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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1908

Page

5

Personal Pickups and Local Business Notes in Dillon

Smith McKnight of Dell was a Dillon visitor earlier this week. Mrs Hoerning on Kentucky Ave advertises carpet weaving. Hart lodging house offers 18 to 10 rooms for weekly or monthly rental. Emerson Hill of Bedrock attended to business in Dillon Tuesday. W A Smith, piano tuner for Montana Music Co, plans a Dillon visit soon. orders may be left at Tribune Book Store. An illustrated service for children is set for Monday at St James church at 7:30. Pearl I Smith, president of Centennial Telephone, spent days at Monida on company matters. Dillon Coal and Transfer Co offers coal wood and kindling. phone or leave orders at Fair Store.

Smith McKnight Dell Dillon W. A. Smith Montana Music Co Tribune Book Store St. James Church Pearl I. Smith Monida Centennial Telephone Company Dillon Coal and Transfer Company General Transfer and Dearlers Tribune John Ewing Elza John Smith Orr Dunham & Fletcher Wayne Indiana Beaverhead L. J. Price Bannack St Mont Anna Hart Melton San Francisco Cal Nevada

M M Co Ad Prompts Dillon Reader Interest

Dillon items include Dentists and real estate in Dillon Montana. Notices discuss a budget of sales at Tribune Store, a Spirella Corset agency, and several local residents visiting Butte. The Dillon Plumbing and Heating company advertises services as streets tidy with hobos detained for warrants.

Dillon Plumbing and Heating Company Joan W. Morton Company Fidel Huber Washington and Reeder Streets

Too Wet for Base Ball In Dillon Bedrock Tilt

A crowd watched a damp practice game at the fairgrounds between Dillon and Bedrock. Seven innings were played with Dillon leading 9 to 0. The season opener is set for Sunday May 24 on Dillon’s diamond against the School of Mines team from Butte. Ripley, star catcher, is captain and boosting team enthusiasm.

Fairgrounds Dillon Bedrock Barry the Tribune Butte Ripley

Froman Serves Fine in County Jail After Guilty Plea

Ben Froman, who pled guilty to conducting a studhorse poker game in district court, serves the $140.40 fine in the county jail. Judge Callaway imposed the fine. Froman refused friends’ offers to pay or donate to the county school fund, opting to serve the sentence. Two dollars per day is allowed on the fine.

Froman Ben Froman Callaway

A Run of Luck in a London Small-Time Tale

A narrator in London laments a string of misfortunes. The van damages £5 of furniture, a five-pound Bank of England note is lost, the gas company doubles a deposit, and a jury summons arrives. The exchange with Ruffien-Old fellow adds local color to the hapless mood.

Ruffien Trumbull Bank of England London Mail

Death of Harry E. Lindsay in Idaho Tuberculosis

The message from Mrs. J L Wright of Pocatello Idaho reports the death of Harry E Lindsay son in law of the family. He died at Mrs Wrights home on Tuesday May 5 after months long illness from tuberculosis. Lindsay was known in Dillon area for ranching cattle riding and livestock dealing. His wife died in Dillon about three and a half years ago and was buried in Mountain View cemetery at Pocatello. Lindsay was interred beside his wife leaving a five year old boy as surviving child.

Harry E. Lindsay J. L. Wright Pocatello Idaho Lindsay Wright Harry Lindsay Dillon Mr. Lindsay Mountain View

Tribune Book Store Cards Elevate Any Card Party

Cheap worn or soiled playing cards are excusable at any party says the Tribune Book Store offering new crisp cards with refined finish to enhance the event.

Tribune Book Store

Excursions East at Reduced Rates by Oregon Short Line

Greatly reduced rail excursion rates offered by the Oregon Short Line for trips to Omaha Kansas City Chicago St Louis and other points on select June dates and July 10 with limit September 30 agents for details.

Omaha Kansas City Chicago St. Louis Oregon Short Line

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