Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

We have 3,228,115 pages in Montana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1889

Page

14

Church Services and Plans for Local Parishes

Monthly and Sunday services listed for St Mose St James Grace M E Presbyterian and fat churchs with pastors Rev Father J J Dolls Rev S D Hooker Rev Wilks and Chas R Compton also noting Sunday schools and a prayer meeting and pastor negotiations for a new pastor at the fat church.

Sjmon Reebyterian Court Louse Spon Chas R. Compton Atrog Atrangom Pustor Methodist Presbyterian Church St James’ Church

WANTED SHEARING LAMBS AND LIVESTOCK BUYERS

OATH WANTED Highest cash price paid Ditton Lemper and Grats Co. want good shearing lambs send price and fall parents A. J. Hicknamson Crawford Ned Native to Stockmen for two and three years old list of buyers for cattle horses and sheep Lee prices and prompt cash Address William Courtenay Live Stock Maker Miles City MT We have a large shipment of Road Carts priced from 26 to 50 Duron Lemest Co

Ditton Lemper and Grats Co Price A . A. J. Hicnamson Crawford Ned Lee William Courtenay Gym Miles City M.T Duron ImeLemest Co

Fyhrie and Horeman Offer Groceries and Butcher Trade

Messrs J C Fyhrie and Co invite attention to their large stock of foreign and domestic commodities. They offer wholesale and retail meats after acquiring Froman and Schelbelhut’s butcher business. The firm promises low rates, public patronage, and satisfaction with a cordial invitation to call and inspect.

Messrs J. C. Fyhrie & Co Froman & Schelbelhut Senpens & Horeman

Bee Hive offers hardware and tnware at low prices

Special readers urged to inspect goods at the Bee Hive with promises of prompt attention to orders. Excursion tickets from Dillon to Washington D C on Oct 1 to Oct 9 priced at 76.65 round trip and valid through Oct, rest.

Dillon Yth Washington, D.C

Local items from Dillon and nearby towns

County bids for wood due by September. Dr H D Pickman offers professional calls. Dart's hall hosts city council meetings. Democratic committee rooms set in Stringham block. Glendale Republicans start political push with torchlight procession. Prof Miller supplies school blanks for next Monday. Tank near the railroad to be moved to a brick yard area. Twin Bridges plans a fall fair to draw patrons. Norier Lindsay & Lindsay postpone opening at Dillon until November 1. T J Murray named drum Major of Dillon Brass Band. Dillon boys beat Pocatello 36 13 in baseball with notable kicking. Amusement at Up Aircels as men apply white lead to wagon fronts. Small article weighed 11 pounds with no success attaining test.

Aircels

Beaverhead Valley notes and local developments

News fragment details new residents and businesses in Dillon and surrounding areas, including Halliday Ice stock, P. J. Kelly Mill machinery arrival at Argenta, and J. Kolble opening a tailor shop. County commissioners schedule, water, farming, post office at Shambo valley, Glendale justice candidates, and local civic events are noted along with travel, schooling, and social updates.

Anaconda Fire Threatens Town as Forest Blaze Rages

A private letter from Anaconda describes a wildfire roaring on a hill behind the town. Timber burns rapidly with the fire advancing toward the cemetery, forcing residents to prepare to flee and wet homes with hoses as smoke darkens the town. Three hose companies stand ready for immediate action.

Anaconda Mre

Local Notes and Town News Highlights

Geo E Tarbell visited Hutte this week and Rev A F Mank of Butte called on friends. Lizzie Miller plans a trip to Indianapolis. S I Dexter smiles over a new invention as the roaster profits. Mrs Williams of Sappington Co. to move home Tuesday. Thoo H Rea leaves for Dillon to file naturalization papers. M E church interior repairs underway. Rev G M Ryder preached on Panber to a full house. Republicans form Carter club after township ticket nomination. G G Earle elected president. C J Harvey secretary. Wm Knippenberg captain. Public schools to open September 6 with Rev Ryder as principal and Miss Mable French as teacher. Building repainted with fresh appearance.

