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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1901
Page
5
An OCR fragment shows timetable entries for mail and express trains No 8 No 7 and No 9 along with passenger and freight services. The times listed include 7 07 pm 11 59 pm 3 30 am and 1 40 pm with additional notes about local freight and motel references.
Prices paid for produce at wholesale at the time of going to press. Butter per pound 26 cents, Higgs per dozen 20 cents, potatoes per owt 2.75, wheat per owt 1.25 to 1.50, oats per owt 1.25 to 1.35, timothy baled 18.00 to 14.00, blue joint baled 9.50 to 10.00, wild hay baled 7.50 to 8.00, alfalfa Joy 2 6.75 to 7.00.
Dillon scenes fill with sales details visits and entertainments. Mrs. W A Jones hosts the St James Guild. Rev R P Smith and family attend Missouri conference. Miss Hamrick offers embroidery lessons. J M Conway pursues South Africa war conscripts. Passion Play at Dillon theatre scheduled for the 16th and 17th with mixed press notes.
Circuit Judge Parker convened a brief session with no jury. Notable actions include arraignments for Sam Moore and Isaac B Stapp with trials set for Nov 19. Contempt proceedings against Hawley Selway dismissed then revived, and final citizenship granted to Martin Rotky. Jurors for November term chosen and listed.
On August 17 the Oregon Short Line will sell tickets to Salt Lake and return for 15 dollars. The offer is valid for return travel until August 27.
About 80 youths gathered at the Bishop home on Idaho street Monday evening to meet Misson Hammer and Bess Hammer of Butte and Grace Greater of Argenta. Guests answered name games from cards, then solved animal enigmas with gum and toothpicks. Fred Huber crafted an excellent porcupine sculpture. Refreshments were served on the law.
Testimony from four states on Herpicide. James Rowe of Livingston Montana says it cured dandruff and stopped hair loss. Orange McCombas of St Anthony Idaho reports scalp cleansing, hair is soft and glossy. W H Oti, Champaign Illinois, a barber and assistant postmaster, notes other remarks.
The notice offers a large stock of spices extracts crackers cheese preserves fish and more with fixed high quality prices. Orders by mail or hand delivery receive sale benefits and excess funds returned. Rail commuters add freight charges of 15c per lb for orders 350 lbs or more and 50c per shipment for smaller orders.
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