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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1904
Page
12
Miscellany items list local names and small notices from Dillon area. Mentions births visits trades and store ads including Mortons Wiley Vogue and various shop and barber shop moves along Bannack Street and Deer Lodge trip reports.
Local items report a March 11 birth in the Salmonson family near Dillon, divorce and separation filings, and updates from physicians and businesses. News mentions a registration office opening, a sheriff's meeting, Masons, and various Dillon trades, shops, and social events with multiple named locals and places.
While loading hay on Tuesday at his ranch near Ryan Canyon Sim Estes was pinned when a wagon tipped as the team panicked. He suffered a severe fall with a binding pole across his back injuring his shoulder and arm. Mrs Estes and Ben Hager aided him at home.
A woman giving the alias Jane Doe was arrested and charged with malicious mischief in a case instigated by L. P. Phillips. The suspect allegedly smashed a rear door window of the Dillon Cash Grocery Saturday around six. George Mittelmeir heard the shot and the suspect fled. A preliminary hearing occurred and the case is set for Friday at 10 AM with a jury trial demanded.
Citizens are invited to the Dillon bikery soda fountain grand opening on Easter Sunday April 4 with promotional giveaways and free samples for attendees.
An advertising claim asserts that dandruff and baldness are caused by a common germ and that Newbro's Herpicide destroys it. The text describes a rabbit inoculation experiment showing baldness in six weeks and urges use of Herpicide to prevent baldness, with a 10 cent offer for more information from The Herpicide Co.
The county free high school board convened last Saturday and set a caucus for Monday evening March 21 to nominate three trustees for a new term. Expiring terms belong to Geo B Conway A S Rife and D E Metlen. Election will be held Saturday April 2.
Mr and Mrs Hutchins died of pneumonia fever a day apart and were buried in the same Glendale grave. They were English born and moved to a Glendale ranch 24 years ago. Surviving children include Mrs Beal of Birch Creek Mrs Sims now near Billings and their son Henry and daughter Etta Hutchens. Funeral at Glendale church conducted by a Rochester minister drew a large crowd. Floral offerings covered the casket as community mourned.
George Kunzman unveiled a new two sided electric sign with 184 bulbs spelling Kunzmans. The device lights intermittently via a mechanical control and operates as a bold street feature. The sign cost 225 dollars and marks the citys first of its kind.
M A Henneberry received a telephone message from Deer Lodge about the illness of his sister Mrs. Martin Gleeson. He left on the afternoon train and W B Henneberry joined him from his ranch to travel to Deer Lodge. By this afternoon Mrs. Gleeson was reported slightly improved.
N. 8 Wood returns to Dillon with a carload of hogs consisting of about half light butcher hogs and the rest pigs and light stock hogs. The hogs will be for sale for the next 10 days at the stock yards. For particulars inquire of Chas A Smith or N 8 Wood Dillon Mar 18 1904.
A Dillon church program lists morning and evening theme talks on success and family loves. A soda fountain opening at Dillon bakery is set for Easter Sunday April 3. The Epworth League of the M E church aims to mount a high quality lecture and entertainment season with prominent East speakers, with first lecture planned for early fall and details to follow.
Rev Amos Allen Lillee leads a full day at the M Church with 10am Sunday School under C P Thomas, 11am sermon on The Fourth Kingdom, noon class meeting led by I Cashmore, 3pm Junior League led by Alice Fogarty, 645pm Epworth League devotion on Little Things Made Great, 730pm pastor speaks on The Analysis of Love. All welcome.
The next regular meeting of the Mothers' club will be held in the public school building Tuesday afternoon March 22d at 3 30. All interested are invited. Miss Ella Pond Leland will present The Co operation of Parents and Teacher. Mrs Fanny Kingsbury will give the Mother's Response.
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