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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
1
Bannack residents share travel, work, and health updates from Horse Prairie to Miner Creek and Dillon. Many plan winter assessments, a Christmas Eve mask ball draws crowds, and local industry expands with the Gold Dredge Co. sale. Roads and snow promise a busy season.
Local notes describe snow in Dillon this week and visitors from Dillon. The Ladies Aid fair is set for next Saturday afternoon and evening December 14 with chicken pie supper at 35 cents for adults and 20 cents for children. JR Hedley, visiting from Dillon, will soon work as bartender at the Peat hotel, with H. J. Just ensuring top service for patrons.
Fred Woodside left for Dillon Sunday to take a job at the electric light plant. Shannon moved from Sunnyside ranch to Georgia Gulch near Sheridan to farm next season. George Standaher of Beaverhead visited, as did George Beehrer and his nephew Carl for repairs in Dillon. A Birch Creek dance is planned next Friday. L G Woodside visited Dillon. Jacob Wolfer of Melrose stopped in early week.
Lima news notes a festive Christmas Ball anticipation as locals report visits by Mrs. Chas Deputy of Dillon and Geo. Edinger the county treasurer. M. H. Wilson travels from Lima to Dillon on business while O O Gosman W E Ripley A W Long and W W Caldwell return from Salt Lake City where they testified in the Jones case against O S L R Co.
The piece argues that cheap alum baking powders spoil food and threaten health. It cites physicians warning that alum in food is deleterious and advises avoiding low-grade brands for better health.
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