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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1904
Page
6
Dillon residents and visitors populate the week with social calls, business moves, and travel notes. Dentists, ranchers, lawyers, and merchants from Argenta to Melrose appear among short visits, sales promotions, and neighborhood chatter, with updates on health and community services.
Mr and Mrs R F Tattersall hosted a pink and white twenty birthday dinner for their daughter Mies Pluma. Beulah Harrison received a surprise birthday party with games and photos. Other gatherings included Pit parties, euchre and needlework events, and a free dance by Wm S Willard in Argenta amid various birthday dinners and social clubs.
An advertisement argues weak children need Scott's Emulsion to feed growth. It compares children to young plants showing same care but different outcomes and invites readers to request a free sample from New York.
Frank B. Holcomb and Miss Hattie Ellis wed at the Holcomb House with Dr. A B Martin officiating. A large gathering attended the ceremony followed by a wedding supper. Holcomb, a carpenter, is from Mrs Kate Holcomb family and built a cottage on Rife street. Ellis grew up in Bannack and moved to Dillon two years ago as a social leader with many friends.
The Frye Bruhn Co shipped 400 beef steers from Redrock to Seattle with plans to ship 800 more next week. John Kennedy and partners in Big Hole basin purchased the cattle. Ghos A Smith sold seven high quality horses to Butte parties. Thomas Haw moved 2 400 wethers to Geo Strubel for H Levy of San Francisco. George M Fitzgerald negotiated for a carload of heavy, broke horses weighing about 1 400 each in Dillon.
An invitation from the Montana Stock Growers Association invites stock growers statewide to the nineteenth annual meeting in Miles City on April 19 and 20. J E Sodagren shiped a car load of range bosses to Tennessee this week. The horses were unbroken and a good class of rangers loaded at Redrock. The Butte Butchering Co. loaded three cars of fat cattle at Redrock Wednesday from Lee Lewis sale.
Poindexter relocates his office to the State bank building with hours 10 to 12 a m and 2 to 5 p m. Contact numbers 31 A for the office and 44 B for residence.
An evening district court session before Judge Parker heard a petition opposing A E Graeter for water commissioner on Blacktail and urging T D Moran’s appointment. The petition, signed by Thos Flynn Terrence Flynn Peter Wilson and others, was argued by O B Nolan. A meeting Saturday aims to mediate a satisfactory choice.
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