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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1897

Page

8

Morton's Bicycle and Local News Update

Cochran owns a new bicycle and ET provides a cheap Estey organ for sale. Water irrigation ditches are active this week. Tom Wilson returns from Butte after a month on business. Excavation for a new hotel foundation progresses well. Rumors arise of 150 diphtheria cases in Red Rock, while Dillon reports no more than nine in city limits. Oregon Short Line sells 1000 mile book tickets at 30 dollars effective April 5. Wanamaker & Brown appoints T. J. Murray as southwestern Montana agent with a full sample line ready next week.

ESTEY Red Rock Dillon Dillon Tribune Oregon Utah Wyoming Idaho Montana San Pete Valley R.R Wanamaker & Brown Philadelphia T. J. Murray Pocatello Mr. Murray Northwest

Bids Sought for Upward Expansion of State Orphans Home

Trustees of the State Orphans Home invite bids by May 1 1897 for furnishing materials and completing the upper story of the Orphans Home building. Plans and specifications are on exhibition at the secretary office 1612 Joan R Comront Seoy.

State Orphan’s Home Orphan’s Home Joan R. Comront, Seoy

Pioneer Widow Ellen Smith Dies in Denver

Word arrives of the death at her Denver home on April 13 of Mrs. Ellen R. Smith widow of A J Smith formerly of Bannack. She came to Bannack in 1864 and lived there for years. Survived by two sons Albert a Los Angeles dentist and George who was with her at his death.

Ellen R. Smith A. J. Smith Bannack

Death of Thomas Tritt in Dillon

Thomas Tritt, a longtime Dillon resident, died at his home on April 21 at 6 p.m. of paralysis at age 71 years and 20 days. He left a wife, three daughters and four sons. He had been married 49 years as of March 16. The funeral was held at 2 p.m. Thursday with Rev. O. C. Weller of the Presbyterian church officiating.

Thomas Tritt Dillon

Mining and land transfers posted in recent clerk notices

Locally filed location notices list Alfred Arbour et al with a quartz claim in the Blue Wing mining district and Newton Burgess with a water claim in the Big Hole basin. Henry Westfall et al report a quartz claim in Blue Wing. Deeds show W H O Neil to Geo H Steward for land in Big Hole basin, A D Young et ux to G T Paul in Lima, and Dennis Hagerty to H J Thompson in Dillon.

Alfred Arbour Blue Wing Newton Burgess Big Hole Basin Henry Westfall W. H. O'Neil Geo. H. Steward A. D. Young G.T. Paul Lima Dennis Hagerty H. J. Thompson Dillon

Normal School Board Forms, Sets Pay and Plans

The Normal School executive board was formed at a Saturday meeting with W. J. Crowell as president and A. L. Stone as secretary and treasurer. President salary is 2000 dollars annually and first assistant 125 dollars monthly. another teacher may be hired after December 1 1897. The president will tour the state for lectures and a July teachers institute may be held. school to open the first Monday in September. An eastern candidate is favored for president amid many applications.

Normal ™ ‘School Board Normal School Executive Board W. J. Crowell A. L. Stone

Nellie Harvey 11 Dies of Diphtheria in Dillon

The death of Mary Ellen Louis Harvey known as Nellie, of Dillon, occurred Saturday at 6 pm from diphtheria. She was 11 years old, born February 26, 1886 in Central City, Black Hills, SD. Her parents and two brothers mourn a cheerful daughter and sister.

Mary Ellen Louis Harvey Dillon Nellie Nellie Harvey Central City Black Hills South Dakota

New Spring Millinery at Mrs Pennington's Twin Bridges

Notices announce a fresh stock of spring millinery at Mrs Pennington's Ladies Emporium in Twin Bridges Montana and advertise fashionable designs, superior make, and low prices. Other items mention a writing tablet appeal and a fine line of pen and pencil tablets at the Tribune office in Dillon.

TriBunx Dillon

Poindexter and Conger Tie The Knot In Dillon

J B Poindexter a rising attorney and Daisy Conger daughter of Judge E J Conger were married at 830 PM Thursday at St James Episcopal church. Rev H D Hooker officiated in the presence of relatives and a few friends. The newlyweds will reside on Rail Road avenue in a neat cottage.

