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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
5
Local notices report services from Acacia cleaning and repairs, coal and transfer firms, and several Dillon merchants. People visiting Dillon include Dr. Rathbone, Judge Noble, and Miss Bishop hosted by the Theta club. several travelers and residents move through from Wisdom, Alder, Bannack, and Butte.
A collage of local notices includes for rent rooms with bath and steam heat at Beaverhead block and Mrs Etta Thompson’s listing, sale of 60 cows, 235 head cattle with 2-year and yearling steers at Cecil McNinch Dell Montana, a 160 acre ranch bargain via L J Price’s office, and jobs seeking a live man to represent a local company with high pay in Dillon Montana. Also ads for sale of incubators and farm equipment, and real estate including first class business and residence property in Dillon.
March exhibit to display high school work and host a declamatory contest linked to the Missoula track meet. Freshman-Sophomore prize essay medal announced. Agricultural department receives a modern cow stanchion. Miss Minna A Stoner lectured on Domestic Science at a faculty dinner. Dillon basketball team returns from Bozeman after a tough loss. Senior class plans a play She Stoops to Conquer for commencement. Major Watt to speak on Love and Sorrow at the Methodist church Tuesday. Capt John Shepherd of Denver now in charge of the Corps. The reading room reopened with charity beds. Salvation Army work resumes in Dillon. Signed Carl Sugruern and Lizar Franx Love.
Miss Merrill, a grade school teacher, notices Johnnie struggles with work and learns his sight is defective. A note to his mother asks that he not return until attended to, prompting Johnnie’s tearful reaction. His mother’s reply reveals a harsher family response.
A historical note explains liquid sugar differs from molasses as noncrystallized cane sugar retains pectin juice lime glucose and gums not found in ordinary white sugar used domestically.
A Yonkers Statesman dialogue notes a New York play scene where a street car amused spectators because every passenger had a seat. Egbert confirms the humor as the car scene shows comfortable seating for all aboard.
In Julius Caesar’s era treadmills and corn mills operated by slaves. Later ward cattle were used to drive mills. By the third and fourth centuries Rome boasted as many as 300 cattle mills supplying grain.
In a Birmingham Age-Herald quip, Miss Plumper asks if buttermilk can prolong life. Colonel Seakaby jokes that daily quaffing would make him seem longer, delivering a humorous old newspaper aside.
A $10 000 loan available after March 1 1911 on approved Beaverhead County property. Terms require contact with W T File at 1909 3rd Ave Butte Montana. 9 4
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