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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1904
Page
12
At a special city council meeting, Ben Hager won the contract to build the head works and relief valve and house for the Dillon water system for 1360 dollars. Construction starts immediately to ensure mains stay filled and prevent water damage. With about 150 taps, the city expects revenue from water sales once completed, while many residents and firms seek home service.
Community updates cover hardware and farm supply ads, clothing and footwear retailers, and numerous visits by residents from Argenta, Lima, Birch Creek, and Grant. Social items include weddings, births, travel, church visits, school meetings, and a bishop’s annual parish tour.
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as the only proven way to kill dandruff germs and cure hair trouble. It asserts dandruff causes most hair issues, promises instant itch relief, and markets the product as harmless and grease free sold by leading stores.
W A Ostn advertises cottonwood supply from the Big Hole river and offers Black Ash Evergreens Bath Pines and Cedars suitable for Dillon. Promises all work done satisfactorily and invites orders at Dakota and Reeder streets.
Bad weather halts boys training with plans to send a contestant to the Missoula declamatory contest and local preparations underway next Friday. Bell issues persist in classrooms and geometry tests drew groans but no injuries. Latin 3 2 finishes Cicero plea while English class studies Macaulay on Melton. Handball activity revives after a lull.
Miss Edythe Noyes will host a social gathering at her home this evening. A Rochester boys baseball nine is scheduled to play here next Sunday, with city picked players ready to challenge if they win. Erick Hansen and Matilda Heningsen wed Sunday at noon at Jasper Nelson's residence with Rev. Oaveld officiating. The couple will reside on the Roe ranch south of town. groom works in the sheep business with Jens Christiansen, and Matilda is Ras Henriksen's sister. Debts to James E Estes are to be settled by May 1 with T B Landers at 85 S Patterson's. Moran and Innes, owning 300 head of beef cattle, are planning to ship to eastern markets.
A benefit concert for the Baptist church will be held at the Opera House next Friday night April 29. The program features piano duets by Prof. Pasmore and Mr. Allen, a Cecilian quartet, Miss Bishop, Mrs. Allen, J B McKinney, and Mrs. Stamm. Musical selections include Schubert, Roseini, My Old Kentucky Home, and Belection. The event is directed by Prof. Pasmore with performances by the Cecilian quartet sextet and choir groups.
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