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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1913

Page

2

Park to Park road project nears final subscription

A remaining 1500 dollars is needed to complete a wagon road from Darby Ravalli county to Wisdom Beaverhead county as part of the park to park highway. The United States department of agriculture backs the plan with counties and local lenders contributing, aiming to run 340 miles through Glacier National Park Missoula Hamilton Dillon and Yellowstone connections.

Darby Ravalli Wisdom Big Hole Beaverhead United States Agricultural Department Uto Ravatli Ravalli County Forestry Service Beiverhead County Big Hole Basin Park To Park Road Camp Creek Jackson Grasshopper Valley Bannack Dillon Centennial Valley Yellowstone Park

County Roads Pay Their Way Across Several States

The U S Department of Agriculture reports road improvements raise land values and market prices. Examples include Lee county Virginia where 100 acres rose from 1800 to 3000, adjacent 188 acres from 6000 to 9000, and Johnson county Alabama where land value rose from 6–15 to 15–25 per acre after a 250000 bond. A Cotton market with better roads allowed one farmer to haul four bales versus one on a bad road, gaining four dollars versus one. In Sullivan county Tennessee a 100 bushels of Irish potatoes rotted due to inaccessible roads while market prices reached 1 40 per bushel.

United States Department of Agriculture Lee County Virginia Johnson County Alabama Sullivan County Tennessee

Pastime theatre to host vaudeville acts and film run

Crowded houses mark the Pastime theatre this week with two vaudeville acts Carl and Emily Clayton and the Markell brothers. The two reel feature Mating screens Saturday, expected to draw S. R. O. crowds. Enola B. Call of Sheridan is visiting brother C. W. Scott.

Carl Emily Clayton Markell Brothers Wheat Bison Company Mrg Enola Sheridan, Wyoming C. W. Scott

Deeds and Mining Interests in 19th Century Transactions

Warranty deeds transfer two lots in Wisdom from Orille and Albert T Barry to Arthur T Barry for ten dollars. A single lot on Kentucky street in Thomson's addition to Illon shifts from Jacob A Louks to Anna Elizabeth Ikus for ten dollars. A half-interest in 80 acres in Black Tail creek valley goes from Georg W Murray to Craig Cornell for ten dollars. Dolphie N Paris transfers 145.14 acres above Illow to Abraham Potts for ten dollars. H J Clifford transfers a half interest in Atlas Quartz lode in Vipond mining district for one dollar. Water right grants six cubic feet per second of Birch creek mead. Bond annual representation by W D Thomas et al. Florence Quartz rode mining claim in Utopia mining district and 280 acres of land in the estate of Edward M Amec deceased.

Orille Albert T. Barry Arthur T. Barry Wisdom Jacob A. Louks Anna Elizabeth Ikus Kentucky Street Thomson Illon Georg W. Murray Craig Cornell Black Tail Creek Valley W. D. Thomas Florence Utopia Edward M. Amec

Beaverhead County Prepares State Fair Display Train Arrangements

E A Shewe of Oregon Short Line meets with Beaverhead fair official Hazelbaker to arrange Beaverhead special train to the Montana State Fair. The six standard cars two diners and more will be electrified with Beaverhead products served in dining cars. The Beaverhead booth will feature corn swastika grain art. Beaverhead ranchers urged to submit grains and grasses for prizes, with $30 000 in total prizes and extra Beaverhead awards. C W Conger collects grains countywide for display preparation.

E. A. Shewe Oregon Short Line Railroad Company Dillon Frank A. Hazelbaker Beaverhead County Beaverhead Montana Dillon Goa. m Carruthers Oregon Short Line Hazeltbaker Hazlebaker Helena Hazelbaker Breitenstein State Fair Association Big Hole Basin Centennial Valley Bedrock Valley Beaverhead Valley C. W. Conger

Kangaroo Court Drama at Beaverhead Jail Explores Gist of Prison Justice

In Beaverhead county jail a so called kangaroo court operates with elected officers and rules. A $5.25 treasury funds a dynamite scare draws a sheriff to investigate a poker dispute between prisoners Frank Johnson and Verl Swindell. The fight began over a 25 cent pot and Swindell’s claim of being ahead. The sheriff seeks to identify the poker banker as he probes the case.

Sherif Kangaroo Court Beaverhead Irwin Frank Johnson Verl Swindell Swindell

Beaverhead High to Reopen After Summer Vacation

Principal Byron E Toan announces Beaverhead County High School will reopen September 8 adding industrial history and a civics course to the curriculum. The faculty includes Toan in mathematics Catherine Paxton German and art Anne Ogden Johnson English T T Job science Robert M Mosher commercial studies IL Li Case agriculture Bertha Malone history Eureka Nuskowski domestic science Jenetta Rinaldo Latin.

Byron E. Toan Beaverhead County High School Catherine Paxton Anne Ogden Johnson Robert M- Mosher Il. Li. Case Bertha Malone Eureka Nuskowski Jenetta Rinaldo

Langdorf Discharged After Complaint Witness Fails

The justice court discharged S. A. Langdorf in a third degree assault case when the complaining witness George Parks did not appear. Judge Kenison presided over the afternoon session.

