One of Life's Necessities Potatoes Delivers Promptly
Extra fine potatoes, large, clean and sound, delivered promptly. The notice emphasizes availability and quality of potatoes as an essential item for readers seeking reliable sourcing.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
1
Extra fine potatoes, large, clean and sound, delivered promptly. The notice emphasizes availability and quality of potatoes as an essential item for readers seeking reliable sourcing.
At last Saturday’s lodge meeting the Masonic election chose W. A. Jones as Worshipful Master James Paxop as Senior Warden J H Gilbert as Junior Warden Otho Kleme as Treasurer and W Bernstein as Secretary. A note mentions a Useful Combination and National Irrigation journal support.
Special correspondence from Lima reports Christmas observed with stores closed and business paused. A turkey shoot entertained locals, J E Moree rode the noon train, and Alex Singer battled bronchitis. Mrs W Caldwell visited before an east trip. M E church services and children's program praised. Nellie Bailey to wed I Huddle on Dec 27. a Christmas night dance occurred. school closed for holidays. a new 20x40 restaurant is planned with lumber on site.
Christmas week updates from Melrose and surrounding areas include the death of John J. Streb at 49 from injuries leading to blood poisoning, his funeral conducted by Rev. Van den Broeck, and estate matters filed by his widow. Other items note visits, illnesses, travels, and local happenings with multiple residents and businesses mentioned.
Miss Pluma Tatteraol Cora Taylor Heith Graeter and Bessie Tyree members of Beaverhead County High School German class entertained about forty young people Friday evening at Miss Taylor's home. The evening included music games and German recitations. Instructor J S Tyree told a German story. Partners for supper were chosen by matching cards and a genuine German lunch was served.
A New Settler recalls a curious tale of a cow taking an icy dip and Charlie Dunham's travels. The snippet hints at rural life and quirky local incidents, capturing a moment of everyday Americana.
The Oregon Short Line offers round trip tickets to any point within 250 miles of the selling point or to any point on the B A P at one fare for the round trip. Return limit by January 8th.
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