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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1909

Page

3

Big Hole Basin Hopes Rise With New Growth Plans

Wisdom's T S Murray reports booming Big Hole basin prospects as creamery plans, cattle fattening, and an electric line loom. He cites high hay yields, rising land values, and a push to attract eastern settlers via a chamber of commerce. Mines expansion and a 320 acre colonization scheme target north fork settlers for dairying and strong mineral wealth.

T. S. Murray Wisdom Big Hole Basin Dillon Trisune Murray Bielenberg Walker Beaverhead County Missoula Flathead Indian Reservation Mr. Murray Chamber of Commerce North Fork Anaconda

Surveying Canyon a Hard Job

The Gilmore and Pittsburg survey through the canyon below Salmon Idaho progresses slowly. Engineer Ryder’s gang is at Butt's bar beyond Middlefork, about 75 miles from Salmon City, with a survey from Colson creek to Butt's bar. Engineer Cryderman nears Colson creek and ties into Ryder’s work. Work is dangerous, requiring rope descents, gads, and chisels, with a select crew of volunteers.

Salmon Idaho Gilmore & Pittsburg Company Ryder Butt’s Bar Middlefork Idaho County Salmon City Colson Creek Cryderman

Quaker Oats Promoted for Strength and Endurance

The article urges daily breakfast with Quaker Oats citing experiments showing cereal eaters excel in strength and endurance. It claims Quaker Oats leads in health benefits and economy among popular packaged foods. It notes two package sizes, regular and large family size, for different households.

Young Writer Seeks Life Subscription for Publication

In London Tit-Bits a young writer offers a short story to an editor with no pay beyond a life subscription, joking that the editor may live fifty years, while the writer means the paper's lifespan not his own. The exchange captures wit about publishing economics and commitment.

Lfe London

First Kindergarten Founder Froebel

The first kindergarten opened by Froebel in 1837 at Brandenburg Germany. Fifteen years later he died, ending a short but influential period that shaped early education for children. The 1851 Prussian ban on kindergartens coincided with his death from a broken heart, not realizing his life’s work would be seen as noble.

Froebel Brandenburg Germany Prussia

German Way of Serving Asparagus

A Good Housekeeping note explains why German asparagus tastes tender and delicate. The outside skin is scraped from each stalk before cooking, a prep step many may find slow but is done quickly with a sharp knife and yields superior flavor.

Germany America

Hidden Predictors Echo in Uncertain Times

The Louisville Courier-Journal notes how unexpected events challenge forecasts as people claim foresight even when surprises occur. The dialogue suggests the tension between prediction and randomness in daily life.

Dillon Public Library Evening Hours For Book Distribution

The Dillon Public Library announces evening hours for book distribution and reader access. Open 7 to 9 30 PM on Monday Wednesday and Saturday, with Friday 4 to 6 PM and Saturday 3 to 6 PM. Also open Tuesday and Friday evenings.

Dillon Public Library

British Savings Clubs and their festive cash hoards

Working people in England widely use savings clubs from shops to pubs. Banks often pay out large sums to clubs in December, creating storage challenges as cash, gold, silver, and copper must be divided among many members.

England London Workmen’s Saving Club

Real estate and mining deeds in Armistead and Horse Prairie areas

A series of transfers including multiple warranty deeds from George and Albert Selway to H B Selway for 360 acres near Armistead and other parcels in P and O addition, Barnett and Hogans alley, plus mining deeds in Utopia, Pioneer, and Elk horn districts. Notable items include 320 acres in Big Hole, 160 acres on Horse Prairie, 1% interests in Indian Chief lodes and Prosperity Bar placer, and a water right at Cave creek. Prices range from 1 to 3500 dollars with several 1 dollar motivations and a patent for 313.72 acres near Bannack.

George D. Selway Albert E. Selway H. B. Selway Armistead Matthew Orr Priscilla Smith Edward N. Sawyer Frank Sawyer Barnett Charlotte Lea Mary B. Elliott Hogan A. R Jacobs Clem Staffenberg Utopia District Lucien Eby Mary E. O'Rourke Prosperity Bar Placer Pioneer District Mary F. Hennessy W. Frank B. Williams Bannack Fred A. Randolph Cave Creek Clark's Gulch Robert Khuni Frank Gosman Humboldt Lode Elkhorn District F. B. Powell B. F. Osborne Jim Lode

Baby cyclone hits Dell area in Rocky Mountains

A so called baby cyclone passed four miles from Dell, Montana last Monday afternoon, tearing through Stephen Cook's shearing camp. H C Patterson, Dell county commissioner, said the twister caused tents and bedding to be blown away but reported no serious damage. He was in Dillon Tuesday to confirm the event.

Rocky Mountains Dell H. C. Patterson Board of County Commissioners Mr. Patterson Dillon the Tribune Stephen Cook Mr. Cook

Easter Island’s Lost World Weighs On The Pacific

New York Telegram notes Easter Island a volcanic islet of 47 square miles with extinct craters discovered on Master Sunday 1722 by Roggeveen. It hosts over 500 stone statues and houses with undeciphered tablets, and a population once 150, largely decimated by guano labor. Since 1888 it has served as a Chilean convict station.

Easter Island Pacific Islet Rogeeveen I Sland New York Telegram

Then and Now. A candid business confession and pact.

Wilkins laments near bankruptcy and seeks help from Tilkins. Tilkins agrees to partner, promising to run things. The two seal the deal with a terse line about friendship and loyalty.

Tilkins Wilkins

Ten Years Later in Act III A Partner’s Burden

In London Scraps a wealthy Mr. Wilkins wealth contrasts with his sadness as he laments the loss of profits from taking a partner. The guest praises his prosperity while Wilkins admits the partnership was a fatal mistake.

Wilkins London

The Poor Doctor

Hawkins asks if a doctor was sent for and whether recovery is near Robbins believes the doctor expects the patient to be out soon noting the doctor wished the call had come earlier.

Hawkins Robbins Puck

Jiggs and Figg Dialogue Sparks Humorous Silence

Nine men out of ten avoid talking when silences are praised. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat features Figg and Fogg banter about Mrs Jiggs. Fogg jokes about calling her pretty only if he could speak to her.

St. Louis Globe- Democrat Figg Eos

Salvation Army Seeks $3000 to Buy Dillon Building

The Salvation Army in Dillon aims to raise $3,000 to purchase the North Montana Street brick building now housing the Army. Major J H Durand of Butte leads the fundraising drive with support from the Helena Commercial Club praising the Army’s community work and urging local subscriptions through Fidel Huber or Army officers.

Montana Street Salvation Army Army J. H. Durand Butte Wyoming Idaho Dillon Helena Commercial Club Barnes Helena Fidel Huber

Scott & Dunn Advertise Wood and Coal Delivery Service

To the public we announce the transfer of F C McFadden’s wood and coal business. Scott & Dunn now operate with two wagons and ready stock to provide immediate service or delivery. Call up 5L for patronage. Scott & Dunn.

F. C. McFadden Scott & Dunn

Opening of Indian Reservations and Title Pamphlet Sale

Announcement promoting the opening of Flathead Spokane and Couer d Alene reservations. Claims homesteads valued from 5000 to 20000 dollars and offers a pamphlet by mail from R M McCracken, Land Attorney, Boise Idaho, with a 50 cent price and no postage.

Flathead Spokane Couer d‘Alene Indian R. M. McCracken Boise Idaho

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