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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1903

Page

1

Wisdom swap party marks Miss Ethel Wampler birthday

D F and Ethel Wampler hosted a swap party at their Wisdom home on February 7 to celebrate Miss Ethel Wampler s twenty first birthday. Guests included Dr and Mrs Towers Judge Staley and wife Emmet Staley and wife and others. After a thirty minute exchange the evening featured conundrums singing and recitations with refreshments then couples departed with best wishes for the year ahead. Business at the CO D House grows and a stronger year is hoped.

Wisdom D. F Ethel Wampler Ethel Towers Judge Staley Emmet Staley E. J. Bennett J. P. Loss C. H. Strowbridge Stanley Dunbar Frank la Tell Mesdamey Peck C. P. Staley Maude Lish Birdie Maude Strowbridge Maude Staley Mr. Martin McNevin Mull Hanson D.C. Wampier Wellman Buck

Over a Thousand Cattle Trade Hands and Horses Bought

Over a thousand head of fat cattle have changed hands in recent days. Sellers include Jos Toomey Francia Bros J E Hollingsworth and others. Buyers include Jas Dodd Jas Wenger Mr Frazier and Beilenburg Walker. Linton from Seattle bought eight dogs or canines horses shipped to the coast. A social is planned by the M W A after-lodge on Feb 21.

the Tribune Wisdom Jos. Toomey Francia Bros J. E. Hollingsworth Jas Dodd Jas.Wenger Mr. Frazier Beilenburg Walker Mr. Linton Vibra Seattle Geo. Woodworth Cox CO. H. Strowbridge Divide D. F. Wampler

Dying Cattle Rumor Denied By Local Ranchers

Special correspondence reports Butte and Salt Lake papers claimed Redrock fields were a solid mass of cattle death and extensive losses. Local ranchers including Shineberger deny any unusual losses with hay plentiful and cattle in good condition despite cold spell and deep snows.

Tribune Butte and Salt Lake Shineberger Redrock Ueasl P. E. Colter J. W. Scott Dillon J.P. Coleman W. J. Propper al. Anderson Dick Ames Jones Alf. Decker Pipestone H. B. Selway

Lima News Highlights Local Happenings And Fire

Miss Lucy Ford visited Dillon. Sherman the Butte pianist toured Lima. Homes gain pianos owned by B F Cheney and Harry Wilson. Reese Freeman house fire caused by a defective stovepipe with roof damage. Masquerade planned for Friday at the opera house. Sunday school at M E church enjoyed a social gathering. Mrs Phillips recovering and mobile. The week marked the coldest of the season with 27 degrees below and strong winds.

Lira Lucy Ford Dillon Selatrom Blackfoot Sherman Butte Lima B. F. Cheney Harry Wilson Reese Freeman M.’ E. Church

Twenty Below Zero and Estate Auction News

Cold spell tops last week with 20 below zero. The P. F. Bryant estate sold for 1600 to Obas Truax of Lima. Local residents report active horse trade with buyers in town and from the east and Canada.

Bryant ‘Estate The Tribune Druu P. F. Bryant Obas Truax Lima Wm. Seybold California Milton Garr M. J. Martinell O. H. Rudy Mr. Rudy Frank Nelson H. O. Patterson Nelson Canada

Two Story Saloon and Lodging House Under Construction

Rochester notes report Dan McDonald purchased the Main and Bridge street corner lot from Savin Lisa of Butte and began a two story saloon and lodging house. Hulsizer Powell add a new billiard hall room to their sassoon. Several residents and visitors, including Harry Depp of Sheridan, Chas Virden from Twin Bridges, and Miss Mamie Parker’s surprise party, are mentioned in local updates.

Roongstsr Dan McDonald Main Bridge Streets Savin Lisa Butte Jeffrey- Vandecar Combination Co W. A. Johnson Harry Depp Sheridan Hulsizer Chas. Virden Twin Bridges

Smallhorn oil field urged as economic boon for Beaverhead

Local advocates urge a $10,000 pilot in Smallhorn canyon near Dillon to unlock high grade paraffine oil. They argue road access water and fuel are ready, claim field could boost population and county wealth, and note Pennsylvania fields decline while demand stays high.

