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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
12
Dillon and Virginia News and Advertisements Update
A long list of local notices, shop ads, and social items from Dillon. Miss Maggie Moore leaves for a ten day visit. Presbyterians host sermons. new Henney buggies at Dillon Implement. Owens, Hughes & McCaleb polish and furniture goods promoted. Tattersall's offers second hand goods and paper supplies. new lodging leased by Newcomer. numerous small notices on saloon updates, lectures, clothing, and home improvements.
Bob Austin in Trouble Over Saloon Shooting
Bob Austin a black man recently recovering from illness drank whiskey Thursday night and shot at Bob Bammer, owner of the Centennial saloon. Bammer escaped injury, Austin fled to an ice house and was jailed pending a preliminary hearing with Justice Hirschman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Austin
Bob Bammer
Centennial
Bammer
Mr. Bammer
Bob
Trial schedule outlines busy district court term
District Court opens May 19 with a heavy docket. Numerous cases set for hearings and many others yet to be dated. A large list of jurors from Dillon and nearby areas selected to serve during the term. The report also notes the death of Hon. J. W. Brooks of Twin Bridges and his funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Kaney
Miller
Schansenbach
Bond
Poindexter & Co
Oregon Short Line Railroad Co
Tash Et. al
Oline
Nelson Va Morrison
Decker
Morrison
Ford Va Brothers
Bucyrus Co
Va Coast Co
Williams
E. Hainds
Polaris
Joseph Hainds
Redrook
Horace Hand
Dewey
D. T. Hood
Dillon
Geo. E. Jewell
M. P. Jewett
Bannack
Chas. Johnson
Wisdom
Qolando Mast
F. W. Meyers
J. W. Morton
Lewis Nelson
William Purdie
Lima
George Quinn
R. D. Reese
Isaac Rife
Redrock
O. O. Robbins
Argenta
Charles Saletsky
Henry Seifkens
William Seybolt
Dell
B. A. Shaw
Bristow
A H. Smith
George R. Vance
Melrose
George Verheis
May Change Road Oregon Short Line to Rid Apex Hill
The Oregon Short Line wants to abandon the Apex hill grade to reduce costly operations. Surveys for new routes have been done, with changes likely within two years but not before eight years. A longer route could raise rates but save on crews, hurting Dillon financially. A bonded cattle train, led by D L Cresswell, arrived in Dillon for unloading en route to Chinook, Montana, with 2,006 head and two deaths. The cattle train travels from El Paso, Texas, and the herd will be driven to Canadian ranges. Cresswell will proceed to Texas via the Great Northern after Chinook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Apex Hill
Point of Rocks
Big Hole
Glen
Senator Murray
Butte
Dillon
D. L. Cresswell
U. S
el Paso
Texas
Chinook
Montana
Rabges
Cawadian
Cresswell
Great Northern
Attempted Burglary at H B Selway Residence
Two men tried to break into H B Selway's house between one and two o'clock while Mrs Monahan and her daughters stayed inside. Mrs Monahan fired three shots from a back window after spotting a man at the kitchen window. neighbors heard shots as the intruders fled. Barton saw both men and others reported prowling around town that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Selway
Nora Monahan
Textile Strike Spreads in Philadelphia Textile Mills
In Philadelphia on May 3, wage demands sparked a new strike and a lockout affecting about 3,200 workers. Dobson carpet weavers were locked out over a 25 percent raise request, while Stinson Brothers carpet mill aims to restore the 1900 wage level. St. Louis police marksmen beat Chicago in a telegraph revolver contest, 2,443 to 2,276, with plans for a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John
James Dobson
Stinson Brothers
St. Louis
Chicago
Sons of Revolution Close Congress With Roosevelt Banquet
