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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1900

Page

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Sheep Shearers Busy on the Prairie

June notes from Medicine Lodge and surrounding areas describe Rev Smith visiting the Oraver family, Mrs. Mary Mitchell visiting Dillon, new house for Mrs. Frank Andrus, Lucille Shannon and friends visiting Wyne, and busy sheep shearers working for Mr. Shannon and others. The Wyne blacksmith ferries bronches, Mrs. Nels Nelson stays on Horse Prairie, and a bicycle track near Mrs. Horace McIntyre’s pasture is used as a race track. In TassA, Utley sisters attend a Presbyterian reception and local socials occur amid census work and horse roundups.

the Tribune Wino Bedrock P. O Rev Smith Dillon T. B. Oraver Medicine Lodge Mary Mitchell David Metlen Frank Andrus Lucille Shannon Burfiend Francis Wyne Horace McIntyre Anderson Williams Flora Oraver Propper Shannon Sandow Nels Nelson Tassa

Derailed Caboose Delays Train and Local Notices

A caboose derailed near Henneberry crossing blocks southbound service. the rail, hot from sun, expanded and caused the incident but no injuries. About 200 people in the canyon include passengers and railroad crews. trains delayed briefly. Local notes report school term ending for Miss Cashmore at Grayling and rail crew activity with Italian workers at Daly's Spur. Several residents visit Dillon and Bedrock while others travel. rain last week freshened the countryside. Nearby communities discuss road conditions and local society meetings in Pageville and Barretts.

the Tribune Ryan Canyon Henneberry’s Crossing Martin McManemy Miss Cashmore Patrick McManemy Bedrock Thos. Reiley California Canyon M. A. Henneberry Dillon Daly’s Spur Harry Shannon Horse Prairie

Disappearance of Richard Underwood's 13 year old son near Bannack

A 13 year old boy, son of Richard Underwood, vanished after being seen crossing a foot bridge to a dredge boat. Creeks and pits around the boats were dragged for days with no body found. Some think the boy ran away, but many doubt that view as searchers press on for clues.

Richard Underwood

Census Man Urges Respectful Cooperation For Accurate Count

The article urges residents to welcome census takers and assist their work, noting accuracy depends on careful details. It reports local weather on Quartz Hill, a death in Nantucket, a depot fire at Silver Bow Junction, and various local happenings including horse trade activity and a murder case in Butte with the plea entered of not guilty.

Moore Quartz Hill Frank FE. Defrieze Nantuckett Mass Oregon Short Line Silver Bow Junction Yale Tribune Pyle Rano Nev Otho Klemm W. A. Smith Dubois Hawley Hannah Hoffman Deer Lodge May First National Bank Butte F. W. Stephenson John Woodside Melrose de. Murrer Informa Clancy

Democrats Split Michigan Delegations at Montana Conventions

The Montana state Democratic committee clash sparked two rival conventions as Daly and Clark factions bolted, naming separate delegates to Kansas City. Deputies and arrests marked the melee at the Auditorium and Clark’s 300 delegates later settled at the opera house amid bitter boos for Gov. Smith.

Butts Clark Daly Beaverhead County W. H. Cochran Cochrell State Central Committee Padley Tom W. Poindexter Benaverhead Gallatin Lewis and Clarke and Park Cockrell Dalyites Henry M. Neil Lewis and Clarke Daly Wing Kansas City State Committee Opera House W. A. Clark H. L. Frank Silver Bow F. A. Higgine Missoula T. Hauser R. J. Fitzgerald Ogscade J. M. Holt M. Neil H.C. Stiff Tom McTague Deer Lodge David Marks Lewis & Clarke Edwin Norriia Beaverhead A.J. King Flathead Madison John KR. Toole National Bob Smith Bobsmith Montana Gov. Smith Committee On Credentials

New Road Survey Aims to Bypass Glenhill to Dillon

Surveyors map a new route from Glen to Dillon to avoid Glenhill. The line would run south of Glen along the river for about three miles then turn south to Apex and intersect the main line near the fair grounds. State land ownership suggests smooth right of way, reducing helper crews and saving about 30 minutes to Butte. construction may start next year.

Glen Dillon Glen Hill Apex Fair Grounds Glenhill Here Butte

Electric Bitters Restore Health for Run Down Victims

Idaville resident J. W. Gardner testifies Electric Bitters revived his health giving strength and appetite after stomach liver and kidney troubles and general run down feeling. Sold at City Drug Store for 50 cents per bottle with guarantee.

J. W. Gardner Idaville Ind City Drng

To Cure Constipation Forever With Cascarets Candy

An ad-style claim promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartio as a cure for constipation. It offers choices of 100 or 250 and a money back guarantee if C C C fails to cure.

McKinley and Roosevelt Nominated by Acclamation

The National Republican convention in Philadelphia nominated William McKinley of Ohio for president and Theodore Roosevelt of New York for vice president by acclamation after dramatic speeches by Senator Foraker and Roosevelt. The arena erupted in a ten minute demonstration with flags, banners, and a united party show of support.

Philadelphia Wm. McKinley Ohio Theodore Roosevelt New York Senator Foraker MelCinley Hanna McKinley Roosevelt

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Kupfer Charles E. Goldsmith Fifth Avenue Goldsmith Fidel Huber Mgr Idaho Street City Hall Dillon, Mont Illon Bakery Tribune Store W. Vogler E. Hm Gen Mar Bedrock, Salmon Gibbonsville Stage Co U.S. Mail Salmon City Ape Gibbonsville Ida Leesburg Okbird Fortiey Yellow Jacket Prairie Basin Salmon Red Rock Mont jBtage Co F. W. Vogler Ogler Asa M. Willard Utley Twin Bridgea Fred Page Rochester R. W. Page Mercer Blaine Burns Mig Lizzie Page Cora Roscoe Taylor J. M. Page Excelsior Ranch Excelsior Ranch. Mr. and Mrs. H. Utley, Mr. and Mr. C. L. Utley Clara. Burtch Miss Mae W. R. Page LeSeur Harry Redfield Fred Mercer Waterloo C. W. van Dredel Rev. Blake Twin Bridges Rocuxsion R. T. Boatman B. F. Bowman Twin Bridges Monitor John Lavery Salem Idaho Martin McManemey Grayling Roy Dingley Sim Estes Barretts Pageville Ladies’ Aid Society C. L. Utley Alf Decker Dr. Price Price Baking Powder CO Chicago Notr Kenny Daly Forces Tion Fol Martin Maginnis Robt T. Smith W. H. Cochrell Cascade J. M. Fox Carbon W.S. Hartman Paul A. Fusz Granite McKinley and Annalmoun The National Republican Convention Rogers, Bros Albert Stamm
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