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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1904
Page
4
Local notes record multiple visitors and residents in Dillon during the week. Dr B R Rathbone and others from Bannack Lemhi Agency Blaine Lima visited or traveled through Dillon. Several moves include Irvinich to Bozeman and Miss Clemie Hotep leaving for Butte.
The Finhart Stock company performed The Little Gypsy on Monday and presented a new program each night. East Lynn will be staged tonight followed by A Homespun Heart matinee tomorrow and Jerry toe Tramp at night, with strong acting, costumes, and a highly satisfied crowd.
A vintage advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion to fatten undernourished babies. It claims fat babies are happy and well protected, while scrawnier infants feel nerve distress from touch and need the product for nourishment. Free samples are offered.
Prof J E Monroe reports November weather with mean 40.2 degrees, high 62 and low 16, the warmest mean and lowest minimum for seven Novembers. Total precipitation 0.02 inch, least in seven Novembers. Hail and sleet on the 248th. 12 clear, 12 partly cloudy, 6 cloudy days. wind from the southwest.
Arthur Cutforth and Miss Maggie Jones united in marriage Sunday afternoon at Hawley Selway’s north of Dillon. Rev. H. D. Hooker officiated. Poindexter was groomsman Hughes bridesmaid. Small guest list followed by a fine three course chicken supper. The groom has long resided around Dillon. bride from Sheridan Madison County. They will reside on the Mrs Kate Poindexter ranch south of Dillon.
Long list of transfers including warranty and bargain deeds in Dillon and Wisdom areas. Notable items: Tate to Tate 160 inch water right from Trapper Creek. multiple acreages sold in Big Hole basin and Horse Prairie. water rights and mining location filings, with prices and parcels noted.
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Effective December 1 1904 freight storage is charged on all inbound freight left on platforms or in warehouses and on outbound freight delivered without a bill of lading. Storage is five cents per ton per day with minimum five cents per day per consignment. fractions of 2000 pounds and 24 hours are prorated.
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