Manager Fidel Huber Announces Next Week Arrival
A brief note from manager Fidel Huber states that a party will arrive next week to meet with us and observe offerings. The message invites attention to the upcoming delegation and its schedule.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1895
Page
1
A brief note from manager Fidel Huber states that a party will arrive next week to meet with us and observe offerings. The message invites attention to the upcoming delegation and its schedule.
Morost March 13 The H M B Co shipped 13 carloads of potatoes to Omaha and other eastern points with more in storage Jennings Gorman land suit decided for Gorman Several locals witnesses Mrs Geo McElvain and others visited Denver Kalamazoo and Dorr Mich Families travel and recuperation noted Norwood to make home Artie Gilbert fills Bel Herington vacancy Sven Anderson to make Norwood her home Owing to whooping cough Sunday school suspended hopes for soon resumption
A local tidbit notes Wyne as a proposed post office name amid a mounting town boom. It references New York’s Brooklyn analogy, Utah gardens, carpenters on site, and a spring building surge as the new town sprouts streets and structures. Mentions Jas McNab from Salmon, A Graeter's wood engine, and county right of way around a dangerous point. Includes local notes on weather, accidents, dances, mining closures, and a medicinal ad for Dr. J H McLean’s cordial.
A surprise gathering at Mr. Andy Jackson's of Fox last Wednesday night featured dancing and music by Dunk Wadams, wife, John Paddock and Lucy on violin and organ. Attendees from Wisdom included John Paddock, Miss Lucy, Charlie Francis, Miss Willis, Martin Butch and Cloyd Wampler.
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