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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
2
Katherine Bell, three months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bell, died Monday from pneumonia. Interment followed Tuesday in Wisdom cemetery. Also notes on local illnesses, nurse Miss White from Butte, and medical care for the Scollick child.
Special to Tribune Medicine Lodge November 2 reports Frank and Ike Rife Jr in Dillon on business. Local residents Hildreths visit Dillon, Craver and Dash seen in Lodge area. Deer taken by Frank Rife. Gravely and Holmquist from Sheep Creek basin visit. Armstr ong reports success with hounds chasing coyotes. A Chamberlains Cough Remedy ad appears as health interest.
The November 2 Democratic rally at Armstead schoolhouse drew a large audience with county candidates present. Speakers included Mr Alvord and Mr Smith of Dillon. Miss Marjorie Bacon visited Salmon. Halloween festivities at Miss Dora Scott’s featured games and a moved police station and a missing organ amid pranks.
John S. Baker and Mr. Carter visited from Dillon. Mrs. James Garrison and Alois Fassler traveled for business. M. D. Gist and S. Patterson were in the area. Adolf Reichle and Fay Gransberry appeared in Dillon. John Hails loaded alfalfa for the Butte market and J A Browne shipped dead stock there.
Julius Hartwig from Melrose visits with a cold and notes about a week of threshing left. Julius Craner hangs around the Dillon hidebuyer’s area. Croup rises in dry cold early winter. parents of young children should prepare with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy sold by Potts Druggist.
Polaris reports a quiet dance season with few young attendees while families relocate between towns. readers learn of returning Missourians to Bannack and new arrivals from Dillon and Butte. the column lists numerous visits, health notes, and small community events across Pageville Twin Bridges and surrounding areas.
Special to Tripute E. Pageville reports Virgil Gastin took Mrs. Teresa McGuire to Dillon in an auto on Oct 27 and returned her as a bride. Ranch men Sanders Ladue W H Jones Seidensticker Utley Wilcomb sent twelve carloads of cattle and sheep to Chicago last Friday. Mrs PLA Burtch and daughter Gladys were shopping in Twin
A general assembly featured Prof. Foote urging students to do right and help others. Girls and boys clubs held after school activities, with debates on football versus basketball and plans for upcoming events. The Montana Good Roads association met November 9 at Beaverhead County High School with talks on progress in road construction and the value of good roads to schools. Eddystone Island is described as the world’s smallest inhabited island at low water, with a lighthouse covering a small diameter.
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