Lizzie Miller J. W. Miller Indianapolis S. I. Dexter Mrs. Williams Thomas Williams Sappington & Co M. E G. M. Ryder Carter Club G. G. Earle Charles J. Harvey Wm. Knippenberg Mable French

Voters Question Registration Hours Ruling

A reader questions a Silver Bow county ruling by Chairman Jack that registrations outside stated hours are illegal. The letter notes registration hours from 2 pm to 9 pm on weekdays and until 9 pm on Sundays, seeks legal clarity, and asks if Beaverhead County aligns with the law.

Jack Board of County Commissioners Silver Bow County Beaverhead

Louis Kaufman & Co to Move to Butte City

It is settled that Louis Kaufman & Co will relocate to Butte City and operate as The Boston Shoe and Clothing Co selling men's wear. They will close out their current ladies wear stock at their Dillon storefront and will open on Main Street opposite the Bonner Mercantile Co. They invite Dillon friends to visit.

Louis Kaufman & Co Butte City Boston Shoe and Clothing Co Butte Main Street Bonner Mercantile Co Thei Dillon

Notice to settle accounts overdue at Butte City

Owing to removal to Butte City, parties with past due accounts are urged to settle immediately. The message, signed LL. RCE MAS NY Cer, requests prompt payment of outstanding balances.

Butte City LL. Rce

Photographers Remain for Red Ronn Ndooth Test

Photographers will stay at Red Ronn ndooth Sindas and Momdas to prepare photographic tests. The event outlines texture photos or very stode re quired as part of the session.

Sindas Momdas

Personal notes of Dillon residents visit and moves

O K Lewis is out of the city for a few days. Miss Sue Sappington resides in Helena. Miss Minnie Miller visited friends in Butte. Phil Shenon of Bannack made a business trip. A A Pangborn moved to Argenta to open a barber shop. Many locals and visitors travel, visit relatives, or move to seek work or schooling, including Beavershead residents and guests from Butte and Portland.

J. Kolble Butte Dillon Furniture Mr. Kolble O. K. Lewis Thomas Rea Glendale Sue Sappington Helena Minnie Miller Phil Shenon Bannack J. Will Howard Lutte A. A. Pangborn Argenta W. M. Oliver Idaho H. J. Bloom John T. Dingley Samuel Newton J. Kelly Mining Company R.D. Echer Rocky Mountain Telegraph Company Mark Bray Bray V. 1D. Howe Dillon C. Y. Reeder Foms Virginia Guy Plekman

Montana Mica Company Incorporation Details

The Montana Mica Company articles of incorporation were filed with incorporators including Mrs. C Ping T D Glaener Rich Gen M Sminedles No Vi Drabble and Mrs C Pine HD Glasener and GM Smediey as trustees. Shares valued at par and initial capital planned. organization expected to be completed soon with a tower slated for future work and shipments to proceed.

Montana Mica C. Ping T. D. Glaener Rich Gen. M. Sminedles C Pine HD. Glasener GM. Smediey Moser Ward and Smith

Montana Dispatches From Miles City Chronicle Prairie Fires And Local News

Prairie fires in Custer county push stock southward as pine timber burns near miles. Great Falls reports George Rickards saw mill burned near Cho teau with damage to ell s mill area. Helena opens Broadwater Hotel after months of construction. Gallatin prohibitionists call Bozeman county convention for September 6 to nominate officers. A man believed John Green killed by Montana Union near Colorado smelter after being struck by a train. Northern Pacific coal shed at Livingston burned, 2500 dollars value, 1000 tons ash. Helena fair shows increased stock accommodations and larger blended animal exhibits. Custer county sees rain to curb fires. Billings reports 14 year old Marry B. Crampton accidental self shot. Northern Pacific survey party member Linkingroom injured by fall. Pioneers of Montana hold annual meeting in Helena. New railroad planned to Pony and Red Bluff in Madison county. Grantsdale reports smallpox. Missoula county fair set for September 3-5. Butte bullion shipments last week total 40 bars worth 69525 dollars.

