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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1911

Page

8

Leadore Progressive Projects Under Way

Equipment and construction advance at Leadore as the round house nears completion and the machine shop set to finish by the 20th with a two story 1,800 square foot ice house remodel. McClung Barclay hold next week as contractors. Charles Glidden reports a record Thanksgiving menu claimed to be the largest in the nation.

Leadore McDonald McClung & Barclay Lawrence Mass Charles Glidden United States

Stories of Success and Starting a Savings Account

The piece quotes Schwab on diligence and duty, urging readers to begin saving now. It compares rising from a dollar a day to ambitious success and asserts that a single dollar can start a savings account, with tomorrow's reward for beginning today.

Mr. Schwab

Western Mineral Output Adds Vast Wealth in 1910

United States Geological Survey figures show western mineral production worth about 313.945 million dollars in 1910, led by approximately 66 million dollars in coal and metals making up most of the remainder. Agricultural output in the same Western States reached about 1.395 billion dollars, with the mineral sector roughly one fourth of agriculture. The region spans from the Dakotas to Texas and westward territories.

United States United States — Geological Survey Department of Agriculture Dakotas Texas

Vanadium Improves Steel Toughness and Fatigue Resistance

A United States Geological Survey report asserts vanadium added in small amounts greatly increases steel toughness and fatigue resistance. The treatment enhances resistance to strain from constant bending and improves durability.

United States Geological Survey

Tungsten a Remarkable Mineral

The mineral tungsten has grown in economic importance mainly as an alloy for tool steel. Tungsten tools allow lathes to run hotter, increasing productivity. about five times more work can be done with tungsten steel tools. Tungsten typically comprises 16 to 20 percent of lathe tools and melts at 5,576 F. It also finds use in incandescent lamps, crucibles, and other items.

Frank L. Hess United State Geological Survey Anderegg City Dillon M. A. Walker Scott First National Bank Chas. Hirschman, Farley & Company Metlen Hotel Company

Placer Gold Production 1910 Declines from 1909

United States crude platinum production from placer mines in 1910 came entirely from California and Oregon. Waldemar Lindgren notes 1910 output reached 890 troy ounces worth 9507 dollars, down 282 ounces and 3296 dollars from 1909 figures.

United States California Oregon Waldemar Lindgren

Plea Entered by Notorious Porch Climber Robert Vance

Robert Vance pleaded not guilty to charges of prowling in the Patterson hovel. He was brought from Dell to the county jail Tuesday and arraigned Wednesday morning. The case will be tried at this term of court.

Robert Vance Dell Patterson Vance

New Arrival Causes Stir With Revolver At Elk Saloon

A new guest in Dillon drew attention at the Elk saloon by brandishing a large revolver and wearing a belt loaded with cartridges after drinking too much. He was taken into custody, but released after sobering up, so his name is withheld.

Dillon Elk

MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets Promise Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts MI-O-NA stomach tablets to ease indigestion and stomach distress. It claims two tablets at first sign prevent death notices and promises a “new man” after two weeks of treatment, with a 50 cent box and guarantees.

City Council buys corner lot for city hall and water plans

The Dillon city council purchased a 50 by 125 foot lot at Center and Idaho for 4450 to house a city hall and fire and police needs. They voted unanimously to acquire the property and addressed snow removal enforcement and water system improvements including a contingency fund for the water department.

Center Idaho David Robb

Tower Students Fete Honors Latin Class Members

Mr and Mrs Burt Adams Tower hosted a social for his high school Latin students Friday and Saturday. Red decor festive table centerpieces and miniature turkeys at each place setting. Prizes awarded for loto among a list of attendees including Olga Anderegg Esther Thomas Irene Yeaman and others.

Burt Adams Tower Olga Anderegg Esther Thomas Irene Yeaman Bessie Bennett Margaret Poindéxter Kathleen Lynch Ruth Orr Katie Helming Margaret Carroll Clara Reddington Helen Finch Annie Friend Pauline Guidici Clea Thomas Margaret Caldwell Luiie Paul Walter Stamm Edison Orr Taylor Bradley Hugh Anderson Eber Badcon Carl Ostrander Henry Wyatt Anson Baxter Howard Morse

Stray mare colt found on Borata ranch

A two-year-old mare colt with a white forehead stripe and white hind feet was found about two weeks ago on a ranch. Owner must call, pay charges, and claim the animal at 49-41.

