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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
5
Beaverhead residents and visitors populate the week with errands trips and social visits. Dentists, business ads, coal and lamp offerings, hotel notes, and railroad talk mix with moves to Butte and Wallace. Governor Folk visits. Epworth Leagues plan.
Mrs Maria Goertsz of Orienta Oklahoma reports complete family cures using Dr Hartman’s medicines and books. She says her husband asthma, daughter stomach catarrh, son throat catarrh, and she herself recovered from chronic catarrh after illness left her at 100 pounds, now 140.
For Rent and For Sale items across Dell Dillon Armstead and Sunfield show 160 acre ranches livestock including Poland Chinas and White Plymouth Rock cockerels, plus furnished rooms in Dillon and Beaverhead block. Notices seek workers, real estate deals and business properties with occasional ads for cattle, eggs and turkeys.
FP A Hazelbaker appointed to the administrative board of the state fair. He aims to collect a creditable Beaverhead county exhibit. Partners and stock raisers will be urged to contribute their best to ensure a strong showing, with land secured on the Cornell ranch for special exhibit stock.
Footwear sale lists women and children Oxfords and slippers with deep discounts. Women’s Oxfords at 1.75 from 3.50, women's slippers 1.25 from 2.25, children's shoes 1.20 from 1.75, and 0.95 from 1.50. Many other bargains promoted.
Official notice from Lamont Postmaster at Dillon Montana March 9 1911 lists names of addressees with two week call period before mail is sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC. Names include Miss Alton Crosley Arbey Culver Mrs L Driscoll Jerry Erwin Eugene Huntley James Jackson Geo L LaMongan Anna Langley and others. The list closes with Postmaster Grace Lamont.
A Saturday night party hosted by Irv Watson and John Speicher at a ranch south of Dillon drew many local youths and friends. The event featured games and dancing, followed by a luncheon of chicken salad Saratoga flakes olives and more. Guests included Ethel Hollingsworth Mary Gorman Anna Rafferty Lena Tintinger Gertrude Reardon and others with praise for the hosts.
A Twin Bridges correspondent reports the Milwaukee Road plans a Piedmont branch on the main line through the Jefferson and Beaverhead valleys. Management seeks feeders and en largement of Piedmont facilities, including round house and yard extensions, as part of extensive improvements.
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