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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1900

Page

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Bright outlook for Bannack mining district earlier spring

Special correspondence from Bannack reports a hopeful future with mines under option by ex Gov Richards. ore assays from $3 to $4 per ton and a copper district on Bloody Dick attract expert interest. local happenings include horse trades, St Patrick festivities, a fatal accident note, and community moves across Grasshopper and Medicine Lodge.

The Tribune Bannack Richards Utah Tintio Mercur Ophir Lewiston Monroe Mann Blue Wing Hill Butte Betts Bloody Dick H. F. Jackson Clark Bros W.S. Tash Levi Duncan Mr. Tash William Grasshopper Clements Randolph Paddock A. Bessette Fred Gibson St. Patrick's Day Fred Wright

Lights O London lecture delights Red Rock audience

Special correspondence notes Rev. H F Cope of Dillon lecturing on Lights o London at Red Rock. He spoke from experience as a former London resident and won many friends. Other items mention Mrs Aspland and son Douglass visiting, Vogler's trip along his line, Holland visiting Idaho, Rev E Smith of Lima leading services, Craver family returning from California, and Mrs A W Butts visiting sister Mrs E Petersen.

The Tribune Red Rock London H. F. Cope Dillon England T. B.craver California Medicine Lodge A.W. Butts E. Petersen

Happy Marriage and Personal Notices from Pacville

In Pacville on March 21 Q. G. Talcott wed Mrs. Stevens in Dillon last Friday, ending his lonely period after his first wife’s death two years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Page travel near Whitehall to tend ranch interests for a few weeks. Mrs. Whiting heads to Town for her old home. Mrs. C. W. Van Orsdell visits friends at the Excelsior ranch. Lena Page visits from Dillon at the Excelsior. Dwight Bushnell and George Burns plan to buy ranch property in the Big Hole basin. J. M. Page returns with shells and curiosities from Florida.

Paceville Talcott Mrs. Stevens Dillon Arthur Page Whitehall Whiting C. W. van Orsdell Excelsior Ranch Lena Page Dilton The Excelsior Dwight Bushnell George Burns Big Hole Basin J. M. Page Florida

Ducks Plentiful Along Creek in March Brief

Special correspondence notes abundant ducks along the creek near Bedrock P.O. on March 21. Tessa hunted ducks and shot twenty five despite air filled with smoke and feathers. she also ran down two rabbits while Horace was away.

Bedrock P. O Tessa Horace Ace

Students Attending Dillon School Amid Biased Medicine Lodge Absence

The report notes that some attendees are at Dillon School while others were away at Medicine Lodge. Hon. D. E. Metlen returns from a two week ranch visit benefiting his health. Foreman Duke Davis is praised for his work. George R. Metlen visited Prairie and traveled home with his father. Matt Johnson plans to return from California soon. Jack Burrell works for Chas Curtis of Medicine Lodge. Samuel Jagges and daughter visited Barrett station. Wallace McIntyre and wife visited Sunnyside last Sunday. Weather remains mild though mud is present due to snow melt.

Dillon Medicine Lodge D. E. Metlen Duke Davis Metlen George R. Metlen Matt Johnson California Jack Burrell Chas. Curtis Samuel Jaggers Barrett Station Wallorace McIntyre Sunnyside Tessa

Mrs McManemey Heiress to 18 Million Estate

Mrs Martin McManemy of Grayling is said to have fallen heir to an estate worth 18 million dollars. The note mentions friends across Montana congratulating her. The piece also notes pleasant weather and local residents visiting Dillon, Sheep Creek, Medical Lodge, and Daly's Spur.

Ryan Canyon Med Martin McManemy Grayling Montana William Lovell Canyon Medicine Lodge John McManemy Fred Dingley Dillon Johnson Sheep Creek

Social and Personal Notes From Rai Road Metropolia

March 22 TripuNne special correspondence reports a successful Mite Society turkey supper boosting its reputation. Wm Cottrell transferred to Silver Bow as headquarters after three years as U S Line car inspector. Nellie Bailey visiting Dillon. Mrs Con Bray ill. Ed Halveraon back from Salt Lake with wife due to illness. Egan from Monida ill, recuperating with wife at Bray's. Warfield family moved to Christiansen cottage. Brakeman Blair injured hand. St Patrick Day dance on the 16th well attended, some revelers later regretful.

TripuNne Lima Mite Society Wm. Cottrell U. S Silver Bow Nellie Bailey Dillon Con Bray Ed Halveraon Salt Lake Mr. Egan Monida Minnesota Bray

State boards decision on Dillon land dispute and Beaverhead selections

The state board ruled for J E Morse in a jury contest over 280 acres near Dillon leased by the board. It also limited Beaverhead county land selection to 80 acres for Thomas Flynn and partners, citing use as a common stock watering ground and potential loss of grazing water for nearby settlers.

