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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1911

Page

3

Local and Personal News Brought by Dillon Readers

Sol Brenig visited Butte on business last Sunday. Steve Davis from Alder came in last Saturday. W R Hyland of Apex was in Dillon Saturday. Dr R R Rathbone dentist operates over Lushers Store. Pillsbury and Ceretana Flour sold at Graeter Grocery. George A Whitworth of Dell rancher in town Friday. E E Carlile of Apex in town Monday on business. Mr and Mrs Jules Guyaz of Medicine Lodge in town Monday. Volney Briggs, Armstead old timer, in city Monday. Jack Barnes left Monday for deer hunt in McCarthy mountains. A E Johnson local barber went to Butte Sunday, back Tuesday. J H Crehan came Friday from Gilmore, returned Sunday. We carry top fishing tackle. William Klein Cash Store. Steve Davis rancher from Sage Creek country in Dillon Monday on business.

Sol Brenig Butte Steve Davis Alder W. R. Hyland Apex Dillon R. R. Rathbone Lusher’s Pillsbury and Ceretana Graeter Grocery Co George A. Whitworth Dell E. E. Carlile Jules Guyaz Medicine Lodge Volney Briggs Armstead City Jack Barnes McCarthey Mountains A. E. Johnson William Klein Sage Creek C. A. Smith James K. Kidwell Portland Medon Curt Lane Dell Gordon Beaverhead Spencer Harwood Spencer Idaho J. E. Morse John Flemiming Seattle Union Stock Yards Freddie DeLong The Metlen Hots Joe Wedum Wisconsin

Various Basin Visitors Greet Dillon Residents

A steady stream of visitors and locals travel between Dillon and nearby towns including Butte and Seattle. Notable names appear: Mrs Clara Chapman, C A Smith, James Kidwell, Curt Lane, Dell Gordon, Freddie DeLong, John Flemiming, H F Best, W N Bickeler, George Tash, Charlie Cary, Clinton Miller, Henry Gray, Walter White, Lieutenant Governor Allen, Geo Marsh, Mrs W W Francis, Mrs Florence Plimpton, Mrs Chas Corwin, Will Miller, C E Miller among others. Community events include farewell parties, hunts, and social gatherings with meals and games.

Walter White Herman Mussigbrod Allen Geo. N. Marsh Butte W. W. Francis California Florence Plimpton Babe Chas. Corwin Mansfield Stanchfield John Lawrence W. J. Tope Nell Wampler George Francis C. E. Miller Will Lee Shaw Bristow Helen Angerston

Real Estate Transfers and Local Business Moves

Land deals involve J P Elmos Hans Peterson and others with L J Price in Dillon. Alma S Thorpe receives a 320 acre patent near Dillon. Montana Auto Supply Co ships a 1912 Cadillac from Detroit. Profs Ripley Kerr and D M Dyre hunt in Argenta no game found. Fire apparatus moved to steam heated Montana Auto Supply garage. Harriet L Johnson sells Thomson's addition lot to Henry Hutchens for 200 dollars. Water rights granted and a homestead notice in Price Canyon Creek. Beaverhead Commercial Club incorporation filed.

Ort’s Montana Auto Supply Garage Harriet L. Johnson Henry Hutchens Thomson Dillon Jens P. Elmose Spring Creek Albert E. Godbout Eagle Spring George Scott Scoti Springs Price Canyon Creek Beaverhead Commercial Club

A Healthy Happy Old Age Offered by Fig Syrup and Senna

This advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle natural laxative for all ages. It emphasizes regular cleansing to maintain health, notes the product is widely approved by physicians, and warns buyers to ensure the package bears the California Fig Syrup Co. name.

California Fig Syrup Co

Lost Money Returns After Newspaper Notice

The Dillon Tribune reports a $40 loss and two $20 bills returned last Monday by Frank Caldwell of Dillon. The notice notes the paper’s wide readership and credits Caldwell for his kind act in restoring the money to Miss Dibble.

Tribune Dillon Beaverhead County Miss Dibble Mney Frank Caldwell

Nuggets Featured in Alaska Exhibit at New York Show

Seattle and Gold nuggets valued at 175000 dollars formed a key part of the Alaska exhibit at the New York land show this month.

Seattle Alaska New York

Montana Poem by Mrs Poindexter Celebrates Pioneer Spirit

Mrs K Sturgis Poindexter offers a Montana poem to publish through Beaverhead County Pioneer Society. The piece recalls territorial roots from 1867, the shift from indian trails to rail, and the welcome of Montanans to towns and schools, ending with a hopeful reunion.

Martin Barrett Beaverhead County Pioneer Society K. Sturgis Poindexter Montana Grant E. Finch State Normal College

The Fat Man's Time o' Year Poem

A Houston Post poem celebrates and comforts fat men as autumn cools and winter nears. The speaker vows pride in a warm, snug winter, noting fat men are beloved when cold weather returns and undergarments or cravings diminish the summer discomfort.

Houston Post

HYOMEI Inhalant Quick Relief Claim

A vintage home remedy ad touts HYOMEI as a quick cure for chest tightness and head congestion. It describes inhaling steam with a scant teaspoon of HYOMEI from a bowl, promising immediate clearing of the head and soothing effects, priced at 60 cents per bottle with a note to ask for an extra bottle from Potts the druggist.

Potts

Lima visitor E Q Brainard in Dillon this week

E Q Brainard of Lima visited Dillon at the start of the week, stopping at local points of interest and meeting residents during a short stay.

E. Q. Brainard Lima Dillon

Inspector surveys Montana State College in land grant review

Washington inspector Dr. K. C. Babcock visited Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts for two days and submitted a report to President Hamilton. He reviewed facilities and student entry standards noting the college enforces fifteen high school credits for admission and found no undermining of state high schools. The review is the first annual government audit of land grant colleges.

Bozeman K. C. Babcock Washington, D.C Department of the Interior Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Hamilton

O'Neils Return More Likely

Wallace reports brighter prospects for extraditing B. F. O'Neil of the Bank of Commerce now in Vancouver B C to face trial for receiving deposits after insolvency and for false statements about the bank's condition Prosecuting Attorney Wayne says prospects improved after return from Vancouver.

Wallace B. F. O'Neil Bank of Commerce Vancouver B. C Wayne

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Ely Ladt &Ae Ely Brothers Warren Street Ipcaess Dillon, Mont City Express General Transfer Dillon Dry Goods Co Red House M. Lynch M. Paumie West Galena St Butte, Mont French Dake Ike Advertising Agency Geary St Los Angeles Cal SAN CI Big Hole Basin J. H. Crehan Gilmore Clara Chapman H. F. Best Johnson and Boone's W .N. Bickeler George Tash Grasshopper Valley Charlie Cary Wisdom Boise Wilson & Smith Co Owsley Block Butte Colorado C. W. Scott Clinton Miller Clark’s Canyon Henry F. Gray Cadillac Billings Pearl J. Smith J. P. Elmos Hans Peterson Brenner Ernest Geary Chas. Calvert Frank Keefer L. J. Price Alma S. Thorpe Chas. Praham Marshall, Field & Co Chicago Salmon’ City Montana Auto Supply Co Detroit Mich Profs. Ripley and Kerr Beaverhead County High School D. M. Dyre Argenta French Creek Wikiup Uncle Sam Dr. Babcock State College of Agriculture O'Neil Banker Butte and Anaconda St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Omaha St. Joseph Kansas City St. Louis Sioux City Denver Treasure State North Coast Limited Land of Fortune W. H. Meriman D. F P. A Butte, Montana E. H. Brundage Mont the Tribune Foster Employment Agency Sicblack
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