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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1908

Page

8

Lakeview notes brisk lumber demand and community visits

Lakeview reports cold clear weather and a busy period for the Hunt brothers with high lumber orders. Residents and visitors are listed including Mrs. Fairbanks and son. cattle trades by Ben Hart, Frank Jones, James Blair, and Matthew Reis. a Thanksgiving turkey raffle. desert claim proofs. and varias social and travel movements among locals.

The Tribune Lakeview Hunt Bros W. Fairbanks North Dakota Wesley Frank Davis Elka Spring Ranch Dillon Mr. Davis R. R. Rathbone Herman Reis Middleton Idaho Fred I. Hansen Andy Leak Townsend Mr. Leak Frank Sparrow Alaska Bray Doyles Miller Wakefields al Forsyth Mrs. Edgell James Blair Matthew Reis Madison River Monida

Truax Hotel Sold. Lima Welcomes New Proprietors

Charles Truax sells his Lima hotel to Dillon men Beardsley and Quinn and plans to move with his family. A farewell party will be held Friday. No Lima school next week due to the teachers institute and Thanksgiving. Knights of Pythias host annual ball on Thanksgiving night. Mrs Boule visits with Mrs Boule.

TriBuNz Lima Charles Truax Dillon Beardsley and Quinn Truax Hotel Truax County Teachers’ Institute Knights of Pythias Fred Boule Wm. Boule

Willis Residents Visit Dillon on Various Trips

Mrs Margaret Reichle traveled to Dillon on business. Charles Beehrer also went to Dillon last week for business. Miss Winifred Dillon visited friends in Dillon for a few days. Mrs Dorota Burger of Dillon visited Jacob Hartwig. She then went to Birch Creek to visit the W Banneyer families for several days. Mr and Mrs F Gransberry went to Dillon as witnesses in district court.

the Tribune Willis

Waterloo Briefs Gathered From The County

In Waterloo on November 18 residents report hay baling and cattle shipping as preparations for next spring crops. F L Grandly visited Butte last week while Mrs M T Carney hosted a Whitehall visit. E Steinseifer’s herd was purchased by Frank Swartz of Blaine. Parrott ditch broke around three pm Tuesday flooding Wing Holland and Colligan Foster ranches before the walker diverted the water.

Tribune Waterloo F. L. Grandly Butte M. T. Carney Whitehall Frank Swartz Blaine E. Steinseifer Bert Miller Butte Business College Frank Held Z. D. Foster P. Carney Roachester Minn Mayo Bros Parrott Holland & Colligan-Foster Ranches Wing

Bris Towders Return With Large Herd From Idaho

Al Turner and Sam Davies of Bristow bring back 200 to 300 head of 3 year old steers. W H Rideout reports Tacoma tunnel at 85 feet with ore gains. Charles A Smith buys 18 head from Mrs D D Walker. Fire destroys Noyes Pendleton store at Port Orchard. C E McFarlin loses sight in one eye after accident.

al Turner Sam Davies Bristow Idaho W. H. Rideout Pioneer Mining Co Tacoma Charles A. Smith Dillon Wisdom D. D. Walker Noyes & Pendleton Port Orchard Wash Roy Noyes Len Pendleton C. E. McFarlin Mr. McFarlin Medical Laxe

Bottle incident leaves McFarlin hopeful for sight

Wash was struck in the face by a piece of bottle that burst in his hands while bottling soft drinks. It is hoped Mr. McFarlin will not lose both eyes.

