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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1905
Page
7
The Wisdom school hires Helen Schroeder and Lizzie Kelly to lead the new term starting Monday September 25. The telephone link to Dillon proves financially viable with two weeks of tolls covering interest, while local mining activity and church events add to a busy town scene.
Dillon attendees at the Masonic grand lodges and Eastern Star session in Butte were Blue Lodge Dr. M. A. Walker H. L. McCaleb and Thomas Scott Chapter Thomas Scott Dr. R. R. Rathbone and J. S. Baker Knights Templar Dr. M. A. Walker Dr. R. R. Rathbone Dr. A. B. Martin and James Paxton Eastern Star Mrs. Dr. A. B. Martin Mrs. A. S. Rife Mrs. Julius Rounds Miss Pluma Tattersall and William C. Bryant.
Big Hole area traders report numerous cattle and sheep deals with cattle bought for block meat markets in Dillon. Deals include 100 fat cows, 50 stock cattle, 200 feeders sold to Mose Jardine, 150 stock cattle sold to Robert Gray, six carloads of fat cows shipped to Lee Lewis for Butcher ing Co. in Butte. Lamb contracts noted at 5,100 head for $2.35 and 5,000 head at $2, both linked to J. E. Morse and J. E. Jenkins. Jones & Davidson sold 1,200 head yearlings and 1,200 head lambs to Thomas Dale. prices ranged by class. Additional movements include 400 old ewes, 1,200 lambs, and 1,200 yearlings to Dale in Nebraska, with some lambs resold at $3.00. A. L. and Clark Anderson delivered 44 fat cattle at $22 per head and various horses from Grasshopper and Big Hole trips. Multiple men report good demand for horses in Kansas City, and 2,800 head of sheep near Feely station in fine condition. John Peterson arranged 200 cattle from Karl’s ranch. D. D. Walker piloted 600 fat steers toward Chicago, and Antone Jackson bought 75 fat cattle in Melrose area.
The report cites 400 million Hae yana cigars manufactured in the United States last year. It suggests providing affordable smoking options for campaign use and betting related to elections.
A Vernon Connecticut child burned the hand and suffered until James N Nichols recommended Chamberlains Pain Balm. The first application drew out inflammation and gave immediate relief. Nichols and Riley druggist endorse its use for cuts burns strains and lame back.
Jupiter adds a seventh moon while a race with Saturn tightens. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver tablets are praised for a gentle, natural laxative effect and indigestion relief. Ethel Barrymore reportedly to marry a poet, seeking a genius in the family.
An old newspaper blurb promotes Moki Tea as a cure for headaches indigestion constipation and skin eruptions promising money back. It also advertises Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets with a free sample offer at Riley’s Drug Store and notes gravity demonstration by another aeronaut.
Roy Knabenschue introduces a Beas man and a married man with a family. a stray remark about little airships and ailments leads to a plug for TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT as a cure for piles with price details. Riley's Drug Store carries bottles and tubes. A quip about John D Rockefeller's socks during morning bathing ends the snippet.
An advertisement touts Moki tea as absolutely curative for constipation indigestion and general well being with a money back guarantee. The message notes Riley's Drug Store offers 25 and 50 cent options. A separate line remarks on Russia naming its new legislative body the gosuderstvannaia douma and ends with a critical exclamation about the czar.
Tom Davis of the Mon arch shows defeated Jack Collins in Dillon and then won two of three falls at Livingston last week. Davis did not compete with Charles Ross after last fall, which left Ross unconscious for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Dillon visited their daughter Mrs. T. F. Porch on Three Mile during the week. The gentlemen were callers at our office yesterday afternoon.
A 1902 letter from W. H. Harrison of Cleveland Mississippi commends Ballard's Snow Liniment for curing a leg injury after a nail puncture. The note mentions a visit to J. F. Lord's drug store and asserts the liniment's effectiveness and world class quality.
Notice to the People of Dillon announces N S Wood back on the streets with a quick delivery wagon for baggage express and light freight to and from the depot and city areas including the Normal college and Dormitory. He sells stove wood and dry kindling with clean wagon, does not handle coal, and orders left with Deputy's Meat Market or the messenger at Central telephone office receive prompt attention.
A Chicago resident received a $50 fine after being accused of flirting. The court reportedly mistook him for a “gent” due to his self description as a perfect gentleman.
Valley Mills Texas testimonial from W Aken drick endorses Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for coughs and throat troubles. The ad lists 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes and cites a user R L Riley confirming its efficacy. The copy warns of neglect causing mucous membrane disease across nose throat ears and lungs.
A clipped ad promotes BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT for broken limbs chilblains burns and sores. It promises immediate relief and healing with two sizes 25 cents and 50 cents sold by Riley's Drug Store.
A line from the Washington Post mocks harsh discipline by comparing it to treating children like plants. The quip suggests corrective measures may be blunt and unconventional. The remark highlights a debate over parenting methods and child welfare.
A Northwest railroad agent offers greatly reduced spring and summer rates from all eastern points to the west. The notice requests names of friends or relatives considering relocation and promises representatives will contact them with the cheapest travel options. Contact Co. A. Walker, General Agent, Chicago & Northwestern Ry, Salt Lake City Utah.
A brisk wartime quip notes how Secretary Taft’s figure supposedly inspired a humorous image of the Japs ordering whale for dinner after sizing him up. The remark reflects period satire and attitudes without endorsing actual policy.
A reward of $1 000 will be paid for the conviction of any party or parties killing any sheep belonging to the undersigned and a reward of $500 for the conviction of any party or parties destroying sheep camps belonging to us. SMITH & KELLER 29-12 Craic CORNELL Geo W Murray.
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