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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1912

Page

2

Community Notes From Willis March Seeding to Confirmation

Spring arrivals bring seeding plans and plowing to begin next week. A hog shipment from Garrison ranch to Butte Butchering was noted. Ida Beehrer’s eighteenth birthday party enjoyed by a crowd with late games and refreshments. Next Sunday eight youths will confirm at Beehrers Bros German Lutheran church led by Pastor Hudtloff. Julius Hartwig visits Dillon. Green of Silver Bow visits friends. Reichle house moves slowly toward its new site.

Willis Butte Butchering Company Garrison Ranch Hudtloff Butte Carl Beehrer Frank Beehrer Lavige Julia Martha Katie Beehrer Ida Louisa Hartwig Julius Hartwig Dillon Francis Green Silver Bow Mrs. Reichle

Lima News In Brief From March 27 Socials And Jobs

Mrs Frank Nelson hosted friends at Mrs John Meyers home as John Meyers becomes yardmaster at Idaho Falls to replace L C Dalton who may return to Lima Conductor Weston of Pocatello may move to Lima and Charles Kelley resigns to join a Edmonton real estate venture Gene Kent reports heavy late snow from Centennial valley Mrs Adda Richardson elected Montana state representative to the Eastern Star in Nashville Tenn The Lima Methodist church marks Passion Week March 31 to April 7 with nightly services except Saturday at 8 p m

Lima Frank Nelson John Meyers Idaho Falls Idaho L. C. Dalton Dalton Weston Pocatello Charles Kelley Edmonton Canada Gene Kent Centennial Valley L. C. Ford Adda Richardson Ford Sam Bungard Butte Bedrock Lina Montana Grand Lodge of the Eastern Star Nashville Tenn Methodist Episcopal Church of Lima

Armstead Grocery Leader Moves Center to Main Street

James Hoadley of Stocker & Hameric plans to shift operations from the north half of the Armstead store to the former Tom Newell residence on Main Street and run a pool room with the store. The Newell family has moved into Mrs. Kimmell's cottage as Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Bacon return to Armstead on their extended visit.

Armstead James Hoadley Stocker & Hameric Main Street Tom Newell Hoadley Newell

Robinsons seek Mayo sanitarium diagnosis in Rochester

Mr and Mrs James Robinson plan to travel from Butte to Mayo Brothers sanitarium in Rochester Minnesota for a diagnosis or treatment as he battles prolonged ill health. Also notes cattle shipment from Bedrock and local visits, with medical advice endorsing Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds.

New York Walla Wash James Robinson Butte Mayo Brothers’ Sanitarium Rochester Minn Robinson Montana Aie Shesser Bros Horse Prairie Big Hole Basin Idaho Falls George Metlen Dillon Armstead

Medicine Lodge Dispatches Report Local Movements

Alfred Eschler of Rexburg Idaho returns to Medicine Lodge. H D Hildreth from the upper Lodge visits Dillon. Frank Rife goes to Dillon on business with sister Helen visiting. T B Craver and son Thomas travel to Dillon and Butte. Miss Eda Craver visits Armstead. Mrs P W Armstrong hosts at Craver home with daughter Ethel. Ethel Jones visits Rife home.

Medicine Lodge Alfred Eschler Rexburg Idaho H. D. Hildreth Dillon Frank Rife Helen T. B. Craver P. W. Armstrong Helen Rife John Barrett Thomas Butte Eda Craver Tom Cooper Armstead Mr. Brown Craver Ethel Ethel Jones Rife

Demand for shay grows as buyers arrive in Waterloo

Waterloo reports rising demand with new buyers visiting for Miles City parties. Local residents and visitors noted include Harvey England from Leedy, T D Townsend returning from Long Beach California, and visits by Ed Lyon and Mrs Lyon from Whitehall and Bozeman. A deal nears for Fay Curtis to acquire the north half of Sam Hall's ranch with plans for a five room bungalow.