State Board of Land Commissioners Craig Cornell J. E. Morse Dillon Mr. Morse Thomas Flynn Beaverhead County Henry Neill Flynn

Osteopathic Physicians Chronic Diseases Treated

ASA M WILLARD and LULU B HAMILTON are noted as osteopathic physicians. The article highlights chronic diseases successfully treated with osteopathic methods and care.

Asa M. Willard Lulu B. Hamilton Osteopathic Physicians

Marriage Unites John A Best and Estelle Desnos in Bannack

John A Best and Estelle Desnos were married by Rev M B Loughren at the Patterson home in Dillon. The ceremony was intimate with a fancy supper. Best, known as the knight of the razor, helped in the campaign against the Tagals and will reside in Bannack with his bride.

Best-Remon John A. Best Estelle Desnos M. B. Loughren Mra Patterson Mr. Best Bannack Company A Montana Dillon Dillon Where She Has Been Engaged In the Dressmaking Business. Mr. and Mr. Best the Tribune

Diplomas Awarded to State Normal Graduates

President Sanders received the diplomas for State Normal graduates recently and mailed them to the recipients on Tuesday. The delay was due to Gov. Smith being away in Washington. Diploma recipients include Misses Mosher, McCormack, Gordon, Comfort, Farrell from the professional course and Waldorf, Paxton, Chambers, Cashmore, Rich, Lewis, Pierce from the three years course.

State Normal Sanders Gov. Smith Washington Montana

City Order Charges Residents to Clean Up Property

All residents within Dillon must clean yards alleys and ditches at once or the city will do the work at the property owners expense by order of Sieer aNd Artery Commitezer.

City of Dillon Sieer Artery Commitezer

Dr King’s New Life Pills Warned Against Harsh Remedies

A historical notice warns readers away from drastic mineral pills such as calomel croton oil or aloes, urging caution and promoting Dr King’s New Life Pills as a safer alternative. It cautions about dangers of overuse and emphasizes gentle health support.

Dr. King

Dillon Couple Ties in Butte Marriage

A Dillon bride Miss Blanche Miller wed J. L. Teal in Butte on May 8 as reported by the Butte Inter-Mountain. Rev J M Settle of South Butte M E church officiated with a small group of intimate friends present. Teal works at the Daly Donahoe Moyer bank firm and Miller is the daughter of Dr M A Miller of Dillon.

Dillon Butte J. L .Teal Blanche Miller J. M. Settle South Butte M. E. Church

Springtime Syrup of Figs Ad by California Fig Syrup Co

An old style drugstore ad promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleansing remedy for spring. Claims genuine product made by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold by all druggists at 50 cents per bottle.

California Fig Syrup Co

Barney Maron Ranch Sale Near Dillon

O. W. Gray public administrator from Lima presided over a public auction of the Barney Maron ranch of 640 acres on the Blacktail about 12 miles from Dillon. Pat Layden Baya purchased the property for 5000 dollars as bidding proved spirited with many local ranchers in attendance. The estate's personal property also sold well.

Pat Layden Barney Maron O. W. Gray Lima Blacktail Dillon Pat Leyden

Cnascareta Candy Cathartic Guaranteed Cure All

A guaranteed remedy claims to cure biliousness headaches fever and digestive ailments caused by constipation. The ad promotes Cnascareta Candy Cathartic as a liver and intestinal tonic with money back guarantee and available samples and booklets.

C.C. C

Sheriff Summers and Deputy Gainan Escort Man to asylum

Sheriff James Summers and Special Deputy Fay Gainan brought Robert Walker from Twin Bridges to the Warm Springs asylum. Walker, from Virginia City and claiming a diamond business partnership with Marcus Daly, asserts he is from Anaconda and suffers a hallucination.

James Summers Fay Gainan Dillon Virginia City Robert Walker Twin Bridges Warm Springs Asylum Marcus Daly Anaconda

Community thanks to Dillon nack and Mr and Mrs

The note expresses heartfelt gratitude to the ladies of Dillon nack and to Mr and Mrs for their kindness. It thanks them for support and generosity shown during a recent event.

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Kupfer Dillon, Mont Exchan Fidel Huber, Mer Farley Fyhrie Grocery CO Willj Times Dart Building Bannack Street Dillon, Montana N. B Dillon Tailoring GO J. le Nybart Bears &Truax Beaverhead Madison Counties Frank Andrews Medicine’ Lodge Billy Williams John A. Beat Brown Fred Brown Bon Accord Patrick M. Hall Horse Prairie Upper Grasshopper Big Hole Frank Blair James Blair St. Patrick’s Ball Jim St. Patrick Lloyd Bros Twohorse Bybuoro Chas Mikus Gabriel Trurn Horse’ Prairie Virgil- Correcto Corredo Ryburn Mable Bray Salmon Elijah Ames Arthur Butts Daly Ranch Jim Ketchum Wm. Ames John Yost Anastasia Pageville Mrs. McManemey the ‘Tribune Rai Metropolia Price Baking Powder CO Chicago
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