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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
8
Waterloo residents prepare for the threshing machine will be in town next week. A county fair visit reports a successful event. Numerous residents travel or relocate for extended visits in Butte and nearby towns. A stray anecdote about a medicine dose on a train appears amid the local notes.
Sam A. Garber recounts an eastbound Oregon railroad journey where a sick woman in the smoking car suffered colic cramps. passengers and ladies aided her with whiskey as he produced Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy from his travel kit.
An advertisement likens the stomach to a churn and claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cleanses a foul stomach. It asserts cleansing the stomach prevents blood impurity and disease, promising cures for pimples sores and other humors from bad blood. It cites Buffalo New York as the source for a medical booklet.
Sept. 25 notes list Mr. and Mrs. A Keppeler and children of Butte visiting Mrs Reichle. Dillon visitors A Fassler call on Beehrer Bros. Julius Hartwig and Ida go to Melrose for Dr Moelleur. Pastor Hudloff conducts German Lutheran service. Conrad Eberle with a broken limb stays with Reichle. J Nugent from Butte visits Reichle. Frank Young arrives from Butte on business.
Good for biliousness. J. J. Firestone of Allegan Michigan says after taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets last night he feels fifty percent better than weeks. They are a fine article for biliousness. For sale by Riley the Druggist. Samples free.
Rev Novinger visited Melrose and preached at Centreville on request. Local families, Page and Redfield members, traveled to Dillon and Twin Bridges for eye exams and fairs. Winners Inez McFadden and Wallie Prentice shared a relay prize. Mrs Saffle settles in Wisconsin home. O J Proutz sells livestock, plans ranch sale. Charlie Wilcomb to Dillon for school.
Redrock report notes Mr and Mrs Pat Ward and son Etheridge visited friends on Horse Prairie last Sunday. L F Keim, who has been a member of a local group, is mentioned in the piece with lingering context.
Local residents travel for reunions and family visits with mentions of Missoula police fee history, H D Hildreth business trip to Dillon, the Barretts in Billings with son Robert staying in Helena, Mrs Edward Roe and Muriel visiting Dillon, Bert Andrus from Denver visiting F M Andrus, and the Blair family from Horse Prairie joining the old timers meeting in Billings. The Medicine Lodge threshing machine is now heard in the area as part of the season.
A sprained ankle may heal in about one third the usual time by freely applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm and providing absolute rest. For sale by Riley, the Druggist.
Henry McNinch was thrown from his buggy into a barbed wire fence and sustained bad cuts. Dr. Ford of Lima attended him. The incident occurred while the author notes ongoing local improvements, including a new telephone line and recent pole deliveries.
Normal College notes list new enrollments J W Vogel S Reynolds Bessie Ralston and others plus faculty activities. Miss Carson travels to Miles City for institute. English Speaking Club officers named with Miss Rossiter President and Miss Moran assistant secretary. Social events include sorority spreads and a taft y pull. Initiation set for Kappa Zeta Nu and YWCA social held at dormitory. Monmal first issue due October 15 with subscription rates.
Earl Talent of Dillon narrowly escaped death last Sunday while hunting. He crawled through a fence and tried to pull his shotgun through when the hammer snagged the fence. The gun discharged, tearing off the left forefinger.
Cham berlain's Salve is recommended for burns due to instant pain relief and scar prevention for minor injuries. It is also highly valued for chapped hands sore nipples and various skin diseases. Price 25 cents. For sale by Riley the.
D. Evans of Melrose and Ed F. Rice of Rochester arrived in Dillon for business and visits. Mr and Mrs Henry Thompson of Dell and architect C S Haire from Helena were in town, with the Andertons of Grant visiting Dillon. The St Rose Guild plans a Thursday meeting with Mrs Fred Conger. Robert Bammer was moved to Butte for surgery as peritonitis raises concerns about recovery. Rain delays threshing, oats ripen unevenly, and the Fasslers visited relatives while house hunting Norris ranch property. Master Leon Foote, son of Prof and Mrs L R Foote, celebrated his sixth birthday with friends and a 3:30 to 5:30 p m party and cake with six candles.
W. P. Dincley of Armstead Montana offers twenty yearling and older horses ready for sale. Horses range from 1000 to 1200 pounds and can be viewed at the Clark's Canyon ranch. For contact use Armstead Montana listing.
Beaverhead County Montana board of commissioners will receive proposals during a special session on Monday October 7 1907 for two projects a four room cottage on the poor farm and an addition of two rooms to the Lima jail. The cottage measures 25.6 by 29.6 feet with a 10 foot ceiling hip roof one flue two outside doors all doors with transoms sheathed with ship lap and six inch rustic back plastered and an exterior privy to correspond. The jail addition will be 16 by 25 feet with a nine foot ceiling and include windows doors and matching construction.
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