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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1894

Page

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Red Rock and Wisdom Notes and Beaverhead News

Rural Beaverhead county reports from Plain View and Red Rock detail dairy plans, stage delays, and mining news. High water, bear hunts, and bridge repairs affect travel. local officials announce school and Fourth of July preparations as bootlegging and road work continue in Dillon and surrounding towns.

Red Rock Rep Roox Plain View John Shefer Shefer Beaverhead Johnny Phil. Shenon Bannack G. F. Philips Dillon Lemhi Salmon City A. Williams George Barack Curtley Creek Placer Mining Co I& M Fred Lamphier Fred Worthy County Millie Coffin Wworthy H. J. Thompson Beaverhead County Noyes Russell Helena Fox’s Deweys Wisdom Board of County Commissioners Melrose Silver Bow County Shineberger Carl Swanatrom Bishop's John't. Yee J.T. Ross Argenta A. I. Sears Thos. H. Judge Polans M. Ames G. M. Berger Lins J. W. Sutherland Birch Creek Willis Geo. B. Conway Glendale Scott Galbreath A. H. McVeigh Bowen Eugene Fox Fox Saml Barbour Hocla Daly’s Spur

Merchandise shipments move between Gibbonsville and Dunton

The article notes continued trade activity with Mr. Dunton, including Decker planning another trip, Brack delivering butter and eggs from Big Hole to Willard Dunton, and Chas. Spades sending a pack train of potatoes for Dunton before returning loaded with goods from his storehouse.

Gibbonsville Mr. Dunton Decker William Brack Big Hole Williard Dunton Chas. Spades

Education board weighs building plans for state institutions

Morse reports from Helena that public colleges and the Normal school face delays in this year's construction. An alliance of education bodies studies land grants and the Enabling Act as the legislature may earmark land for buildings. Funds exist to keep the Normal school running in temporary quarters. The Agricultural college could rely on up to $35,000 yearly federal aid. Dr. Jas Reed, formerly of the Montana College, was named president of the Bozeman Agricultural college.

Gisyonsville Barclay Poohere Gibbonsville Hubbs Barton & McMahon Burleigh Ingersoll Butler & Yourk Lick Creek Mr. Barclay Gibbonsville Lumber Co Crawford Sheep Creek Bull of the Woods Here C. J. Barclay Cainning Walter Butte Three Mile Ditch King Mining Co Fred Mercer Harry Redfield D. A. Pease Fair Hall Chesterfield Tda Trincau Kerehug Ina Pollinger Marie Lott John Lott Lester Hart. M. Murray Mr. Murray Great Falls United States Sheridan Costin Frank Morris Dr. Leason Dillon House Beck Garrett Bald Mountain Hatfield Montana JE ‘Morse Helens State Board of State University Agricultural College School of Mines Normal School Agricultural College and Experimental Station Jas. Reed College of Montana Bozeman

Bicycle Craze Spreads Through Butte and West

The city notes a growing bicycle craze with many riders at dusk, including 30 to 50 residents daily. Reports describe trips to Taylor creek and rough runs across flooded or muddy roads. Events list rail and meeting schedules and special fares for Montana excursions and conventions.

B.N. Stevenson D. Sanderson Taylor Creek Butte Inter Mountain

Local Court Docket Sees Fines and Suspensions

Norman Gordon received nine days on the streets for obscene language. Robert Perry convicted of drinking and disorderly conduct with a 24 hour suspended sentence, then absconded. Geo Stover fined five dollars and costs for riding a horse on the sidewalk. State of Montana vs Terrence Flynn found guilty of diverting water, fined five dollars and costs with appeal to district court. Tam URE office offers stylish work at moderate prices.

Fifth Judicial District Btate Montana Beayerhead County Adam Bink America Jane Dillon Beaverhead County Adam Fink Bannack Beaverhead Towit Jose Paue Rich Mont Norman Gordon Robert Perry Perry Geo. Stover State of Montana Terrence Flynn

Sale of Ladies and Children's Shoes

Sale advertised for ladies shoes including Dongola button shoes with patent leather tip in all sizes for $1.00. Ladies Oxford cloth top with patent tip at $1.50. Tan oxford $1.25 and $1.50. Children's and misses school shoes all sizes $1. Dongola patent tip $1.00.

A. Augendre Paris France D. M. Newbro Drug Company Butte Mont Oxford Tan Oxford

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