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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1913

Page

9

Trail Creek road fund shortfall prompts December meeting

A $2,075 deficit remains to insure the Darby Big Hole Trail Creek road project linking Park to Park. Beaverhead and Ravalli counties with forest officials and federal support have raised most funds. December 1 commission meeting may finalize needed amount and bid awards.

Trail Creek Beaverhead Forest Service Darby Ravalli County Big Hole Basin Wisdom United States Agricultural Department Ravalli Big Wole Basin Beaverhead County F. E. Binner Clifton & Applegate Company Darby-Big Hole Bitter Root Darby- Big Hole Park Park Road Park-To-Park Belton Hamilton Camp Creek Divide Dillon Blacktail Centennial Valley Yellowstone Park Great Falls Butte Virginia City Plon. Bernard Kalispell Chamber of Commerce Columbia River

Gerhard Lubin Makes Business Trip to Bedrock

Gerhard Lubin traveled to Bedrock on the first of the week for a business assignment. The visit underscores Lubin’s ongoing commercial activities in the region.

Gerhard Lubin Bedrock

Montana admiration from Chicago traveler in Butte

John Antony Nolan of Chicago, a dry goods wholesaler, says Montana girls are the finest and notes his nine years of territory work in the region. He mentions friends Dan McGuire and T. J. Fenton and that his wife is Miss Paul of Dillon.

Montana John Antony Nolan Chicago Nolan Tom McDonald Windy City Paul Dillon

Morphine Fiend Arrested in Montana

Charles Bradley described as a confirmed morphine fiend was arrested Wednesday morning by Chief of Police Sassman and jailed in the county jail. He claims a brother in Butte, Patrick Bradley a wealthy race horse owner, and says he came to Montana from Juarez Measicu recently.

Charles Bradley Sassman Butte Patrick Bradley Bradley Montana Juarez Measicu

Tax collections accelerate as payments surge in county

Taxpayers rush to settle taxes before the deadline and the county books show about 2165 600 dollars in taxes collected by Wednesday night. The county treasurer observed Thanksgiving by remaining closed all day.

Rife

Hunters Return With Deer From Sheep Creek Trip

Herb Wheat and George Mast returned Monday afternoon from a hunting trip in the Sheep Creek basin. They brought back one deer and are treating friends to venison.

Herb Wheat George Mast Sheep Creek

Local and Personal Notes From Dillon Area

Julius Hartwig visited Dillon on Wednesday from Reichle while T. J. Murray and wife enjoyed a several day stay in Butte. Ed Ferris of Horse Prairie was in Dillon this week and George H. Reid of Twin Bridges visited. Duke Gist and family plan Thanksgiving in Anaconda. Emery Keller of Lima spent Thanksgiving in Dillon. For sale a hard coal burner in good condition at Tattersall's. Louise Dodds visited the L. A. Foote ranch at Reble. Sigurd Augenson of the Diamond O ranch was in Dillon Wednesday. Lewis Woodside of Willis spent this week visiting his sons. Mrs T. K. Julson traveled to Butte Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving. Thomas Barrett left for Helena to spend Thanksgiving. John Downing and E. A. Kinney transacted business in Dillon this week.

Julius Hartwig Dillon Reichle T. J. Murray Butte Ed. Ferris Horse Prairie George H. Reid Twin Bridges Duke Gist Anaconda Emery Keller Lima Tattersall’s Louise Dodds L. A. Foote Ranch Reble Sigurd Augenson Diamond O Lewis Woodside Willis

Dangerous catarrh stopped by Hyomei

A Potts druggist advertises Hyomei as a guaranteed remedy for catarrh. The full outfit costs one dollar and is claimed to kill germs and stop symptoms quickly. The ad emphasizes relief from nasal itching foul breath and morning choking sensations.

Potts

Town Notes From Dillon and Nearby Areas

Findley Watson and Ernest Gleed drove to Dell on John T. Orr garage business. Dr. Hugh T. Ashlock left for Helena to visit his sister Mrs. John C. Brown. W F Reis lectured at the Pastime club drawing a large crowd. Mrs. Henry Clifton left for Pendleton Oregon. Miss Mary Stephenson headed to southern California for the winter. Dale Metlen en route to spend Thanksgiving with his father on Horse Prairie. Sheriff Irwin and Deputy Scully returned from Bannack with a demented woman in custody. Hans Matson of Armstead visited Dillon. Mr and Mrs Thomas Cooper of Armstead visited Botts home for Thanksgiving. Marriage licenses issued to Mrs Eva Yont and Harry Sanders Dillon and to Hugh Fleming and Orca Bonney Dell.

Findley Watson Ernest Gleed Dell John T. Orr Hugh T. Ashlock Helena John C. Brown W. F. Reis Mary Stephenson Dillon Southern California Dale Metlen Missoula Horse Prairie Hans Matson Armstead Thomas Cooper Botts Eva Yont Harry Sanders Hugh Fleming Orca Bonney Fred Hale

Dillon Visitors Return After Murray Hospital Stop

Mr and Mrs John Bishop and Lenore and Reynold Thompson traveled to Butte to visit Mrs Thompson who was ill at Murray hospital. The group returned to Dillon Wednesday evening.

John Bishop Lenore Reynold Thompson

Passing of the Montana Pioneers A W Tanner

A W Tanner born May 23 1837 in Leroy New York died November 12 1913 at his Red Bluff home. He mined in Emigrant Gulch Gallatin Valley and Pole Creek and ran a cash business in Bozeman later moving to Red Bluff for placer mining. Survived by his wife married in 1863 funeral on November 14 in Red Bluff.

A. W. Tanner Leroy N. Y Red Bluff New York Pawpaw Michigan Emigrant Gulch Gallatin Valley First National Bank Pole Creek Tanner Bozeman Bangor Madisonian

Mi-o-Na Stomach Tabs Offer Quick Relief

Advert reads Mi-o-na Stomach Tabs sold in fifty cent boxes at drug stores as a specific for indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and stomach misery. Claims immediate relief and warns delays are dangerous with a money back if not satisfied offer through Potts the local druggist.

Potts

Taxes Due in Beaverhead County Montana 1913

Notice from Frep Rife Treasurer and Collector Dillon Montana states taxes for 1913 are due at the County Treasurer office and delinquent November 30 at 6 pm with a 10 percent penalty if unpaid. Dated October 9, 1913.

Beaverhead County Montana Frep ‘Rife Dillon, Mont

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Davis Stephen Reese Thomson Avenue Reese Louis Buege North North Dakota T. K. Julson Thomas Barrett John Downing E. A. Kinney Jackson Hyomi Mischula Sters Eliel Brothers Henry Clifton John Ewing Pendleton Ore Irwin Scully Bannack Tribune Office Mi-ona
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