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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
3
The Gandy Kitchen announces full operation of its Soda Fountain with fancy drinks sundaes and ices for family and party trade. It also presents a full line of Butter Cups Ribbon Candy Bitter Sweet Chocolates Burnt Almonds and other eastern city candies.
The article traces the history of military salutes from the hat tip to the head salute. It explains crowns and tournament traditions, crusader sword poses, and gestures signaling faith, fealty, submission, or friendship.
Notice of stockholders meeting for Southern Montana Telephone Company to be held in Dillon at 8 p m on June 16 1910. Purpose to consider increasing capital stock from 10000 to 50000 and transact other business. President Leonard Exirt Secretary FP A Hazev Barer, other officers listed.
J E Bell representing Detroit capitalists reports bonus promises for the Butte & Boise Railway fall short in the Big Hole basin. He and assistants appreciated local courtesy but fear Bracey or Wiswell will not favor the basin route. If alternative routes chosen, all signed bonuses will be promptly returned.
A survey by Engineer Thom as M Ward confirms a possible transcontinental line from the Big Hole into Anaconda with a 1 500 foot tunnel and 2 percent grade. The plan links the Butte Anaconda Pacific road and the Stuart Branch of the Northern Pacific near Mill Creek stockyards. Survey crews stay two weeks more toward Ralston, then to Jackson if favorable.
Helena May 31 State auditor and insurance commissioner H R Cunningham says after his San Francisco trip substantial fire insurance rate reductions have been secured in protected areas averaging 25 percent for dwellings and contents. Brick mercantile rates fall 30 percent, and several Montana towns receive 15 cent cuts on dwelling basic rates.
Travelers are invited to join a four day excursion to Salt Lake City from June 2 through June 5 by the Oregon Short Line. The trip is for conventions of the Young Men's and Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement Associations with details available from agents.
John S. Lott, an early Montana settler and town founder of Twin Bridges, died Monday night of heart failure at age 73. Born in Lottsville Pennsylvania in 1830, he joined the Vigilantes, aided restoration of law, and later farmed. Survived by brother Mortimer, never married. funeral held last Friday under Masons with Rev Wiley Mountjoy officiating.
Carl Mast acquires N. S. Wood business and will continue baggage and parcel deliveries across the city with promptness. He also offers kindling store wood and coal orders. place orders at the Tribune Store and the wagon will be signaled immediately.
On the Reynolds Ranch just south of Dillon, Stal lions are available in grade and full blood registered draft stock. Expected mature weight ranges from 1800 to 2000 pounds. The herd is acclimated and ready for service, with grades from high grade mares and registered sires. The climate exposure since weaning enhances health and usefulness.
The Dark Horse mine in Beaverhead county Idaho near the divide with Lemhi county is described as highly promising as a crosscut taps a copper silver gold vein about 1300 feet from ground break at 900 feet depth. The vein width is unknown but includes ore valued at $65 per ton crude. A tramline is planned and the company expects property value to rise by at least $1.5 million.
The Dillon Public Library lists evening hours from 7 to 9 30 pm on Monday Wednesday and Saturday for book distribution. Friday afternoon 4 to 6 and Saturday afternoon 3 to 6 are also open. Tuesday and Friday evenings the library is open to readers from 4 Rotf.
June 2 departures to Salt Lake City via Ore and Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Associations. Inclusive travel for members with details available from local agents. Ends with contact point 21-21.
William A Burgess of Danville Illinois recounts long term stomach liver and kidney trouble from 1898 to 1901 military service. He says three bottles of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey improved his condition and gained fifteen pounds. He endorses it as a tonic stimulant and renovator.
Advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey 7 as medical, health giving and universally prescribed by doctors. It claims to fortify overworked workers and delicate individuals, inviting readers to write to the Medical Department in New York for free advice and a health booklet.
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