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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1911

Page

11

Local items from Lima and Beaverhead county

Dr. L C Ford returns from Salt Lake City with improved health but not yet able to resume duties. Beaverhead visitors and local projects are noted including hay production, Opera house repainting, and a general Lima business cleanup. Stewart and Russ bring back an elk from a Madison river hunt, and Palmer earns praise for handling Taft’s special train. Rev Goings trips to Armstead precede a family visit. Hotel and depot staffing changes plus a medical tip for chest pain complete the column.

Lima Mont L. C. Ford Salt Lake City A. S. Beardsley Peat Hotel Dillon H. C. Patterson Dell Beaverhead County Richard Gallagher Stewart Russ West Fork Madison River Peter Nelson Elva Idaho Marion Cramer L. C. Ford, Jr Mr. Gray Lew Keggy Yellowstone George Palmer Taft Palmer

Community Briefs From Medicine Lodge District

Special telegrams report various local movements including Fred Tauchman returning from Dillon with furniture and Robbie Hildreth on a business trip to Sheep Creek basin. Miss Helen Rife came back from Dillon while Tom Barrett and Constance visited the Lodge. Several residents, including A Willard, T B Craver, W A Anderson of Idaho Falls, Rev W E Goings and family, and John Barrett, were seen on short trips to Dillon or Horse Prairie.

Medicine Lodge Fred Tauchman Dillon Robbie Hildreth Sheep Creek Basin A. Willard Helen Rife Tom Barrett Constance T. B. Craver W. A. Anderson Idaho Falls W. E. Goings Lima Craver

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praise From Denver Woman

Mrs. L. B. Arnold of Denver Colorado praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best and safest for coughs colds and bronchial trouble. She notes it has given relief repeatedly and recommends it for sale by all dealers.

Tam Chamberlain

Ryans Canyon Social Notes and Local Happenings

Mr Mudd made a business trip to Almstead yesterday. Mrs W F Henneberry and family visited Dillon. D F Mooney and sister Nellie spent last Saturday in Dillon. Charley Harper says he has trapped two muskrats and a house cat this winter. Archies Henneberry visited Dillon last weekend. Herman Waltie visited Edward Mooney’s home. Pumpkin Center school near Barretts station opens with Edna Hanna as teacher. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended for colds and grip. For sale by all dealers.

Ryans Canyon Mr. Mudd Almstead W. F. Henneberry Dillon D. F. Mooney Nellie Charley Harper Canyon Archie Henneberry Herman Waltie Edward Mooney Pumpkin Center Barretts Station Edna Hanna

Cold Wave Hits City With Sudden Snowfall

A local weather forecast warned of a 20 degree drop in 24 hours and the thermometer near zero with fresh snowfall overnight. The public noted the accuracy as they stepped outside Wednesday morning.

Weather Bureau

Gov Pollinger Ill at Twin Bridges with Gripped Madisonian

State veteran Gov Pollinger, longtime pioneer stage driver, is reported ill at his Twin Bridges home with the gripped Madisonian affecting his health.

Pollinger Twin Bridges

Social affairs in Dillon entertainments and teas

Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Swain hosted a dinner last Thursday with Prof. Garver, Dr. Finch, Mr. A. L. Stone, and Mr. Jerome Baxter. On Tuesday another dinner brought Prof. Mosher, Miss Dunnings, Scott, Graeter, Herrick, Prof. Clark, Dr. Poindexter, Cal layway, and Fred Huber. Wednesday tea included Mesdames Dexter, Free, Matt Orr, Kress, Nash, Shortt, Russell, Lamont, Dorchester, Carson, plus guests. afterward ladies played Five Hundred.

H. H. Swain Garver Finch A. L. Stone Jerome Baxter Mrs. Mosher Misses Dunning Scott Graeter Herrick Prof Clark Poindexter Messrs. Callaway Fred Huber Mrs. Swain Mesdames Jessie Poindexter Free Matt Orr Mrs. Kress Misses Nash Shortt Russell Lamont Dorchester Carson

Class Dinner Parties by Miss Erma Stone

Miss Erma Stone hosts a sequence of dinner parties for her class members with events held last Friday evening this evening and next Friday evening continuing a social schedule.

Erma Stone

Kensington Invitations Extended Tomorrow Afternoon

Mesdames Yeaman Yeaman Rathbone have invitations out for a Kensington morrow afternoon. More than seventy five invitations were issued, it is understood.