Wash Mr. McFarlin

Local Notices From Pageville and Vicinity

Miss Ethel Oliver visits near Wisconsin Creek with Sunday return to Centerville for Sabbath school. Rev David Hardy from Twin Bridges calls on Elmer Page. J E Slater family visits Twin Bridges and returns by the Big Hole River. O J Phouty does wood sawing at Fuqua’s. Elmer Page hosts N L Page’s seventy second birthday with guests including M A Page and R R Tovey. William Stewart gifts a two seater survey to his family. Rodney and Evalyn Page visit Blaine then attend Centerville church. Utleys attend Mrs Steffens funeral in Virginia City. Rodney Page visits Phillipsburg to see Rev E T Moring and family. Lena Albright of Dillon visiting Stewart. N L Page travels to Clinton, Mont., for two weeks with sister Henry Utley. George Bartholomew accompanies Master Bartholomew from Orphans’ Home. Clarence Bartholomew visits Jessie at Jackson Wisconsin Creek. Mrs Utley calls on N L Page and Bartch. Will Staudaker visits Twin Bridges. C A Saffle returns to Billings after visiting family. O H Gilman searches for stray cattle in Pageville. Wm Stewart’s trip to Twin Bridges for business and to bring a new separator. Cottage prayer meeting at Elmer Page’s home Thursday. Mrs C A Saffle hosts Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon. John Seneers and John Morgan visit Twin Bridges on business.

Pageville Ethel Oliver Jenkins Wisconsin Creek Centerville David Hardy Twin Bridges Elmer Page J. E. Slater Little Son Big Hole O. J. Phouty R. H. Fuqua N. L. Page Mygs Burton R. R. Tovey M. A. B. Page Page William Stewart Rodney Page Evalyn Mercer Blaine C. L. Utley Steffens Henry Utley George Bartholomew Orphans’ Home Utley Clarence Bartholomew Jessie Will Staudaker C. A. Suffle Billings O. H. Gilman Wm. Stewart C. A. Saffle John Seneers John Morgan

Melrose Notes: Town Visits and Local Business

Melrose residents host visitors from Mount Fischer and Dillon while Glendale Sheep sells out to Varney Co. Others travel to Butte for doctors, treatments, and shopping. Farmers report 25 carloads of produce and multiple lambs and calves shipped to Butte. One accident injures a man named A Wolf near Dewey. he is treated and sent to hospital.

Deer hunting trips and harvest freight across local districts

P Olson Elmer Bateman and friends returned from a hills hunting trip behind Hecla with six or seven deer. Roy Peterson George Bighorn Ben Sanborn and companions hunt in the Willow Creek area this week. Mrs Aldridge visits Anaconda to see her daughter Myrtle Norris. Farmers load car lots of hay and oats for Butte market while Hecla mine leasers ship two carloads of ore to East Helena smelter.

Fornia P. Olson Elmer Bateman Hecla Roy Peterson George Bighorn Ben Sanborn Willow Creek East Helena

High School Notes Prof Swingle Talk on Biology and Health

Prof Swingle will visit Monday to discuss Aims and Tendencies of Modern Biology and The Prevention of Human Diseases for the public. Freshmen to seniors work on book reviews. Second month report cards issued. Stock judging group visited Reed's ranch. Girls formed a basketball team. Lunch served by York Huffman and Bertha Huffman on Mon Tue Wed. Minnie Gilbert and Gladys Heyward on Thu Fri.

Dean Swingle Reed's Ranch Featherly

Local residents depart for rest and duties this week

Miss Louise Johnson left for home due to illness while Miss Truax heads for Oregon in coming days. Miss Bettes travels to Phillipsburg to speak at a teachers’ institute. Miss Johnson stayed with Miss Emma Johnson over the weekend. Mrs. Owsley leaves for Whitehall for several days. Dr. A B Martin spoke at exercises on the topic Our Indebtedness.

Louise Johnson Miss Truax Oregon Miss Bettes Phillipsburg Teachers’ Institute Miss Johnson Emma Johnson Mrs. Owsley Whitehall A. B. Martin

Week of Advent prayer unites four churches in city

Four denominations Baptist Episcopal Methodist and Presbyterian unite for a city wide Advent week of prayer beginning Nov 29 with 3:30 pm service at St James church. Laymen lead most activities and pastors also speak with evening union services to be announced with locations and speakers. Grogan Billy humor noted.

Methodist St. James

Armstead Medicine Lodge and Grant Stage Schedule

The Armstead Medicine Lodge and Grant Stage Company runs daily from Armstead at 7 30 a m to Grant at 10 00 a m. Leaves Grant at 11 00 a m arrives Armstead 1 00 p m. For connections to points farther west contact JR Scott manager Armstead Montana.

The Armstead, Medicine Lodge & Grant Stage Company O.S. L Armstead Grant JR. Scott Mgr Mont

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