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The Olmsted Stevenson Co promotes sturdy seasoned woods for buggies, promising durable paint that won’t crack. They advertise selling many buggies at low prices to attract buyers.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
2
Willis Local Notes and Visitors Shapely Mix
Mrs. Frank Beehrer underwent a serious operation last week in Butte. James Garrison briefly visited Melrose Friday. H H Hart manager of Wood Live Stock company ranches from Spencer Idaho checked business. Mrs F Gransberry traveled to Melrose on a business errand. Miss Theresa Reichle visited Melrose. John E David forest ranger toured the area on official business. Miss Ida B Hartwig went to Dillon for several days’ visit with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Frank Beehrer
Butte
James Garrison
Melrose
H. H. Hart
Spencer
Idaho
Wood Live Stock Company
F. Gransberry
Theresa Reichle
Digestion Importance Promoted by Chamberlain Tablets
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets as a rational reliable cure for indigestion. It claims they increase bile flow, purify blood, strengthen the stomach, and improve overall digestion, aiding natural healthy action. Sold by all dealers. 1m
East of Town Notes From Dillon Rail Trail
Special to Tribune Dillon May 26. Frank Kiblinger and Jack Sullivan are changing the line fence along the new road for Chas Humes and N E Holden. Fred Kohl's new house nears completion. He plans to host a traditional dance soon. Mr and Mrs L R Banning move to Argenta for the summer. Mrs S F Haptonstall visiting Mrs C W Brown. Oliver Kurtz and family visit from his sister en route from California to Pennsylvania. J P Waters cements a reservoir on his desert claim. Laura Sprinkle and Ethel Brown visit with Margaret and Olla Eldridge. they see a Dillon show in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Dillon
Frank Kiblinger
Jack Sullivan
Chas. Humes
N. E. Holden
Fred Kohl
L. R. Banning
Argenta
S. F. Haptonstall
C. W. Brown
Oliver Kurtz
Mr. Kurtz
California
Pennsylvania
J. P. Waters
Laura Sprinkle
Ethel Brown
Margaret
Olla Eldridge
Dillon Letter List at Dillon Post Office
Letters remaining uncalled for in Dillon Montana will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C if not claimed within two weeks Grace Lamont P M Dillon Montana May 25 1911 followed by a list of unclaimed names including Bechon Alex Braidie Peter Christopherson Geo Dillon Verna Elliott J W Hill Milly Hansen Mosella Hackett Henry Houser Ludwell Jackson Emil Ketner Arthur J McLelland John McComb J A Parsons J R Roberts Lee Salamar R J Stansberry W J Stansell Jay Wilson Edward Welsh Leo Westergaard Christian Wenzel A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Grace Lamont
P. M. Dillon
Montana
Bechon
Alex
Braidie
Peter
Christopherson
Geo Dillon
Verna Elliott
J. W. Hill
Milly Hansen
Mosella Hackett
Henry Houser
Ludwell Jackson
Emil Ketner
Arthur J. McLelland
John McCom
Community Calendar and Local News Roundup
The town hosts the Manse Society entertainment with Mrs C C Barnett and highlights a busy week of social visits, a Flinch Club gathering, a field day at the Normal College, nurse graduate visits, and local policing notes. Also noted are a Baptist lecture, a horse incident injuring Charles Seybold, theft and juvenile delinquency cases, and public health and commercial notices.
