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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1914

Page

11

Dillon Horse Sale Sets Montana Record in Southern County

The Dillon Horse Sale draws vast crowds as 3850 horses pass the ring and at least 150 head sell privately, a daily total over 500 and potential receipts above 75000 dollars. Miles City buyers dominate as bidders push brisk prices, with low-grade stock drawing many bids and outside interest expanding Dillon’s reputation as Montana’s top horse market. A Shetland pony sold for 100 dollars to Ira Sanders. full sale details promised next week.

Dillon Montana Dillon Horse Sale Company Miles City

Man handles vast horse sale with lively crowd

George Ditty made an ideal ringmas ter and bought and sold the largest number of horses at the sale. It is estimated that 700 people witnessed the sale yesterday. Emmett Marks wielded the hammer keeping brisk bids while clerk George Melton tracked owners bidders brands and accounts.

George Ditty George Melton

Buyers Gather for Willow River and Willow Creek Sale

A list of attendees shows E. Z. Marks buying for Willow River and George Ditty representing Willow Creek. Miles City buyers include Sherman Jjunt and W. Z. Jones among others, with additional buyers from Big Sandy Livingston Idaho Falls Billings Madison Beaverhead and Ladue & Sanders ranch.

E. Z. Marks Willow River George Ditty Willow Creek Miles City Sherman Jjunt W. Z. Jones Floyd Davis L. S George Badgett W. O H. Colchan P. H. Schwartz Big Sandy W. A. Clark Livingston O. H. Spurlock Idaho Falls Idaho Geo. W. Sturm Billings W. A. Anderson Madison Beaverhead County Sherman Dodgson Melrose Ben Mallon Dewey F. H. Cooney Monida D. P. Lake Whitehall C. W. Jones Andrew Leake Lakeview Ira Sanders B. L. Clegg J. H. LaDue Ladue & Sanders Ranch John Downing Lima Wm. C. Clark G. L. Bennett Jackson Jorgen John Jorgenson Fox Alfred Swanson Wisdom Fred Huschy Harry Andrus E.F. Price Jas. Smallhorn Smith McKnight Dell Jas Doyle

Masons Travel to Madison for Knights Templar Work

Local commandery representatives Harry Schuler Smith McKnight Tom Scott George Dart Hugh McCaleb and Otto Cranwell joined a Virginia City event last Wednesday. Roy Murray drove the party. Ernest Bell bought a fresh team from A L Anderson for Bell Transfer Company, with new harness and stylish rigging.

Virginia City Knights Templars Harry Schuler Smith McKnight Tom Scott George Dart Hugh,McCaleb Otto Cranwell Roy Murray

Local Sales Highlight Seasonal Vehicle Trades

Roy Murray returned last Tuesday from a trip through Madison County and the northern part of Beaverhead County. He disposed of a Ford to Andrew Fisher of Melrose and a Buick to E H Edmonds of Ruby.

Roy Murray Madison County Beaverhead County Andrew Fisher Melrose E. H. Edmonds Ruby

Parks Homestead Sold At Auction On Courthouse Steps

The homestead of George J. Parks was sold at auction last Saturday afternoon on the courthouse steps. Sheriff D W Erwin conducted the sale with W E Sawyer purchasing the property along with W A Lick and J F Bishop.

George J. Parks Court House D. W. Erwin W. E. Sawyer W. A. Lick J. F. Bishop

Dillon Endorsement for Dean's Kidney Pills

W R Kent of Dillon Montana praises Dean's Kidney Pills after kidney trouble surgery. He used five boxes, recovered, and remained free from kidney complaints for years. Ad claims the cure is permanent and urges asking for Dean's Kidney Pills priced at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes.

W. R. Kent Farmer Dillon Mont Dean Potts Mr. Kent Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Emil Johnson Called to Dillon by Sister's Illness

Emil Johnson was summoned to Dillon yesterday due to the serious illness of his sister, Mrs. Peterson.

Emil Johnson Dillon Mrs. Peterson

Mrs Rutledge Returns From Idaho Visit

Mrs Harry Rutledge has returned from an extended visit in Idaho with her mother Mrs Lew Elis. The latter is now much improved in health.

Harry Rutledge Idaho Lew Elis

A Cure for Sour Stomach Reported by Mrs Thompson

Mrs. Wm. M. Thompson of Battle Creek Michigan says she suffered indigestion sour stomach and bad breath until using Chamberlains Tablets. After two bottles she is well and declares the tablets are splendid. For sale by all dealers.