Local notes and holiday goods in Dillon area

Miss Faye T. Scott of Armstead visited Dillon friends this week and others including John Patterson from Grant and T J Murray of Wisdom. Mrs Albert Keyser of Enaville Idaho visits her brother J W Lusher while Eph Stoller breaks his arm cranking his car.

Faye T. Scott Armstead Dillon Albert Keyser Enaville Idaho J. W. Lusher Eph Stoller Frank Eliel Eliel Brothers Chicago Peter Vreeland Leadore Standard Bond & Bond's Z. B. Yeaman New York City Arthur O. Yearian J. R. Hunt American Book Co J. W. Kenny Melrose Livestock Company Melrose

Dillon Local Roundup of Visitors and Transactions

Dillon sees numerous visitors on business including Geo Gleed from Lima and A E Anchus of Dell Tuesday. Martin Jackson of Jackson W O Armitage of Wisdom and W C Templin of Horse Prairie also transact in Dillon. A baby girl was born to R G Rugstad. John Fleming the Portland cattle buyer stayed several days. Sheriff Gosman served juror subpoenas in the county. Pearl Smith and Hiram Smith traveled south to review land.

Geo, Gleed Lima Dillon C. Beardslee City A. E. Anchus Dell Martin C. Jackson Jackson W. O. Armitage Wisdom Geo. A. Whitworth Metlen W. C. Templin Horse Prairie H. W. Brenner Jnc. C. Brenner R. G. Rugstad Rugstad John Fleming Union Portland Sheriff Gosman Pearl I. Smith Hiram B. Smith Billings

Furnished room and tabin available at 606 N Pacific St

A furnished room and a tabin are advertised at 606 North Pacific Street. Details are sparse but indicate rental accommodations with the address clearly listed.

Pacific St

An Old Smoker's Trick

An exchange recounts an old smoker’s method to break in a new pipe. Wet the inside of the bowl, light it, then hold it out the window with the mouth forward to use the draft to keep it alight and remove the raw newness.

Boston Streets Car Route Puzzle as Policeman Replies

A Boston woman asks which car to take to South station and a police officer answers that any passing car will do. He notes the street cars run both ways and the direction does not matter for reaching the destination.

South Station Boston New York Press

Lima News Briefs Delayed Ferry Visit and Wedding

Dr. L C Ford traveled to Seattle to visit his sister Mrs King leaving Mrs Richardson in charge of the drug store and post office. The Knights of Pythias Thanksgiving dance drew a good crowd. Mr Claude Tremelling and his bride have located in Lima amid much racket and noise.

Lima L. C. Ford Seattle Washington Mrs. King Richardson Knights of Pythias Claude Tremelling Bride

Santa Claus Suspenders and Social News Tally

Patient Mrs. Marvin shows improvement under holiday hope. Elva Boardman Chapter reports Brothers Robert and Henry Fitter attended last Tuesday’s meeting. Local cinema’s aftermath still noted. Mrs. Owens and Miss Emma Richardson visit Logan Utah this week. Mrs. Gee Palmer hosts a Kensington card party Tuesday afternoon.

Waittee Santa Claus Marvin Elva Boardman Robert Henry Fitter Owens Emma Richardson Logan Utah Gee Palmer Kensington

Price Drives Palace Sale As Auerbach Arrives In Dillon

I J Auerbach the noted sale expert arrived from Butte to prepare for the closing out sale at the Palace store in Dillon next Tuesday. He stresses affordable price paired with quality and says great bargains are the key to his success. He claims his advertisements cover diverse topics and that mastery of selling in all trades boosts results.

Bond & Bond Rife's Peterson Rowe, Peterson & Co Chicago Dillon Maurice Cottom Philip Butte S. A. Williamson Standard I. J. Auerbach Palace Mr. Auerbach Auerbach

Indigestion Advice Promises Stomach Health Boosts

A health note stresses indigestion and dyspepsia as common modern ailments and urges steps to keep the stomach strong and nourished through proper dietary choices and routine.

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