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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1914
Page
10
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J B Collins secretary of the Montana Stockgrowers association writes the Tribune from Miles to deny disbandment. The 20th annual meeting is set for April 21 and 22 in Miles with expectations of a large attendance. The group remains active in cattle and horse raising and aims to be a greater industry factor.
Beaverhead county basketball team leaves for Bozeman under Prof Cluley guidance with six players named Harold Fuqua Ed Drummy Fred Chapman Louis Stahl Henry Wyatt and Frank Gosman also Kinsey Collins heads to Bozeman for extemporaneous speaking while Nyhart Ranch auction in Madison County nets 6000 with LabDue Sanders Anderson Brus buying most livestock and Hawley Selway auctioneer.
Dan Martin a vagrant was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Sheriff Erwin for begging. After a meal he was released and promptly left Dillon, taking no time to depart town.
Mrs. E D White awoke Sunday morning to a slammed dining room door at her South Washington street home. Dr. F H Best aided an investigation that found a picked kitchen lock and a missing screen door spring. No theft occurred as intruder fled after being alerted.
The exchange notes W G Reed's amused replies about work at the high school and a Burfield contract. Reed states a 10 pound boy arrived last Sunday morning with mother and baby doing well, while continuing his lighthearted response and smile.
Last Sunday morning L. K. Adams and George Dart accompanied Robert McDowell an aged Dillon resident to Murray hospital in Butte. Mr. McDowell 75 or older suffers kidney trouble and his advanced age causes fear he may not recover. He is one of the oldest Masons in the state.
Trappers continue collecting the coyote bounty with 85 hides delivered to the sheriff last Monday. Lima men Fred Bauman Henry Gleed and Bar ney Hammond reported 37 heads while John Yount from Sheep Creek brought in 1 head.
Justice of the Peace Louis Stahl presided over the marriage of Miss Karan Odgard and Frank H. Parish of Spencer Idaho last Monday afternoon. The couple departed for the south Monday evening after the ceremony.
Frank Gosman of Dillon has a lucrative bid from Copper City, Anaconda, to join their team this season while George Gosman, known as the Gosman-Gosman battery head, also received an offer but will not accept. Frank is in Bozeman this week for basketball and his decision remains open. Also noted is a Methodist church women’s foreign missionary society meeting set for Tuesday March 10 at 3 PM at Mrs. TE.M. Yearian’s home.
F Morrison who has run a farm on the southern section of Senator Murray's Gilbert ranch has leased the unsold portion of the property.
The four year old son of J C Burwell is slowly improving after his clothing caught fire two weeks ago. Doctors fear knee stiffness due to skin growth issues. Mrs Burwell, burned saving her child, has wounds nearly healed.
Dillon residents report illnesses at home while Alder visitors F B Metzel and W O Metzel travel for meetings. Numerous locals and guests, including Miss Margaret Ross, James Dodd, Jack Porter, Pearl Jorgenson, and others, are noted as visiting Dillon or nearby towns. An advertising item promotes HERBINE for stomach comfort. Local professionals and business travelers, such as Rev Father Foley and H A Roberts, are mentioned along with upcoming legislative advocacy by woolgrowers Selway and Wood bound for Washington.
Undersheriff D C Gosman returned from Nashville after chasing J B Cangr on grand larceny charges. He toured the Tennessee State Prison noting a 2100 inmate population with segregated white and black sections, extensive manufacturing, a large farm, and generous prisoner liberties. He observed extensive guard presence and praised the food and facility upkeep while reporting on local conditions and migrant inflow discussions.
The Auburn Hair Girl endorses Parisian Sage sold at drug counters to soften fluffy hair, stop itching, invigorate the scalp, and remove dandruff. Regular rubbing nourishes thin, harsh, dull hair, with a 50 cent bottle from Potts druggist claimed to restore vitality and gloss.
Wool buyers told Gosman that tariffs do not fix wool prices and that a price-lowering cartel exists. They warned that wool is in short supply and urged Montana flockmasters not to contract their season clip.
An 1914 grazing permit notice from Dillon Montana requires all cattle horse and sheep grazing permit applications for Beaverhead National Forest to be filed by March 20 1914. The notice gives details on grazing fees and permits and is issued by C K Wyman supervisor S-41.
A Livingston Post note urges residents to avoid hypocrisy and not throw stones from glass houses. It warns that others may scrutinize a past one hopes to keep forgotten.
The text urges using Devoe paint to reduce gallons needed and improve longevity and cost. It notes a common ratio of 15 gallons traditional paint to 10 gallons Devoe, claiming better results with fewer gallons and longer-lasting finishes. It also suggests obtaining a painting book for guidance.
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