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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1905

Page

3

Dillon News Bits from the Week in the Old West

Dillon residents and visitors appear in a collage of social and business notes. Henry Gleed from Lima visits. Father Prudent conducts services at Laurin. Wm. E. Whittington of Bedrock and J. W. Scott of Bedrock travel for work. activities include stock business near Virginia City, cattle inspections, and shop improvements by Jack McLaren. The community also lists church notices, theater events, and local professional updates.

Father Prudent Laurin Wm. E. Whittington Bedrock Dillon Wm. E. Donovan Great Falls Metlen Phil Thorpe Geo. Edinger Virginia City Bert Orr J.O. Prudent Harry Foster E. D. Marsh Sheridan Enterprise Frank Hazelbaker Big Hole Basin George Nobie Lima

Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead County Details

A Beaverhead County notice lists real estate deeds including warranty and quit claim transfers, water rights and mining locations. Names include Fred Kyle, W A Stanchfield, James P Murray, Frying Pan Sheep Co, Albert S Johnson, Will R Innes, Peter M Collins, George R Metlen, Mary E Holbrook, Geo Noble, Richard H Haines, Mike Rebick, and James T Hodge with parcels near Dillon New Departure Mine Bond Slader Lima and the Utopia district.

Beaverhead County Pearl I. Smith Fred Kyle W. A. Stanchfield Fox Fred L. Stone W. M. Knapp Dillon James P. Murray Frying Pan Sheep Co James J. Sparrow F.C. Zirtzman Albert S. Johnson Will R. Innes Barnetts Peter M. Collins New Departure Mine

Impoverished soil and blood seek proper feeding

A chemist can analyze soil to match the right fertilizer for different crops. If blood is impoverished a doctor prescribes a tonic or a concentrated fat food to restore rich red corpuscles, noting fat as the key lacking element and highlighting fat as easily digested and assimilated.

Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil offers nourishing strength

Scott's Emulsion is described as palatable and beneficial for nourishment when milk and cream fail. The ad claims it strengthens the body in wasting conditions for both children and adults and offers free samples upon request.

Scott

Birch Creek Irrigation Project Expands In 1904 season

The 1904 grain market stays strong with values from $1.30 to $1.35 per hundred pounds, estimating a crop value near $40,000. Hay production in Birchdale tops 8,000 tons, mostly alfalfa, with plans to raise 3,500 to 4,000 more tons next year. 1,300 acres are prepped for spring planting. Reservoirs at Birch Creek headwaters gain capacity. dams raised, improving storage for spring irrigation. By 1905 a larger dam at Boot Lake is to be completed, with pipes ready and work to start after snowmelt. Full reservoirs by 1906 could store water to cover 3,000 acres one foot deep, boosting long term irrigation reliability.

Birchdale Morse Birch Creek Boot Lake Medlen

Yellowstone Park Season Shorter by Ten Days in 1905

Yellowstone Park season will run from June 1 to September 20 cutting ten days from 1904. H. W. Child of the Yellowstone Park Transportation Co says traffic through the southern gateway will be heaviest yet. Four American Medical Association trains will bring doctors to Portland then tour the park en route. About 40 percent of last year’s visitors were foreigners, and the park garners strong foreign prestige. The government spends 250000 annually on park improvements including 150 miles of paved roads with daily sprinkling. Harry G. Davis was in Jackson Tuesday.

Yellowstone Park H. W. Child Yellowstone Park Transportation Company Portland Child

Free illustrated book offer for Bold at 38c 500 and 1000 bottles

An advertisement from W. H. Hooker & Co. of Buffalo New York invites customers to request a free illustrated booklet about Bold and to try 38 cent 500 and 1000 bottle quantities. It promises a money back guarantee if unsatisfied and instructs returning the bottle to the druggist.

W. H. Hooker & Co., Proprs Buffalo, N.Y

Also Mentioned on This Page

Henry Gleed Jack McLaren H. R. Melton Helena J. W. Scott J. R.scott Wild Rose Poultry Ranch Mr. Scott John Lively BE. Hughes Clara Lethbridge Alberta Canada Claire Baker President Roosevelt Washingington D. C Otop B.R. Rathbone First National Bank A. D. Furlong Caldwell Idaho O. H. Strawbridge Geo. B. Owens Wisdom Dillon Theatre J. H. Kent State Normal College 8. W. Miller Kirkaville Mo George Woodworth Eighth Legislative Association Big Hole JB. F. White California Miss Osrolyne Roy Hendron Salmon J. W. Draper Lebanon Mr. Hendron Hugh L. McCaleb Messia Hendron Draper Bannack Missouri M.E Epworth League A. L. Badcon John Shively Jens Christiansen Jens Chrstiansen Denmark Jen Jr Mr. Christiensen Brock Ranch Fair Ground Berd Christiansen H. D. Mayfield Anderson & Shearer Hhis Butte Pearl Smith John Bojuck Richard H. Haines Mike Rebick Beaverhead River Jas. T. Hodge Ivanhoe Utopia Jame T. Hodge Pay Rock Lode Foi Scott & Bowre Chemists AOS Peart New York All Druggista This Year's Park Travel Harry G. Davis Jackson Tueaday Tattersall’s Acker Ture Acker’s R. L. Riley Central Pharmacy Ayer Michael J. Fitzgerald Medford Ayers Josep Banton Blaine Mont JAS. Kigkpatriok Syed Ds Great Southwest Santa Fe Direct C. F. Warren Dooley Block Salt Lake City Utah A. L. Anderson Feed & Sale Alor Dillon Steam Laundry W. C. Orr The Ontario Veterinary College Center and Idaho Streets Niles
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