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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1911

Page

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Good Racing Cards For Fair At Local Grounds

A steady influx of fine stables arrives at the fair grounds with more expected daily. Top pacers and trotters from the state are slated to race in a meet likely to set records as the track improves from soft conditions. The program centers on trotting and pacing with running events and possible additions per secretary Carruthers. Judge Rich Conducts Idaho Marriage At Dillon Court House Roy Gardner of Mackay and Lizzie May Dye of Boise wed after obtaining court permission. The ceremony occurred in the commissioners room with Jay Baker and E J Callaway as attendant and best man.

Fair Management Fair Carruthers Roy Gardner Mackay Idaho Lizzie May Dye Boise Dillon Hazelbaker Jusice Josephus Rich Court House Jay Baker E. J. Callaway

Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Outline

The Presbyterian church plans morning worship with a sermon on The Omniscient Eye of God based on Genesis 16 15 at 11 o clock and an evening sermon The Books of Judgment based on Revelation 20 12 at 8 o clock A cordial invitation is extended to all especially members of other congregations without preaching services on Lord s day After this Sunday there will be no preaching until the second Sunday in September as the pastor takes vacation

Presbyterian Church

Mrs A Mulkey of Salmon City Idaho Dies After Short Illness

Mrs A Mulkey of Salmon City Idaho died at home last Saturday after a brief illness. Services were held Sunday under the Rebekas lodge she belonged to. She leaves one son Marion and a host of friends. She was aunt of Mrs Sam Williamson of Dillon and a pioneer resident of Salmon City and Lemhi county Idaho.

A. Mulkey Salmon City Idaho Rebekas Marion Mulkey Sam Williamson Dillon Montana Lemhi County

Beaverhead County Fair trip at reduced Montana fares

Rates for round trip travel across Montana on the Oregon Short Line drop next week to Dillon for the Fourth Annual Beaverhead County Fair. The association promises the best exhibition yet and urges all citizens to visit the county seat for a day or two at the fair.

Montana Oregon Dillon Beaverhead

Trophy on the line for Twin Bridges Dillon series

Albert Stamm will present a handsome silver trophy cup to the winner of the baseball series played between Twin Bridges and Dillon on the fair grounds next week.

Albert Stamm Twin Bridges Dillon Fair Grounds

G and P to Begin Grade Work Near Dillon

Gilmore and Pittsburg plans press ahead to start grade work from the Short Line tracks to the company property east of Dillon within thirty days. Judge Padgham of Salmon City, attorney for the company, has filed condemnation suits for right of way through Craig Cornell and Poindexter and Ory properties. City council is asked for permission to lay tracks across Sebree and Glendale streets. action set for a special meeting Monday. G and P surveyors begin line from Dillon to Twin Bridges toward Whitehall. contractors assess ground for costs while right of way is secured.

Gilmore Pittsburg Dillon J. H. Padgham Salmon City Rodgers and Bennett Craig Cornell Poindexter & Ory Sebree Glendale Whitehall

Twin Bridges Set for County Fair Games Next Week

Twin Bridges leads the Madison county league and travels to the county fair for games Wednesday and Thursday. The doubleheader starts at 1 p.m. with a $100 purse. Dillon's batting order includes Stephenson Pease Conger Jennings Duff Bradley Longton Shannon Mosher Yee Conger Headley Gilbert Hirschman for utility.

Twin Bridges Dillon Stephenson Pease Conger Jennings Duff Bradley, Jr Longton Shannon and Mosher Yee Headley Gilbert and Hirschman Utility

Hay Derrick Collapse Breaks Ranch Worker

A hay derrick under construction at the Retallack ranch near Bannack collapsed mid ascent, striking Charles Price and fracturing his right leg. Price, employed by Morse and Anderson, was brought to the city for surgical treatment and the limb set by Dr. Walker.

