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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
10
Two traveling photographers C A Rodgers and Ed Miller were arrested in Butte and returned to Dillon to face petit larceny charges after taking pictures in town and leaving with Mrs Grant’s belongings. Miller pleaded guilty Thursday and received a three year sentence.
The Dillon boys opened their season with a 10 to 8 loss to Sheridan last Sunday at the usual field. Sheridan had already played six games, piling up big scores. A return game is slated for next Sunday at 10:30 AM at the fair grounds.
A new bungalow style residence with ten rooms and a spacious basement rises on the Albers ranch a few miles north of town. John Albers plans and does much of the work while a large two sided porch will wrap the house. A runaway horse caused street excitement when Dave Kemrer’s horse slipped its head from the bridle and dashed through streets before stopping near George Jewell’s blacksmith shop.
A Ford driven by Al Woodside and a Buick driven by E O Selway collided Wednesday morning at the corner of Bannack and Montana streets. Both cars were traveling slowly and sustained only minor damage. Miss Babe Lyons won the pillow top prize for selling the most baseball show tickets, with Miss Montana Murray placing second. E H Kates of Dell visited Dillon Saturday.
Dillon column details visits and travel of residents, births, sales ads, and local trades. Mentions J H Sharpe hail insurance, Mr. and Mrs. A W Hamilton birth, and beaverhead area news including school, church, and business notes.
A herd of cattle moved through Lakeview on the 138th route from Bedrock and Dillon to Snake River Idaho led by Mr. Trade of Shot Gun. Various residents reported health, travel, and spring work. new autos arrived, land and cattle plans progress, and local crops begin. An advertisement praises Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve as remedies.
Everywhere people take Foley Kidney Pills and report satisfaction. A. T. Kelley of McIntosh Alabama recommends them for kidney trouble backache and rheumatism. Potts the Druggist endorses them as the best for backache and weak back. Ady 1m.
Sealed bids for cement walks crossings curbs and return curbs in Dillon Montana will be received by the city council until 8 pm June 3 1914. Two year contract with 5000 bond and five year guarantee. Plans at city clerk or city engineer. Bids must show experience and financial ability. E O Seway mayor Harrow Pease city clerk 21 21.
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