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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1900

Page

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Republican Primary Delegates Reported From Bannack

In Bannack Aug 30 a republican primary elected delegates and alternates, including Geo. F. Gray, Geo. Ashworth, Chas. Retallack, Wm. Corbett, KK. N. Gray, H. F. Jackson, Fred Randolph, and others. The note mentions a Seattle mine expert visiting, optimism about Bannack’s future mining potential, and various local movements and travels among residents.

Geo. F. Gray Geo. Ashworth Chas. Retallack Wm. Corbett KK. N. Gray H. F. Jackson Fred Randolph Chas. Mikus Bert Williams Archie Gibson O. A. Tibbit Seattle Wash Bloody Dick Elkhorn Mr Tibbit Chicago Bannack Bannick McManus Upper Rattlesnake Wynes & Gray L. A. Harkness John Gibson Baker City Ore James Collings Sophie Gauthier Chas, EK. Parks Dewey Oregon California A. H. Odell Os Angles Cali Dillon Jamies Steele Upper Grasshopper Frank Andrus Mre L. A. Haskins Medicine Lodge Henry Lawson Colorado River Colo Prof. Chandler Bald Mountain Nick Prun

Metzel-Massingill wedding surprises community

A note from Laxeview reports the Metzel Massingill marriage came as a surprise after a brief courtship. A sheriff sale at Lakeview on August 21 saw forty horses sold by auctioneer W N Culver to cover debts for Rody and Fifer near Lima. The Massingill brothers and William Hollinsworth plan a northern move while local residents and visitors are noted in brief social items.

Tribune Laxeview Metzel-Massingill Lakeview Rody & Fifer Lima W.N. Culver Massingill Brothers William Hollinsworth E. A. Bailey Minnie Dowling Martipell Dell J. E. Blake Rod Leggatt Butte Ed Blake

Runaway Horse Frightens Excursionists in Melrose

Special correspondence reports a runaway horse near Moe's blacksmith shop startling Mrs. Olson and passengers including her child Willard and Miss Ida Hixholm. Mrs. Olson suffered a severe nervous shock. no injuries otherwise. Locals, visitors and officials are noted with names and recent travels around Melrose and nearby areas.

Bowe Delia Lawler Maggie Smith Feeley Oregon Short Line Park Queen of the Hillarmine Vipond Melrose

Fat Cattle Shipment Through Canyon and Local Socials

Several car loads of fat cattle owned by Mr. Wenger were shipped from Monida to Butte via the O S L last week. Local residents hosted a Wasparty for Mrs. Martin Gleeson of Deer Lodge. Emerson Slack and daughter Joy visited Daly's Spur area, while Mrs. Ransom and others toured nearby. The Butte Miner correspondent was in the canyon, with several residents passing through or visiting from Gray's Spur, Clark's Canyon, Pageville and Glendale areas.

Canyon the Tribune Ryan Canyon Wenger Monida Butte Will Henneberry Martin Gleeson Deer Lodge Emerson Slack Miss Joy Ransom Valley Daly’s Spur Butte Weekly Daniel Mooney Gray’s Spur Fay Hoffman Clark’s Canyon Rochester Deno Geo. Deakin W. A. Leavitt Albert Ledinghem Cora Lora Marshall Pageville Humphrey Melrose Twin Bridges Davis Terry

Plats of Surveyed Townships Open for Filing in Montana

Notice from the Missoula Montana land office dated Aug 29 1990 announces plats of survey for multiple townships and fractional townships in ranges 15 and 16 west. Filings open at 9 am on Oct 10 1900 with preference rights to Montana for sixty days. Desert land proof makers must file corroborated affidavits and settle due amounts for final papers. Evmer Be Hensnung Register.

Missoula Montana

Liquor Dealers Organize Protective Association in Dillon

Dillon retail liquor dealers met at Odd Fellows hall and formed the Liquor Dealers Protective Association of Beaverhead County. John Courtney elected president, Jas E Estes vice president, Charles Hirschman secretary, David Robb treasurer, and Chas Gooch, Robert Bammer, Jasper Nelson trustees. The group aims to shield members from arbitrary state laws and competition from grocers and wholesale dealers, with Gustave Nissem of Helena aiding the effort. Also notes include a head ache remedy advertisement and the death of baby Carter aged 8 months and 22 days from cholera infantum with funeral at the Grannis residence.

