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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1909

Page

4

Rowdon Irish Baritone to Perform in Dillon

Miss Graeter reports Rowdon the famous Irish baritone will give a song recital next Wednesday evening at the Normal assembly hall in Dillon. English pianist Miss Terry accompanies. Seats go on sale Monday at the Post Office Store. Press notices praise his powerful, well trained voice and warm public approval.

Dillon Rowdon Miss Graeter Bispham Gadski Iris Vice Enquirer Cincinnati Ohio

Woodlark Squirrel Poison Offers Systematic Pest Warfare

The advertisement promotes Woodlark Squirrel Poison as a reliable extermination agent for gophers sage rats and prairie dogs. It claims female kills before birth reduce future pests by tenfold and guarantees Kernel strength with no mixing required. Dealers offer refunds if not as claimed. Hoyt Chemical Co Portland Oregon POTTS The Druggist Dillon Mont.

Hoyt Cemical Co Portland Oregon Potts Dillon, Mont

Market letters report steady cattle prices and mixed hogs and sheep

The weekly market letter notes another moderate cattle run with prices about steady from last week. Top cattle price reaches 0.15 with strong stocker and butcher values, while Chicago shows a liberal run and lower market. Hog receipts are light with a dull market, and sheep trade remains steady to stronger.

Chicago

Lumberman offers full-time building guidance after sale

A former lumber businessman announces he has sold out and will devote all his time to helping others plan and carry out building projects. He invites prospective builders to seek his guidance and services.

Williams Pleads Guilty in Dillon Burglary Case

Ray Williams, a transient in Dillon, admitted burglary of the local bowling alley on April 7 after being arrested by Deputy Sheriff Doc Erwin. He confessed after questioning at the sheriff’s office and pleaded guilty before Justice Hirschman, with bond set at 800, and was placed in the county jail amid a crowded lockup with ten other inmates awaiting district court.

Ray Williams Dillon Doc. Erwin Wiliams Bedrock Hirschman Sheri Gosman Hhe

Normal Notes Report From Miss Storey Get Together

Special to Trouxe notes a lively social night with Miss Storey and friends in jaily evening taffy pitting. Attendees include Misses Slogelind Fehroeder Noeth Busch Wall Beuschlein and Ketchum.

Trouxe Clapp Vogel Miss Powers Mr Carroll Normal College Miss McLeod Wolfpaint Swain Montana

LMA dam project advances amid cost and water plans

The source describes the completed and reinforced LMA dam fill and rock tunnels, noting 200 feet of rock cut, concrete tunnels, and the mass as solid as hills. It quotes investor Knight on water sales, Montana land boom prospects, and expectations of rising land values over 3 to 5 years.

Jack Chamberlain Montana Knight Missouri St. Louis Raymond Noyes Dillon Ben Hager George Metlen

Armstead Fight Leaves Boyd and Conductor Bruised

Sam Boyd formerly of Dillon now an OSL brakes man was knocked unconscious and Conductor W A Smith beaten during a local freight yard clash in Armstead. Sheriff Gosman reports two young men tied to a contractor’s family ambushed Boyd and Smith, with Deputy Clay keeping out of the fray.

Armstead Sam Boyd Dillon O.S. L Lima W. A. Smith Sam Smith Jack Clay Sheriff Gosman Boyd Mr. Gosman Clay

English Beef Preference Quip From New York Waiters Club

A New York Waiters' club president quips that English diners prefer their beef cooked more than Americans. He recalls an English duke asking the butcher to intervene after being served a very rare sirloin, saying the meat did not seem dead yet.

New York

Charlotte Bronte Last Words and Ten Strong Words

The piece recounts Charlotte Bronte’s final moments as Mrs Nicholls and describes her plea not to die with the line We will not separate us. It also notes a London contest selecting ten strongest English words including Hate blood hungry dawn coming gone love dead alone forever.

Charlotte Bronte Mrs. Nicholls London

Suggested by a Lady

A dialogue in a post office reveals a polite clerk and a lady requesting stamps and suggesting letting the post office bill once a month The exchange hints at a reform idea with a wink toward a Washington report and anonymity for the suggesting lady

Yessum Washington

Dr Rathbone Dentist Office Over First National Bank

Dr. Rathbone provides dental care from an office located above the First National Bank. Contact details indicate a practice during standard business hours.

First National Bank

Dentist Dr H F Best Opens New Office Nearby

Dr H F Best, a dentist, opens a new office connected to John Son and Boone's real estate firm. The listing notes a 64 year old office phone and an unclear residence contact, with references to tf.

H. F. Best Johnson & Boone

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