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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1903
Page
2
The Palace of Fine Arts will be on Art Hill above the lagoon, with the Festival Hall on the crest. The three-building plan forms an E shape to house a permanent central museum and annex galleries, all fireproof and well lit, preserving trees and park contours.
Mrs. R A Reynolds writes from New Cassel Wisconsin that Uncle Dick is doing well and has gained fifty pounds in sixty eight days Now weighing 150 pounds He can eat what he pleases and is feeling fine This is good news for Mr Reynolds Dillon friends
A Bonham Texas woman reports full recovery from ulceration and uterine issues after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery Pleasant Pellets and Lotion Tablets. She cites prior invalid treatment costing $100 and credits the medicines with renewed health and regularity. The notice warns against substitutes seeking profit.
Filed for record listings show Ed Richard transferring improvements on the Thompson ranch to Ben F. Butler on Wise river while Chas Mikus conveys to Martha E. Sapp a lot in Dillon. Multiple parcels and mineral claims near Wisdom and Vipond district are recorded, including Quartz lode locations and or mining company activity in Dillon.
Springs game ends with the Whitehalls 4 to 2 as winds miraculously abate during play. Posts note the upcoming visit of the Whitehalls and promise a tougher challenge for our boys. Married life hits John Wallace and Miss Campbell at Butte last week amid lively celebrations. A baby girl born to Frank Taylor’s wife dies hours after birth and burial follows beside a brother. Social dance planned due to mine layoffs. repairs on boilers and mill cause slowdown. News of residents moving, visiting, and pets of local families fills the town page. An afternoon at Guidici ranch draws 55 attendees with mosquitoes kept at bay and hearty refreshments served.
A violent tornado last evening near Streator killed five people and injured a score or more. It razed Western Vulcan Works and Adolph Stauber's clothing factory, damaged the driving park and baseball park, and overturned a bridge and many buildings.
The marriage of Miss Nora Marsh Accord of Kansas City and Pearl I Smith, formerly of Kansas City, occurred at Rev Dr Quayle's home. Accord is a niece of Judge Marsh of Independence and a former Kansas City teacher and Beaumont district principal. Smith works in Montana mining. A luncheon followed and the couple will travel west via Denver and Colorado Springs to Graphite camp near Yellowstone Park for the summer.
Mrs O M Best travels to Salt Lake for a brief visit. Mrs W B Oshter and Mrs George Dart plan a Saturday card gathering. Mrs Philip Lovell and Miss Lena Lovell issue invitations for a card party tomorrow. John Peterson, a hoist man at the Cable mine, returned home this week and will recuperate in Dillon.
List of letters in the Dillon Montana post office as of July 24 1903 including Alfred Anderson Mrs Mayme Boucher Robin Breck Geo R Conway and others. Uncalled letters will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed in 80 days. Grace Lamont postmistress.
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