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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
3
E Ray Dillon lists cattle brands for Montana range at Basin Big Hole. The G quarter circle 0 on left shoulder and bar on left high markings are described alongside the owner and location.
Local notes list residents and visitors in Dillon including Tom Tracy Armstead Julia Anderson and T B Craver Medicine Lodge. Dentists and real estate ads appear with Burns and Owsley firms. Community notices invite attendance at church programs and remind readers of local businesses and purchases.
Week ending November 6 1911 records show patent and deed transfers including Ida Kaferly to Mary A Metzel 160 acres Centennial Valley Joseph Shirts patent 160 acres Grimes Creek Horse Prairie Ames Sheep Company purchases 960 and 320 acres in Grasshopper Creek Valley and above Bannack Thomas Clement to Ames Sheep Company 960 acres and Harriet Perry to Charles Robbins 1 lot Dillon Original. Also multiple water rights and homestead occupancy notices plus desert land and mineral locations in Silver Moon Trail Creek Argenta districts.
O M Best and Chris Maurer of Dillon visited Twin Bridges on Sunday to inspect rams offered by George D. Selway. They purchased nearly 100 head and will arrange delivery soon. Dr Floyd Best Mrs Best and Miss Best accompanied the buyers to Twin Bridges before the party continued to the lower valley for further sales.
A 19th or early 20th century ad promotes HYOMEI an antiseptic inhaler to treat catarrh asthma croup and bronchitis. It claims direct action on infected membranes without opium or cocaine and promises money back if not cured. Potts the druggist sells the HYOMEI kit for one dollar.
A narrator recalls June travel into Yellowstone from Gardiner, detailing gun registrations at Fort Yellowstone Norris station and the Upper Geyser basin. He narrates fishing a ten inch trout near Old Faithful, snowbound miles to the Thumb, and a dramatic climb of 494 steps to the canyon hotel. Weather, camp routines, soldiers, and humorous exchanges color the trek ending with a Livingston to Gardiner route past cattle including a red cow.
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