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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
3
For sale a two year old stallion colt out of a standard bred trotting mare by a high grade Percheron. Colt is rangy with good weight and action. Contact T. B. Craver Redrock Montana. 20-t pounds?
On June 18 19 and 20 the Oregon Short Line will sell regular summer teachers excursion tickets to points east at one regular fare plus 9.50. Tickets have a going transit limit of ten days from sale and a final return limit to September 30 with a return deadline to that month. For full particulars see S. S. Carruthers agent. 20th
Craver F E of Bedrock Montana lists stock cattle 25 to 50 head range cattle 40 to 50 head this fall. He offers veal calves 5 to 30 prime available after June 1. Contact Craver for details.
A trainload of twenty cars carried over 6,000 yearling sheep loaded at Dillon stock yards last Saturday and shipped to Soda Springs Idaho. The sheep were bought from J E Morse by Bicknell and Oxman of Soda Springs in a deal valued around 5000 dollars.
List of transfers including Sheriff's deed Thomas Flynn for 860 acres near Dillon and many deeds and patents across Big Hole basin, Wisdom, Elk Horn and surrounding districts. Notable entries include Murray Livestock incorporation, various lodes in Elkhorn Lost Cloud and Utopia districts, and multiple 80 to 640 acre transfers with prices from 1 to 6 thousand dollars.
Lew Ellis sold 75 head of Oakley Ellis Colson steers to J M Briggeman for W M Montgomery Co of Anaconda. George Mudd delivered 100 head from Lemhi Idaho. Hansen Co of Butte bought 75 cows from Joe Bush. Cattle drives included 110 steers and cows and 50 calves. Silas Dishno arrived with 450 head from Lemhi. Oscar McVay brought 240 head sold to A J Bender of Spokane. Howard Smith delivered 445 head from Price Bros near Avon. trailing by Paul Paddock, Don Francis, Roy Cottrell. Average cost 23 dollars per head.
The Oregon Short Line Railway will run the first Salt Lake Excursion on June seventh. Tickets for trains Nos 8 and 10 are $15 round trip and valid for continuous passage in each direction with return allowed through June twenty seventh. S. S. Carruthers, Agent.
The article surveys French similes for intoxication. Ivre comme une soupe, meaning soaked bread in soup, is the most recognized mild term. Stronger phrases include soul as an ass or cow, or a thrush, referencing grapes that unsteady thrushes seek during vintage.
Friday evening the Freshmen had a spread in Miss Dauterman's room during a dormitory gathering. A Tuesday board meeting discussed the Reidelsberger petition in dorm parlors and the Wednesday session continued in Dr Swain's office. Commencement plans and staff elections were announced for June 21 and 1907 1908. Ice cream social and guest visits highlighted week activity.
Missoula teachers and students returned Saturday with honor after a good time at the school meeting. Absentees Nellie Moore and Rita Barnett were sick. Ginn & Co. representative W F Heitzman visited Thursday. Senior class performs The Veneered Savage on Class Day May 30. Baccalaureate will be spoken by Rev. A B Martin next Sunday at the Presbyterian church. Alumni reception for class of 07 set for May 28 chaired by the B C H S.
Leg Broxen sustained a serious injury Saturday while helping Frank McFadden haul radiators to the Normal college. Standing in the wagon, he was crushed when the wagon backed into a ditch, his right leg caught between the radiators and the wagon bed. Both bones were broken and he will be laid up for some time.
Persons knowing themselves indebted to W. H. Willard are asked to call at Johnson and Smiths to settle. The notice appears in 1941 records.
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