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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1907
Page
5
A record of whistle taps and signals for Fire Department operations lists first ward general alarm pauses and one tap, second ward general alarm pauses and taps, third ward general alarm with fire out and one tap, department meetings three taps with pauses, and practice call four taps with pauses.
rR Rathbone dentist office over First National Bank 42 tf Mrs E G Innes visiting relatives in Butte this week The Misses Driscoll of Butte visiting Miss Eliza Selway returned home Tuesday For sale necessities for restaurant good trade write to J M Gassett Sheridan Mont 28-41t A complete line of better grade groceries at right price at The Joan W Morton Co 20-1j
A collage of notices from Dillon and nearby towns includes weddings and visits, farm and shop ads, licenses, and social events. It cites Miss Ethel Hall, Miss Bessie Callaway, Mrs. Pearl Andrews, and others. rail and law updates. and community scenes around Tattersall's and Graeter Grocery with various local figures and places.
Light cattle receipts and an advancing market for dressed beef dominate the South Omaha stock market. Top cattle reach 6.85 with best dressed steers 6.30 to 6.85 and cows 2.00 to 5.00. hogs trend downward to 5.60 to 5.80. sheep and feeders rising as Idaho and Oregon consignments appear. Packery inspection dispute offer rejected for now.
Public notice for Mrs EMERICK SMITH stating a deadline on or before September 1 for a matter tied to property at the corner of Railroad Avenue and Bannack Street.
Ditton Implement Company unloads a car and promotes corrugated iron as cheaper to buy than shingles. It lasts longer and is easier to install. Call for current prices and products.
All persons using city water are forbidden to leave faucets open or sprinkle outside prescribed hours. Anyone disobeying will have water shut off at once. The reservoir is empty and must be kept full for fire protection. By order of the Water Committee.
Dillon Novelty Works advertises repair services with nine years experience in bicycle war gun and locksmithing cash registers graphophones and light machine work. They offer key fitting saw filing bicycle sundries new bicycles from 25 dollars second hand from 6 dollars and rental options and invite inspections of bicycles and Indian motorcycles before purchase.
Former Butte pitcher Garvin joined Dillon for the rest of the season after two games with Caldwell. Dillon fans regret losing the first game to Caldwell and criticize the decision that sent Garvin away. If he stays in Dillon he may become an outlaw in the baseball world, with Butte awaiting his return when Dillon money runs out.
The advertisement touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as ideal for constipation. It claims a pleasant bowel movement without disagreeable effects, priced at 25 cents with free samples. Sold by R. L. Riley.
Wanted contractors to bale and haul roughly 1500 tons of hay for the Brenner Live Stock Co on Horse Prairie Montana. Applications should be submitted to John C Brenner Grant Montana. Date 25 to 31.
A retiring blacksmith selling to Eaton and Sanders asks all debtors to settle promptly before leaving for San Francisco on July 15 at the old stand. The writer expresses gratitude for public patronage and signs OF.
Several hay contracts are available for prospective bidders. For particulars contact the listed agent or visit the address provided to inspect terms, quantities, and timelines before bidding.
The Tendoy Fund reports strong backing from the Montana Society of Pioneers as it seeks a monument for Chief Tendoy of the Lemhi Indians. The group sent 25 dollars with a letter of encouragement signed by J. A. Sanders, son of Col. W. F. Sanders, a noted western figure and early Montana senator.
Local tailor advertises spring suits at 132 Bannack Street with guaranteed quality and workmanship.
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