Mesdames E. M. Yeaman Z. B. Yeaman R. R. Rathbone Kensington

Wedding Unites Miss Bertha Short and A H Hanson

At noon on Wednesday at Dr. Rathbone home the Rev Thomas Anderson of the First Baptist church joined Miss Bertha Short and A H Hanson of White Sulphur Springs in marriage. Olive Hanson bridesmaid and Prof Clark best man. A wedding repast followed. The couple departed by afternoon train for White Sulphur Springs to reside.

R. R. Rathbone Thomas Anderson First Baptist Church Bertha Short A. H. Hanson White Sulphur Springs Olive Hanson Clark White Suplhur Springs

Four-course Dinner and Club Activities Reported

The A-D-F club enjoyed a four course dinner at the Anderson home last Friday at 6 30. Mrs Lillian Free hosted Normal college seniors at her home Friday with whist and light refreshments. Ada Hurd, the college graduate guest of honor, attended. Jessie and Fielding Gray hosted a gathering with refreshments and games on South Washington street. Shakespeare club met Saturday with Mrs Laura Tolman Scott presenting her federation meeting report as club delegate.

A. L. Anderson Lillian Free Normal College Ada Hurd Jessie Fielding Gray South Washington Street Shakespeare Club Laura Tolman Scott State Federation of Clubs

Social and club notices from local residents

Mr and Mrs T D Olmstead host dinner for friends. Mrs L R Foote and Mrs F E Foote announce invitations for two parties on the 15th and 16th at 603 South Atlantic Street. Mrs W C Orr hosted the Social Eight club. Mrs George Ainslie hosted the Needle club with Miss Louise Dodds assisting. Mrs Hopkins and Mrs Bronson guests of the hostess. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are recommended as safe for all ages and suitable for aiding digestion and regulating bowels. For sale by all dealers. 1-m

L. R. Foote F. E. Foote South Atlantic Street George Ainslie Needle Club Louise Dodds Mrs. Hopkins Mrs. Bronson Chamberlain

No Special Xmas Rates for Western Railroads

No Christmas or New Year fare reductions will be granted by Western Passenger association roads this year. States affected include North Dakota South Dakota Wyoming Montana Colorado and Utah. Special rates were also denied for the Methodist Episcopal church general conference in Minneapolis next May.

Chicago Ill Western Passenger Association North South Dakota Wyoming Montana Colorado Utah General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church Minneapolis

Judge Patton Found Dead in Irrigating Ditch

In Ogden Utah Judge A B Patton a former United States commissioner aged 55 was found dead in an irrigating ditch last week. He suffered rheumatism and was unable to help himself.

Odgen Utah A. B. Patton United States

Big Shipment of Sheep From Dillon Stock Yards

Twenty one cars of sheep loaded at Dillon stock yards on Monday. H Hatch of Franklin Idaho bought 1800 head from Darnitter Bros and 1000 from A Binder. F K Falkner of Idaho Falls purchased 1700 from Beaverhead Range Co and 9034 from George Murray. They will ship to Idaho Falls to be fed on beet pulp and fattened for spring market. Falkner notes repeat purchases and satisfaction with prior fattening.

Dillon H. Hatch Franklin Ida Darnitter Bros A. Binder F. K. Falkner Idaho Falls Beaverhead

Notable Sheep and Duck Shipments to Lauterbach Montana

Max Lauterbach of the Upper Ruby Valley received a premium load of Shopshire and Hampshire mutton sheep, described as among the best. A separate Friday shipment brought Ramboulette ducks to his ranch, transported in crates by four horse teams.

Max Lauterbach Upper Ruby Valley Montana Hampshire Lauterbach Express Madisonian

Teachers' Examination in Dillon This Weekend

County Superintendent Margaret Ross announces exams for 452 teachers to be held Friday and Saturday, November 24 and 25, in Dillon, Montana. The event calls local educators to participate in the statewide assessment.

Dillon Mont Margaret Ross County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Olmsted-Stevenson CO Wm. E. Goings Armstead Susi Catarrh Grippe Short-Hanson Mrs. T. D. Olmstead W. C. Orr Social Eight Club Carload Bucks Hou A. J. Wedum Lumber Co Grant The Candy Kitchen D. A. McDaniel R. E. Foster John Deere Dart
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