Oregon Short Line Time Table Summary
Short Line timetable lists southbound trains No. 32 and No. 30 with times in p m and morning hours and northbound No. 29 and No. 31 with times in morning and afternoon.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
11
Short Line timetable lists southbound trains No. 32 and No. 30 with times in p m and morning hours and northbound No. 29 and No. 31 with times in morning and afternoon.
Local items report Arthur W. Butts from Bedrock, visits and travel plans of Dr. G G Brownback and Mrs. Emma H. Wells, and notes on purchases and ads. Mentions Miss Mary Innes to Berkeley for university work, Bond Grocery Co. offers, and Farnsworth & Bucy rental listings. Sloan's Liniment praised for vacations and general aches.
Real estate listing on Sebree Street provides contact for Dick Price, a local real estate man, to inquire about the property at 221f.
Helena E. Curtis a registered nurse aged 42 is tied to Curtis Hospital located on South Washington street and the Kings bury residence appears in the record.
Weather summary for the week ending June 27 1916 reports cool wet start with rapid plant growth later. statewide precipitation near two inches improving all crops and moisture. snow in western areas damaged fruit forest and crops. floods disrupted rail traffic. hay may be reduced. alfalfa improving with some harvests. corn backward. ranges good and stock thriving.
Ground has been broken for a large extension of the H. F. Franklin Manufacturing plant in Syracuse New York. The 143000 square foot addition will raise total capacity to fifty Franklin cars daily and cost about 500000 dollars including machinery. The three story reinforced concrete structure will include a shipping department and space for future vertical expansion. It will span four railroad tracks to allow under cover pall loading.
A Washington dispatch reports 1500 Sioux in South Dakota offered to join the U S military for the Mexican emergency. Senator Johnson forwarded the offer to Secretary Baker noting the pledge must await a formal call for volunteers.
On July 20 the Oregon Short Line and the O W R N company publish a new hog rate for double deck cars from all points on the Oregon Short Line to North Portland. The rate is set at 150 percent of the single deck rate.
Local readers report quick relief from constipation and stomach trouble with Adler-i-ka. The advertisement claims the buckthorn bark glycerine mix works on both bowel ends, relieves gas and sour stomach, and can prevent appendicitis with a few doses. A. Potts, druggist, promotes the remedy.
In the past week Montana Auto Supply Co. reported several Ford sales to customers in Leadore Wisdom Dillon and others. Roy E Murray returned from Minneapolis after attending a Buick dealers convention and said Buick cars will be hard to obtain due to high demand. Saxon Six sales rose with two cars sold by local agent Roy Wm Klein. Moran Ramsay became Moran & Thomas after Mr Ramsay retired, continuing Studebaker sales in Dillon.
A lively baseball game Wednesday evening featured Normal boys against a pickup nine at the public playgrounds. The crowd, including men, women, and children, packed the stands for the liveliest contest this season, with a band concert nearby. The Normals won 18 to 11.
The public playground celebration directed by Mrs. Frank Lovell is postponed. On the same date a ball game between Normal girls and town girls starts at 6 30 followed by a Dillon Military band concert at 8 in the evening.
Real estate transfers listed for the week ending June 24 1916 as recorded in Pearl I Smith title books. Transfers cover multiple parcels with names of grantors and grantees and locations within the city and surrounding suburbs.
Several patent and deed actions recorded for Dillon and vicinity. Transfers include 320 acres for Stratton southeast of Dillon and 60 to 160 acre parcels in Centennial valley. Mining and oil claims in Bannack district and near Bond station. Homestead filings by Lachman and Kummey, with water appropriation noted for Lion's Den creek and various relinquishment entries.
An advertisement touts Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a permanent cure for pimples blackheads acne tetter ring worm and eczema. It claims suitability for all ages includes a money back guarantee and a fifty cent price with immediate use urged.
George Opp of Railroad avenue Dillon says Doan's Kidney Pills cured weeks of dullness and loss of energy. He reports no need for further kidney medicine since. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Ady 26-27.
Announcements announce candidacy for Beaverhead county attorney by W G Gilbert in Dillon for the Republican primary on August 29 1916. Also notice for Clerk of the District Court nomination by Republicans on the same date. A 160 acre ranch five miles south of Dillon offered for sale Box 624 Dillon Montana.
Notice that registration for the Beaverhead Montana primary on August 29 1916 will close July 29 at 5 pm. Electors must register if they did not vote in the last General Election or have moved precincts. registration may be done at the county clerk's Dillon courthouse or before a justice of the peace or notary public. Jay S. Baker is the county clerk and ex officio registrar.
The Dean Mower frame is a heavy one piece construction with wide track and reinforced pitman, designed to reduce vibration and improve stability. A three-piece gear assembly, bronze bushings, adjustable cutter bar alignments, and a large coil spring for traction enhance cutting power and ease of use. Styles include Plain Lift and Vertical Lift in multiple lengths with various truck options.
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