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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
6
Local notes report visitors from Butte and Lima, sales at Morton’s, legible items on health and holidays, and community events. Names include Mrs. Sapp, Dr. Yearig, Chas. Frank, J. W. Morton, and many Dillon residents with assorted errands and social updates.
An OCR fragment shows a rail timetable with trains labeled by direction and type. Entries include south bound mail and express at 7 07 pm and 11 59 pm, No 13 south bound passenger, No 9 north bound passenger at 3 40 pm, No 20 local freight north, and No 12 local freight south around 2 12 30 pm.
Beaverhead county rises by 960 to 5 615 residents while Silver Bow gains 28 000 and Cascade about 17 000. Meagher falls by over 2 000 and Jefferson declines more than 400. The BE ite i region shows total population at 243 329 with an increase of 111 170 in ten years.
Colfax resident John N Falter reports severe dandruff cured by Herpicide while Geo H McWhitk of Walla Walla confirms complete cure. The pair tout the treatment as effective for their scalp conditions amid local interest.
George Mudd of Dillon returned home for the holidays from the north. Mrs Jobo Lavery of Salem Idaho visits the McMenemey family at Grayling. Miss Nellie Huddle and Irving Huddle wed in Lima with Rev Edward Smith officiating. Mr Huddle manages Brants store in Centennial valley. Mira Bailey, daughter of Lima merchant E A Bailey, has many county friends. Rev H F Cope is on the sick list. More details promised next week.
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