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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1916
Page
4
Heavy snow last week boosted outlook for winter wheat sowers and hay trade as prices rise. Local residents report deer season mixed results while several residents, including the Gibsons, moved into a new house. An accident left a hired hand missing three fingers after a horse incident. Ranchers report spud losses from a cold snap. details promised next week.
Dillon visits and trips by residents including Nick Adders Anton Buyan Mrs S Kambich Miss G Zerr and families. River bridge concerns discussed by County Commissioner Nelson and Bert Page. Mrs J Ferguson injured in buggy accident with medical care. priests conduct services at schoolhouse and Jacob Hartwig home.
McHessor Montana October 9 special report notes Mike Shannon visiting at W E Road ranch last Sunday. Dillon visitors include Mrs August Mailey Miss Dolly Mailey Mrs Harley Linder Mr Mortis and son Myron last Friday. Snow storm improves ground for plowing and Ed Mailey finishes post holes. W E Rood visits Delphine Ayotte in Dillon and Mr Baker of Missoula buys railroad land in section 29 township 55 planning spring improvements. W E Rood fetches firewood from Trout Creek Tuesday.
Dr. DAH W Tilden died after a long career in several states and churches. He served as pastor in Des Moines Hyde Park Boston and Dillon and lectured abroad. He was state chaplain of the Grand Army of the Republic and held multiple G A R posts. The Tildens marked their 40th wedding anniversary in 1915 and were honored by friends with visits and floral tributes.
Four Colt firearms including a .45 automatic a 32-20 six shooter a .38 army special and a .41 army special were taken from Richardson and Ettinger harness and sporting goods dealers last night or Saturday morning. A belt scabbard was also missing. No sign of forced entry was found and owners are puzzled by the robbery timing.
The Butte Miner reports Mrs. Gertrude Craig of Dillon was badly beaten early today at a roadhouse south of Butte after resisting indecent advances. Her companion, Mrs. Willoughby of Dillon, left earlier. Craig, brought to City Emergency Hospital, had clothing torn and injuries described as from a strong struggle. Investigators note neither woman is known in the city.
A collection of quotes on American rights, patriotism, and government policy. Topics include civil service merit, coast line protections, wartime prosperity vs. broad prosperity, and the role of Americanism in policy.
Statement of ownership management and circulation for the Dillon Tribune Dillon Montana for Oct 1 1916 filed before a notary. It lists publisher editor and business managers all as F E Foote of Dillon Montana and owners as F E Foote and Ida N Foote with no bondholders or other security holders.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 10th day of October 1916 by W. G. Gilbert, with commission expiring March 4, 1918, as witnessed for daily publication records of F. E. Foote, editor.
Francis Carroll as administrator of the Pat A. Smith estate in Dillon Montana requests creditors and others with claims against the deceased to present them with vouchers within four months of the first publication. First published October 13 1916.
Estate of Alexander L Williamson deceased requires creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims go to the administrators J F Wixroat Smith McEnicut at the law offices of Lew LE and E J Callaway Dillon Montana Beavett head county. Dated October 9 1916.
The Philadelphia Press notes sunspots are shifting luminous masses that obscure the sun and continuously form anew. They drift, live for varying lengths, sometimes reappearing in the same place for months, and their role in solar magnetism remains unclear.
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