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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1892

Page

11

Local notices and arrivals fill Dillon week

Several residents are noted in and around Dillon including Joseph Shinberger from Red Rock, James Dolan departing for Butte, James Nesbitt of Lima visiting Dillon, and George Gray returning from Bannack. The district court sits at Boulder, and the Ruby wagon road project gains funding. Public figures and merchants like W H Raymond and W E Phillips appear with various business and civic updates.

Joseph .Shinberger Red Rock Charles M. Parr Boulder B. J. Lavery Rexburg Idaho James Dolan Butte James Nesbitt Railroad Hotel Lima Dillon M. L. Davidson Pocatello James Mansfield Horse Prairie Dillon Implement Company Frank Caldwell Henri J. Burleigh Dewey Judge Galbraith District Court Thomas Graham Virginia City Whitehall Simeon Estes George Ayer Shelbourne Nova Scotia Hlf.jackson A. F. Wright Bannack W. H. Dorchester White Sulphur Springs George Gray Temple Hotel Owl Club Caldwell Sebree W. H. Raymond Belmont Park Ruby James Mackay Argenta Jim Emmett Callahan Salt Lake City W. E. Phillips Montana Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Phillips Lambert Elie H.R. Melton Craig Cornell D. F. Reinhardt Messia Miiel Melton The

Buying Clothes Without Middlemen Express Charges Banned

A fragment urges readers to shop directly for DRY GOODS or CLOTHING to avoid strangers' honesty and express charges. It warns that goods often differ from expectations and promises a simple solution to access the newest and best stock.

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Rumors of Battle Between Cattlemen and Thieves Reach Town

Sheriff Rose returns from Lima with word of a clash between southern Montana cattlemen and a gang of thieves in Jackson Hole Teton region. Reported confrontation near Blackfoot ends with eight cattlemen dead and twenty two horses wounded. City council discusses paving Main Street to the Virginia City road and other routine business. Embezzler Gordon jailed in Butte. Belmont Park breeder sells Heela colt to Will Knippenberg Glendale. Hecla reserved as private stallion for season.

Sheriff Rose Lima Jackson Hole Teton Besin Montana Idaho Wyoming Blackfoot Rose City Concil Poindexter Mair Street Virginia City Stage Road Orr Huber Padley Rich Pacific Street North Street U. S. Rife W. H. Reymond Belmont Park Will Knippenberg Glendale Heela Tempest Glouster Ilton Magenta Ahnont Siren Wallerwitch Paney Commodore Belmont Carrie Bell Athinta Fancy Golust Fred Goldust Croldust Imeile Coldust

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