Poindexter-Conger J. B. Poindexter Daisy Conger 8. D. Hooker St. James Episcopal Church Poindexter Miss Conger E. J. Conger Dillon the Tribune Mrs. Poindexter Rail Road Avenue

Forgery Suspect Tied to Bank Telegram in Butte Case

A First National Bank telegram from Butte for 50 dollars was paid to a stranger, Max Lauderbauch. The cashier waived ID and later met the man who revealed a forgery. He recalled a sheep herder named Dryer once employed by him. Dryer is jailed in this county.

First National Bank Butte Max Lauderbauch Lauderbauch Klemm Max Lauterbauch Dryer

Mary Edie Rears Quiet Wake at Home in Horse Prairie

Mary Patrick Edie aged 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs James Edie died this morning at 6 at her parents home in Horse Prairie Montana. She was born last December 18 in Horse Prairie and was active in the Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church. A little sister and her parents mourn her loss with the community sending sympathy.

Mary Patrick Edie James Edie Mary Edie Horse Prairie Montana Christian Endeavor Society The Presbyterian Church

Dillon Correspondent Declares Status to Anaconda Standard

Luvoy R. Grannis states he is not and never has been the Dillon correspondent for the Anaconda Standard in a formal communication. The letter ends with respectful closure and address.

Dillon Anaconda Standard Luvoy R.grannis

Dillon Letter List April 28 1897

List of uncalled letters at the post office up to date with a 30 day deadline before sending to the dead letter office. Names include Grace Lamont Portmistrens Armorr Lillie Barnett WS Diller Fannie Ehrle John P Feeley L P Frush J W Glover John 2 Harris Hill Hines Louis 2 Kaiser John Kelley WT Kinney Mrs M Martin Arth Pinkerton Charley Smith Nelse Walker Good Wales James Woods Ellen Wordsworth William 8. Also ad for French Tansy Tablets sold by D. Newbro Drug Co. and a U S Land Office notice in Missoula Montana about a land entry cancellation hearing.

On Land Office Missonia Montana Jens Peterson Charles HR. Sherman Pawnee Es South Range Beaverhead County Dillon L. J. Price District Court U. S. Land Office Missoula Joan M. Evans Register United States Land Office Helena Mont Harvey McKnight John R. Lord Trummran Conus Grace Lamont Portmistrens Armorr Lillie Barnett WS Diller Fannie Ehrle John P Feeley L P Frush J W Glover John 2 Harris Hill Hines Louis 2 Kaiser John Kelley WT Kinney Mra M Martin Arth Pinkerton Charley Smith Nelse Walker Good Wales James * Woods Ellen Wordsworth U.S. Land Office John M. Mitin Frank Wedel South Range 16 Wisdom Brora W. A. Krancisx U. S District of Montana Register and Miesonia John M. Evans

For Your Exster Bonnet Go to Mrs Pennington's Ladies'

An odd OCR fragment notes a shop or display titled For Your Exster Bonnet Go to Mrs Pennington's Ladies' at a location or event on Em Erwin Bridge 164. The readable portion suggests a fashion or millinery theme with a pinpointed street or bridge reference.

Notice to creditors of A G Stanley estate

Estate of A G Stanley deceased administratrix Cora Stanley requests all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown at Edwin Norris office Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Dated April 13 1897 first publication April 16 1897.

A. G. Stanley Edwin Norris Dillon Montana Beaverhead Cora Stanley A.3 Stanley Firat

Camel to my ranch on Rattlesnake Creek

Property notice for two horses described as a dark bay gelding with a triangle brand and a dark bay mare with a circle and stem brand. Owner must prove ownership and pay charges. Dated Argenta April 15, 1597. 16,4

Rattlesnake Creek P.J. Kelly Argenta

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Morton's Cochran Tom. Wilson N. M. White Drug Store Annie de. Witt Dave Ap Cusu Thomas BE Lrazrm Harvey Dillon, Mon George Murray George Railroad Avenue T. M. O'Connor D. Ww Callahan Anderson Bros Mary Horse A.augendre Paris France D. M. Newbto Drug Co Teachers’ Institute Dillon On Eel Caches Behook C. E. Morse G. Reynolds Reynolds & Page's Dillon, Mont J. T. Cox W. 8 Pyle COX & Pyle Geo. J. Staudaner Veal Dillon National Bank Dillon, Montana Keatings Tribune Middletown, Conn Holyoke,Mass W’. H. Boatman Holcomb Kate Holcomb Bannack St
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