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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1904
Page
4
Dillon column reports visits and travels of residents including Dr. Rathbove near First National Bank and J W Scott and son in town. Mentions fairs, hunting trips, school staff like Miss Nichols, and several moves from Dillon with scattered notes on weather and business.
A Beaverhead County real estate list shows warranty deeds and bonds with buyers such as J. E. Morse to Birchdale Stock Farm and Alson & Christain Co. to Chas. E. Miller & Co. along with bargain and sale deeds, sheriff deed, water rights on Birch Creek, Medicine Lodge creek, and Carter Creek, and patents for lands near Lima Apex and Bristow. Placer locations include 23 placers in Old Pioneer district and quartz lode claims in Fairview Utopia Montana districts.
A vintage advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a fattening and strengthening tonic for invalids convalescents and children. It claims the product builds bone flesh blood and nerves and offers a free sample with a label image and bottle wrapper included on every purchase.
Tash and Lenkersdorfer bought about three hundred head of cattle, mostly steers, and plan to feed about 250 head at their Grasshopper ranch this winter. The region reports an excellent wild hay crop on Horse Prairie, supplying many ranchers. Some ranchers are short cattle, with losses from 15 to 30 head, and a big snow would help bring cattle home. Dakota Smith shipped three carloads of horses to Indiana with escorts John Malone and J. Rawley Scott. Brown Lee of Laughlin Bros. arrived with a 1800 pound Percheron stallion, priced at 3600, for possible sale in Sheridan.
Public take notice that payments are payable at once at the Dillon Implement Co office to A. F. Waldorf, Trustee in Bankruptcy. Spot cash for coal and wood begins November 7. W. G. Chang & Sox, J. T. Brocq, Brown Bros.
Saiki a twelve year old Japanese boy on a donkey sees sawdust on the Yalu bridge and warns the advancing Japanese army. The donkey balks but the general’s column crosses after a brief delay. The boy is rewarded with a purse of gold pieces for saving the crossing and his mother is aided. An hour later the battle at the Yalu begins.
A fragment from an O S L time record mentions a bound mile notations and a vehicle with a passenger involved with tyres noted as 7228 6. The readable portion is sparse and lacks clear dates or locations.
In chambers on Wednesday Judge Henry dismissed the temporary restraining order against Ben Hager in the concrete walks project. The case will be heard before winter ends. Hager has continued work, many complainants’ walks already done, frost is expected to halt work soon, and his city contract ends next May.
Advert shows blood purifier claims for healing scrofula syphilitic poisons and other blood diseases. Describes headaches pains fever pimples and appetite loss as signs of impure blood. Sells at Riley's Drug Store with a positive guarantee and notes legal forms in Tribune Office.
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