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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1900

Page

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Wedding of Patrick Conners and Miss Ora Tash

Bannack Montana March 27 The Tribune reports the wedding of Patrick Conners and Miss Ora Tash both of Bannack. Conners is general manager of the Horse Prairie dredge and the couple will reside in Bannack after a ceremony in Dillon conducted by Rev. H F Cope.

Patrick Conners Ura Tash the Tribune Bannack Cupid Miss Ora Tash O Conners Horse Prairie Dredge J.O. Brenner John A. Best Mr. Patterson Mr. Grannis Jack Philippines Peter Vines John Lenkersdorfer Mike Penaluna Rocky Hill Road Bannack and Dillon G. Washington White Eph Stoller Mose Simpkins Truro

Local social notes and board meeting visit

Miss Billa Hughes of Dillon visits Miss Maud Bill as Emerson Hill a county high school board member travels to Dillon for a board meeting. Mrs. J. W. Scott spends Tuesday in Butte.

Billa Hughes Dillon Maud Bill Emerson Hill County J. W. Scott Butte

Freighting picks up as season opens in Dillon region

Prospects for a lively freighting season cited with coal oil and general merchandise loads for Salmon City. Gomer Phillips reports the Blue Bird mine closing for now and Bert Lynch plans to depart. F W Vogler anxious to christen new Concord coaches as stage line expands. Country notes include visits from Maud Hill and Cy Bytcher plus local business trips and town errands.

the Tribune Salmon City Gomer Phillips Blue Bird Dillon Bert Lynch F. W. Vogler Stage Line Concord Fred Palace Emerson Hill E. Barrett Missouri Maud Hill Bytcher Crabtree Sam Patterson Bannack Pat Ward Dil- Ton He Rothers A. M. Nealey

Horse Market Notes and Social Tidings From Wyno

Hon Martin Barrett and wife return home after an East and South visit. he fully recovered from recent fever. Frank Andrus sold his horse band for a good price. broke horses bring 60 dollars each. Miss Jeffords of Saint Louis to wed Capt Hinkle of the Philippines this summer. Local social and railroad town news with arrivals, weddings, and school tax credits.

Turpine Wyne Bedrock P. O Martin Barrett Barrett Mr. Bridwell Grasshopper Frank Andrus Jonathan Lovell Senator Green Horace McIntyre Mart Barrett Wyno Howard Sprague Craver Dillon Con Owards Mra Horace McIintyre Miss Jeffords St. Louis Captain Hinkle Philippines

Lima urged to relocate railroad shops to Dell

The Tribune notes the railroad company plans to move shops and yards one mile north and argues Dell offers ready land water and safety. It highlights Dell as a better location for a growing town with ample stock raising and farming potential and urges Lima's residents to attract the move.

Delfl Dell Lima

Ranchers eye booming Dillon after Butte comparison

Will Connors suffers a severe leg injury as a horse incident leaves him unable to confirm bone damage. Anthony E. Martinell returns with family from Bitter Root valley praising conditions, while Charley Patterson takes charge of Patterson & Martinell cattle for the Big Basin on Sheep Creek. Davidson sale set for the 31st looms as key event. Mamie Dowling visits home after Lima stay. H R Paddock tours Bannack and Dillon. Bassett horses dispute resolved with Paddock awarded horses.

Butte Dillon Will Connors Anthony E. Martinell Bitter Root H. R. Paddock Bannack and Bassett Mr. Paddock

Local News and Social Notes From Blaine

Benj Abbey sells his hand of horses to J Stevenson of Helena with a good price. Cash Sheridan and James Dar nutzer tour Virginia City for business. J Henery Mailey travels to Dillon for supplies as business stays brisk. Serg A L Remey visits sister Mrs Mailey and plans to leave soon. George Millen announces a public sale on Saturday March 31 with expected large turnout. ME church hosts evening meetings this week drawing big crowds. B F Morris and Postmaster John Mailey discontinue work on the Eureka lode for this season.

Blaine Benj. Abbey J. 8. Stevenson Helena Cash Sheridan James P. Darnutzer Virginia City J. Henery Mailey Dillon A. L. Remey John Mailey George Millen B. F. Morris Eureka Lode

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