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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1911
Page
3
A readable OCR fragment lists individuals including Agee W H Baker Miss T Brown W H Brown Jay Burns Robert Burnett Helen Clapett H Noble Earl Mrs Holt Allie 2 Hand Mr Holt Chas Jacobson Jens P Jorgensen Peter A Metcalf E G Mantin Jane Mahoney John Patrick Calvin Terry George S Thomas Will Word Margaret Grace Lamont and Postmaster.
Hampton's Magazine and writer Cleveland Moffett retract unfounded charges about Standard Oil in a January 31 1911 note. The publication admits error and expresses regret while pledging correction in the March issue with accompanying letters.
One of the best farming and stock ranches in the county near Dillon. 880 acres with all machinery implements and some livestock. Includes the oldest decreed water rights in the county. Easy terms. Inquire Hawley J. Selway at 871 City age.
The Dillon Boy Scout movement expands with daily examinations for tender feet. Attorney John Alvord will serve as Scout Master leading Monday trainings. Quarters in the Selway building lack furniture though a basketball room is ready. Rally for donations of chairs tables and books is urged to Rev Lacklen. A pamphlet supply will soon inform the public about the movement.
Dillon residents vote to form a city baseball league with three teams and a canvassing bid process. Officers include Adolph Eliel as president and E. L. Poindexter as secretary, while managers are M. Barry E. Farnsworth and Jos C. Smith. The plan aims to entertain fans with low city expense and active community participation.
A Montana office reports a Helena dispatch alleging mass stock starvation in the Blackfeet reservation is libelous and untrue. The letter urges accuracy on statewide conditions, then shifts to Dillon basketball where the Maroons narrowly beat Dillon 24 to 23 and prep for Bozeman tournament with lineups and travel details.
Wm Huff pioneer of Beaverhead county died at his Kentucky avenue home after long age related illness. Funeral was held Tuesday by the Salvation Army and burial in Mountain View cemetery. Born August 31 1825 in Green County Tennessee he was over 85. Surviving children include Carl Huff of Priest River Idaho Mrs Sam Brothers Mrs Roy Dingley Mrs Ben Taylor of Dillon and Mrs Lon Jackway of Market Lake Idaho.
Beaverhead Brewery reports its second ice crop totaling about 1500 tons. The spring water ice is produced using 2000 feet of 8 inch pipe and the facility was expanded to support both spring and distilled water ice. A large ice house, 85 by 45 by 12 feet, was built to store summer supply. The Paris Dye House advertises genuine French cleaning services at Dillon corners.
A continuation from page one notes upcoming summer session details. Officials outline plans for programs, scheduling, and participant eligibility. Community groups anticipate activities across multiple venues with potential changes to calendar dates.
A playful, romantic poem about a woman who looks strikingly beautiful in the night like a singer’s line until the narrator notes the effort behind her elaborate hair. The piece mocks the extensive styling while praising overall beauty and public admiration.
A newspaper notice touts Doan's Kidney Pills as quick relief for backache. It features user testimonials from James Roberts of Butte Montana and claims thousands benefited, urging kidney sufferers to try the Old Quaker Remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents.
Carl Mast, proprietor, continues delivery of baggage and parcels citywide with promptness and care. Kindling and store wood for sale, orders for coal taken. orders left at the Tribune Store. Wagon will be flagged at once.
Wanted notice from a Man and Wife running a sheep ranch near Dillon Montana. Woman is a capable cook while the man tends sheep and works as a ranch hand and skilled mechanic with a full set of tools. Address Box 281 Dillon Mont.
San Francisco on February 21 reports Jas J. Jeffries Todd stating he will never enter another public pugilistic contest. He declares his retirement from boxing and ends speculation about future matches.
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