Harry Roberts White Great Falls George Rickards Teton River Choteau Ells Broadwater Helena Gallatin County Bozeman John Green Montana Union Colorado Northern Pacific Railroad Company Livingston Atock Custer County Billings Marry BB. Crampton Northern Pacific Survey Linkingroom Pioneers of Montana Court House Pony Red Bluff Madison County Grantsdale Missoula Butte

Democratic Club Meets at Stringham Block Rooms

The democratic central committee has secured pleasant club rooms in the Stringham block. Officers: President Phil D. Mc Gough, Vice President D E Stuckey, Secretary Edwin Norris. The county central committee rooms are located at Rastman’s Book Store.

Democratic Central Committee Stringham Phil D. McGough D. EL. Stuckey Edwin Norris County Central Committee Onerastman’s Book Store

Do. om Montana Post Office List of Unclaimed Letters

A weekly notice from Beaverhead County Montana lists names of residents who have letters waiting at the Do. om post office. Letters not called for within ten days will be sent to the dead letter office. Names include Louis Hendricks Judy Blanchard Lowise Fourhe James Seth Annie Stansel Charles West John Wither and others. Counterfoiling postmaster.

Do.om Beaverhead Co Montana Louis Flendricks M Hardwin Tk Judy Joe Blanchard Lowise Fourhe Rustnctl Jiaanes Seth EE Dennett Annie Stansel Cw Oil Charles West Charles Dillon John Wither Wilter && Goodwin

School book sale by publishers prompts prompt settlement

Parents and students are informed that school books will be sold as Spot Cried items while other goods and school supplies are also offered. The notice urges quick settlement and hints at accompanying items labeled Iaunterns with a fragmentary reference to WoCP Bastarss.

Wester Timmy Hands

Notice of Estate Administration Following Joseph Touihridge's Death

Fragmentary OCR describes administrator for the estate of Joseph Touihridge. Mentions deeds and timbered property straddling a tract, with references to local officials and timelines for action after sale. Details are garbled but indicate widowhood or estate items and a formal estate proceeding.

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Pillow Tribune, Pentasnep Every Propagee Tribune Publishing CLO. Incorporated HUCKS Cotswold Shropshire Bucks We Porpenten & Onn Oath H. D. Pickman Dart Democratic Committee Miller Twin Bridges Norier Lindsay & Lindsay Eagle Rock T. J. Murray Dillon Brass Band W. P. Lane Jin Dillon Boys Pocatello Out Melrose Ofan P. J. Kelly Company Will P.layne Ditton Ogden Sesson Centennial Valley Shambo P John Wells Marshall Todd Place A. J. Stucker Robi. Miller H. J. Blume Hill District No AL. Ro Melton Washington Street Secretary of the Interior Frank Cushing Elza Smith Ernest Will Orr Blacktall Dreamland Kansas Oberly Bourret Bourretty Osvins John Selway Blanche Heles Albion Michigan Dae Childrer Miro Sebwas Wade Tee Milethorpe Phil Qlendale Leiter Geo. E. Tarbell Hutte Rev A. F. Mank Thoo. H. Rea Hecla Mining Company Weenenk A&a Nesheitft Flo. Mooney Chicago John Russell Wilson Mercer Otey Portland Ore California Insurance Company John J. Cusick Maggie Rittenhouse George Butts Beaverhead Valley Lowa Der H.D. Pickman New England George Staudaker Miss Holehan San Francisco P. Holehan Horse Prairie Oregon Walter Noyes KR. Z. Thomas St. Joe Philadelphia Medical College James Mitchell Virginia City Mitchell R.of P. Lodge Grand Lodge KR. Beck W.G. Beck Mable, Ciscar Ellis Sedman FL. Arnold Salt Lake City Bessie Stone Evanston Wyoming National Park Democratic Club Moome Melton Goth Teschers and Wocp Bastarss Nelutnistritar Josephy Touihridge
Search Courier

Search the Dillon Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Dillon Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication