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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
5
Dillon items show living locals and visitors through Monday events and Tuesday arrivals. Residents like W D Husted from Virginia City and J P Lossl of Wisdom appear amid business shifts, new ventures, and social gatherings in Dillon and nearby communities.
The Dillon market lists wholesale prices at press time with butter 25 to 30 cents per pound, eggs 25 to 30 cents per dozen, potatoes 40 to 50 cents per hundredweight, wheat 90 to 100 cents per hundredweight, oats 9 to 10 cents per hundredweight, baled timothy 11.00 to 11.50, blue joet 9.50 to 10.00, wild hay 7.50 to 8.00, and alfalfa 7.00 to 7.50 per unit.
Passenger train No 9 was several hours late after a coal train wreck just south of Lima. The coal train of sixteen cars left the track and damaged the road bed as the new iron coal cars contributed to the severity of the incident.
Quong Lee or Ching Mun Oy is among the missing after the Rio Janeiro wreck. A letter from two months ago said he would return to Dillon. He has been in China for about two years. Dr H J Reisland, a Montana eye specialist, will be at Hotel Medden March 1 to 8 to grind glasses on site with free consultation and stock demonstrations. Fidel Huber takes over Kupfer jewelry store as Huber Bros. with 20 years of leadership by Fidel Huber. the shop remains a permanent Dillon fixture with strong patronage.
The Dillon Dramatic Club presents Caprice next Tuesday evening directed by Oscar Newell. Mercy Baxter, the lead, echoes Minnie Madern-Fiske's earlier triumph in a rural comedy drama about a country girl who marries above her station. The play blends strong comedy with a moral, innocent tone with scenes set near the Baxter home and later in Mrs Henderson's New York City residence.
The Crystal Graphite Co now owns the Last Chance Home stake Bird's Nest Mayflower Faithful Eureke Ground Hog and Lucky Boy mining claims in the county. Deeds from E Robbins and wife of Dillon P S Smith Mrs M O Johnson widow and Nels Smith of Kansas City to the corporation for 2500 dollars include the water right.
Last Friday evening the Washington's Birthday dance hosted by the K of P drew many couples to the floor for waltz and stately movements. Supper was served at midnight at Jno Engelke's restaurant and dancing continued until near morning, marking a successful social event.
An article explains a pestiferous scalp germ causes dandruff and hair loss. It claims only a germ killer can stop thinning and baldness, presenting Newbro’s Herpicide as the daily remedy to eradicate the parasite and make hair glossy and soft.
Mr and Mrs L R Grannis and family will relocate to Butte where they will reside in a rented home. Protracted services at the M E church grow in interest and will continue through Sunday and at least part of next week.
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