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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1901
Page
1
Boneman reports a successful Pleasant Ravening social hosted by the Guild at Mrs lindfora's home with games music and a late night lunch. Observers note it felt warmer in private homes than public halls and hope for more events.
Mrs. O. J. Pruett of Whitehall mourns the loss of her son as three brothers and a foster sister grieve with the family. The body was taken to Lima for burial on Thursday February 7. J R Hedley led services with Psalm 23 and prayer. friends attended from nearby households. A baby girl arrived in January in Inma, bringing happiness to Tom Yost and his wife.
Wilbur Robbins son of Mr and Mrs W L Robbins died in Melrose on Feb 7 from heart failure after a period of fragile health. He was born April 25 1895 in Melrose and survived by his parents and sister Esther. The Belcher mine leased by Charles Clark shut down last week with machinery moved to Butte. An Italian worker of Heola Co died Feb 8 from blood poisoning. Funeral services were held with Rev Tonge of Butte and pallbearers by six playmates. Burial in Melrose cemetery.
The House passed a bill to charge juries first, created Rosebud county by one vote, and heard bribery claims around the meat and milk bill. In the Senate a 1800 salary for the agriculture secretary was recommended. Deer Lodge and Daly county name changes were discussed. Joint sessions showed Mantle leading with 32 votes and MacGinness 25 as factions formed.
Special correspondence from Tarbu ne Rocasseur notes Roch ester adds a daily mail run seven days a week with the Rochester stage departing at noon and reaching Melrose for the afternoon train. Local society items list visits, moves, and community events including orphanage transfers and errands around Twin Bridges, Melrose, and Butte.
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