Kalamazoo Chocolate Expert Miss Myrtle Baker Joins Candy Kitchen

Miss Myrtle Baker of Kalamazoo Michigan renowned chocolate dipper is employed at the Candy Kitchen. A celebrated master of dipping chocolates joins as Mr Foster is praised for securing her services. Subscribe for the Tarsums today.

Myrtle Baker Kalamazoo Michigan

Beaverhead County Fair Opens with Wide Variety of Races

The Beaverhead county fair commission outlines a four day program featuring livestock parades and multiple bets and purses. Events include trotting and pacing races, driving, pony and running races, relays, autocycle and automobile contests, with purses up to 300 dollars and special divisions each day.

Regular Meeting City Council Proceedings Noted

The city council met in regular session on Wednesday evening and audited several bills. The County High School water rate was adjusted to a rental of 50 dollars per year. A petition from the G and P railroad for the right to cross certain streets was referred to the judiciary committee.

G. & P. Railroad Judiciary Committee

Williams Admits Bad Check. Sentenced to 14 Months Jail

Chas E Williams admitted guilt before Judge Poindexter on a bad check charge and received a 14 month sentence in the county jail. Miss Alice Lang of Spokane is visiting her aunt Mrs A W Connolly. Mrs Ernest Young of Portland Oregon visits her mother Mrs J S Streit. her young daughter accompanies her.

Chas. E. Williams Poindexter Alice Lang Spokane Mrs A.W. Connolly

Hardware Men Show Mettle In Marathon Dillon Ballgame

In Dillon the US team led 5 to 4 after seven innings but slipped to 9 to 4 by the eighth. Idaho Streeters mounted a ninth inning rally, then the Mercs and US neither scored in the ninth. Mosher and Pease solved the late drama in extras as Mosher beat out an infield hit and stole second, scoring on Pease’s tough drive to center. Conger worked eight strikeouts, Smith seven innings, with Knudson, Hawkins, Barry and Brundage key plays.

Dillon Idaho Mercs Mosher Pease Wateh Conger Smith Bradley Hawkins Knudson Barry Brundage

Score by Innings and Meres Line

In a scoreless entry the innings are listed as 1 to 10 with runs and errors. The record shows final lines of 9 and 8 runs for each side and a total R H N E tally including 0-5-0 and 0-1-3-0-4-0-1-1-0-? The fragment implies a baseball scorecard snippet with incomplete data for Meres.

Guild Hall Recital Draws Large Audience

Alice Marjorie Bacon of Armstead pleased a large Guildhall audience with a contralto recital on Friday. Grace Gracier accompanied on piano. The program drew almost constant applause and ended with dancing after the performers bowed.

Guildhall Alice Marjorie Bacon Armstead Miss Bacon Boston Conservatory of Music Grace Gracier

Prof Louis Pelzer to Leave for Iowa City

Prof Louis Pelzer resigns from the Normal College chair of History after two years and departs for Iowa City to attend a dinner for his book on Henry Dodge. He will join the University of Iowa as assistant professor of history starting September 18.

Louis Pelzer The Normal College Iown City Iowa Henry Dodge Wisconsin Pelzer Iowa City University of Iowa

Rest Room for Ladies at Dillon Fair

Dillon Implement Company changes plans for the fair. A large tent will be erected on the fair grounds to serve as a dressing and rest room for ladies. The tent will be furnished with comfortable chairs and overseen by a competent matron.

Dillon Implement Company

Former Governor White Leads Auto Excursion to Twin Bridges

Former Governor B F White and Col Al Young led a ten passenger party to Twin Bridges and back on Sunday in their automobiles. The group included White’s daughter C H Phillips and family and the Misses Thomas Lamont Grace Graeter and Beckstead. They enjoyed supper at Mrs Pickett’s hotel in the Bridges before returning to Dillon.

B. F. White Col. al. Young Twin Bridges C. H. Phillips Thomas, Lamont Grace Graeter Beckstead

Henry Hildreth Visits Dillon for Harvest Help

Henry Hildreth of Medicine Lodge came to Dillon this week seeking help from men to aid in his haying efforts on the farm.

