Deering Binder Promises Superior Grain Cutting Power
The Deering binder is advertised to cut and elevate any grain even when heavy, claiming strong performance and efficiency in field work.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1906
Page
6
The Deering binder is advertised to cut and elevate any grain even when heavy, claiming strong performance and efficiency in field work.
Miss Florence Conway visits Melrose friends this week. Job wanted for house work. Mrs. A. L. Stone and Dr. R. R. Rathbone noted. Tribune Book Store advertises toilet paper. Dave Gibson and Amede Bessette visit from Bannack and report booming mining. Joan W. Morton Co. promotes stoves and steel ranges. Mrs. A. F. Graeter to return from eastern trip. Florence Carter returns from Sheridan. Argyle Rumbaugh joins Ogden government geodetic survey. J. D. Evans handles Park Mining Co. machinery haul to Elkhorn. Local hunting party in Sheep Creek basin. Dr. Walker’s office in Metlen block Idaho street with hours and phone.
Mixed updates from Rabb Taylor's shop to Graeter Grocery Co enrich the Dillon scene. Listings cover livestock buys and sales, theater notes on The Sign of the Four, school activities, guild meetings, and local transfers. Highlights include a 100 purse horse race and prize-winning Montana landscape by Mildred Weenink.
Articles of incorporation for First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Dillon. Deeds and mineral claims cover 320 acres near Bowen, Oregon Short Line property in Dillon, and multiple lodes in Bloody Dick and Montana districts. Power and water rights listed for Rattlesnake and Bender creeks. several homestead and quartz locations noted with specific claim names and parties.
A sequence of 12 real estate transactions listed with transfers across the Lost Cloud and Bloody Dick mining districts, Dillon streets, and surrounding areas. Considerations range from $1.00 to $100.00, involving buyers and sellers such as Christ Walsh Martha Loughridge Alma Kirkpatrick James Sparrow Wellington Dawes Len Pendleton William Orr Frank Landon C Yoe Christopher Maur Matth ew Orr Louis Stahl and others.
In a midnight melee at a Montana saloon, Joe Jump and "Black Jack" sparred with knives after Black Jack attacked Jump at the bar. Witnesses say both parties sustained ugly cuts but neither was seriously hurt as the two moved to the sidewalk and continued the fight.
Thirty medium and coarse wooled bucks offered for sale at eight to twelve dollars per head. Two fine young brood sows, cross bred Chesterwhite and Poland China, priced around three ten dollars each. Contact T. B. Craver in Redrock Montana.
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