Commencement Week Wraps Up at Normal High School
Students delivered She Stoops to Conquer with polished acting in the Normal auditorium. Diplomas were presented by G. T. Paul as Judge Callaway gave the address A Story of Early Days. Beulah Provost won the State Scholarship. Vera Baker the George B. Conway medal. Bessie Bennett the Beaverhead medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Paul
Foote
Len. L. Callaway
Hooker
Beulah
Vera Baker
George B. Conway
Bessie Bennett
George Baker
Martha Sprinkle
Ruth Weenink
Estella Knotts
Clara Reddington
Helen Jones
Hazel Maurer
Guy Gray
Fair Grounds
Metlen
Maxwell J. Wilcomb
George M. Gosman
Marjorie Conger
Myrtle Grace
Beulah Provost
Dell Hunsaker
Ruth Knotts
Walter Conway
Adolph Stewart
William P. Carroll
Reta Brundage
John Carroll
Ray E. Willey
Vera, Baker
Mabel Caldwell
Mabel Phillips
Bessie Beall
Ruth Conway
Dillon officials hear proposals for rail line and livestock yards
U S L officials hosted visitors as Twin Bridges resident Thompson outlined a plan to build a line to Dillon with continued study promised. Patterson of Dell asked for livestock shipping yards and officials pledged to investigate. Local businessmen spoke in good spirit while authorities listened. Cars for the trip were supplied by numerous local names and the Montana Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Thompson
Twin Bridges
H. C. Patterson
Dell
Featherly
Morse
White
Selway
H. T. Poindexter
Fair Commissioner Cultivating Model Farm at State Fair
State Fair Commissioner F A Hazelbaker moves to cultivate a county model farm for a banner exhibit at the State Fair. Farmers should cooperate by growing small vegetables and grains to be transported and exhibited free with credit. livestock cars from the county will also be shown. premiums go to the exhibit owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hazelbaker
Hazelbaker
Banquet Off for Bosco After Snake Slaughter feat
In Owensville Indiana Fin Jones and his sons cleared a den of 75 snakes in the Wabash River bottoms using fence rails. The reptiles averaged five feet and would have inspired a banquet had Bosco been present to dine on them. Aberdeen South Dakota a Lewis and Clark relic was found by John Allison a six inch square lead tablet engraved Lewis and Clark 1805 Exp 8 F U S 12 Gov on a cottonwood tree edge near the Yellowstone basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Ind
Bosco
Fin Jones
Wabash River
Jones
Aberdeen
S. D
John Allison
Yellowstone Basin
U. S
Gov
Conditional pardon for Sibyl Wolfe ends Washington sentence
Sibyl Wolfe, formerly a dressmaker in this city and later jailed in Vancouver Washington for jewelry theft, received a conditional pardon from Governor Hay of Washington and plans to return to Iowa with her young son Rodney. Earlier, in Dillon she stole from a local dry goods store, fled to Big Timber, was caught, but prosecution was waived and the goods recovered. Professor and Mrs Foote hosted Beaverhead County High School seniors at luncheon Thursday for an enjoyable gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Seybold
Dell
Seybold
Jack Roberts
Bert Paul
Monida
Jack
Pete Mahoney
Lima
Pete
Mahoney
Sibyl Wolfe
Vancouver
Washington
Hay
Iowa
Rodney
Miss Wolfe
Dillon
L. R. Foote
Beaverhead County
Campbell Wins British Title in Women's Golf
Miss Dorothy Campbell of Hamilton Ontario captures the British title by defeating Miss Violet Hazlet three up and two to play. Campbell now holds three championships and is hailed as the world’s top woman golfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Ross
Ireland
Dorothy Campbell
Hamilton
Ontario
Friday
Violet Hazlet
Campbell
Vision of a whiskey fed hen in Pueblo
Mrs. Alice Wolcott reported a hen named Biddy laid an egg shaped like a coiled rattlesnake after drinking from a broken whiskey bottle. The egg drew crowds in a downtown window, sparking interest in a Pueblo Tribune item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Col
John Barleycorn
Alice Wolcott
Devoe Paint Cuts Costs By Using Fewer Gallons
The ad claims Devoe Paint needs fewer gallons for a job than ordinary paints. It promises a better finish, longer lasting coat, and lower overall cost, urging readers to choose Devoe and request their painting book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
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A. L. Anderson
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Flinch Club
Normal College
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Bernice Schank
Germany
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