Dillon Flathead Smallhorn Canyon California Texas Pennsylvania Beaverhead Banner County Montana

Death of Ernest E. Martin Probed by Community Grief

Ernest E. Martin, adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lusher, died this afternoon at 2 40 from intestinal gangrene after a three day illness. He was 20 years old, born in Early Town, and had worked as a clerk at the Fair store for ten years. His loss saddens the Lushers and their customers alike. funeral planned for Sunday or midday.

Ernest E. Martin J. W. Lusher Ernest Mr. Lusher

Moore Sentenced Five Years In State Penitentiary

Chief Stone attended a Montana meeting on a bill to photograph and measure prisoners after thirty days in jail. Teddy Moore, a colored man from Dillon, pled guilty to criminal assault on Blanche Rivera a 14 year old mulatto girl and received the minimum five year term. Moore and Rivera were arrested January 7 in Dillon and Moore was brought back for trial after being held in the county jail.

Chief Stone Butte Seasion Teddy Moore Moore Dillon Arizona Street McGilliot Stone

Pleasant Evening At Dr Swain House Among Students

A group of students spent a joyful evening at Dr Swain’s home last Friday with a card game focused on spelling. Miss Morrison is ill with appendicitis and her father is visiting to help as a nurse arrives from Butte. Mia Hopp has returned to school and classmates cheer her recovery while clubs seem absent and study dominates the scene.

Dillon City approves $65,000 water works bond

Voters approved $65,000 in bonds to build a gravity water system from Rattlesnake Creek, about twelve miles away near Argenta. turnout was light with 64 for and 4 against, first ward 38 3, second ward 17, third ward 9 with 1 against. Contractors to be chosen, plans by Kelsey and Metlen, aim to let contracts by April 1 and have possible fire protection by next fall or winter.

Dillon Rattlesnake Argenta Kelsey Salt Lake George Metlen White Helena Mr. Kelsey

Unfortunate woman’s body shipped. undertaker defrauded

A woman died in the city and her father asked Undertaker Brandage to ship the body to Salt Lake City. Brandage hired Alva Knox to accompany the remains and collect payment. Knox allegedly kept nearly $200, was arrested in Salt Lake City, and faces prosecution. Knox had lived in Dillon and frequented local Island resorts, tied to the deceased woman.

Salt Lake City Brandage Dillon Island

Dr W V Kingsbury Relocates to Metlen Block Offices

Doctor W V Kingsbury has moved to the Metlen block occupying rooms 4 and 5 on the second floor. Office hours are 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. by appointment. Telephone service is available at both office and residence. Batt

W.V. Kingsbury Metlen Batt

Death of Mrs Cusick A Dillon Area Tragedy

Mrs. Nettie Miller Cusick wife of John J. Cusick died in Sisters Hospital Butte at 10 p m Sunday after blood poisoning following an operation. She was born May 4 1868 in Petaluma California and lived in Dillon since childhood. She leaves her husband three children and many relatives. Funeral last Tuesday at St James church in Dillon with burial in Mountain View cemetery. Her life reflected charity and devotion to others.

Nettie Miller Cusick John J. Cusick Christian L. Miller Sisters’ Hospital Butte Qusick Petaluma California Harry Matthews Pocatello Mra James Murray Jake Miller Mra. Onsick Mountain View Cemetery Episcopal Church Buite Earth

Young Singer Miss Winnie Findling Delights Army Barracks Audience

Miss Winnie Findling sang several musical selections at the Salvation Army barracks last Friday night. The audience praised her efforts as a young girl with rare musical abilities. Her parents plan a thorough musical education when she is a few years older. She will sing again next Sunday.

Winnie Findling Salvation Army Miss Findling

Card of Thanks from Mintawn Fawn family

A note of gratitude from Mr and Mrs L Mintawn Fawn thanks friends for assistance and sympathy during bereavement and for flowers. The Kin group is acknowledged for support.

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Carrie Mathewson Salmon BR. M. Hunter Mr. Shannon Horse Prairie Mr. Hunter Ed. Ros Pat Ward F. W. Vogler Frank Daniels Miss Simplicity J. B. McKinney CO. D. House Wisdom News Lima News Dell News Rochester News Smallhorn Beaverhead County Ernest Martin Blanche Rivera Dr. Swain Cusick Mr. and Mua L. Mint Awn Fawn
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