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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
5
The document records the fire department signaling protocol with ward by ward general alarms, pauses, and numbered taps. It also lists taps for fire outs and for regular and special meetings and practice calls.
Dr. R. R. Rathbone dentist operates office over First National Bank. John W. Morton Co advertises groceries at good prices. Public school grounds undergo lawn conversion after heavy June rains. The pasture and range reportedly in excellent condition after recent weather.
Local items cover Fourth of July activities in Dillon, changes at businesses, and residents traveling or visiting relatives. Notables include Emmerson Hill and A Decker visiting Bedrock, Mrs Yeaman’s family trips, and Robert Bears qualifying for a U S Army quartermaster post. Routine society, trades, and leisure notes fill the page.
In a preliminary hearing before Judge Rish County Attorney Melton and Hon. Haste, witnesses testified about a black horse branded FS taken by boys from Rudolph Peterson. The horse was later identified as Petersons. Judge Rith postponed ruling to Tuesday morning as defendants were bound over to district court.
The Dillon Cafe opened in the Morse building formerly Olmsted and Logan grocery space. H. J. Bostwick will manage and hire all white staff, promising fine meals for value. The notice also advertises 960 acres in Centennial valley with water rights, two houses, a stable, and range, offered by Johnson and Burt Real Estate Agents with favorable terms.
Two popular Sheridan youths Sidney L. Foster and Ethel Squire wed at Christ Church Rectory in a simple ceremony conducted by Rev. C. E. Tuke. Relatives and close friends attended as the couple begin married life with no honeymoon. Miss Squire, formerly of Dillon, was a member of the Tripune force and has many local friends offering congratulations.
Amos A. King of Port Byron New York aged 85 suffered a leg sore for much of his life. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed the sore completely. Sold by Riley the druggist at 25 cents with guarantee as the world’s great healer of sores burns cuts wounds and piles.
Debt settlement appeal from Robert Bears after selling his blacksmithing business to Eaton and Sanders. He asks all owing parties to settle promptly before leaving for San Francisco around July 15 and remains at the old stand until then to meet customers.
Hay contracts to let are advertised with the contact address of J. E. Morse. The notice indicates property or hay lands available for lease and provides the forwarding name for inquiries and bids. It reflects a brief classified notice common to agricultural postings in the period.
The Dillon police chief Stone earns praise from Sheriff’s deputy Tracy for tracking crooks within his territory and intercepting three robbers who fled south. One suspect confessed details of a bunkhouse robbery. Joe Oishi returns to Dillon to run the Metropolitan chop house after leaving his Jap restaurant.
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