Waterloo Shay Miles City Harvey England Leedy T. D. Townsend Long Beach Calif J. R. Norville Boulder City Fay Curtis Sam Hall Curtis

Oregon Short Line announces eastern excursion rates

The Oregon Short Line Railroad unveils excursion rates to Chicago Milwaukee St. Louis Kansas City Omaha St Joe Sioux City Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and common points with sale dates May 11 18 25 27 June 1 7 8 10 11 14 20 21 22 29 July 3 12 20 August 1 2 23 31 September 4 5 The going transit limit is ten days from sale with a final return limit October list.

Oregon Short Line Railroad Chicago Milwaukee St. Louis Mississippi River Kansas City Omaha St.Joe Sioux City Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Yeaf Sale

Big Hole Basin Breezes notes local moves and new dairy venture

T J Murray visits Dillon. Gus Herzog returns from California. Mrs Lew Ellis visits family in Small Idaho. Several cattle sales prep for April shipments. Hans Jorgensen ships fat cows to Montana Meat Co Butte. Otto Froetscher heads to Dillon for stock cattle. Billie Dodson travels from Wise River for Montana Meat Co. Mrs Mabel Gray travels to Jackson on business then Dillon County. Assessor Holden finishes work and moves to Jackson. Dr Cowperthwaite and wife return from Butte to Chicago. Bob Jones hosts a party at home ranch with praise for local stock. A N Sacket and Robert Jones start a dairy on Toomey ranch with 50 cows planned. Milks cows from Bates & Jones to begin operation. Breezes recalls McDonald Livestock Inspector support for dairy venture.

T. J. Murray Dillon Gus Herzog California Lew Ellis Small Ida Harry Rutledge Dave Hirschey Anaconda J. M. Briggman Hans Jorgensen Montana Meat Company Butte Otto Froetscher Fishtrap Billie Dodson Wise River Mabel Gray Wisdom Hotel Jackson Holden Cowperthwaite Chicago Bob Jones Home Ranch Bob A. N. Sacket Robert Jones Toomey Ranch Bates & Jones A. S. Livestock McDonald

Dr Gideon E Blackburn veteran physician dies in Butte

Dr Gideon E Blackburn a Civil War veteran physician and state legislator died suddenly at Whitmore's bathhouse of Brights disease. Born in Woodford County Kentucky he was 73 and had lived in Butte 21 years. He served in the Illinois Fourteenth Infantry under Grant at Shiloh Corinth and Fort Donelson and retired as brevet lieutenant colonel after five promotions.

Butte Inter ‘Mountain Gideon E. Blackburn Whitmore Blackburn Woodford County Kentucky Butte Hannah Aiten Yale Illinois Fourteenth Infantry Grant Shiloh Corinth Fort Donelson

State Board to Pick New President for Montana University

Helena April 1 meeting of the state board of education will choose a successor to Dr C A Dun iway as president of the state university. Dr J H Latane of Washington and Lee is the leading candidate, regarded as an outstanding western educator and popular with students.

Helena State Board of Education C. A. Duniway The State University J. H. Latane Washington and Lee University West

Barnegat Postmaster Credits Cough Medicine Victory

R G Colllife postmaster Barnegat New Jersey suffered severe la grippe cough. He says after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound all coughing spells ceased. Potts the druggist endorses the remedy as unbeatable.

R. G. Collifé Barnegat N. J Foley Potts

State Treasurer Pays Out 600000 in March Funds

Montana State Treasurer Esselstyn reports March disbursements total 600000. Public schools receive 345000 at 3 50 per pupil. Silver Bow county gets the largest share of school funds amounting to 45118.

Silver Bow Helena Esselstyn Silver Bow County

Boy perishes in blizzard on northern Montana road

Fourteen year old William Hypsie froze to death while walking seven miles from Dodson to his home in a northern state blizzard on the night of the 19th. His companion Albert Hart also suffered frostbite with both feet frozen.

Helena William Hypsie Dodson Albert Hart Hypsie

Study Class in Theosophy Opens Mondays

Every Monday evening from 8 to 9 30 PM a Theosophy study class meets at 225 North Washington Street. Textbook is The Ancient Wisdom by Andie Besant. All are welcome.

North Washington St Andie Besant

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