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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1904

Page

4

Mike Hegarty Nearly Recovered From Shoulder Dislocation

Special correspondence from Camp Prosperous notes Mike Hegarty’s shoulder injury occurred by a falling log and that he is almost as good as new. The report covers smelter activity, ore prospects, and local movements including visits, relocations, and upcoming marriage rumors among residents.

the Tribune Brronton Apex P. O Mike Hegarty Mike George Mast Dillon Charley Parry Mies Giles Butte A. G. Black J. B. Leggatt Wm. Cook Utah R. J. Ball Wm. Johnson Thos. Ellis George Hungate

Watseca prospers as ore discovery fuels optimistic summer

The Watseca, Rochester March 9, shows progress with ore found on the 600 level and both mills active. Champion mine also reports fine ore and plans more monsoon work, signaling a lively season ahead. Local social notes include card party hosted by Mrs Hand, injuries to Allan Dart, and visits from Miss Myrtle Ellis. Rochester growth prompts a night watch and planned jail construction.

Rochester Watseca Champion E. M. Hand Allan Dart Watseos Hattie Ellis Lee Wilson Dillon Literary Society G. R. Hardesty Myrtle Ellis Polaris Mont John McInnis Reed Joe Stark James Noonan

Round House Progress and Local Notices in Lava

Engines arrive and track work advances at the new round house now nearing occupancy in Lava. Various residents relocate or travel to Salt Lake, Dillon, and Glen's Ferry while local deaths, illnesses, and social visits are noted among the community updates.

Farmers Putting in Telephones Personal Mention

Panxville notes for March 8 mention Orrin Page visiting from the Upper Ruby and family time with relatives. Mrs. Ira Williams has been ill two weeks, while Mrs. E. H. Page is in poor health. A new baby born to Q. B. Talcott and spouse. Local social visiting includes Mrs. Spencer visiting Eunice Spencer and Rev. Aaron Hart preaching at the patch.

The Tribune Panxville Orrin Page Ruby Ira Williams Spencer Butte Eunice Spencer R. W. Page Central Aaron Hart Sheridan George Mercer T. B. Meat and Feed Company E. R. Page Herbert Wheat Dillon Henry Stagner Whitehall Ida Redfield Alta Maring Belgrade R. V W. Page Edith Nelson George Willis T. A. Wilson

Surprise Start at Joy School With Strong Attendance

Report from Willlis on March 9 notes Mrs Haes visiting her children while L G Woodside travels to Dillon on school trustee duties. Chas Matheson begins teaching with fifteen pupils enrolled, as neighbors recount visits to Melrose and Lost Creek.

The Tribune Willlis Maron Will Lovell Melrose Chas. Matheson O. Beale Cherry Creek Obas. Mast Birchton Lost Creek

Marriage Licenses Issued to Lima Residents

Last Friday a license was issued to Ja Dowell and Miss Lizzie Pills, both of Lima, for marriage by Rev. A. A. Luce of the M E church. On Wednesday Daniel Currie of Lima obtained a license to wed Miss Sylvia Nelson, also of Lima.

Ja, Dowell Lizzie Phillips Lims A. A. Luce M. E. Church Daniel Currie Lima Sylvia Nelson

Delightful Dance and Grand Ball at Prairie Residences

Special correspondence notes a dance at Mrs Price's with supper at Andrus' tonight and a grand ball for Mr and Mrs Andrus on Friday. Mentions Meproniz Lopez surveying the Bill Propper ranch now owned by Misa Flora Craver, Propper leaving soon, Joe Nesley moving to Washington for chicken business, and social visits by Mrs Phillips and the Guyaz family. Spring tunes rise as plowing plans and oat growing are noted.

Andrus Tarpons Meproniz Lopez Geo. Metlen Bill Propper Misa Flora Craver Propper Joe Nesley Washington Thomas Pierce Frank Andrus Nick Staudaker Dillon Prairie Phillips Grant Guyaz

Home for Montana People at the World's Fair

Mrs. N. M. White of Dillon offers rooms for friends at 5070 Fairmount Ave St. Louis near the fairgrounds with reasonable rates if engaged early.

N. M. White Dillon Fairmount Ave St. Louis Fair Grounds

Debtor Notice by G E Jeweau

All persons owing debts to G E Jeweau are urged to call and settle promptly. Public notice dated 11 26 Mars.

Mars G. E. Jeweau

The Great White Sale at the Fair Extended

The Fair continues the great white sale through Saturday March 12. The event offers reduced prices on selected items and draws shoppers seeking bargains.

Tue

Holy Roller Sect Roils Butte Church Circles

The Butte disturbance centers on the holy roller jumpers who came from Denver and allegedly influenced a Garden avenue family. A divorced woman with four children, living with her second husband, is said to be led to believe by the sect that her divorce cannot be recognized by God's law, threatening the family’s stability despite local church efforts.

Butte Dillon Anaconda Standard Creed Denver Holy Roller Garden Avenue East Butte

Wife of Prominent Rancher Dies at Dillon Home

Mrs Lena Meine wife of Charles F Meine died last night at the ranch near Dillon from paralysis after a fall two months earlier. Born Lena Mueller in Germany she came to Montana at 16, married 1897, three sons aged 7 4 and 2 weeks. Service at the Methodist church at 2 pm tomorrow. John L Banks to care for the infant.

Lena Meine Charles F. Meine T. W. Poindexter Meine M. E

FANS TO ORGANIZE DILLON BASEBALL TEAM

Local players plan to form a crack Dillon colors team for the coming season. The tentative lineup includes Ed Wade catcher C Wilson pitcher Geo Wade first base W H Wade second base Harry Martin second base J Boling shortstop Fred Gilbert left field Jack Decker center field Sylvester Hirschman right field Eugene Poindexter likely manager. A subscription will fund suits and outfit with no salaried players. Games to be played on the vacant lot opposite the building grounds planned for near future. Community support urged for this national sport effort.

Dillon Ed. Wade C. Wilson Geo. Wade W. H. Wade Harry Martin J. Boling Fred Gilbert Jack Decker Sylvester Hirschman Eugene Poindexter Tobne

Death Notice Ernest Hopp Dies in Los Angeles

Ernest Hopp son of Mr and Mrs Fred Hopp died in Los Angeles after heart trouble following pneumonia. He was thirty one, born on the Birch creek home ranch and spent most of his life in the county. Funeral services were held at Grace M E church conducted by Rev Luce with large attendance from Dillon and Birch creek friends.

J. W. Lusher Los Angeles Cal Ernest Hopp Fred Hopp Katie Mr. Hopp California Birch Creek Grace M. E. Church Luce Dillon

Diphtheria Cases Rise Aboard Training Ship Monongahela

Four new diphtheria cases among apprentices on the United States training ship Monongahela reported in San Juan Puerto Rico on March 7. The ship's hospital tally reaches seventeen cases and the vessel's departure is indefinitely postponed.

San Juan P. R United States Monongahela

Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Notice

One hundred dollars reward offered for cures of catarrh uncurable by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Endorsers attest to Cheney's integrity and ability to meet obligations after fifteen years of business dealings.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo F. J. Cheney

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