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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
3
In Vancouver Washington Mrs Eva Tembley and her uncle Frank H Thimbodeau drowned while bathing in Bachelor Slough near Ridgefield. George Young fiancé of the young woman nearly lost his life while attempting a rescue and remains in a precarious condition.
A collision in Dearborn on the Ann Arbor division of the Detroit United railways killed one motorman and seriously injured five passengers. More than twenty others suffered injuries, some serious, in the interurban crash.
An advertisement denounces nostrums as false and proclaims Benetol the sole non corrosive germ killer safe for humans. It claims Benetol protects against diphtheria and warns readers to read the bottle’s info. It urges purchase of a 25c bottle from Great Falls Drug Co.
Dillon readers see a collage of town happenings and services. Walter Stolle of Boise visits, Mrs Edie and daughter Margaret arrive from Northfield, Minn, Prof Bruner visits, dentist offices listed, and various shops advertise lumber, coal, printing, and equipment. A photo of ranch supplies travels from Dillon, and subscription offers along with new motto post cards promote Tribune Book Store.
J. E. Clifford deputy fish and game warden arrested John Dale Monday for hunting ducks out of season. Dale was captured about two miles north of the city and brought here for trial. He pleaded guilty before Judge Rich Tuesday morning and paid a $75 fine.
Andrew Checrow a Greek was arrested Sunday near Armstead by Deputy Game Warden J E Clifford for hunting without a license. He was brought to Dillon Monday, pleaded guilty before Judge Rich and paid a $50 fine. This serves as a warning to others avoiding hunting and fishing statutes.
The great council of Red Men of the state honored Dillon resident C. W. Robinson by electing him as great representative to the great council of the United States. He also presented Grand Sachem Lloyd with a past grand sachem jewel, a gift from the council. Phillipsburg awarded the convention for next year.
Dr. Bimrose, a keen advocate of dry farming, owns a prime tract fully cultivated with dry farming methods. His Turkey Red wheat, potatoes, Canadian peas, and truck garden show excellent crop prospects aided by scientific farming practices.
H Turner of Black Rock reports a 40 grain pearl found while fishing in Black River and sold for 500 dollars. The river draws many pearl fishers to Black Rock and surrounding areas.
Real estate transfers from the title books of Pearl I Smith for the week ending August 7 report properties conveyed, including parcels in local jurisdictions and associated grantees. This notice lists names and locations reflecting recorded deeds and recorded dates.
Warranty deeds transfer 160 acres on the Dillon beach and 80 acres east of Dillon to various buyers for small sums. Multiple 1 to 18 lot additions in Dillon and Lima are conveyed, including Frank Slader’s additions. Quit claim and mineral mining deeds cover Rattlesnake Creek area and several named mines. Patents issued for 160 acre tracts near Dillon and other water rights, plus a medical ad for Foley Kidney Pills.
The Rev. C. C. Meyers a former Canton pastor and Michigan revivalist now in Lawton was not prosecuted for drunkenness or larceny after Chief of Police Allen heard his tale of downfall and tears, then released him. Meyers admits a prior drinking problem but says he reformed and sought the ministry. Three weeks ago he traveled from Lawton to Kalamazoo breaking a long pledge. the arrest ended the spree.
Congress does not greatly relish Senator Newland’s legislation though the country supports it. The plan aims to regulate corporations like the Interstate Commerce Commission does railroads, but it would force Congress to work. Some Republicans say he is out of place in the Democratic party while many Democrats believe he could be a strong Democratic president.
At the trustees meeting on Wednesday evening Prof. J. R. Norville was chosen as Boulder schools principal, succeeding W. R. Wyatt who resigned. Norville brings sixteen years of teaching experience in Beaverhead and Madison counties and two years of normal training. He has a family and will move to Boulder promptly to begin work when the next school term opens.
Professor Wyatt of Boulder Montana has been chosen as principal of the Chateau schools to succeed Professor H C Tompson who resigned after the last term. He is married with three children and comes highly recommended by state officials and prominent educators. I F Nash of Canton South Dakota visits Chateau with his sister Miss M Nash a Normal school teacher.
Inquiries for money loans at 616 Atlantic Street Dillon. One Phaeton road cart almost new for sale via Sam Ambrose opposite Normal. Lost eyeglasses between Elies store and Railroad Avenue with reward at 225 Railroad Avenue. Oak sideboard for sale through Mrs. O M Best. First class business and residence property for sale by W S Barbour. Eight acres land near city for sale via Tribune office. Dillon Coal and Transfer Co offers coal wood kindling with office at Dillon Bakery. Phone 45x.
For sale young pure bred Berkshire and Poland China pigs. Enquire of H. J. Selway, Dillon Montana.
Deer in the Connecticut Valley are said to chew the tender tobacco leaves with apparent relish. Springfield reports the wild animals show a taste for tobacco while rural liquor sellers hiding reserve stores in the woods worry that deer may also acquire the liquor habit.
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