Dillon Headlines and Local Notices in a Week
Numerous items report visitors, sales, and community notes in Dillon Montana. Town updates include new wood crossings, a county road project, and business ads for coal transfer and heating.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
8
Numerous items report visitors, sales, and community notes in Dillon Montana. Town updates include new wood crossings, a county road project, and business ads for coal transfer and heating.
Dr. A B Martin performed the Presbyterian ceremony at the bride’s parents home six miles north of Monida. About 150 guests attended as Miss Tessimona wore light blue silk and Mr Edward wore black. A dinner followed and the couple will start housekeeping on a Centennial valley ranch rented by Mr Edward.
The Ladies Aid society will serve dinner in the church lecture room on the Fourth of July. Do not cook at home. Bring company to the church and enjoy a large cool, airy room for a good meal.
The Elks Convention in Dallas Texas offers excursions via the Oregon Short Line and Overland Route. Tickets go on sale from Utah and Wyoming July 8 and July 9, from other points July 7. Final limit August 6. See agents for rates and details.
A Town hobo pretending to be cripple and deaf busts a plate glass at Kupfer's drug store after a refused small donation. Police arrest him in the alley. hearing before Police Judge Conger leads to an $80 fine. Included is a note on P Blair elected club president and officers.
The Horse Prairie Club has filed articles of incorporation with the clerk and recorder. The organization aims to promote the Prairie and provide social entertainment and recreation for members and friends.
C A Smith, prominent horse buyer in the city, was seriously injured last Friday when his horse bolted on Kentucky Avenue. The cart jolted him free, breaking a rib that punctured a lung and leaving him bruised. Latest reports say he is recovering as quickly as possible.
Prof J E Monroe, voluntary observer, reports for June a mean of 54.2 degrees with a high of 84 on the 15th and a low of 31 on the 20th 17th and 18th. Total precipitation 3.54 inches with 10 clear 9 partly cloudy and 11 cloudy days and frosts on the 17th 18th and 20th. Thunder storms occurred on many dates and the wind blew mainly from the southwest.
A saddle horse, black with IH branded on left hip, was stolen from a barn near Dillon Montana on June 19. Reward of $10 offered. Reported by Louis Horr man.
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