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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1904
Page
12
A Dillon area update lists engineer work on No. 1018 pulling 1700 tons on a 6 train, more than usual. local tradesmen plan machine shop upgrades and pipe connections to city water. Other items include saloon partnership dissolutions, Epworth League activities, and various notices on rents, hiring, births, and sales. Plus upcoming millinery promotions and local transportation updates.
An editorial tone extols nature sparing the rose from grief and explains hair loss in women as caused by a germ. It claims Newbrospicidé destroys this germ enabling hair growth and offers a 10 cent sample via The Herpicide Co., Detroit Michigan.
A family expresses gratitude to friends and the Modern Woodmen of America for assistance during the bereavement following the death of Mrs. Josie McGee Manrin Quraney.
Republicans of Dillon precinct will gather at the courthouse on Saturday evening April 2 at 8 o clock to elect 14 delegates to the Republican county convention on April 7. Berushican County Gun Cost Monday evening April 4 the Royal Neighbors of America will serve a supper in the Masonic building from 6 until 12 with a 25 cent charge. A good bill of fare is planned and the ladies will ensure a pleasant event. A dance will follow in Dart s hall that same evening under the order s auspices.
The document presents assets and liabilities totaling 998 524.70 for a Beaver state bank. It lists loans and discounts 690 607.00, overdrafts 10 496, and various bank assets, including notes from other banks and cash items, against capital stock 50 000 and surplus 10 000 with deposits totaling 424 965.86. The statement is sworn by President B. F. White before Notary John Wriuls on April 1, 1904.
Mrs. Josie McGee died at the home of John A. Best in Dillon on Monday March 28 about 3 30 p m from edema of the lungs. Born in 1868 in County Wexford Ireland she came to America at 17 and married Sidney McGee in Kansas City in 1890. She later lived in Portland and Montana and was active in the Catholic church. Her body was taken to Kansas City last night with nephew M R Quigley korte Jackson as escort.
A Dillon resident witnessed an Austrian rancher Joe Rebich brutalize a young unbroken horse on Bannack street. After the wagon sank in a damaged ground, Rebich struck the horse with a club, causing blood to flow. The incident prompted calls for Humane Society action.
The Grorgr Haring family extends heartfelt thanks to the Baptist church choir and friends for their kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavement.
Acting on requests many, Rev A A Luce will deliver a lecture at the Methodist church next Friday evening April 8 under Epworth League auspices. Admission is 25 cents, a small price for a talk described as worth many times that amount.
Members of Apollo lodge No 15 and Dians Rebekah lodge No 42 accepted an invitation from A. A. Luce to attend Easter Sunday services at the Methodist church. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are asked to meet at I. C. C. F. hall at 10 30 for a march to the church in a body. Guo. E. Jewett N. G. O. P. Tuomas, Sec'y.
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