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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
10
Dillon glimpses of travel and visits. Columba Mansfield of Horse Prairie and Miss Fern Hinkley of Butte visit town. Mrs Anna Hart visits Boise with her son. Various Dillon residents travel to Butte and Spokane. A baby joins Mr. and Mrs. Scott. Advertisements for hardware, tinware, laundry, shoes, and cleaning services accompany the notes. Notable outings include Fourth of July attendance and quiet arrests.
Patent and warranty deeds cover 400 acres above Dillon to James R. Gartner and 160 acres in Grasshopper creek valley to William R. Wright. Transfers include 280 acres to William A. Jones, 160 to Thomas F. Hamilton, and numerous 160 acre parcels in Grasshopper creek valley. Various small consideration deeds and desert entries complete the record.
Albert Lowry known as Dad and one of the city’s oldest residents died at his home Wednesday morning after a long illness. Funeral services were led by Rev. Jesse Lacklen with burial at Mountain View cemetery. A longtime carpenter in Dilton he was the father of Mrs. F. M. Thomas who recently died.
Max Lauterbach rode Friday’s train to Dillion and sold his wool clip for just over 16 cents. He loads the wool at Alder this week, according to the Twin Bridges Monitor.
A 19th century ad touts Drying garseid and Cream Balm for drying up catarrh and preventing serious forms. It claims safe, painless application with rapid relief, marketed by Ely Brothers of 56 Warren Street New York and available in 50 cent size from druggists.
The text extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle, effective healthful laxative regime. It notes physician approval and broad family satisfaction, urging purchase of the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product. It also mentions a paint component, graphite production at Niagara Falls, and coal and petroleum coke as input materials.
Graphite, a near pure carbon, enables electrotyping and electroplating by forming conducting surfaces for metal deposition. It also makes pencil cores and crucibles, with major sources in Sonora Mexico and Ceylon supplying fibrous varieties for industrial use.
Carl Decker wed Nellie Nugent on Monday in Armstead with close family present. Nellie taught at Armstead for two terms and Carl, nephew of Col. Decker, runs a lumber and transfer business in Grant. They will reside in Grant. Boost for the County Fair.
Geo Baker a prominent Dillon ranchman and Reynolds estate manager wed Miss Addie J Williams in a quiet Butte ceremony last Friday. The couple returned to Dillon Saturday and will settle at the Reynolds ranch where Baker is respected as a top businessman and Mrs Baker is highly regarded.
Mr and Mrs O M Best Mrs Best Judson Best and Mr Stahl traveled from Dillon in the Best Buick touring car to the Best Irving sheep camp on Three Mile creek. They spent several hours there and returned to Dillon the same evening declaring the outing most enjoyable.
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