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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1906
Page
7
News reports that A C McLaughlin a brakeman on a Billings to Livingston freight was killed near Grey Cliff when he slipped between the engine and first car his body was cut in two He leaves a wife at Missoula.
J. Ryan and Mrs. Luella Hobson and son Richard traveled from the Hobson ranch Wednesday. Mrs. Hobson plans to stay at the ranch until September before moving to Dillon. North Fork traders Weldon Fred Else Al Covey John W Maybee and J C Stanton were in town Wednesday. Barney Hughes ill at Fred Else's ranch. A drunken brawl Monday left one man with a head gash. Dr. Holmson treated him. Ray Jackson fractured his leg after a saddle horse fell. Dr. Bayburne reduced the fracture and he is doing as well as expected. Eph Stoner finished the rock foundation for the Big Hole Commercial Company's storeroom and warehouse and left for Dillon for two to three weeks. Allen Plympton from Marten mine reported engine boiler and sawmill in place and a new friction hoist on order from Denver. Will Dingley Greyling with horses. Archie and Paul Henneberry back from Deer Lodge. H B Selway and Mr H McKnight moving road work toward completion. Mrs Fero Marshesseau and Miss Agnes McMenamy back from Horse Prairie. Haying underway due to good weather. canyon crops very good. A cloud near Greyling caused rock and tree debris blocking the county road. Mrs Kate Hageman of Butte returned home after visiting The Cottonwood Grove. Mayme and Agnes McMenamy returned home after weeks in Butte Missoula and Spokane.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway inaug urates a change for sleeping car travelers on the Southwest Limited routes between Chicago and Kansas City replacing heavy wool blankets with white bed spreads. Blankets remain available for cool nights. This aims to enhance comfort and appeal to passengers seeking a inviting bed.
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