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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
6
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The Montana Pioneers association reports 140 members crossed the Great Divide in the past year with only 30 new names at Billings meeting. The editorial lauds early explorers, notes aging membership, and urges honoring pioneers while inviting future fruit-growing efforts in Beaverhead valley.
The Dillon region is praised for fruit and vegetable potential with mentions of M. A. Elliott crab apples and Louis Stahl crops. A proposed Armstead to Lemhi railroad is hailed as near, promising agricultural stock raising and mining growth. A Montana justice case and local editorials on gambling and dairying add local color.
W. W. Cheeley’s initial mining promotion and sale are viewed as unlikely to improve future deals in the same field according to recent daily reports.
The Madisonian in Virginia City celebrated its thirty fifth birthday last week and remains hale and hearty.
A collage of brief opinion snippets from Anaconda Standard Butte Inter Mountain and other papers. It notes resistance to heat, failed speculative bets, a cemetery of the living, praise for open shops, political criticisms of Ohio Republicans, autumn fashion hints, stock market implications, and the costs of strikes.
The wedding of Fred Woodworth of Beaverhead county and Miss Bessie Bylen of Bozeman occurred at the bride’s home in Bozeman on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. J W Bennett officiated with a small guest list. The couple received many gifts including a $10,000 sum from the groom’s father and plan to reside near Wisdom after a North Coast Ltd honeymoon.
Miss Millie Dillon and Mr John Evans were married Tuesday evening at 6 oclock at Mrs Betsy Haines home on South Atlanta Street. Rev Winters officiated with only relatives present. Brides maid Gladys Winters best man George Lennox. A wedding dinner followed as the couple plan to reside on South Atlantic Street in Dillon.
Willard C. Seydel and Miss Mary Ethel Singer wed at 10 o clock Wednesday morning September 35 at the First Congregational Church in Pocatello Idaho. Reverend Willham officiated with Mendelssohn music, bride attended by sister Bessie, groom by W A Moyes. Reception 2 to 4 pm. They left for Salt Lake City, showered with rice and well wishes. The couple are prominent local youths with Seydel a former Oregon Short Line machinist.
Col Tom McTague of the Montana penitentiary praised Dillon for its prosperity and varied resources. He noted mines farms and ranges around the town and described its wealth per capita as exceeding other western towns. He spoke after meeting Acting Governor Norris about prisoner interests in Deer Lodge.
A Saturday high school picnic set out under threatening clouds with a large tally-ho and the Thunder Mountain stage coach taking students to Sheep Canyon. Arrival was followed by a terrific rain storm, but the faculty and students remained composed and continued activities despite the weather.
A rainy afternoon gave way to mountains and a warm welcome as students, old and new, explored an abandoned log cabin with a lean-to addition. Ladies showcased cooking skills while the group bonded, and the day ended with bright sun and cheerful memories.
Caution against catarrh ointments containing mercury as dangerous to smell and health. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and system acting. Internal use with testimonials available. price 76 cents per bottle. Also Hall's Family Pills offered for constipation.
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