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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1890

Page

5

Pigs for Sale and Local Notices in Dillon

Pigs for sale three-quarter-blood Poland-China pigs at Dillon ranch or delivered. James Kirkpatrick also selling near new running gear for a Schuttler wagon. Dr J C Leonard, dentist, will visit Dillon in three to four weeks for practice. Advertises hay contracting on Horse Prairie. Bee Hive offers milk shakes and local paper bundles for sale. Town treasurer T Eastmay reminds dog owners to pay tax by August 1 1890 or dogs will be killed. Townsend listing pigs for sale at $5 each. Union Pacific announces reduced rates from Montana to Omaha and other cities, first class $40 second class $25, round trip 30 days, final 90 days.

J. C. Leonard Dillon Poland-China J. B. Townsend Dillon, Mont Union Pacific Montana Omaha Council Blaffs Sioux City St. Joe Leavenworth Kansas City E. V. Maze Gard Aig A Lows College Butte Trreanx Co R. C. Halliday Ogden Argenta Lee Mantle New Electric Light Works Mantle Miner Charles A. Fleser Robert Burns Merose Adolph Eliel E. P. Dungan Thomas L. Graham Great Falls Charles Jacob Sipe Junction Idaho R. Lewis Rutter Justice, Bateman & Co Philadelphia

Local Dillon Notes Show Hay Markets and City News

In Dillon this week many ranchmen visited town buying haying supplies as the county’s hay crop nears two thirds. D. M. Wadams sold his Medicine Lodge hay ranch to T. B. Craver. Fred Vick and family move to Bannack for permanent residence. A Pacific street runaway caused excitement with no damage. George Allison moves to the Wick residence on Railroad avenue. Bishop Brewer preached at St. James Church. Co. E to meet for skirmish drill next Wednesday at the armory. Temperatur e hit 98 at 2 pm amid a hot day.

Trisi&e D. M. Wadams T. B. Craver Medicine Lodge Fred Vick Bannack Pacific Street Dillon George Allison Montana Street Wick Railroad Avenue Bishop Brewer St. James Church Co. E Jane Selway Montana Jacob P. Fletcher Jacob James C. W. Birchard Fyhrie Board of Health Charles R. Compton Compton Luke Lavery Pocatello Luke Honeywell Butte James Lapish George Wall W. C. Gibson C. L. Campbell Argenta B. B. Gilliland Iis Charles Richardson Missoula Harley Thompson Sheriff Rose Dewey J.C. Kepler Anaconda E. H. Brundage Sheridan John W. Morton M. M. Freed D. Hooker Pond Glendale George C. Peck Butte Daily Miner Great Northwest Peck Tarponr W.C. Walls Fannie Phil H. Poindexter National Park Pacific Coast St. Louis

In Memoriam Life Sketch of Mrs Jane Selway

The obituary profiles Mrs Jane Reynolds Selway who died in Albion Michigan on July 7 1890 at age 51 born in Llanidloes Montgomeryshire North Wales, emigrated with her parents to Utica New York and later Wisconsin then Montana. She left seven children and was a pioneer and devout Methodist active in Sunday schools prayer meetings and frontier church work. Her husband and family receive community sympathy.

Jane Reynolds Selway Albion Mich Mountain View Dillon Llanidlous Montgomeryshire North Wales Utica N.Y Kenosha Wisconsin John R. Selway Montana Charlie Robert Lloyd Wyoming Ernest Delos Blanche Dickey Selway Dlove Iron Horse

Personal notices of Dillon area residents and visitors

A long list of citizens and guests visiting or passing through Dillon, including N E Hammer in Helena, John Leggett of Butte, James Myers, James O Neil, Rev. Wilks, Postmaster Lamont, and many others. Items note brief travels, business trips, mining and ranching activity, church duties, and social visits. Also public notice urging property owners to clear water ditches or face fines.

N. E. Hammer Helena John A. Leggett Butte William Bernstein Spring Hill Jacob Hartwig Birch Creek Sheriff Rose Dewey James Myers William Gills Red Rock R. C. Halliday Lion City Joseph A. Brown Melrose Dillon Herr Bannock City Joseph Wilks Methodist Episcopal Church Bozeman Methodist Church Women's Foreign Missionary Society David Lamont Chicago Milwaukee Washington Providence A. L Rockford Mias Blanche Lamont Tom B. Miller Mantle & Warren Tom Pacific Mutual Company Tom Miller Miner

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D. J. Hennessy J. Hennessy Mercantile James Kirkpatrick Schuttler A‘salles Horse Prairie Joan C. Brenner Amesville Mont Trisong Cosmopolitan Magazine T. Eastmay ST. Mary's Academy Salt Lake City Utah The Sisters of Holy Cross Crowell & Nuckolls H. Cushing Hib Derriez Building the Tribune Butte City Stock Exchange George F. Marsh William Mauldin Judge Holden Frank Hunter Holden William Ryan Turner Ryan Justice King Tunner Thomas Flynn Peter Wilson Holden Tuesday Henry B. Meade T. West Bridwell Millersburg Grace M. BE Mr. Meade Miss Bridwell Duncan Wadams John Nugent Daly's Spur John Hammer Minnie Miller Rose Klauber W. L. McIntosh C. W. W. Rote Archie Gibson Bannock Hotel Beaverhead Monday T. J. Conner Virginia City H. D. Weenink Lima William H. Beck Washington, D. C Steven Cook James O'Neil James Mansfield Horse Praire Oscar Paul John Bowman Goodwin T. Paul George 5. Wright Avon Dillon Friends Mr. Hammer Thomas M. Pengilly Boston Pengilly C. M. Freed Claude Lawrence A. Brown Barret Mr. Brown W. ©. Rader Rader Board of Trustees William F. Pahnish Grasshopper Valley Eastman House Frank Harvey J. R. Holden C. L. Miller John Cusick Ed Rang R. B. Wilson Charlie Cunnard Louis Kauffman William Prichard H. Beers James Edie B. M. Wicks B. F. White Will Eastman Ogden Springs Morse Lemhi City of L. C. Fram
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