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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1900

Page

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Dredge boats resume operations in Bannack region

Bannack April 4 report notes the Graeter boat started March 27 with strong steam and the Coast Company dredge followed the next day. Mining reports from George White, Red Lodge and Polaris district describe tunnel work at 125 feet depth, ore improvements, and anticipated productive season ahead. Local news covers new baseball activity, personnel changes on dredges, and community events amid a busy frontier week.

The Tribune Bannack Graeter Coast Company George White Butte Polaris Butte Mine R. H. Ryburn Red Lodge Mont Kelly Artie Gray Miss Sherwood Miss Bowman Miss Ellis Grace Gray John Dolan Nellie Bly Rip van Winkle Wm. Hughes Tex Idaho Fred Gibson Wn. Lytle Mr. Lytle Gold Dredging John Shaffer Argenta Pargoric Troin

Red Rock Personal Gossip From A Quiet Town

Miss Edith and Flora Craver return from Dillon to Medicine Lodge for a Sunday with parents. Mrs J W Scott returns from shopping in Butte and Dillon and visits with F E Foote. Chester Barrett back from school to help on the ranch. Several locals attend the Davidson auction at Dell. A new baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Butta. Elijah Ames and wife arrive from Maine and depart for the Prairie. Ward family and Ike Rife noted in town and travels to Dillon.

Papervituez Elimer Page Page N. L. Page Dillon O.S. Gilman James. M. Page Waterloo C. W. VanDredell Baird Rock Aid J.£. Bishop A. L. Anderson Henry Gleed Salt Lake J. L. Fishburn Peate Hotel P. Melton W. H F. Boyle Maud Terry J. A. Lee OG. R. Bytcher Crabtree Lima W. D. Fenner Equitable Life Insurance Co Julia Grant Tan Pocatello Idaho Peter Cunningham Pennsylvania J.T. Yee Idaho Falls Dr. Larne H. Drake L. OC. Ford Mr. Drake Rev. Smith E. A. Bailey Halverson Willison the Tribune Reprocx Edith Flora Craver Medicine Lodge J. W. Scott Butte F. E. Foote Scott Chester Barrett Barrett Horse Prairie Chester Fenner Red Rock F. W. Vogler Stage Line Midway Station Dell Lase Davidson Joe Shineberger Helena Arthur Butta Martin Barrett the Prairie Ward Elijah Ames Maine Prairie Ike Rife

Small Band of Sheep Lost and New Home Progress

Special correspondence reports T B Craver lost 175 head of sheep. Driscoll of Butte buys 100 tons hay for cattle feed. Nelef Neleon advancing irrigation on his ranch. D E Metlen returns to ranch after Dillon visit. Matt Johnson returns from California, staying on Medicine Lodge. Elijah Ames returns with bride. community welcomes her. Frank Andrashes, Bannscher and Red Rock men active in area.

Tatsun E. Wine Bedrock P. O T. B. Craver D. E Metlen Dillon Matt Johnson California Medicine Lodge Wm. Propper Red Rock Elijah Ames Swith Frank Andrashes Butte Bannsch Red* Rock

Davidson Auction Sale Proves financially successful

Special correspondence reports the Davidson sale as a financial success with most items selling near first cost and many bidders, including T B Craver J W Scott and Charles Truax, taking good purchases. Harry Rash attended from Blacktail and bought heavy machinery while Percy Flynn became foreman of Joseph Hains cattle. The spring and ranching outlook are positive.

Tribune Deut Davidson Harry Rash Blacktail J.B. Fenner Equitable Life Insurance Company T. B. Craver J. W. Scott Charles Truax Lime Percy Flynn Joseph Hains

Personal Pointers From Buarxe Border Visit Notes

Cass Sheridan J P Darnithzer and Eva M Morris visited J H Mailey during his illness and played barbards and crokinole. John D M Morton of Dillon stayed with Mr and Mrs 0 W Maurer. Mrs P A McCoy and her Ennis family visited Ure Mailey. Chas Morris mines on Stone.

Mailey Chas Morris

Pointed Paragraphs and Quips From The Chicago Daily News

A collection of pointed old jokes and wry maxims on honesty, labor, justice, and social behavior. The excerpt lampoons practical advice versus reality and notes about veracity, charity, and punishment from past times.

Mystery Note Stashes Hint of Hidden Plot in Library

A woman spots a man hide a paper in a far corner of a library table drawer. The note reads I’ll bet you a new hat your curiosity will not permit you to let this alone. She weighs exposing him while fearing the bait suggests a trap. Cleveland authorities expect to complete yearlong water project.

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