A banquet at the Willard hotel in Washington brought the Sons of the American Revolution congress to a close with about 400 attendees. President Roosevelt attended as a fellow compatriot and delivered an upbeat speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Revolution
Washington
New Willard’ Hotel
Congress of the Sons of the American Revolution
Roosevelt
First National Bank of Dillon Report and Local Notices
The Dillon paper prints the bank’s April 30 1902 financials with resources loans and deposits totaling about 1 050 000. The issue notes local visits from Poindexter Selway Thompson and Jones households and reports painters at Dr Miller’s residence plus a call for ceasing dynamite fishing on the Grasshopper Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Miller
Chicago
Tribune Pub. Co
Dillon
Hughes & McOsleb’s
The
First National Bank
Montana
Montans Bank
Welsh Sheep Herder Tom David Dies After Illness
Tom David a sheep herder for T. M. Selway died Monday night after suffering from small pox and pneumonia. He was brought to the pest house and buried Tuesday. A Welshman, he had lived in the area for several years and was regarded as a character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom David
T. M. Selway
Herpicide touted as cure for dandruff and hair loss
Charles Klein of Laramie Wyoming reports Herpicide stops itching and hair loss and promotes new growth. The advertisement claims the product is free of grease or dangerous drugs and makes hair glossy and soft. One bottle is said to prove its merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Charles Klein
Laramie
Wyo
Desert Land Final Proof Notice of Publication
Desert Land final proof notice from Helena Montana dated May 8 1902. Hopp Ernest F of Willis Montana files desert land claim 4781 for North half of Section 17 Township 8 West, with witnesses Ott Oliver John Bradwell Theron Moran. Patterson Thomas B asignee of Joseph Burrell Alice Montana files claim 4812 Beaverhead County with witnesses H Patterson Harry Sosiras Edgar Kenison Chas Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Red Hopp
Willis
Mont
N. Bex
J. Price
Dillon
Ernest F. Hopp
Ott Oliver
John Bradwell
Theron Moran
Willis, Mont
George D. Greene
Register
Univistie Land Ofc
Elen Ontans
Thos. B. Patterson
Joseph Burrell
Alice
Beaverhead County
L. J. Price
H. Patterson
Harry Sosiras
Edgar Keniso Chas. Patterson
Dell
Grozar D. Greang
Also Mentioned on This Page
North
Wetdal Ieee
Eouth
Seater
Olmsted & Logan’s
Cpt
Tattersall’s
Maggie Moore
Big Hole Basin
W. P. Tellsworth
Oakland
Cal
Presbyterian Church
Padley & Mudd’s Meat Market
Wood
Hughes & McCaleb
Dillon Implement Company
the Baptist Church
Mozart
Pasmore
Fenner
Gwell
P.O
Dug Newcomer
Dan Callahan
A. Kunize
Hughes ‘& McCaleb
Tattercall’s
Joe Haverly
Little Sons
J. L. Weiser
Craig Cornell
J. Grossenbacher
J. U. Weiser
T. E. G. Lynch
John &. Barnett
Blue Bird
Lemhi County
Idaho
Huanes & McCares
M. E. Church
Forrester
O. E.morse
Methodist Church
O. L. Wemple
Metlen
Idaho Street
Bega
Henan & Son
Crry Snoz Store
Twin Bridges
J. W. Brooks
Treas
Uet
Total
Ren‘t
Golden Rule
Trinune
Trimoune
F. H. Tucker
TriBunn
D. B. Mason
Polios
Bey Ohle Oglne
Balary Fond Poor
EHO Tee
Eeve Ee
Sane
Polboe Fond
Flalary Fond
Library Fond
Jonnson
Lion Coffee
Dillon Bakery
Pew
Lowney’s
A. Kuntze
Dillon, Montana
H. T. Poindexter
P. O. Store
H. J. Thompson
Billings
L. T. Jones
R.R. Rathbone
Tha
Beaverhead
I. B. F. White
B. F. Watts
J. H. Guisxyt
Notary Public
B. A. Sonllivan, E. V. Beeeee, XE. A. White
Herpicide
New Scientific
Uorricide
Padley & Mudd
A. R. Jacobs
State Bank of
Ouns
H. Papury
R. P. Womano
J. Kimxpatrick
James Kirkpatriox
Dillon, Mont
Berkshire Milla Typewriter
Tribune Store
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