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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
3
A collage of brief items shows Dillon residents with registrations at the Butte hotel, illnesses, real estate needs, shop ads, meetings, and social events. Mentions Cohen and Thomas selling teas and coffees, Miss Cora Bryan as public stenographer, George Metlen chairing Beaverhead Democrats, and various notices on upcoming sales, church services, and political activity.
Dr Donovan a famed marksman with a rifle and a member of the Butte rifle team journeying through Cassiar mountains reports to have bagged large game in Canada. He travels with Louis Anderson returning to Telegraph Creek B C and plans to reach Montana by November 1.
Notice to public school teachers that the teacher institute will be held on Thursday October 31, Friday November 1, and Saturday November 2 at Dillon A Margaret Ross 40 41 1 41 County Superintendent.
Gailf May of Armstead spent Sunday in Dillon visiting relatives and attending local events.
Cattle receipts are liberal with beef steers firm medium grades easier. Demand active for cows and butcher stock with market steady. Stockers and feeders steady to strong with vigor for good grades. Light common types low. Prices range beef cattle eight to ten dollars for good to choice cornfed, down to six for common. cows and heifers five and three quarters to six fifty, other grades four twenty five to six sixty five. Veal four to nine, bulls and stags four fifty to five fifty. Feeders six to eight, stock heifers four fifty to five seventy five. Range beeves seven to eight twenty five. Hog receipts light with rising values eight thirty to eight eighty. Sheep supply fair with active trade and steady prices.
Mrs I C Hastler of Grand Island Nebraska states her three children suffered a severe whooping cough and Foley's Honey and Tar Compound helped them more than anything she gave them. Potte the Druggist endorses the remedy. Three cars collided on a Philadelphia bridge killing eight men.
A reader who once defended Roosevelt reconsiders after Parker’s statements are upheld. The letter notes Roosevelt’s past denials and claims the ex worshiper now suspects Roosevelt may be false in many things or even all. The piece frames shifting political judgments over campaign funds and nominations.
Clerk Baker and assistants closed Tuesday night with every deed recorded and all letters dispatched. The office routinely completes daily tasks by 5 pm, a standard that outpaces other Montana clerks. Officials credit punctual, efficient service and even postponed fair attendance to meet deadlines.
At a special city council meeting last night the council approved purchasing the Rattlesnake water right, exercising a six thousand dollar option with a warrant issued for the amount. William Fruin was elected to fill the unexpired term of Police Magistrate Josephus Rich, who resigned due to ill health. Adjourned to the regular November meeting on November 6.
E M Ames died at Redrock last Friday after several weeks with pneumonia. He resided many years in Redrock and was a respected citizen. Funeral held at the family residence near Bedrock with a Salmon minister. Friends accompanied the remains to Dillon. interment in Mountain View cemetery. Survived by a widow three sons and a daughter.
A dainty little lady arrives at the Fred Kohl home south of Dillon to live with her parents Doctor and Mrs Morton Egbert. David Salyards of Rochester New York stays at his uncle A 5 Rife’s and will manage E L Norris' law office during Jos C Smith's political fencing from now until the fifth of next month.
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