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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1909

Page

3

Legislature adopts granite wings plan with Montana stone

Montana legislators debated capitol wings costs and material. A conference agreement directs granite use if within 150 000 dollars. otherwise continue Bedford limestone. The plan also authorizes Montana stone advertising and caps extra costs within the existing 500 000 dollar appropriation.

Capitol Senate House Helena Edwards MacGinniss Montana Publicity Bureau Capitol Building Commission Public Building Fund

Dillon Library Evening Hours For Book Distribution

The Dillon Public Library announces evening hours for book distribution from 7 to 9 30 on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Friday afternoon 4 to 6 and Saturday afternoon 3 to 6 also offered. On Tuesday and Friday evenings the library is open to readers.

Dillon Public Library

Rubber goods sold on quality and reliability

The advertisement proclaims rubber items are built for wear not looks, using the best rubber made conscientiously. Buyers are assured the products aim to excel rather than cut costs and can depend on quality from the store.

Real Estate Transfers and Deeds Listing Various Transfers

A compilation of real estate actions including warranty deeds, bargain and sale deeds, quit-claim deeds, mining and patent actions, and options. Names include Scott, Kimmel, Elliott, Ditty, Shaw, Boone, Hall, Milo French, Loy Lee, Walker, Mitchell, Elliott, Wraton, Knowles, Smith, Dougherty, Dillon Lumber Co, Sodergren, Susie Brown, Harkness, Phillips, Fox, Landon, Zieman, Taylor, Graeter, Sprinkle, Smith, Snyder. Locations include Armstead, Thomsen addition, Lima, Summit, Montana Idaho divide, Big Sheep Creek basin, Bald Mountain, Horse Prairie. Amounts range from $1.00 to $556.50 with many parcels described by lot counts and acres.

Scott & Decker Lottie S. Kimmel Armstead John D. Scott Mary B. Elliott George & Alma Ditty Thomsen Addition Elwood H. Mitchell Milton A. Elliott Dillon Thomas B. Wraton William T. Knowles Lima John Smith Thomas Dougherty Summit Continental Montana Idaho Dillon Lumber Company J. E. Sodergren Rife Susie M. Brown Ernest I. Harkness Big Sheep Creek O. R. Phillips Bessie L. Fox Nelson No South Fork Mulky Creek Frank Landon William Zieman Little Water Creek Bonnie Doon Lode Bald Mountain District C. L. Taylor A. F. Graeter E.B. Sprinkle Mountain View Mountain View Oil Shale Valley View Shale Smallhorn District John W. Smith Chris Snyder Horse Prairie

Odors Over the Telephone

A city business man uses a drugstore telephone and, after a woman with carnations exhales a strong odor, he calls a colleague and mentions the flowers. The other man checks and says no carnations remain in the store.

Ohio State Journal

Pellegrini Admits Mistake Versus Sketched Beit

A Victorian anecdote recounts Pellegrini arguing a club is not for drawings yet witnessing a young artist enthrall companions. Pellegrini then whispers to a guest that he has made a big mistake and concedes the youth should draw.

Pellegrini J.C. Carr

Burglars Blow Open Salmon Store Safe For Cash

In Salmon Idaho on Thursday morning the general store of George H. Monk & Co. was robbed by burglars described as professionals. They used nitro glycerine to open the safe, making off with more than $2 000 in cash while leaving papers and books untouched. The town had been dark two nights due to cold weather hindering the electric plant, aiding the crime. A $200 reward is posted for information leading to arrests and conviction.

Salmon Idaho Dry Goods

Copper Queen mine to sink shaft after hoist installation

The Copper Queen Mining and Smelting Company nears completion of the big hoist station in the tunnel and plans to sink a shaft 500 feet or more. The hoist was delivered from Salmon yesterday and foundations for the hoist and compressor are being laid. Once installed, sinking will begin and the project draws keen local interest.

Copper Queen Mining & Smelting Company

Gilmore & Pittsburg Seek Time Extension for Lemhi Route

The Gilmore & Pittsburg company requests a short extension after January first as right of way agreements along the Lemhi expire. Officials expect trains to Salmon in February with decent weather. The Lemhi Herald notes ongoing efforts and timely progress toward the line’s completion.

Gilmore & Pittsburg Company

Kasparilla World of Troubles Remedy Ad

Kasparilla is touted as a sterling household remedy for digestive derangements and a wide range of ailments. It claims to improve digestion, appetite, and overall health, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied, offered by Hoyt Cuxmialy Co of Portland and Potts the Druggist of Dillon.

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