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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
7
An education feature extols a premier western academy conducted by Sisters of Holy Cross from Notre Dame Indiana. For a catalogue inquire with Sister Superior at St Marys Academy Salt Lake Utah.
Montana railroad officials propose adopting a Uniform Code of Demurrage Rules affecting state and interstate shipments. The code would offer 48 hours free time for loading and unloading certain commodities with an averaging plan across cars. A public hearing is set for September 7, 1910 in Helena to hear support or opposition.
Frank Bechtold master brewer at the Beaverhead Brewery sends the TriBuNE a copy of the United States Health Bulletin from New York City praising the Dillon plant. The article notes high quality beer free of adulteration with emphasis on water purity and sanitary methods.
The Dillon Hotel Co changes the Metlen Hotel from American to European plan. The facility promises top quality dining with full market fare at moderate prices and restaurant hours from 6 30 a m to 9 p m. A special boarder meal card offers six dollars for seven dollars in meals. June 1 Ed Kolman took DL management. Beaverhead county residents praised Dillon hospitality.
Local sympathy note reports the death of Jesse McDonald seven year old son of Mr and Mrs A A McDonald formerly of Dillon now living in Livingston. Cause was a severe appendicitis with operation too late. He died Thursday August 18.
A Washington dispatch reports that vast parcels in Wyoming Idaho and Montana formerly cut from national forests by the July 1 1910 proclamation were restored to settlement and entry. The lands become subject to homestead settlement on November 2 with entry available December 1 1910. In Idaho Fremont county Targhee forest 54590 acres and Beaverhead forest 8312 acres. In Montana Madison and Beaverhead counties along Beaverhead national forest boundaries total 98563 acres.
Local contractor L P Phillips advertises cement walks and sidewalks offering reliable service at fair prices. Promotes quality work and invites readers to judge the results themselves. End of notice.
An excursion to Denver on August 27 via O S L is announced for Spanish War veterans reunion. Theodore Roosevelt will be present. See agents for rates and further particulars.
For sale a house with a barn and three lots located at Thomson and Vine streets. Inquiries at 634 Dakota and Otr streets.
Officials in the Census Bureau at Washington estimate that the thirteenth census will cost about 15000000 dollars, or 3000000 more than Congress appropriated. Of the 70000 enumerators, about 65000 have been paid off at a cost of about 4000000 dollars.
Reynolds Ranches near Dillon offers a fine lot of stallions including grade and full blood registered draft stock acclimated and ready for service. Weight ranges from 1800 to 2000 pounds with support from heavy mares and registered sires. Acclimation in local climate since weaning boosts health and usefulness. Geo. E. Baker manager.
The Beaverhead Brewery markets itself as the best tasting, healthiest beer with superior keeping quality. It highlights use of top hops and malt and notes a master brewer with nearly 30 years of experience in charge.
A small kitchen promotional note urges home delivery of case beer as part of a meal. It frames beer as improving a meal by making it more wholesome and enjoyable and suggests convenient home delivery.
Advertising copy promotes a wide range of soft drinks manufactured at a local plant. It highlights use on picnics homes and receptions and claims the beverages are highly appetizing.
A brief note stating that our product is artificial ice, marketed as absolutely pure with no germs or dirt.
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