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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
5
The notice states free examination and scientific treatment with modern appliances and careful attention. It promises thorough eye exams and professional advice on the course to pursue.
Fire signals describe ward by ward general alarms with pauses and taps. Fire out at third ward uses one tap. department meetings use three taps pause three times. practice calls use four taps with pauses.
A compiled list of small ads and notices from Dillon Montana includes ten cent sheet music offers from Tribune Publishing Co, local name drops such as H D Weenink, Andrus, Cobban, Craver and others, farm for sale ads for 200 prime ewes, rental postings, lost or found items, and various social notes. The items mention local businesses, mining company movements, and upcoming events with several names and places in Montana.
The Huntley national irrigation project along the Yellowstone river will reclaim 30 000 acres for agriculture and fruit raising at $30 per acre, totaling 900 000. Settlers repay over ten years with annual installments plus a separate $4 per acre payment to the Crow Indians, while the government maintains works during repayment.
James C. Quinn and Miss Etta Hutching both of Dillon were married at 1 pm in the priests house at St Patrick's parish Butte Rev Father De Siere officiating The newlyweds left for the Northwest Territory for part of their honeymoon Quinn has served as Beaverhead County deputy sheriff for five years Hutching is a Beaverhead native whose father is also named in the account
County Treasurer W F Cashmore reports May 1 balance for Beaverhead County strong box. April 1 on hand was 45 324 43 with 1 426 75 from license, 36 55 from redemption, 287 for officers fees totaling 47 074 73. State portion 260 30 via state treasurer and April warrants paid 6 436 44 totaling 6 696 74. Balance on hand all funds May 1 40 377 99.
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