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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1910

Page

3

Road freight rules and track work on Salmon line

Freight in carload lots to Leadore must have ground personnel and pay demurrage if detained. Re shipment from Bedrock allowed. shipper bears risk. High water could delay. track expected to Salmon by March first barring ice gorge. Trestle at Cruikshank canyon 800 feet long, 30 feet high, currently being filled with gravel by a steam shovel. long snow sheds already built on the Montana side for drifts.

Leadore Lemhi Salmon Idaho The Herald Cruikshank Canyon Montana

Studebaker E M F 30 Defends Enduring Quality Over Models

A strong defense of the E M F 30 and Studebaker policy argues that yearly model changes mislead buyers. It contrasts past promises with present reliability, notes test results and tire efficiency, and urges customers to choose consistency over new model hype.

Studebaker Glidden Munsey

Real Estate Transfers and Decrees Listed

Sheriff deed transfers one lot in Rifes addition to Dillon Lumber Co for 292 dollars. Warranty deeds show Mary J. Harkness to Frank M. Andrus for one lot for 1 dollar, James Powelson to Thomas B. Taylor for one lot to Northern Pacific Railway for 360 Beaverhead acres, and a water right of 25 inches from McIntyre springs. Decree distributes J C Metlen estate interests in Dillon.

Dillon Lumber Company Rife Mary J. Harkness Frank M. Andrus Armstead James Powelson Thomas B. Taylor Wisdom Northern Pacific Railway Company Beaverhead Corn County David N. Woodside McIntyre Springs Vipond Park J. C. Metlen Craig Cornell Dillon Jennie C. Metlen Bertie M. Howard Marlow

Seattle Firm Buys Big Hole Basin Beef Steers

About five thousand head of the Big Hole basin beef steers have been sold to Frye-Bruhn company of Seattle. F. J. Fraser represents the Seattle firm, paying top prices for the hay-fed cattle. Still several thousand head remain available, with more sales expected next week to keep the coast buyer as the leading purchaser.

Big Hole Frye-Bruhn Company Seattle F. J. Fraser

Powell County High School to play B C H S at Dillon Theatre

Friday January 28 a televised style basketball game will be shown at Dillon Theatre. Powell County High School faces B C H S in a evenly matched contest with Herbert Matteson George Matteson Irvin Shiplett Frank Trask Byron Ward Earl Hading and Roy Evans on the visitors roster. Prin C W Street and Prof Ritter accompany the team. Tip off at 8 15 PM.

Dillon Dillon Theatre Powell County High School Herbert Matteson George Matteson Irvin Shiplett Frank Trask Byron Ward Earl Hading Roy Evans Prin. C. W. Street Prof. Ritter

Services at Baptist Church in Dillon Montana 1910

Sunday services at the First Baptist church include morning worship at 1 with Capt Meisner of the Salvation Army and an evening song service at 730 featuring Anthem More Love to Thee and Vocal solos. Ladies quartet and choir perform. sermon noted. Notice dissolves Holden and Eldridge partnership with bills to S R Eldridge.

Baptist Church First Baptist Church Meisner Salvation Army Mazanti Dillon Montana Holden and Eldridge S. R. Eldridge N. E. Hoven S. R. Evpripce

Mast Expands Delivery of Wood and Parcels in City

Carl Mast, who has purchased the N.S. Wood delivery and kindling business, will continue prompt baggage and parcel delivery citywide. Wood and coal orders taken. leave at Tribune Store and wagon will be flagged promptly.

Carl Mast N.S. Wood Tribune

Future Farmers Are Active

The piece argues that despite scarce rain, large crops are possible with moisture conservation. It notes many semi arid homesteaders struggle due to poor moisture economy and lack of knowledge, while some western areas achieve forty to fifty bushels of wheat on twelve to fifteen inches of rain.

Star Gazing This Week Comet A Of 1910 Seen Across Skies

Locals report clear evenings revealing Kessler's Comet A of 1910 in the southwest for about an hour after sunset. The bright dot near Venus will grow brighter over the next week before fading below the horizon as the comet travels east and north, roughly 4 million miles from the sun.

Kessler C. N. Kessler Venus

Oregon Short Line lecture car headed to fruit regions

Agent 8 S Carruthers sought to bring an Oregon Short Line lecture car to benefit local farmers. The car, carrying fruit and potato growing instruction, has been sent primarily to Idaho and Utah fruit sections, with plans to extend to this area later.

S. Carruthers Oregon Utah Idaho Carruthers

Beaverhead District Court to Hear Large Water Case

A major water rights suit will open in Beaverhead County during the February term. On February 14 at 9 30 a m Judge E K Cheadle will preside in Lewistown. Plaintiffs Martin Barrett Nels Nelson and Dave Metlen lead a nearly 100 defendant list over Horse Prairie Creek and tributaries. The case is anticipated as lengthy.

Beaverhead County District Court E. K. Cheadle Lewistown Martin Barrett Nels Nelson Dave Metlen Horse Prairie Creek

Special stockholders meeting for bank capital increase

Notice announces a special meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Dillon Montana at 8 p m Monday February 2 1910 to vote on increasing capital stock to 200000 dollars. First publication January 21 1910. H Gripert cashier. 4t

First National Bank of Dillon Montana J. H. Gripert

Card of Thanks for Bertha Harkness

We extend sincere thanks to friends who cared for us during the illness and death of our daughter and sister Miss Bertha Harkness. Mrs. M. J. Harkness and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. AnpRus express appreciation.

Bertha Harkness M. J. Harkness F. M. Anprus

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