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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1914

Page

7

District Court Hears Burglary and Assault Cases

Judge Poindexter presided last Saturday over district court actions. James Howard pled guilty to burglary in Lima and received a one year sentence at Deer Lodge. Ralph Mansfield and Robert Strayton pleaded not guilty to first degree assault and were bound over to the next term with bonds set at 5000 dollars. Simeon Drummy died at Warm Springs State Hospital and funeral services were held in Dillon. James Steele faced grand larceny charges after suspected theft in Wisdom. he pleaded not guilty and was bound over to district court. Additional notes cover a man wearing stolen clothes, a missing suitcase, and local church services along with arrests for fighting and a birthday surprise.

Poindexter James Howard Howard Lima Deer Lodge Scully Ralph Mansfield Robert Strayton S. S. Patterson L. A. Willams New Road Dillon District Court Simeon Drummy William F. Drummy State Hospital Warm Springs St. Rose Catholic Church Father Foley Simeon Drmmy Iowa Montana James Steele Jasper Burgess Wisdom Steele Grasshopper Valley Justice Court Retallick Thomas Pitts

Two men arrested for bogus check at Centennial saloon

Sheriff Erwin arrested two men named R. V. Barbour and George Bowen on Monday for trying to pass a counterfeit check for 10 at the Centennial saloon. They claimed they were buying sheep for George Riggs, a wealthy Idaho sheepman.

R. V Barbour George Bowen Erwin Centennial George Riggs Idaho

Marriage Licenses Issued to Swafford Maddox and Moore Halliwell

The clerk of the court issued two marriage licenses on Thursday. John A. Swafford of Melrose wed Velma Maddox of Glendale, and Joseph Z. Moore of Gilmore Idaho married Catherine A. M. Halliwell, also of Gilmore.

John A. Swafford Melrose Velma Maddox Glendale Joseph Z. Moore Catherine A. M. Halliwell Gilmore Idaho

Lima Pioneer Mrs Truax Dies in Portland at 55

Mrs. Charles Truax, early Lima resident, died in Portland June 15 at age 55. She had lived in the coastal city for several years. Her son Leo Truax traveled to Portland to attend the funeral.

Charles Truax Lima Portland

Baptist Aid Society entertained at Mrs Jennings home

The Baptist aid society was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mesdames Jennings and Hardy at the home of the former. Appetizing refreshments were served. There was a very large attendance. A heavy frost damaged potatoes beans peas and other tender plants in the county and town gardens but damage is not thought to be great. A business meeting at the Baptist church Sunday morning after service will call a pastor and all members are urged to attend.

Baptist Aid Society Mesdames Jennings and Hardy The Baptist Church

History repeats with tariff cycles under Wilson and Republicans

The piece argues that Democratic tariff policies mirror past failures from Cleveland era. It notes how business slows, unemployment rises, and competition from foreign producers increases. It predicts history will repeat itself with a Republican congressional win this fall.

Cleveland Wilson

Dillon Public School Reopens After Brief Closure

The Dillon Public School, which closed today, will reopen for another year’s work on September 8 next.

Dillon

Market Report From South Omaha on Cattle Hogs and Lambs

Cattle receipts are moderate as the week opens with corn fed cattle rising ten to fifteen cents. Dry rot risk suggests grass stock may fall sharply. Prices: good to choice cornfed beeves 8.80 to 9.10. common 7.50. Hog bulk 8.07 to 8.10 top 8.15 with set back 10 to 15 cents as receipts grow. Sheep and lambs rise slowly with spring lambs down 10 to 20 cents. mutton softer.

South Omaha Neb

Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

A testimonial from 5 N Galloway of Stewart South Carolina praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as fully satisfying and curative. Advertisement notes it is sold by all dealers and invites friends to try it.

Chamberlain N. Galloway Stewart S.C Advt T-m

Political winds point to Republican gains this fall

The piece notes broad Republican momentum with two districts foreshadowing outcomes. In New Jersey seventh, a presidential critique helped elect a Republican to Congress for the first time in 14 years. Massachusetts twelfth shows a Democrat opposing the president on toll repeal policy.

