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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1898

Page

7

Anaconda and Bitter Root Valley Journey with Hearst Library

James Kirkpatrick chronicles a Montana rail trip from Gregson Springs to Hamilton via the B A and P rail line. He highlights Anaconda with its ore trade, a Hearst gift library, Missoula views, Bitter Root orchards, irrigation prospects, Daly and Bitter Root stock farm, Hamilton’s growth, a new dam and sawmill, Ravalli hotel, and the region’s potential for settlement and farming.

Anaconda Dillon Montana Hearst Gregson Springs Hamilton Montana Union Stuart Deer Lodge Copper City Hell Gate Canyon Banner Blackfoot Missoula Garrison N.P. Ry Bitter Root Valley Bitter Root Beaverhead Lo Lo Corvallia Stavenshire Anaconda Copper Mining Co Marcus Daly & Bitter Root Stock Farm Ravalli Hotel B. A. and P. Railway Grantsdale

Beaverhead News Briefs From Glendale and Surroundings

Beaverhead County notes report the sale of the Glendale meat market to Edmund DeCelles and J G Kennedy under DeCelles & Kennedy. Local visits include Peter Leybold, H Rea’s Glendale visit, and trips by Otto Boetticher and Frank Reichert to Salt Lake City for rest. Mrs O Donnell and the Dalling couple visited N Sharkey. Virgil Jennings and J F Rathdall looked into Vipond park mining claims. School trustees appoint Miss Bessie Potts as principal and Miss Clara Link as primary teacher for the September term.

City of Beaverhead Co Tribagg Gampang D. Gist Edmund DeCelles J.G. Kennedy DeCelles & Kennedy Peter Leybold Twin Bridges H. Rea Glendale Bozeman Otto Boetticher Frank F. Reichert Salt Lake City Frank Wilkinson Butte Charles O'Donnell Dalling N. Sharkey Virgil Jennings J. F. Rathdall Hassel Montana Vipond Park Thomas Harrison Charles A. Fleser Beaverhead County Great Republic Washington Bessie Potts Clara Link Dillon

Warm week quiet in Lima as ranchers stack hay

Special correspondence notes Peru region calm with unusually warm weather. Ranchmen busy stacking hay while R R boys rest between trains. Mrs Woolard, ill wife of Mr Woolard, travels to Butte. Grandma Baily suffers dropsy. Wm Garland improves after illness. Alex Singer leaves car inspector post for Ogden with the U P R R. Jennie and Nellie Oram of Pooatelo visit Lima. Nellie Baily hosts Friday gathering with many friends enjoying the evening. G O.

the Tribune Lima R. Rt Woolard Butte Grandma Baily Wm. Garland Alex Singer Ogden Jennie Nellie Oram Pooatelo Nellie Baily G. O

Mormon leader Ben Rich Faces Yazoo County Ire

A Jackson Tennessee telegram reports 200 armed men blocked 33 Mormon elders led by Ben Rich from Yazoo County. Rich promised they would depart by 6 but left by 2 and relocated to Jackson to hold a three day meeting at the opera house. He criticized Yazoo County lawlessness during an audience with local men.

Ben E. Rich Frank J. Cannon Utah Mormon Church Idaho Wyoming Montana Chattanooga Tenn Utah Concern Jackson Miss Ben Rich Fremont County Yazoo County Mechanicsville South Yazoo Rich Ben Southern State Mission

Trans Mississipp Exposition Draws Northwest Interest

The northwest shows strong interest in the Trans Mississipp i Exposition to be held in Omaha Nebraska from June to October. The fair promises educational value with displays from thirty six states and foreign countries making it international in character. A visit is worth the expense to see the diverse exhibits and buildings.

Chicago Northwest Omaha Nebraska

Methodist minister granted another year in Dillon

Rev. E. G. Cattermole returned Monday evening from the M E conference at Anaconda with the pleasing news that he is allowed to labor in this part of the Lord s vineyard for another year. The Methodist people and the public are pleased and Rev Cattermole himself is glad to remain in Dillon and with its people.

E. G. Cattermole M. E Anaconda Lord’sa Cattermole Dillon

Cascareta Candy Cathartic Advertised for Cleansing Blood

An old advertisement touts Cascareta Candy Cathartic as a beauty aid promising clean blood and skin by purging impurities. It claims benefits for pimples boils blotches and a bilious complexion with a 10 cent price and guarantees satisfaction.

Great Western Introduces Royal Two Train Set Between Chicago and Minneapolis

The Chicago Great Western unveiled two new green and gold royal trains on the Chicago to Minneapolis run. Pullman palace cars feature mahogany interiors, novel club cars with flat ceilings, diamond glass, and metropolitan club-like comfort. The service emphasizes silent inaugural presentation to travelers.

Chicago Great Western Chicago Minneapolis Grand Pacific Metropolitian Club

Sunday School Picnic Planned for Dillon at Short Line Park

Dillon Sunday schools unite to hold a picnic at Short Line Park with talks of a special train from the Short Line railroad at a reduced rate. A date is not fixed but the event is expected around September 1.

Dillon Short Line Down Butte Short Line Railroad

National Congress Expositions and Encampments List

Excursions via the Oregon Short Line Railroad cover events across Omaha and Indianapolis with dates from Aug 22 to Sept 28 for liquor deals encampments and conventions. Locations include Omaha Indianapolis Cincinnati Salt Lake City and the National Mining Congress in Salt Lake City. For full sale details contact the O L agent.

National Congress Retail Liquor Dealera Omaha Neb Knights of Pythias Indianapolis Ind National Convention Bohemian Turners Cincinnati National Mining Congress Salt Lake Utah

Railroad Discount Fares to Chicago St Louis and Atlantic Coast

The notice lists reduced fare options: Chicago first class 43 dollars, second class 38. St Louis first class 41.50, second class 36.50. Also mentions lower rates to all Atlantic coast points and directs readers to Oregon Short Line offices for particulars.

Chicago St. Louis Oregon Short Line

Way back east to see the boys and rail travel

A nostalgic verse touts frugal living and seeking happiness through simple meals and travel by train. It highlights electric sleepers, steam heat, and a C M St P line experience. The ad notes a ticket office in Salt Lake City Utah and promotes rubber cancellation dating stamps for War Revenue stamps at Dillon Montana.

C. M St. P South Weat Temple Street East Lake City Utah Trisune Pot. Co Dillon, Mont

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