Henry Hildreth Medicine Lodge Dillon

Beaverhead County Fair Adds Cosmopolitan Carnival Fun

The Fourth Annual Beaverhead County Fair will feature the Cosmopolitan Carnival company with daily free attractions on the grounds. Highlights include Capt La Vaun high dives at 2:30 and 10:30 p.m and a grand trapeze at 4:30 and 9 p.m. plus daily band concerts and a steam caliope. No evening gate fee.

Beaverhead County Cosmopolitan Carnival Company Cosmopolitan Company Butte la Vaun Montana

Misses Bacon and Scott Host House Party at Armstead

The Misses Alice Marjorie Bacon and Faye Scott hosted a weekend house party at Armstead with golf tennis fishing and a picnic.Guests included Alma Morse Blanch Morse both of Dillon Beth Yeaman of Salmon City Hardy Hill Will Chapman J H Alvord of Dillon and Malcolm Vail of Cornell University Ithaca NY.

Alice Marjorie Bacon Faye Scott Armstead Alma Blanch Morse Dillon Beth Yeaman Salmon City Hardy Hill Will Chapman J. H. Alvord Malcolm Vail Cornell University Ithaca N. Y

Grand Matinees At Grand Theatre Draw Kids In

Special matinees at the Grand Theatre by the Tripune management attract a large crowd of children with free coupons for a first class moving picture exhibition. Matt and Jeff performed a new series of funny stunts to entertain the young audience. A coupon for next week appears in this issue.

Grand Theatre Tripune Matt Jeff

Tarsuwe Readers Stay Informed About Current Events

The Tarsuwe serves as a hub for residents seeking up-to-date happenings, local insights, and timely reports. It underscores how a connected community relies on steady news to understand ongoing developments.

Mercs clinch championship night with errorless six innings

The Mercury club finished six innings in dim twilight claiming the season championship night hawk record for errorless play. Yoe and Joe each allowed seven hits, Yoe issuing four walks and three hit batsmen. Hirschman and Jennings led at the plate with two doubles and a double plus two singles. Shannon added a two bagger.

Mercs Nighthawk Yoe Joe Hirschman Jennings Shannon

Special Session of County Commissioners Adjourned Meeting

A special meeting of the Board of County Commissioners is called for Aug. 14 at 10 a m to consider Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Co request to build across the Dillon Barretts Beaverhead Brewery road and a petition to open a public road from Glendale Street to the Blacktail road connection.

Board of County Commissioners Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company Dillon Barretts Beaverhead Brewery Glendale Street Blacktail Road

Around the Horn automobile tour in Madison county

Last week Mr and Mrs J F Bishop and Mr and Mrs Leslie A Thompson with children from Twin Bridges took an automobile trip titled Around the Horn visiting Sheridan Laurin Ruby Virginia City Ennis Madison River Power dam Norris Cherry Creek where Mrs May Hansen Wylie resides Pony Whitehall and Pipestone Springs before returning Monday evening.

Horn J. F. Bishop Leslie A. Thompson Twin Bridges Madison County

Mrs Murphy Dies in Butte

Mrs. Murphy of this city died at Murray hospital in Butte yesterday evening. Mr Murphy and their daughter, with Mrs M A Elliott, went to Butte to secure the body for burial in Wisconsin. She had been ill at home and was moved to the hospital a few days before death.

Bennington Family Visits End With Missouri Departure

Mr and Mrs B W Bennington and their sons Clyde and Charles Bennington and families have left after a two week visit in the city. They will stay with relatives in Missouri for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs F E Dodds returned from Lima where they visited Rev and Mrs Thomas Hardie.

B. W. Bennington Clyde Charles Bennington Missouri F. E. Dodds Lima Thomas Hardie

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Olmsted-Stevenson Tered Judge Rich Pouxns the County Fair the Fair Association Meres Nature Classy Twilight Mercantiles O. S Eliels Ruck Meres Briels
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