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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1902

Page

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J B Reynolds's Laid Up After Wrestling Injury

Special correspondence from Murroaz reports J B Reynolds of Moose Creek suffered a broken leg in a friendly in town. The installment notes social events in Melrose and Glendale including a 25 couple gathering, plus church and community activities in nearby Dillon and Twin Bridges.

J. B. Reynold The Tribune Murroaz Moose Creek Sherman W. Vance Ed. Develles Melrose J. M. Conway Nampa Idaho Nick Wombacher Glendale Joseph Gelhaus Divide Auguste M. Trask Deer Lodge Trask U. W Otto Boetticher John Gelhaus Dillon

Coyote Concerts Draw Nightly Attention in Rural Valley

Special correspondence reports coyotes as lively nightly performers in the area. George Standsher of Beaverhead valley visited recently, and Julius Hartwig stopped by Melrose. Two cavalry horse buyers were in the vicinity seeking stock.

Tersunz George Standsher Beaverhead Valley Julius Hartwig Melrose

Bannack News Roundup Notes several local events

Al L. Graeter attended the George White estate case. Dan Nickola returned from Salmon City to check on a sick child. James Jaggers injured his foot splitting wood. Charles Lloyd suffers blood poisoning in the hand. A daughter born January 9 to Dr. Ryburn’s wife, and a son born December 28 to Ed Lloyd. From March 1901 to January 1902 fifteen babies born in Bannack. Bob Thomas left for Pony via Dillon for two to three months. Streets icy. Mikus cuts ice for next summer. Mrs. Pat Convers visits from Horse Prairie with sister Mrs. Jackson. John Marriott and John March travel from Bluewing mines. Mrs. Vandergrift leaves for Horse Prairie. Grand mask ball planned for February 22. Mrs. Maukee recovered. Mayersville miners quit after gold played out. Wm. Tash goes to Dillon on business. Mrs. Ethel Nichols visits Horse Prairie. Papalists allegedly gain franchise prospects for Lima dam plan. capital stated at 22000. Pearl Pair social dance at Melrose delights guests. John McBride Burt dies January 8 in Lima. funeral by Latter Day Saints. Earnest Knowles sick but improves. $6 business.

al. L. Graeter George White Dan Nickola Salmon City Idaho James Jaggers Charles Lloyd Dr. Ryburn Ed. Lloyd Bannack Bob Thomas Pony Dillon F. L. Graves, Sr Charles Mikus Pat Convers Horse Prairie H. F. Jackson John Wm. Pyeatie Mayersville Wm. Tash Dan Nichols Ethel Nichols Burton Diamond Broa Lima Peat Hotel O. K. Paul Eddie Butte Anaconda Lima Dam John McBride Burt Mr. Bart Greenoch Scotland America Oregon Latter Day Saints Elder Stevenson Harrisville Utah

Vandals Strike Behoo Room in January Turmoil

Correspondence to The Tribune from Iowa dated January 16 reports a case of malicious mischief. Vandals entered the Behoo room causing property disturbance and disruption to activities.

Bowers the Tribune Lowa Jen

Barfeind and Banks Wed at Home Wedding in Dillon

Miss Sophia Barfeind and Mr. George Banks wed Wednesday evening at the Barfeind home on Washington and Reeder Streets with Rev. Henry Clewes officiating. Ola Cornell was bridesmaid and Robert Morton best man. The couple now reside on a ranch two miles south of Dillon. Banks is a Philippine volunteer and both are prominent among Dillon and county youths.

Sophia Barfeind George Banks Henry Barfeind Washington and Reeder Streets Henry Clewes Ola Cornell Robert Morton Dillon Mr. Banks

Three new students enrolled at the Normal

Three new students were enrolled in the past week: Margaret L. Kenealy of Adobetown and Eda and Odele Dupius of Lauren. Week activity included lectures by Prof. Williams on Education and Evolution, Prof. Pasmore on Mozart, Minnie Johnson performing Mozart works, Prof. Monroe on Pole Hunting, and Annie L. Harwood presenting Mythology. The Olympian Society to hold its first regular meeting Saturday evening at the Normal.

Margaret L. Kenealy Adobetown Eda Odele Dupius Lauren Williams Pasmore Mozart Minnie Johnson J. E. Monroe Annie L. Harwood Olympian Society

Special City Election on Bonds for Dillon Water Works

Beaverhead county Montana reports a February 10 1902 special election to decide issuing bonds valued at 24000 for Dillon water works. City officials appoint polling places judges clerks and a registration agent while council tightens enforcement against gambling.

Dillon White Selway Paul Eliel Elie Paul Beaverhead County Montana A. D United States New York City H. R. Melton City Hall A. Sullivan George Hughes Norris Hughes First Ward Fredley Cunnard Henry Burfiend H. F. Cope BE. J Conger Second Ward John Shiveley Christopher. Burfiend Josephus Rich R. P. Smith Fidel Huber William Cushing W. H. Spearin A.S. Rife I. Cashmore

Butte Man Arrested for Ice on Sidewalk

James Graham was arrested this week on a charge of keeping his sidewalk free of ice. The city vows strict enforcement of the sidewalk cleanliness law and Graham faces full prosecution.

Butte James Graham Graham

A Good Recommendation for Cham berlain’s Pills

A Cascade druggist Mr. H Weber testifies to Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets selling well to returning customers. He urges trying them for dull feelings after meals, bad taste, biliousness, loss of appetite, or constipation, promising relief and satisfaction.

Chamberlain 8. H. Weber Cascade Ons

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