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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1903

Page

4

Changes Slated on the Prairie in Horse Prairie

Horse Prairie reports several moves and sales as The Nesley family plans to sell out and move to Washington while Wm Propper sells the Pool Creek ranch to Mr Powers of Dillon and moves in. Miss Constance Barrett returns from Dillon and Miss Nannie Barrett plans holidays.

the Tribune Horse Prairie Joe Nesley Washington Wm. Propper Pool Creek Mr. Powers Dillon Constance Barrett Helen Rife Nannie Barrett Mr. Hunter Grasshopper Brown Ranch Edie Barrett Horace McIntyre Tessa Misa Flora Claver Chicago TRSSA

Wolves Growing Bold A Band of Seven Seen Near Lodge Country

Special correspondence from Muproinge Lopaz reports seven wolves spotted within a hundred yards of the Schwartz home amid warmer duty on bounty. Ranchers move sheep and wethers as locals note law changes and townsfolk sorrowfully eye winter’s approach.

Bess Tessa Mr. Ferris Horse Prairie Mr. Craver Sheep Creek Basin Will Ames Idaho Montana Frank Andrus Boss

There is No Dearth of Weddings at Dell

A fragment from the Dell column notes marriageable girls are scarce and references an elaborate display of unfinished business. The brief item then mentions a threshing machine at Inat with unclear context and dates.

Dell The Tribune Druu Dre

Golden Medical Discovery Promises Strength To Lungs

Advert reads claims that inheritance does not cause consumption and that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures deep coughs and lung weakness. It offers a $3,000 forfeit to prove testimonial authenticity and quotes a patient from Xerxes who attributes weight gain and recovery to the remedy.

Pierce Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo N. Y E. L. Robinett Xerxes Eer cdi Dhsorey

Pinkard’s Hand Painted China and Sterling Tableware Sale

A catalog listing Pinkard’s hand painted china from $2 to $15 per piece and Reed & Barton Gorham sterling ware including spoons $1 to $20, forks $2 to $20, souvenir spoons $2 to $3, sterling cases $55 to $95, salts and peppers $2 to $6 a pair, napkin rings $1.50 to $5, pocket flasks $8 to $20, various spoons by piece or dozen, and manicure sets $10 to $20.

Gorham Simons Bros. & Co Pinkard Reed & Barton and Gorham

Patterson and Miss Loughridge Wed In Butte

James Patterson and Miss Mary Loughridge married quietly in Butte last week after a long stretch of work and bad luck. A wedding dance was held Friday evening and a late midnight supper followed.

James Patterson Mary Loughridge Butte O. H. Rudy Indiana Emmett Moore Chas. Calvert Ernestine Geary Ooebn Lima Dell Jar Loose

Watseka Mills Restart Brings Prosperity and Growth

Rochester notes Huntington mills of the Watseka company resumed operations amid improvement after a shutdown. A new 100 horse power unit is added, heating upgrades aid activity, and management predicts a prosperous era as work continues smoothly with continued strong employer employee relations. A Christmas tree event is planned at Hill's Hall for Christmas Eve with a two week vacation announced in Axproox.

Rochgster Huntington Mills Watseka Company the Tribune Axproox Country Club Emerson Hill V. C. Vogler Butte O. J. Mathewson Salmon Bedrock

Rochester Literary Club Holds First Regular Meeting

The Rochester Literary club reported a highly successful first regular meeting with an excellent program and a crowd larger than the hall could hold.

Rochester Literary Club

Nyhart brothers buy out Hopp butcher business

Breonton reports the Nyhart brothers buying Fred Hopp's butcher shop while locals note ongoing smelting, deer hunts, and a new saloon building by George Mast near completion. A school house social is planned for Friday to raise funds for the February opening, with Mrs. O Mast hosting a party for Miss Goldie.

Queen The Tribune Breonton Nyhart Brothers Fred Hopp George Mast O Mast Goldie

Local notes record illnesses and events in the Queen district

Thos Ellis of the Queen travels to Butte on business. Mrs Ellis with rheumatism is reported improving. Mrs Wm Thomas shopped in Butte and will return Friday. Dr Townshend treats Mrs Ellis for blood poisoning and later kills a 7 foot eagle near Birch Creek. A saloon fight injures a miner. Ed Ball visits Dillon. Queen development work shows promising ore bodies. JACK Buunt

Mast Thos. Ellis Queen Butte Wm. Thomas

Found hand electric seat riding glove

Man seeks owner of a left hand electric riding glove left at this office. Prove property and pay for advertisement to claim it.

Local Man Wilfred Virmillion Heads Home for Holidays

Wilfred Virmillion returns from California to spend the holidays with family. He holds a lucrative position with a San Francisco drug company and plans to resume work between January 3 and January 8.

Wilfred Virmillion California Fred San Francisco

Timber Theft Suspected Near Red Lodge Settlement

Wyoming Mormons in the Big Horn country are suspected of invading Montana forests and stealing timber. Park County commissioners have asked the U.S. attorney to investigate the matter.

Red Lodge Wyoming Big Horn Country Montana Harbor County U.S

Church Incorporation Forms Denominational Works in Helena

Montana Conference association of Seventh Day Adventists files articles of incorporation with the secretary of state to establish schools build churches run restaurants for the poor found missions and conduct charitable works. Murder trial in Virginia City Alexander Shelby faces district court for the August murder of Bert Crawford at Pony.

Helena Montana Virginia City Alexander Shelby Bert Crawford Pony

Congregational Church Dedication in Big Timber

The new Congregational church in Big Timber was dedicated with much ceremony this Sunday after its completion.

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