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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1905

Page

3

Celebrate Christmas Properly Across Dillon Churches

Christmas exercises in Dillon churches ended Monday evening. The city praised the programs with decorated churches loaded with gifts and Christmas trees. Sunday school children received candy fruits and nuts while choirs provided high quality music and sermons showed study and preparation. It was a Merry Christmas.

Dillon

Trapper Billy Black Aims to Thin Wolves on Horse Prairie

Billy Black, active on the Grasshopper, returns to Dillon with 24 traps after three weeks yielding 21 coyotes a gray wolf and two martins. He departs with 36 additional traps to hunt wolves on Horse Prairie hoping to reduce stock depredations and earn about 30 dollars per wolf net.

Billy Black Dillon

Real Estate Transfers and Mining Claims Across Beaverhead County

Multiple late 19th century property deeds and mining claims recorded. Transactions include Thomas M. Selway to Joseph Rebich for 140 acres south of Dillon at $1000, Eunice A. Selway and heirs to Herbert B. Selway for 760 acres on Horse Prairie Creek at $1, and various transfers of Dakota Redrock and Bald Mountain district lodes and mining claims with nominal consideration.

Thomas M. Selway Joseph Rebich Dillon Eunice A. Selway James Selway Herbert B. Selway Horse Prairie Creek Beaverhead County Conrad Meine Alfred and Henry Lewis Crab Tree Bedrock Valley Milton 2 Hays Francis Carroll Bull Creek Big Hole Basin Albert Wakefield Rock Creek Grasshopper Valley Henry McNinch Dell Lima Redrovk Ernest B. McNinch Redrock Lewis McNinch Redrock Valley H. B. Selway Lost Cloud Nichol Prehn Eureka Lode Sunrise Lode Old Favorite Lode Bald Mountain Forrest E. Herr Lime Point Lode Blue Wing J. H. Jones R. C. Koontz Utopia District Good Hope Tash Saw Mill Creek Roy R. Redding W. S. Willard Big Hole River Jackson

Minstrel Show at State Normal College Prep

Prof E S Luce leads a Dillon event a musical extravaganza scheduled for early February featuring about forty city gentlemen in blackface with period dialect. The minstrel show aims to benefit the Normal college orchestra and is billed as the greatest of its kind in the city.

E. S. Luce School of Music State Normal College Dillon Normal College

Preservation push for Big Hole battlefield gains momentum

Helena Mont Dec 25 Mrs Laura E Howey secretary of the State Historical Society has launched a movement to preserve historic spots in Montana with Big Hole battlefield Frs Owen and Benton as top projects Senator T H Carter has obtained information on the monument location allowing the project to proceed Appreciation is extended to friends who aided in the bereavement of F P Hargison and family A Johnson the real estate man left for Caldwell Payette and Idaho for business matters in real estate.

Butte Big Hole Helena Mont Laura E. Howey State Historical Society Montana Big Hole Battlefield Owen Benton Johnson Caldwell Payette Idaho Stedman William W. Raines Boise Dillon Dave Sturtevant Kalispel Mae Rich Teachers’ Association Livingston David B. Ayers Washington Street Robert Bidstrop Schuler Ranch Horse Prairie Allen Robbins and Bagley Thormeyer Squires Katherine Paxton Beaverhead High School L. R. Foote Elisabeth Hawley Inez Gurnee W. H. Meyers James Mauldin Salt Lake City California

Local Briefs From Dillon and Nearby Areas

A compilation of social notes and visits from Dillon and surrounding towns. residents from Redrock Bannack Polaris Monida and more frequent the city. campaigns, schooling moves, and holiday treats appear with names, places, and occasional ages and roles.

Subscription Renewal Notice for Newspapers and Magazines

A brief notice explains renewal options for subscriptions to various newspapers and magazines. It outlines how readers can continue service, likely detailing renewal steps and payment methods.

Scott's Emulsion Advertisement Label Claim

The ad promotes Scott's Emulsion claiming it is easily digested and absorbed, comparing it to cod liver oil and suggesting long term use for consumption. It promises a free sample and instructs buyers to ensure the label is on every bottle wrap.

Acker N. H. Andrews Springfield Scott

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