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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
2
A brash local figure declares intent to stay for years and provide weekly hardware tips and ads. He invites readers to follow as his young friends plan to scrapbook the column, promising variety and entertainment.
Special to Tribune by Grant gossip column describes Grant’s struggle to grow as a town. Stocks and Hamrick invest over 35000 in lots and equipment while Wedum Lumber and local trades sustain activity. Local services include post office in lumber office, Blair hotel, Rollin Scott’s management, Chapman and Sage boarding houses, Henry Baker blacksmith, and Vannie Purdum’s saloon. A state grant funds a 5000 three mile turnpike to Grasshopper and Big Hole. The piece ends with hopes for shipping progress next week.
An advertisement asserts Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with hypo phosphites strengthens nerves feeds famished tissues and builds rich blood. It promotes health and recovery and lists Bowne at 409 Pearl St New York as the contact.
Thanksgiving notes from Willis and nearby areas report visits from H Hall family and others, deer hunting success, and local travel. Readers share stock movements to Wood Livestock Co and cattle transfers from Willow Creek. A Virginia reader praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds.
Lakeview on November 26 reports a heavy ongoing blizzard since election day the 8th. Cattle feeding dominates daily life as Thanksgiving passes with a quiet dance and small gatherings. Mrs Frank Davis remains noted in local frugal celebrations.
Local notices describe visits, relocations, and health updates among Granger residents. Ida Saunders Dingler’s finger amputation in Dillon. families travel to Butte and Twin Bridges for holidays. new houses and cabins built by Culver and Gorelle. Thanksgiving gatherings with neighbors. hunting trips and school reopening. calls for return of lost clothing. health tips and local events amid a busy holiday period.
Miss Faye Scott returns to Armstead for Thanksgiving and hosts a gathering with friends including Mr. and Mrs. Rathbone and several locals. The Armstead Ladies Aid plans a Christmas sale December 14 and 15 at the former French restaurant building. Out of town guests include Carlton Monk and Helen Sharkey among others. Departures and arrivals in Lemhi county include J W Scott heading to Salmon and C C Diffenderfer leaving for Denver.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's liniment as reliable relief for sprains bruises muscle soreness and rheumatic pains and notes it is sold by all dealers.
In Waterloo on November 30 farmers report deer hunting wins by Homer Townsend Joy Held and John Held. A hunting party including Fay H Curtis Cecil Burke and Joy Foster has been in Perry canyon, aiding a rheumatic trapper carried out by the Gregson party. The patient is reportedly uniform.
Rodney W. Page sold 555 acres on the Big Hole River four miles from Twin Bridges to W. D. and Perry Heller for 10000 dollars. Page retains 0 acres with home and buildings. Local residents, visits and movements include Shields, Hubbard, Miss Redfield, Miss Jones, Mrs Dunn, Mrs Martin, Talcott, Roscoe Thorson, James Shannon, Orrin and Bert Paige, James Patrick, Adolph Stewart, Max Wilcomb, Virgil Gustin, Mike Shannon, Ralph and Jim Redfield, and Otho Stewart. Virgil Gustin leases his ranch to Mike Shannon for three years. others travel for schooling, hunting, and exploring ranch prospects.
Jackson reports eight inches of snow on Sunday as Jno Milne plans a wedding dance on December 2. Dr. Sweet from Wisdom tended Mrs. Ben Van Houtin, who remains ill but slowly recovers. Floradora notes keep local readers informed.
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