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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1891
Page
5
In Dillon the death of Mrs. Sarah Gaulter Witter wife of Hon. A C Witter is reported after mitral regurgitation. She leaves two daughters aged eight and six. The bereaved husband, recently in Helena, faced neuralgia and pneumonia. Funeral arrangements are noted for Butte.
Local Dillon notes report militia drill next Wednesday and a revival at the Methodist and Baptist churches. Topics include a new Minister's Club, a shooting gallery addition, tax lists, license to wed, farewells, travel notes, and upcoming church services.
Lambert Eliel left for La Porte Indiana on Tuesday. Leonard Eliel visited Dewey's Flat Saturday. Dr. Pickman was called to Red Rock yesterday. M Selway returned from Salt Lake City. Gov. B F White spent Saturday in the Smoky City. Mrs L A Brown of Barretts was in the city Monday. Chris Mayer of Point of Rocks visited Dillon friends Sunday. Ed Goodwin is recovering from pneumonia. G W McCabe of Ogden is visiting George Wall. Bert Parmeter of Sheridan took the U N for Topeka Tuesday. A L Stone visited Argenta this week in an official capacity. Miss Mary Rich left for Deer Lodge to enter the Montana College. H F Jackson of Bannack hotel was in the city this week. Henry Thompson came from Lima to prove up on his desert land claim. Arthur Judges, now of Caldwell Idaho, visiting Dillon. Walter Sebree left Caldwell for Boston to resume studies last week. Sheriff John Miller of Lemhi county Idaho was in Dillon on official business. Emil Timer of Freed Timer left for St Louis on business. C Y Reeder visited Dillon this week returning to the Flathead country. Rev and Mrs Wilks celebrated their golden wedding last Friday. The Tribune extends congratulations. Mrs J P Wenrich has returned from Missoula to Dillon. W H Smead and family left for Missoula to reside permanently. Mr and Mrs Thomas Teal of Glendale attended the Minuet hop. David Metlen of lower Horse Prairie said stock will winter with little loss. Walter B Starr of Lima returned from a month's layoff in Helena. Due to mild winter we offer a large stock of heating stoves at reduced prices. tt Rane and Morton.
Miss Mamie Roe left for Deer Lodge and Anaconda on Tuesday to organize juvenile meetings and led the quarterly service at the Methodist church Sunday before returning home Wednesday. Presiding Elder Mills was absent. Mrs Dan Chapman and her mother Mrs John Shively returned to Dillon after a five month eastern visit, meeting Mr Chapman at Pocatello.
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