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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
10
Dr Hartman explains the Pe-ru-na formula change six years ago noting altered color taste and effect caused complaints from users and pharmacists. He says the old remedy remains in demand and authorizes Ka-tar-no Co of Columbus Ohio to manufacture the original formula on request with a free booklet available.
One hundred students and faculty spent a sunny Saturday at Sheep Canyon. They rode in hay-racks, a carry-all, carriages, and on horseback. A hillside dinner and supper fed the crowd with plenty of diverse eats. Moonlight capped the return trip.
Miss Rose Stamm hosted a 1:30 dinner with guests Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Tattersall Mrs. T. A. Burleigh Seattle Mrs. Jennie Nash Miss Nina Nash Albert Stamm F M Kline Chicago Walter and Anita Stamm and the hostess. Rebecca Lodge ladies held a delightful dance last Friday at Dart's hall with a large crowd and an enjoyable time.
Mrs. F. E. Dodds hosted the Needle Club ladies for a pleasant meeting last week. Mrs. F. E. Foote will host the next Needle Club gathering.
The twelve ladies of the club gathered Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Henry Burfiend for a social meeting and discussion.
Members of the club gathered Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs Pat Ward for an enjoyable social visit.
Bitterroot society notes Mrs Duke Gist served as hostess at a recent Bitterroot club gathering with guests in attendance and local social activity highlighted.
The Guild convened in the parlor of the Guild Hall and was entertained by Mrs. William Cashmore. Mrs. W. E. Watson assisted in serving a charming dish lunch to the ladies.
The Aid ladies met Thursday afternoon at the C. W. Robinson home and spent a busy session sewing garments for a gale expected to be held in November.
No meeting of the Ladies of the Manse society occurred this week and the next meeting place will be announced later. The Guild did not meet this week but will be entertained next Thursday afternoon at Mrs Hyram Brundage home.
Dr E R Ackley and Mrs Ackley completed a 400 mile monthly inspection across Beaverhead County. The Montana State Health Department survey covered foods, hotels, dairies, stores, meat markets, and public buildings. All locations were found in good condition and many notably clean.
Mrs. J. N. Hill of Homer Georgia praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for curing coughs and colds and preventing croup. She says it helps her five children and would not be without it. For sale by Potts the Druggist.
Josiah Bennett aged 65 of Dillon was examined by doctors in Judge Donlan's district court and ordered committed to the state insane asylum at Warm Springs for senile dementia. He had been brought to Butte for treatment with no prospect for improvement.
Round trip rate from all stations on O. S. L. in Montana is 15 dollars for the Salt Lake City meeting running from September 30 to October 3. Then an ad notes 39-11 Genuine Colorado Lump Coal, a semi-anthracite branded by C. W. Scott for furnace use referencing an 8th.
An impressively large Beaverhead county turnout highlights the Montana State fair coverage. Frank A. Hazelbaker lauds Montana and Beaverhead while prizes crown top exhibits in grains, grasses, vegetables, and poultry with county rivals earning notable placings.
News came from Stevensville of the death of Reverend F H Gwynne at age 68. He had led the Presbyterian church there and previously served in Butte at Immanuel church for five years. A native of Wales, he lived in Montana since 1901 and leaves seven daughters. His funeral in Butte will follow Friday with Masonic services.
Local notes list Jos C Smith in Butte and Rebecca Freeman visiting Sage Creek. First National Bank adds teller Mr Sanders. Reynolds relatives visit Farlin. Cora Bryan runs public stenography. George Opp visits Anaconda, J C Harrison guests from Grasshopper ranch. Rentals offered on Dakota street. Joshua Hill of Wisdom in Dillon vicinity. Harrisons stock and secondhand goods promoted. Voter registration drives note 1870 registered. Oct 4 deadline. T J Walsh to speak in Dillon opera house. Bennett mislaid in Butte, memory loss. Various business notices and ads cited including Klein's tailoring and Salmon Steam Laundry. Chamberlains Colic remedy praised.
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