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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1911

Page

12

Beavershead County Debates Gilmore & Pittsburgh Line

Beaverhead county residents express concern over high damages for the Gilmore and Pittsburgh railroad project. Dillon surveyors map a line that could bypass Dillon and shift trade, raising fears of split markets and tolls on Big Hole basin and Grasshopper regions. An unrelated note praises Electric Bitters as a kidney remedy.

Madisonian Beaverhead County Virginia City Gilmore & Pittsburgh Arbitration Commission Madison Madison County Point of Rocks Dillon Oregon Shore Barrett Station Beaverhead Canyon French Ranch Argenta Frying Pan Basin Bond Siding Big Hole River Badger Pass Big Hole Basin Grasshopper Horse Prairie Idaho

Thirty Two Dollars A Team In Alder Gulch Shoeings

Jake Herman of Thompson Montana was a pioneering blacksmith in Alder Gulch during the 1860s. He drew heavy patronage with one client paying 32 dollars for a team shoeing, lumber costs were steep, and Herman later moved to Butte where he claimed mining wealth before leaving it behind. Also notes include Chamberlains Cough Remedy endorsement and a local sale of Pekin ducks in Dillon.

Jake Herman Thompson Montana Alder Gulch Mr. Herman Nevada Virginia City Gulch Henry Edgar William Fairweather Jake Butte Fellows

Montana Teachers Association Meet in Great Falls in December

At the Montana Teachers association annual session in Great Falls December 27 to 29, topics on teacher efficiency citizenship training and teachers institutes will be discussed. President Cunningham has arranged a large national lecturer lineup including W C Thompson and David Starr Jordan.

Bozeman Montana Teachers’ Association Great Falls R. J. Cunningham State Association Cunningham Bozeman Public Schools C. A. Duniway University of Montana At Missouila R.G. Young Victor J.a.burger Miles City Anne Houliston Robert Clark Dillon H. L. Hune Glendive Celia Potts Missoula W. E. Harmon Helena Academy of Arts, Sciences and Letters Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education Schoolmasters’ Club R. G. Young John Dietrich Grant E. Finch A. D. Wiggin Association Lewis. Terwilliger Livingston D. S. Williams Glasgow Minnie E. Burt Butte Lizzie Barker Townsend Rainbow Rainbow Hotel Washington D. Sargent Montana W. C. Thompson Ohio University At Columbus Jessie Fields Page County Iowa State College of Iowa David Starr Jordan Leland Stanford

Fable of the Common Carrier Sparks Town Backlash

A satirical tale set in E-Flat Town where a rail line promises prosperity. Officials push bonds and zoning as workers flood in, sparking lawsuits, higher taxes, and clashes with promoters. The tale ends with a moral urging caution before embracing capital.

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Digestive Health

If all people knew neglect of constipation risks severe digestion issues and illnesses they would use Dr King’s New Life Pills. They are touted as safe and effective for biliousness headache dyspepsia chills and debility with a price of 25c at Potts the druggist.

Dr. King Potts

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