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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1916
Page
6
The listing shows No. 32 southbound, No. 30 southbound, No. 29 northbound, and No. 31 northbound with times including a 1:58 p.m. reference and an old figure 7245.
A frost touched the area Tuesday night while townsfolk like Frank Blair and J W Scott visited Dillon from Grant and Armstead. Local ads promote livery service at Anderson Livery, steel ranges at Tattersall's, and coal at Spring Canyon Utah. TribUma sale outlets, stationery, hay, and real estate listings appear, with visits from many regional residents and notes on county businesses and events.
A cloud burst near the S Lasich ranch last Friday caused extensive damage including flooded outhouses and kitchen, a two foot lower house section spared, deep water on the highway, loss of 100 chickens and ruined garden. A mobile was buried in mud and a Twin Bridges auto stage was abandoned across the washout. Community events followed with local basketball games, hunting trips, and family news reported.
Sheriff Erwin of Livingston brought in Harry Tanda Tuesday morning. Tanda is charged with stealing $60 from a Jap at Lima.
Representing the Beaverhead Automobile Club George R Featherly of Anaconda attended the state good roads meeting in Anaconda last week.
Tickets for the upcoming chautauqua sold well at many business houses in the first of the week. Public demand appears strong as sales continue.
Mr and Mrs Duke Gist and Miss Mary departed Monday for the Gist ranch near Jackson where they expect to stay about ten days.
Fifteen dead and at least ten missing as floods sweep five states from North Carolina to West Virginia after last week’s hurricane. Damages top about 15 million dollars with rail and telegraph service disrupted and many towns isolated.
The postmaster general of Denmark reports that British authorities seized all first class mail on the Danish liners Frederick VIII bound for New York and Oscar II from New York, per Overseas News agency.
Reginald McKenna, chancellor of the exchequer, told the house of commons that British expenditures now exceed 30 million dollars each day.
Washington reports President Wilson signed a bill accepting federal ownership of the log cabin where Abraham Lincoln was born near Hodgenville Kentucky and a memorial hall enclosing the cabin.
More than 5,000 Rotarians attend the seventh annual International convention in Cincinnati. They complete a brief business session and plunge into a spirited lineup of entertainment and activities as the event kicks off.
At Sheridan the Baxter-Tonney orchestra provided music for a dance on Wednesday evening. Dillon attendees included Mrs. B A Tower and several summer visitors from Clearview such as Misses Anne Shafer Viola Hollingsworth Frankie Andrus Katherine Josephine Henrietta Jones Mrs. Forest Bayerd and men Jack Noonan H C Burfiend Ernest Gleed George Baker H B Soulen Dewey Cashmore Alvin Jones Ross Sugg Roy Forester W W Jamesson Howard Morse Fred Chapman and Dr Thorkelson.
Over the past week marriage licenses issued include Joseph Stevens and Lillie Stanfield of Dillon and John H. Truax and Estella Hopper, both residents of Dillon.
Endorsed as the world’s best corn remedy, Gets-It claims to remove corns, calluses, warts and bunions in two seconds with a painless application. Sold 25 cents a bottle by E. Lawrence & Co. and advertised in the Tribune, with Dillon as a selling point.
Montana Beaverhead district court orders show cause for selling Hannah J. Smith estate real property. Executors Edward C. Smith John B. Smith and Elza Smith must appear August 12, 1916, at 10 a.m. in Dillon to justify sale. Publication ordered weekly for four weeks in Dillon Tribune. Dated July 14, 1916. Also notices primary election registration closing July 29 1916 with instructions for registration and voting eligibility.
Sealed proposals for about 200 tons of Kemmerer quality coal to be delivered to the Public school house in School District No. 10 Dillon Montana. Bids must be sealed marked and filed by August 1 1916. The board reserves the right to reject all bids. Dated July 13 1916. R F Tattersall Clerk Beaverhead County Montana School District No 10.
Notice announces the closing of registration for the primary nominating election to be held in Beaverhead county Montana on Tuesday August 29 1916.
An advertisement asserts that deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous catarrh. It promises a $100 reward for any deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure, and promotes related pills for constipation.
Helena E. Curtis RN of 42 tf is named in a local notice related to Curtis Hospital on South Washington Street and the Kingsbury residence.
Real estate notice for a 160 acre ranch located five miles south of Dillon Montana. Includes contact at Box 624 Dillon Montana. Details reference 7t £.
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