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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1911

Page

11

Bears and mountain lions devastate Willow Creek sheep herd

In Willow Creek basin near Olmsted Stevenson Co. bears and mountain lions killed forty sheep in one night. The report lists numerous local residents and visitors from Dillon Melrose Centennial valley and Butte, with several trips and visits noted, including a prize blue ribbon at Helena fair and various sightseeing and illness related mentions.

Melrose Alma West Garrison E. Huber Butte Beehrer Bros A. Hood Dillon Ferris Centennial Valley Reichle Ziegler Springs John Strasser A. Langley J. Gessedy Rathelmiller Helena E. Bryan Mrs. Lague

Sale now on at the Palace Store in Dillon Montana

R F Jackson of Sawmill Point visits town as the Palace Store in Dillon Montana announces a sale event. The notice highlights shopping opportunities and local commerce activity.

R. F. Jackson Sawmill Point Palace Dillon Montana

State Normal College notes honored at state fair

Jas Woodside won the state fair silver cup for best potato display, reflecting local growing skill and scientific farming. News notes cover injuries, new births, school progress, club activities, visits, and social events at the State Normal College, with a health plug for Chamberlain’s Tablets at the end.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Praised For Colds

The remedy has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarkable cures of colds. It is valuable for adults and children and may be given to young children with implicit confidence as it contains no harmful drug. Sold by all dealers. 1-m

Chamberlain

Local Visitors and Winter Arrivals In Dillon

James Kurtz from Pennsylvania visits his brother Oliver Kurtz. Donald and Mrs McDonald of Farlington Ohio spend the winter with their uncle W C Brown. L R Banning preparing to move to Dillon for winter. Foster has men at work building a barge reservoir on his ranch. Olla Eldridge visited Vanita Kohl last Saturday.

Dillon James Kurtz Pennsyyvania Oliver Kurtz Donald McDonald Farlington Ohio W. C. Brown L. R. Banning Co. D. Foster Olla Eldridge Vanita Kohl

Rural Gossip and Agricultural Notes from Local District

2nd Ellis of Blacktail district Mrs. Pearl S. Smith and children and Miss Mary Porter of Dillon spent Thursday afternoon at the Eldridge home. Potato digging is over and the crop is generally better than last year. The best plaster. A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on over the affected parts is superior to a plaster and costs only one tenth as much. For sale by all dealers.

Waterloo Jas. Woodside Woodside Madison County Silver Bow County Young Robert Farmer H. F. Noyd Smith Wilson Townsend Butte Flathead County Walter Everley Mike Carney Ellis Blacktail District Pearl S. Smith Mary Porter Dillon Eldridge Chamberlain J-M

Local Briefs Move Through Montana Towns

A. C. Gruwell travels to a Butte hospital for appendectomy. C. O. Diffendorfer of the G P railroad firm at Armstead visits Dillon on weekly business. Mrs. Clara Chapman and Mrs. Matt Orr stay a week at Cornell ranch Sheep Creek basin. H Sandt H Decith J Holtz Geo Dugay and J Rife return from Medicine Lodge after three weeks of work.

C. O. Diffendorfer Armstead Dillon Clara Chapman Matt Orr Cornell Sheep Creek Basin H. Sandt H. Decith J. Holtz Geo. Dugay J. Rife Medicine Lodge

Panama Canal Film Shines at Grand Theater

At the Grand on Wednesday and Thursday nights a 2500 foot Panama Canal film shown. The lecturer explained the construction work and Isthmus details clearly. The program was praised as one of the best yet and valued as worthwhile, with Manager Lloyd praised for his efforts to provide entertaining and educational shows.

Panama Grand Lloyd Uses Dera

Helena to honor Cromwell Dixon with tablet at state fair

Helena citizens launch a subscription drive to place a bronze tablet in a fair building honoring aviator Cromwell Dixon. The effort, endorsed by Charles Kessler and other prominent locals, follows his record flight and tragic Spokane death and invites further contributions at city businesses.

Aviator Dixon Cromwell Dixon Continental Divide Spokane Charles. Kessler Helena

Size of African Gorilla Surprises Early Explorer

An African gorilla exceeds common estimates with a chest that is enormous. An old male under six feet tall weighs about 400 pounds, illustrating the animal's substantial bulk.

Lame Back Promises Relief From Muscular Rheumatism

Advertisement notes lame back as a common muscular rheumatism form and claims Chamberlain's Liniment provides relief after a few applications. Product marketed as available from all dealers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Olmsted-Stevenson CO Willis Vrudarere the State Normal College Notes Lilian Hedges Kemper Lucy Devine Hedges Alice O'Brien Bernice Connell Helen Obleander Hazel Taylor P. I. G. Club Professor Clark Clark Methodist Church Epworth League Finch Normal College and Training School Jean Pendergast Gladys Davis Mabel Edwards Edna Pierce Janey Lovey Flora Murphy Pearl Mayers Dora Morgan Ward Shepard Edith Lorvery Grant Ceceil Dwyer Missoula Miss May Schulten Miss Schulten A. C. Gruwell The Ashe Jone Attorneys AT Law Ditton, Mont Beaverhead M. Lynch A. J. Wedum Lumber CO Red Beaverhead Brewing Co Milwaukee Black - Dillon, Mont Dart Hardware Fuller & Johnson Wiis Bowden
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