George Parks S. A. Langdorf Kenison Justice Brett Dryland-Farme

Wheat variety yields high on Dillon beach farm

Dr. F. H. Bimrose showcased his new Turkey red beardless wheat on his dry farm east of Dillon. He reports 7 1/2 inch heads with well filled kernels and a projected 40 to 50 bushels per acre harvest from seed costing five dollars per bushel. Meanwhile H D Mayfield suffered a scalp wound from an axe during a fire fight at the Sorenson place. Dr MacMillan treated the injury.

F. H. Bimrose Dillon Sorenson Place H. D. Mayfield Rube Tritt Tritt Mayfield Dr. MacMillan

Oregon Short Line executives visit Dillon on company business

E A Shewe general passenger agent Joseph Jones chief special agent and W J Ingling assistant superintendent motive power all of the Oregon Short Line railroad were in Dillon on company business during the week.

E. A. Shewe Joseph Jones W. J. Ingling Motive Power Department Oregon Short Line Railroad Dillon

Hottest Day Yet as Dillon Records 89 Degrees

Last Monday proved the year’s hottest in Dillon with a thermometer at the Normal College showing 89 degrees. The reading surpasses all prior days this year by three degrees, topping the previous record of 86 degrees.

Dillon the Normal College

Local and Personal News From Dillon and Nearby

Eugene Flynn visited Butte this week while John Pignon also toured Butte. Klein's offered fine cigars and tobaccos. Several residents from Dell Armstead Bannack Dillon and nearby areas were in town for business visits and social calls. Beaverhead Brewing Pilsener promotion urged. many locals listed as visiting or traveling this period.

A. L. Badcon Dell Dilon Fred Bower Hig Dry Land Ranch H. W. Waslosky Armstead Eph Stoller

Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Relief for Mrs Robbins

Mrs L Robbins of Dillon Montana testifies after years of kidney pain and backache that Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Potts Drug Store relieved her symptoms. She says four boxes eliminated pain and allowed her to resume house work, endorsing the tonic as the best kidney medicine she has taken.

Dillon Dean Potts Doan Foster- Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Genuine Colorado Lump Coal for Furnaces

Local ad notes a semi anthracite coal brand from C. W. Scott for furnace use. The message claims exclusive availability in the city and invites customers to try a loading.

Colorado C. W. Scott

Tales of Honey and Tar Adverts From West and East

Readers from California and Georgia praise Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for universal satisfaction and cough relief. Wm Lee of Paskenta and E C Rhodes of Middleton credit the product for their children's and their own laryngitis cough comfort. Potts the Druggist endorses it.

Wm. Lee Paskenta Calif Foley E. C. Rhodes Middleton Potts

Costly Treatment and Kidney Pills Story

A Whitlow Arkansas resident spent hundreds on medicines and failed hospital cures before using Chamberlains Tablets and improving. Adaim George Bradford of Colusa California credits Foley Kidney Pills with curing a severe kidney and back trouble after five boxes. The piece notes widespread California reports and a druggist Potts endorsing Foley Kidney Pills.

C.H. Hines Whitlow Ark St. Louis Hospital New Tleans Chamberlain Adaim George Bradford Riverside Hotel Colusa Calif California Potts

Cure for Fifty Years Eczema Proved by Ointment

Mrs D L Kenney credits Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment with curing a fifty year tetter skin condition after burning itching and smarting. The Pfeiffer Chemical Co advertises the 50 cent ointment available from Potts the Druggist or by mail from St Louis and Philadelphia.

Potts Pfeiffer Chemical Co St. Louis Philadelphia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bobby Tuthill St. Louis Post-Dispatch Montana News of Zononnameant Dolphie N. Paris Abraham Potts H. J. Clifford E. C. Schweringer Atlas Quartz Vipond James L. Willard Birch Creek Eugene Flynn Butte John Pignon Klein's Adv Warren Gracer Pillon Mazelbaker H. B. Duff BP. Star Red Orf William Dunn M. K. Davidson Bloody Dick Mrs. Linder Blaine K. Clark Dubois Idaho W. T. George O. P. McKee Jefferson Valley T. Bush F. E. Ardern J. Kavanagh Metlen Beaverhead Brewing Company Frank Sharpe Pasadena J. H. Sharpe The First National Bank E. B. Roe C. A. Smith L. W. Potter Tattersall’s Singer Sewing Machine I. D. Willis Port Huron Michigan W. Hall H. M. Shaw Lemhi Telephone Company Salmon Svas H. F. Best Johnson & Boone C. A. Brigham Miss Pearl Jorgenson John Cosgrove Salt Lake City Utah Cosgrove George Tash A. W. Dean Hanover Fire Insurance Company H. R. Paddock Wyoming Lewis & Walker Assayers Mon P. O J. Carhart Gity Cleaning and Dyeing Works Sylvain Bros West Broadway Butte, Mont M. Paumie Galena St. Butte Mont French U. S Idaho Street Garlow PEASE Roy Ote Pease & Stephenson Attorneys-At-Law Johnson & Boone's Osce Dillon Mon
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