New Jersey Massachusetts Congress

Local and Personal Notices of Misses and Trips

Miss Ela Flynn returns from Butte after a brief visit. Mrs J J Smith of Monida and her son visit Dillon midweek. Miss Bert Shortt departs tonight for Illinois for the summer. Miss June Blair hosts birthday gathering this afternoon. Miss Amy Lees heads to St Paul for vacation. Miss M L Innes leaves for Berkeley to attend summer school. Miss Rietta Rust plans to teach in Great Falls summer school. BAL LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT advertised as a versatile healer priced at 25c 50c and 1.00. sold by Potts.

Ela Flynn Butte J. J. Smith Monida Dillon Amy Lees St. Paul Rietta Rust Dillon Training School Great Falls

Cattle Ranches For Sale Challis Idaho 160 to 200 acres

Attention live stock men advertise ranches from 160 to 200 acres in Challis Idaho with cattle ready to move. Reasonable cash payment and terms on balance. Write D. C. Smutz Challis Idaho. Also strayed mare and foal reported at Bimrose ranch with brand J B left shoulder Y and lazy A on hip. Call owner to recover and pay charges.

D. C. Smutz Challis Idaho J. B F. H. Bimrose

Montana State Fair Premium Catalog Highlights 30000 Prize Total

The 1914 Montana State Fair premium catalog announces over 30000 in prizes across sixteen departments including poultry agricultural and women’s divisions. Major offers include 1400 for best wheat and 6472 in agricultural and allied categories. Railways and manufacturers add about 6000 in special premiums as demand grows and counties plan displays for September 2nd to 6th.

Montana

McGees Baby Elixir Promoted For Teething Relief

Help your baby through the teething period by using McGees Baby Elixir a healthful remedy suited for a delicate stomach. It contains no opium or morphine or injurious drugs. Babies thrive under its stomach and bowel correcting influence. Price 25 and 50 cents a bottle. Sold by Potts the druggist.

Ballard Potts McGee

Spanish Text Books at Tribune Book Store Dillon

Spanish in Twenty Lessons and El Final De Norma are in stock at the Tribune Book Store Dillon with prices, Spanish in Twenty Lessons priced at $1.50 and El Final De Norma at 85 cents. The piece recounts a historic anecdote about Dr John Barclay deterring ticket abuse by gifting textbooks to a student at Dr Laings bookshop, illustrating lectures needing textbooks.

Tribune Book Dillon Book of Edinburgh Francis Watt John Barclay University of Edinburgh Laing Barclay Dr. Laing

Snakes by Raymond Ditmars Classified Across U S

Raymond L. Ditmars, curator at the New York Zoological Park, classified United States snakes into seventeen species. The coral snakes occupy the southeast and southwest, copperhead and water moccasin in east and southeast, dwarf rattlers in central and southeast, and eleven typical rattlesnakes spread through east, southeast, prairie, and the great southwest. The southwest hosts six rattlesnakes: white, tiger, black tailed Price's, green, and horned, while five others include timber rattlesnake, diamond back of the southeast, prairie, Pacific, and Texas varieties.

Raymond L. Ditmars New York Zoological Park United States Prairie Great Southwest Southwest Pacific Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

ONC State Bank OF Dillon C. W. Brown L. L. Brown Mary Wilson Charles Wilson Baptist Aid Frost Bert Shortt Illinois June Blair Severa M. L. Innes Berkley California the State Fair Union Pacific System Memphis Chicago Milwaukee Peoria St. Louis Davenport Rock Island Des Moines Sioux City Omaha Kansas City Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Minneapolis Helena Los Angeles San Francisco Salt Lake O. S. L. Points Pullman E. A. Shewe North Main St Butte, Mont Dennison’s Products Tribune Cor Helena & Wash Sts Dillon, Montana the Tribune
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