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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
8
A brief notice notes prices have fallen and products are available with consideration of their construction. The message emphasizes affordability and value in the current offerings.
Acacia offers rooms for rent at 419 South Atlantic street. Dr. Rathbone plans a sanitary plumbing install at his residence near Pacific and Glendale. Various residents visit Dillon. bids for a new post office location will be called soon. a city Dads meeting is planned. Local shops advertise furniture, groceries, coal, and baby carriages.
A warrant is issued for A. S. Bacon on embezzlement of $10,000 from the Victor Orchard company. Bacon disappeared about 60 days ago and was last seen in Memphis Tennessee.
John West hired a horse and buggy in Butte paying $3 to Walkerville then drove late. The horse showed up in Butte offered for sale by Adolph Svilkovish named as West’s pal. Deputy Scully arrested the man with a Jewish name who said the horse was given to him to sell by West. West was captured by Under Sheriff Erwin and Acting Chief Oliver in brush near the stock yards and both men were taken to Butte by Stock Inspector Collins.
A sixteen passenger Lossel stage broke a rear axle on a downhill stretch near Bear Gulch. The coach rolled over sending all aboard, mostly hay field workers, to the bank with various injuries. Mrs. Plimpton suffered a fractured temple and deep facial wounds. She is resting and expected to recover.
Letters remaining uncalled for in the Dillon Montana post office will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C if not called for within two weeks Grace Lamont P M Dillon Montana July 14 1911 list of names included Do you read this paper If not why
Livingston reports pioneer Thomas Churchill of the Gallatin valley and Eastern Montana died Tuesday after an apoplectic attack while bathing at Chico Springs. His body was shipped to Manhattan where a son resides.
A. Burger, a sheep herder, was sentenced to 10 days in the county jail after stumbling from the Elk saloon and shattering a $20 plate glass window. He attributed his lapse to Jamaica Ginger overdose, but the judge ruled otherwise. Officer Grant witnessed the incident. Burger appeared Monday night in town.
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