Dillon Odd Fellows Hall Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association Beaverhead County John Courtney Jas. E. Estes Charles Hirschman David Robb Chas Gooch Robert Bammer Jasper Nelson

Selway Park Set for Big Labor Day Outing

Opening of Selway Park near Dillon marks new pleasure grounds with a dancing pavilion band stand and refreshment booths. Oregon Short Line plans two special trains and thirty cars for Monday’s excursion from Butte to Dillon with free bicycle and team parking and a Friday ball at the pavilion.

Butte Dillon Oregon Short Line Selway Park Selway

Mrs. Howard Involved in Apparent Fatal Shooting

Wm. Howard, a Dillon resident, travels toward Salmon City Idaho after receiving word his wife shot and killed a man named Coy yesterday morning. He suspects Coy died while forcing entry to Mrs. Howard’s room. Coy, a wealthy Salmon rancher, had been caring for Mrs. Howard and her daughter. Mrs. Howard’s hearing is set for this afternoon.

The Tribune Bedrock P. O Tash Bannack Miss Mead California Dave Metlen Wm. Howard Dillon Salmon City Idaho Coy Mr. Howard Pnst Midway Salmon

Miss Landons Party Opens Season With Pink Ribbons And Prizes

Miss Juliette Landon hosted a welcome party at her South Washington home with pink and blue decorations and midnight refreshments. Guests included Reinhardt Metlen Ethel Bond White Landon and Poindexter. Miss Margaret Reinhardt won the ladies prize, Mr. F. M. Poindexter the gentlemen’s. CORBETT WINS Defeats Kid McCoy in fifth round after a tense bout staged at the arena with Corbett dominating late.

Miss Landon Juliette Landon South Washington Street Reinhardt Metlen Ethel Bond White Landon Sebre

Accident at Sheridan as hay load slips under wheels

Report details a three year old child killed after horses frightened a driver stopped to water the team and the load fell. The incident emphasizes dangers of livestock transport and hay loads in rural settings.

Sheridan Fred Luke

Cape Nome Humbug Claims Spark Turbulent Travel

W Tate Taylor returns from Cape Nome after a harsh prospecting season. He says only forty good claims exist, tied up by original locators and entrants from Davysen. He notes few paying creeks and a large throng of 30 000 to 40 000 hopefuls seeking exit amid court action.

W. Tate Taylor Cape Nome Dillon Carl Dunlap Nome Mr. Taylor New Bay Davysen Oregon

J M OBrien in town with Armstrong Derby link and party

J M OBrien who rode Noah Armstrongs Spokane to victory and won the American Derby at Chicago visits town. He has quit the Paddock and now travels for Parson Pierre Scott Co of Chicago. His wife travels with him. His understudy Charles Connell, once a Dillon resident, is among the party departing for Sheridan this morning.

J.M. O’brien Noah Armstrong Spokane Chicago Mr. O’brien Parson, Pierre, Scott Co Chas. Connell Dillon Sheridan

Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad Appeals to Constipation

A vintage advertisement promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a permanent cure for constipation. It claims 100 pills for 25 cents each and promises druggists refund money if not satisfied.

Dr. King City Drug Store C. O

Yearlings and Two Year Olds Offered in Montana Sale

About 175 head of yearlings and two year olds listed for sale by E. M. Martineny of Dell PO Montana. The catalog entry notes stock type and origin with location and contact details for bidders.

E. M. Martineny Dell P. O Montana

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kupfer’s Charles E. Goldsmith New York Fifth Avenue Goldsmith Promer Fidel Huber Mgr Farley Union Meat Market Deputy Bros Proprietors Beaverhead Madison Counties Republican Priimary-Mining Bazert Levi Shambow John George Jeff Jones Dilla Millie Shambow Anaconda Charles Pettis Morris St. Louis James Blair Centennial Valley Metzel- Massingill Medicine Lodge Jules Guyat Elijah Ames James Mansfield M.M. Barrett Gustave Nissem Montana Liquor Dealer Helena Krause Carter Leroy B Guy Carter L. R Grannis Hanteres Haa Ohio J. J. Corbett Kid McCoy Easil Corbett McCoy McCoyl Jim Farley Grocery Co Balok Gato Afb Fao Humbug
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