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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1914
Page
10
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William Walters 40, died last Sunday at the county hospital from dropsy. He worked in the mines at Butte and around local ranches. An Ironwood brother, a Lake Shore railroad locomotive engineer, was contacted but could not arrange a service. he was buried at county expense Tuesday. Walters weighed over 220 pounds and was described as a splendid man with good character by Dr. Poindexter.
Forty six incorporators form a bank with directors Jacob Mills Helena president W McConnell vice president Daniel Boyle Helena secretary and C E Miller C W Francis Wisdom as members. Fixtures are in Wisdom and operations begin soon with Rowland Howell injured in an accident near his farm and hospital reports easing his condition. A horse death on Center Street sparks a crowd and a suffrage event in Dillon features Lulu Loveland Shepard debating in May with planned state and national demonstrations.
Perry Watters was arraigned Saturday on a third degree assault charge against Norman E. Holden before Justice A. A. Kenison and fined 25 dollars. A bystander recalls the two men conversing on Montana and Bannack when Watters struck Holden in the eye with his left arm, injuring the right eye.
E A Polin of Ford Detroit and G E Bovis Buick district representative visited Dillon last Saturday to promote their makes. Roy Murray of Montana Auto Supply hosted a trip to Twin Bridges and Virginia City on Sunday. The visitors praised the road between Dillon and Twin Bridges and called Dillon the finest automobile town in the state.
Deputy Clerk Fred Hale issued two licenses last Sunday and Monday for Raymond Martin Velva Watson of Blackfoot Idaho and John Rebich Sophia Laurence of Dillon. Martin and Watson wed by Rev Ostrander at high noon Sunday. Rebich Laurence license not yet returned. Celia Ruegsegger a Jackass Wilson teacher secured a license and was quietly married by Rev Ostrander in Presbyterian church. Woodworth sells 200 beef steers to Frye Co Seattle. drive to Anaconda with weigh out next Monday.
Edward Farnsworth consummated a deal yesterday whereby Carl Morrison buys the C Mast and Adolf Krolyz ranches on Birch Creek. The Mast ranch covers 240 acres and Krolyz 160 acres. combined valuation about 15 500 dollars.
An advertisement promotes Mi o na tablets as a stomach specific to relieve indigestion uncomfortable symptoms like nervousness headaches and heartburn. It claims the product strengthens stomach walls aids digestion and offers money back if no benefit, urging readers to buy a fifty cent box from Potts druggist.
Tribune Book store offers rose petal crepe paper candle shades in red pink and amber and light shades in red pink amber and green priced at 25 cents each tf.
Frank Bechtold, brewer, on a business visit to Butte this week. Bert Robbins of Firth Idaho visited Dillon. Henry Irslinger, European wrestling champion and boxing promoter, passed through Dillon on route to Lewistown. Real estate ads include a five acre tract for sale at $150 per acre in Port Angeles with nearby Olympic hotel and four Tumwater Hill lots at $500 each. Residential listing offers an eight room house with bath on South Atlantic Street.
Public invited to a vocal and piano recital by Miss Hatch’s pupils at the Normal college auditorium on Friday May 1 at 8 30 p m. Participants include Cather ine Cox Lovera LaCroix Geraldine Bowden Rachel Smith Martha Stone Mary Bechtold Dorothy Brundage Ruby Wyatt Lela Bird Geraldine Smith Isabel Christman Mae Henne berry Estella Knotts Edna Ostrander Frances Myers Evangeline Lowther George Melton.
Notice invites sealed bids by Silver Bow and Beaverhead counties for a steel or concrete bridge across the Big Hole river near Divide Montana. Bids due May 29 1914 at 10 am in Dillon. plans available in Dillon and Butte. $250 certified check required. contract to go to lowest responsible bidder with bond. right to reject bids reserved. Includes local note of L A Sherwood’s visit from Butte.
Beaverhead County Montana commissioners met in special session April 20 21 1914 with Patterson Nelson Francis and Baker present. Actions included accepting engineer plans for Divide inter county bridge and advertising for bids for bridge and concrete bridge due May 29 1914. Also planned joint session with Silver Bow county to open bids. Appointments made for justices of the peace at Lima and Dell townships.
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