Oregon Short Line Time Table Southbound and Northbound
The timetable lists No 32 southbound at 7 45 p m No 30 southbound at 9 40 a m No 29 northbound at 5 22 a m and No 31 northbound at 1 58 p m.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1916
Page
9
The timetable lists No 32 southbound at 7 45 p m No 30 southbound at 9 40 a m No 29 northbound at 5 22 a m and No 31 northbound at 1 58 p m.
Local ad chatter lists a Pride of Dillon cigar and various shop notices for Mrs Hart and Tattersall, with new hats, coin corsets, and summer goods. It notes Dillon shoppers, travel for relatives, coal sales, livery services, hay and feed, book store items, and trips to Milwaukee Salt Lake City and Yellowstone Park.
Dillon Auto Co launches a daily stage line to Jackson and all Big Hole basin points. Two autos will operate with departures from the garage at 7:00 AM and 7:18 AM from E. T. Patrick's employment office, returning in the evening.
L E Bordwine of this city returned last week from Elkhorn Hot Springs where he and several locals spent about a week in baths and outings. He said the group there was a jolly party and everyone had a good time. The Normal senior class and some faculty held a moonlight picnic at Lover's Leap last Friday with a bonfire and a large lunch.
Dillon J. D. Rutledge of Acton Montana writes the local commercial club seeking details about this city and surrounding country as he plans to locate in a good growing town. He has gone to Big Springs Idaho. Also traveling to Idaho are Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Potter Mrs. R. Mellinthin and Dorothy Potter for a few weeks.
Ching Gut part owner of the 1. X. L. restaurant died in a Butte hospital on a Saturday morning after four o'clock duty. He appeared unable to talk and paralyzed and died en route to a hospital. The funeral Wednesday afternoon drew Chinese and American attendees as rites were performed. Also notes current coal price discrimination: railroad delivers coal to Butte 50 cents per ton cheaper than Dillon. Authorities have been alerted to this issue with no remedy yet.
In the Glen freight wreck last Friday morning Berry Spur, head engine fireman suffered three fractured ribs and internal injuries. Eight hoboes stole a ride on the train but were uninjured, and traffic was delayed about eight hours.
A party including A Potts H G Rodgers W M Bichler of Armstead and Dr Best plans an automobile tour of Yellowstone National Park starting next Tuesday.
Week ending July 29 1916 lists property transfers recorded by Pearl I Smith. Deals include deeds surveyed and filed with dates and parties involved, reflecting court or record office actions during the period.
Record of multiple deeds and property transfers including Solomon H Bohm Eliza S Mason Mabel C Deering and others with acreage and locations near Argenta Grasshopper Mabel C Deering east of Upper Blacktail Deer creek and Horse Prairie. Water appropriation notices and a forfeiture notice for Butte Vipond gold.
The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets the first and second Thursday evenings each month. Three taps on the fire bell signal a call, with the courthouse bell to follow as an emergency alert.
Helena public schools superintendent John Dietrich spoke at the State University summer session on social development in children. He argued early signs of social life include recognizing others and seeking companionship, and urged breaking the old rule that children should be seen and not heard.
A national suffrage conference is called for August 10 to 12 in Colorado Springs to decide measures for the upcoming election. The newly formed party organized in Chicago this year elected Miss Anne Martin as chairman, Mrs. Phebe A. Hearst as first vice chair, Mrs. Lena A. Brown as treasurer, and Miss Mabel Vernon as secretary.
At a August 1 meeting the publishers of Greater New York daily newspapers approved cutting 121 pages weekly across morning evening and Sunday editions to ease the newsprint shortage. The plan also includes eliminating returns of unsold copies to cut waste.
For sale five young milk cows with calves by side three full blood jerseys seven head of horses twelve head of registered Duroc pigs and 200 pure bred Rhode Island red chickens. C L Worth five miles east of Dillon Montana.
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