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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1917
Page
4
Advance rates listed for one year and three months with pricing. Notices for church festivals fairs dances concerts sociables and obituary poetry priced per line. Address communications to Tribune Publishing Co and report missed deliveries to the office.
Special Correspondence from Armstead reports Mrs. M. D. Mayfield returning from Dillon where she visited Ross, superintendent of the P. I. mines. Many residents like Gilmore, Bassett, Ames, Metcalf, Selway, and Beardslee are noted for travel or work from Dillon to Lima and New York bound trips.
Mr and Mrs Andy B Pyle traveled to Dillon last Monday for a business trip. Edward P Marchesseau and his sister Miss May visited their aunt Mrs Pierce on Horse Prairie to see their sister Miss Anna Marchesseau who resides there.
Over several days residents visit relatives in Dillon and Grasshopper while cattle trade continues. Willard Pyle recovers in California and Ed Marchesseau Jr sells 32 year cattle at a record price. Homestead entries rise on the east Grasshopper range amid new grazing act. A baby boy born Feb 12 1917, and various social visits and dances round out the community update.
Stone Creek reports several travelings and events from Feb 13. Mrs Cochran returned from Colfax Washington and Mrs Butler from Kansas to visit ill mother. Redmen dance at Dillon city hall enjoyed by many Stone Creek residents. Mrs Walter Sewell ill with tonsillitis. The Sewells bought the actor homestead near Blacktail. J J Faust left for Virginia City to serve on a jury. O D O club met with Mrs Cochran. George Murray made a business trip to Dillon. St Lester Buttler rents Rosco Blackburn place and will move soon. Mrs B F Johnson expected home late month. Gentry Sewell and Harry busy cutting logs for Malley saw mill. Julius Bray spent weekend with parents M H Bray.
Loomont residents note mild February weather and local events. P J Magone of Sheridan attended to business. Mrs T J Carney frequenting Butte. Geo Harbison shipped porkers to Butte. Wing family enjoy a new Dodge touring car. Enerlys return from Varney after a funeral. Jim Wing and relatives visit Whitehall. Campfire Girls practice.
Sheridan February 14 Special Correspondent Mrs Frank Carey hosted a plate shower for Mrs Walter Buford at her Mill Street home. Decor featured cupid motifs with yellow accents. Guests helped hem napkins and joined a guessing contest with Mrs E L Sutherland as runner up.
Notice filed by Sam l C Arnelts of Dillon Montana asserting ownership of and intent to operate a hardware and implement business under the name Montana Hardware and Implement Company. Date February 15 1917 before official witnesses Jay BAKER Deputy Jno BAKER notarization rural Beaverhead County Montana.
Olmsted-Stevenson Company sues Albert Godbout for 133.45 plus interest on 107.05 from Jan 1 1913 and 26.40 from July 1 1913 with costs. Defendant must answer within 20 days after service or face default judgment. Court seal and Dillon attorneys appear.
The House removed all Senate bills from the general file to be considered in the committee of the whole. Lawmakers discuss speeding up business and pursuing more progressive legislation for farm development funding.
A Montana citizen identified as George S. Crowell from Butte testifies to long lasting relief from kidney and bladder issues after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He notes dramatic benefits and states he has remained free of trouble for over four years. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y endorses the product. Adv. 6 7.
We pay top prices for musk rat mink skunk otter fox raccoon wild cat coyote. Prices listed by fur type and grade. Ship by express or parcel post and we pay transportation both ways. E. E. Emmerson & Son offers handling of all other furs with a trial shipment from Rising Sun Indiana.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and includes a bank endorsement and promise of testimonials. The remedy is described as acting internally on blood and mucous surfaces, with a price of 75 cents per bottle. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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