrounding counties. The high school board met last Saturday to settle contractor and worker bills. An electric water-pump arrived, intended to fill the reservoir. it is fast and efficient and expected to be in operation by tomorrow evening.

Beaverhead County Dillon

Forest Fires Darken Montana Mountains and Smoke Blankets County

The county faced widespread forest fires over the weekend causing heavy smoke that obscured foothills and distant objects. A major blaze near the Big Hole basin damaged a monument, with other fires burning at Birch Creek Bloody Dick and the Upper Blacktail areas. purple sunlight and a perceived balloon-like globe were noted. A separate note reports the marriage of Howard J. Smith and Miss Clara B. Liske at Schaffer Lodge, Wisdom Montana, with both from Wisdom.

Battle Ground Big Hole Basin Upper Blacktail Upper Fork Birch Creek Bloody Dick Montana Howard J. Smith Clara &. Liske Schaffer R. P. Smith Wisdom Mr. Smith

Coming Races at Dillon Promised to Be Memorable

Dillon race week draws a diverse field with Populist from Idaho owned by Dad Benson and several Beaverhead county horses. In training are trotters and pacers led by Nor ton and Starlight, with harness horses trained by Frank Burns and owned by Dan Callahan Dave Robb Hawley Selway Phil Thorpe and Padley. Strong entries from Butte are expected to arrive before races start next week, heightening the meet’s prospects.

Dillon Benson Idaho Butte Beaverhead County Tach & Radcliff Brown Mike Scotch Pirate Henry Wade de Dapple Jr de Dapple, Sr Gold Dust Joe Hooker Devery M. Brown Massie Harland Edra Trotters Hawley Selway Norton Dave Robble Starlight Sheriff Padley Granite Phil Thorpe Attius Dan Callahan Golden Queen Frank Burns

Democratic Primary Delegates and Montana Election Proclamation

Democrats nominated seventeen delegates and alternates for the county convention after a Monday primary at the courthouse. Nominations included two justices of the peace and two constables with about sixty five votes cast. Governor Toole set November 4 as Election Day with a statewide slate of offices and a $100 reward for violations, up to $5,000.

Court House Senator Norris Frank Conway John W. Morton F. O. Kress Matt Orr H. RB. Melton Nick Standaher Wm. Herman Jasper Nelson Denton Oliver George R. Metlen J. T. Farley Hugh McCaleb Edgar Tyree J.P. Murray L. D. Young Jake Middlemeyer W. O. Orr Ed Norris Eugene Poindexter A. L. Stone Charles Gooch R. V. Sebree R. A. Selway T. W. Poindexter John 8. Forrester G. T. Paul L. D. Grae Joseph K. Toole Montana Congress Supreme Court Iown Broadwater Cascade Chateau Fergus Flathead Granite Jefferson Madison Missoula Powell Ravalli Rosebud Silver Bow Teton Valley Yellowstone Silverbow Sweet Grass Lewin Clarke

Bon Ton Cafe Opens in Dillon Offering Cheap Sunday Meal

The Bon Ton Cafe, opened by C. O. George on Montana street between Center and Helena, remodeled the former New York restaurant with a large dining room, a special order room, and a ladies private room. The Sunday opening offered a $1.00 meal for 25 cents, drawing a large crowd and promising strong patronage.

C. O. George Th “Bon Ton Cafe Montana Street Center Helena Streets New York Dillon George Bon Ton Cafe

Stopa the Gough and Works off the Cold

An old advertisement touts Stopa the Gough and Works off the Cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets promising a cure in one day. It lists price as 38 cents and implies no cars or pay required.

Negroes Injured on Train in Dining Car Incident

A Monday evening passenger train report details an attack in the dining car near Dillon. One man was cut by a fellow Black passenger with a butcher knife during a kitchen prank, suffering facial and eye injuries and was taken to Salt Lake City hospital by Tuesday morning train.

Dillon Fair Grounds Bond Salt Lake

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