24 Nov 1899
Page 1
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1899
Page
1
Local correspondence recounts a playful mock battle at Bristow over Miss Mabel Armitage, a wedding of Charles Magers, and many small-town updates. Reports from Lima note railroad workers Hall and White leaving, Thanksgiving events, school plans, and a Christmas entertainment preview.
Nov 20 report from Ryan Canyon lists Harry Smallhorn Sage Creek cattleman visiting friends in the canyon. Wm Templeton and family of Horse Prairie passed through. Mrs M A Henneberry and children visited Mrs McManemey at Grayling. E Slack of Dillon visiting in Lima. Officer Taylor from Lemhi Idaho sought two men wanted there. M Goldberg of Butte returning from Lemhi. Ted Haines of Bedrock in canyon. M B Henneberry visited Dillon for supplies. Thus Flynn of Blacktail rancher was on Grasshopper viewing Daniel Mooney's property.
Special Correspondence reports Mrs. James Davidson ill with pneumonia. Bert Hungate of Rochester visits old friends near Dell. I. M. Martinell and H. A. Dowling serve as county jurors. Cecil McNinch builds a large new house. Carrie Flynn received a gold watch from her brother Will. Adolph Neeman sold his ranch to Dan Gutting of Lima. Mr. Young shipped cattle from Idaho and returned from Omaha in good humor. Hane Seybold goes to Omaha with beef trains. O Rourke brothers threshing to finish Dell's work for the year. Grain quality good but light due to early frost.
Dr. D B Cargile of Washita I T reports that four bottles of Electric Bitters cured Mrs. Brewer of acrofula after years of suffering. Terrible sores on her head and face disappeared and her health is excellent. The testimonial emphasizes the remedy's transformative effect for thousands.
A health warning against cheap alum baking powders notes they can spoil foods and endanger health. AM physicians warn alum in food is deleterious.
In early Montana days three hunt. Bozeman horse theft and pursuit by a posse ends in deadly outcomes. George Lyons and Joe Brion join the chase across Madison valley toward Bedrock Lake, facing hunger and danger as they track the criminals who fled with stolen horses. Meanwhile local court cases and a state dealer convention add period context.
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