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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
3
James Dodd and Charles A. Smith visit Butte this week while B F Deckert and Ed Duff stay at local hotels. Governor Norris tours Dillon for Rattlesnake water case business as others arrive for land, banking, and ranching matters. Paris Dye House offers cleaning services. sidewalk work and a sheriff appeal headline community notices. Mrs. Bernice Shank lectures Beaverhead High students on Philippine teaching experiences.
Martin Barrett the largest rancher in Big Hole Basin visits Dillon from Horse Prairie. John Lindsey of Butte, ex district judge, attends Dillon on business tied to a district court suit. Horace McIntyre known as Jerry Hopper greets friends in Dillon. Commencement speaker Henry Lawrence Southwick of Emerson College to address Montana State Normal College. A four horse team ran away near Idaho street but no injuries or damage. Roy Gilbert leads a picnic party to Sheep Canyon but party gets lost then finds another scenic spot and enjoys lunch. Bond & Bond advertise hay grain ground feed corn and bran. Cornwell travels to Butte for business. Niblach registered at Thornton. Acacia offers cleaning and repairs on corner Washington and Bannack. S. S. Paterson ill with LaGrippe. Edw Roe seen in Dillon. Winton Motor Car rep R G Bowman visits Dillon. Edison phonographs advertised with pricing and records available. Publisher asserts editorial page serves Dillon and Beaverhead county interests.
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