Wm. M. Thompson Battle Creek, Mich Chamberlain

Easter Cantata at First Presbyterian Church

Next Sunday morning at TL o'clock the choir of the First Presbyterian church will present Charles Fonteyn Manney's Easter cantata The Resurrection with hymns Scripture lesson John 20 11 31 and an address The service features solo and choral numbers by the choir and congregation and concludes with benediction Special Easter services are also planned at Catholic and Baptist churches.

First Presbyterian Church Charles Fonteyn Manney Christ John Mary Magdalene

Local and Personal News Highlights from Dillon

James Elmose visited Dillon as a Brenner guest this week. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe spent part of the week in Butte. For rent at Selway Park by Mrs. Fred Schuler, 616 South Atlantic. Judge W A Clark left Dillon for Boulder for a term of court. Mrs. Davis and daughter from Centennial valley visit Dillon. Mrs. Hardy hosted by Mrs. Hunsaker near Bond. Montana Meat Market promotes ham bacon and lard. Miss May Price to remain teaching at Whitefish. Mrs. Thomas returns to Payette Idaho. Eight room house for sale on South Atlantic. Frank P. Birrer handle contact. Professors Tower and Giduz visited Dillon from Jutte. Gosman family moves to Lima. Jewel Hotel promotes up to date service in Saint Paul. Candy sale at Lovell’s 29 Bannack. Mrs. Rathbone travels to Butte then Council Bluffs for medical consult. Miss Kemper vacationing near Dillon. Rev A R Hardy attends Montana Baptist session. Mr. and Mrs. Lake visit from Whitehall with Judge from Ruby Valley. Lovell’s candy sale promises deep discounts before stock runs out.

James Elmose Dillon J. E. Monroe Butte Selway Park Fred Schuler South Atlantic Street W. A. Clark Boulder Alice Davis Centennial Valley A. R. Hardy I. F. Hunsaker Bond Montana May Price Whitefish B.A. Tower Hugo Giduz Jutte Clearview Otto Gosman Lima Mr. Gosman Jewel Hotel East Fifth Street St. Paul Minn Ado

Big Hole Basin Birthday Dinner and Wheat Grower Notes

Mrs. Willie's Sunday birthday was celebrated with a large dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Percy Willie. Dr. Bimrose, Dillon's dentist, visited for a short period and plans to raise hogs. Argyll Rumbaugh traveled from Ditton with household goods and observed steer pricing, noting a cow sale at $137.

Willie Percy Willie Bimrose Dillon Argyll Rumbaugh

How to Rest in Brief Spare Moments

An excellent way of resting if you have fifteen spare moments is to lie flat on a couch or bed. Relax all your muscles, stretch your arms straight out and draw in several deep sighing breaths, evhen release them slowly. You will be surprised how much fresher you feel when you use from this brief rest.

Notice of Final Discharge for S A Langdorf

In the District Court of Montana S A Langdorf filed a bankruptcy petition for final discharge. A hearing is set for May 11 1914 at 10 a m in Butte Montana to hear creditors objections and decide the petition. The judge is Geo M Bourquin and the court clerk is Gro W Sproule with seal.

District Court of the United States District of Montana S. A. Langdorf Butte Montana Geo. M. Bourquin Missoula Gro. W. Sproule

Richard Price Visits Glen Then Returns to Dillon

Richard Price visited Glen last Saturday and returned to Dillon on Sunday evening, indicating travel between the two towns over the weekend.

Richard Price Glen Dillon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dillon Tit Dr. Finch Lovell’s Emmett Marks Toots” Smith Ike” Rife Bell Ernest Bell Bell Transafer Company A. L. Anderson Ernest Sheriff’s Sale M. E Jno S. M. Thomas Payette Bath Frank P. Birrer Montana Street McDonald's Johnson’s Lowney’s Lovell Cigar and Confectionery Store Bannack Street R. R. Rathbone The Baptist Association Council Bluffs Iowa First Baptist Church Montana Baptist Association City Judge Upper Ruby Valley McDonald, Johnson and Lowney Cadillac Company Cadillac F. O. B. Detroit Big Hole Basin News Yre Pacific Canada Canadian Northwest North Portal R. C. Bosworth Canadian Pacific Railway Company Department of Natural Resources Sprague Ave Spokane Wash Devoe Beaverhead Brewing Company Beaverhead Brewing Co
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