Fractured OCR Note Lists Unclear Passenger Event
Fragmentary text references a bound passenger and fright event but provides no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes. The readable bits mention a person and an incident without verifiable details.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
5
Fragmentary text references a bound passenger and fright event but provides no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes. The readable bits mention a person and an incident without verifiable details.
Daily notices reveal Lee Lewis ship of sheep to Butte and Poindexter Orr sending beef cattle to Omaha. Oatriage Eph Stoller and Tattersall's supply furniture, hats, paints, and harness. Beaverhead dairy and wagon trades, Oregon Short Line time change, and local family updates.
An entertainment unfolds in the M E church lecture room next Friday night April 11 hosted by the church youth. Noted elocutionist Mrs Jessie Knox of Butte appears on the program along with strong local musical talent. The program promises varied acts including vocal pieces, cornet and bass solos, and readings by Jessie Knox and others.
James Jordan before Justice Wood was fined 15 dollars after a assault charge was changed to drank due to the other party not appearing. Dick Emmet BR Biggs and Edward Lee faced vagrancy charges and received five days in the chain gang. J O Cole was arrested for drunkenness and sentenced to five days in the chain gang.
Dr H H Swain delivered the series opener last Friday night presenting a scholarly and interesting discourse on Early American Expansion. He treated the subject in a manner that captivated the audience from start to finish.
Reverend Smith starts a series of ten Sunday evening talks at the M E church with a half hour song service and choir music. The topics include Ideals in Youth Home Education Business Wealth and more with dates from April to June.
The Dillon Gun Club held a prize egg shoot at their life range Sunday afternoon with more shooters than usual. Eighty scores were recorded with four prizes offered. W. Scott won first prize of five dozen eggs, tying with Matt Orr for first place four times. E. Stoller took second prize three dozen eggs, Bob Shaw third prize one dozen, and George Hughes fourth prize one egg. Al D. Young and wife moved to Dillon from Dell and took possession of a new stone house on South Washington Street, with a farewell party reported in Dell. The Youngs have many friends in Dillon who welcome them to the city in Montana’s prettiest little town.
Baldness is blamed on dandruff, a germ, and killing the germ may revive hair if follicles remain. Nels Peterson of Lime Spur Montana says after six years of baldness and failed remedies he used Herpicide and in three months grew a full head of hair. November 16 1899 marked the start of noticeable growth.
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