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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1904
Page
8
Dillon residents host guests from Lima Jackson and Dell attend high school reunions and fairs. Doctors dentists and clerks relocate or open offices across town while fishing gear and laundry services advertise. Local trips include Basin Idaho camping and trips to Lima and Whitehall for funerals and lectures.
Rugged health described as the "Men of oak" build strength through proper nutrition. Scott's Emulsion is presented as the right product to stimulate growing powers in children and lay a foundation for a strong constitution. Sold by Scott & Bowne in New York at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
A period advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease taken internally. It asserts the remedy cures by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100,000 if any case remains uncured. Testimonials are promised and contact details given for Fr. J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
Miss May Baxter of Dillon and Frank E. Stouffer of Sac City Iowa were wed by Rev Dr Martin at the home of J W Lusher. The couple will reside in Sac City where Stouffer works on the Sac City Sun. The romance spanning ten years ends with a brief ceremony and a small gathering.
Monday evening the Treble Clef Club was formed with about twenty five Dillon musicians. Mrs J B McKinney directs with plans for public recitals and cantatas for charity. Meetings set for Mondays in Suite 7 Medlen block.
The infant John W. Ewing died Sept 14 at 22 20 am at the Hood residence after weeks of illness. Rev Dr Martin conducted the burial from the Hood home with flowers from friends. The family mourns the loss of their bright little son who touched parents and grandparents. Dillon Letter List notes post office uncalled letters for Sept 15 1904 with numerous names listed and a 30 day deadline.
A New York banker received nine years and six months in prison while a Chicago man lingered sixteen hours with a bullet wound. An ornithologist argues the English sparrow is misnamed and should be Russian sparrow. The piece comments on national troubles and risky financiers.
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