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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1907
Page
5
The document lists fire alarm signals by wards and actions including general alarms pauses taps and fire out signals. It then notes regular and special department meetings with taps and practice calls with taps.
Smith McKnight was in Dillon on business last Saturday. Dr. R. R. Rathbone, dentist, Office over First National Bank. Mrs. Clara Chapman entertained the XX.V. N. club last Tuesday evening. Tuz Joan W. Morton Co offers a complete line of better grade groceries at the right price. Dr. E. L. Hubbard arrived in Dillon from Salmon Tuesday for a week’s visit at the Yearian and Rathbone themes.
Local notices list groceries and supplies at Graeter Grocery. Pillsbury flour. Hart lodging house rooms for rent. various tradespeople and social visits noted between Dillon residents. daily life details and community ads appear in the page.
960 acres of land in the East end of Centennial valley with open water right plus two houses a stable and large corral. Capable of producing 150 tons of hay and suited as a summer camp. Adjacent range is unrivaled. Terms very reasonable. Inquire Johnson and Smith Dillon Montana.
Prof. C. J. Fenner has moved to California and secured a position at Pomona High School teaching geometry, trigonometry, and mathematical drawing. Mrs. Fenner also joined the grades faculty. Friends in Dillon wish him success in his new role.
A party was held at Burfield hall last Friday evening in honor of Miss Lucile Shannon. The hall featured wild flowers and sweet peas with cozy corners for guests between dances. Hosts were Misses Morse Graeter Burfiend and Mrs Emrys White, with assistance from Misses Gilbert Conger and Sutherland.
County Superintendent Atice Herr announces two examinations at the office on August 30 and 31. The regular teachers’ examination and an eighth grade exam for grammar school graduates will be held at the same time and place.
T. B. Cuaven announces licenses for Medicine Lodge and Horse Prairie residents may apply for hunting permits while fishing licenses will be issued to non residents.
Professor J E Monroe, a voluntary weather observer, reports July weather. The mean temperature was 62.4 degrees with a high of 85 on the 2nd and 33rd and a low of 40 on several dates. Total precipitation reached 2.85 inches, with 8 clear days, 13 partly cloudy, and 10 cloudy. Hail occurred on six days and steel on sixteen days. Winds averaged southwest, and July precipitation exceeded normal by 1.85 inches, the most in ten years.
Notice of sale announces transfer of interest in Emerick Live Stock Co to Emerick Bros. They assume all indebtedness and the seller disclaims responsibility for accounts after the date. Signed by Mrs. Emerick-Smith.
Ditton Implement Company promotes corrugated iron as cheaper to install and longer lasting than shingles after unloading a car load. Price details are advertised to attract buyers.
For Sale. House and three lots with lawn and shade trees in first-class condition on South Railroad Ave Dillon Montana. Enquire at this office or address P O Box 477 Dillon Montana. 19 tf
The Mayo Marshall company, seen here for two nights last week, returns to Dillon Theatre Saturday night after the circus. The act features high class vaudeville with Mayo the trick pianist performing impersonations of music masters, a highlight worth the admission.
Official notice from the Beaverhead County Board of Commissioners dated March 5 1907 requiring all supplies to be ordered on regular forms from their office and stating any nonconforming claims will be rejected. Dillon Montana.
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