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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
8
An advertisement touts World Famous W W W rings with permanent guarantees and varied stones. It claims superior strength and lower prices versus competitors and invites in-person demonstrations at Acacia. Local items note social visits, store offerings, and community notices from Dillon Montana with varied purchases and events.
F A Hazelbaker in charge of Beaverhead county exhibits pleads for strong representation at the State Fair. He secured storage quarters and asks every farmer and rancher to bring quality grain and grass samples, including a first class cutting of grains or grasses.
The Great London Consolidated brings new importations and top American acts to Dillon on August 26. The company touts an unmatched blooded horses display led by the Dublin Grays and the Big Six valued at $25,000, with a parade described as the finest turnout any circus has made.
Two young ranch hands visited Jackson in Big Hole country last Saturday and vandalized a local resort tearing walls and furniture. A deputy sheriff intervened, detaining them. They were brought to Dillon and pleaded guilty before Judge Rich, each fined 30 dollars.
Monday evening Miss Anna Baker now Mrs Jas O Melton received a surprise shower arranged by friends who led her on a country trip. Upon return, lemonade cake and ice cream were served and the gathering included numerous friends and hosts Mrs John Melton and Mrs John Kuntz.
A brief notice from Mont. on Aug 15 1911 expresses heartfelt thanks from Mrs Charles Stumbaugh Russell Smith and Joan Stumbaugh for the aid and sympathy during the illness death and burial of Charles Stumbaugh and encourages readers to consult the ads for timely purchases.
Beaverhead County commissioners consider a railroad crossing permit near the Beaverhead Brewery. A protest from William C. Orr cites inadequate width and materials for the proposed 24 foot drive, 4 foot sidewalks, and a 16 to 18 foot span, urging stronger plans and bond guarantees. Meanwhile a separate petition seeks a new county road from Glendale Street toward Wilsons, with estimated cost under 1500 dollars, to be reviewed by appointed viewers.
K Morrison and wife of Bluefields West Virginia left after visiting his brother Harry Morrison of the Short Line operating force in the city. They had been there three weeks and departed at the start of the week to return home.
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