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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1910

Page

3

Rexall Hair Tonic and Pacific Monthly Offer

Rexall 93 Hair Tonic claims to regrow hair by destroying germs and stimulating roots, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Potts the Druggist offers the product in two sizes at 50c and 1.00. The Pacific Monthly offers a Portland Oregon publication with six months for fifty cents if subscribed by February 1, 1911.

Rexall The Pacific Monthly Portland Oregon Rockies Jack London Washington Idaho California the Pacific Monthly

Fine Lot of Stallions At Reynolds Ranch

Reynolds Ranch near Dillon offers a large selection of grade and full blood registered draft type stallions. Expected mature weights range from 1800 to 2000 pounds. Acclimated and ready for service, with superior breeding stock from heavy mares and registered sires. Manager Geo. E. Barer notes their climate exposure since weaning boosts health and usefulness.

Reynolds Dillon Geo E. Barer Mgr Reynolds Ranch

Dillon Public Library Evening Hours For Book Distribution

The Dillon Public Library lists evening hours from 7 to 9 30 for book distribution on Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Friday 4 to 6 and Saturday 3 to 6 are also provided. Tuesday and Friday evenings welcome readers. For sale cattle listing notes 100 head mostly cows and steers with contact E L Call Sunfield Idaho or ranch in Haden Creek basin.

Dillon Public Library E. L. Call Sunfield Idaho Haden Creek Basin

Beaverhead Ranger Publishes Monthly From Beaverhead Forest

Dillon debuts The Beaverhead Ranger monthly publication issued from Forest Supervisor C K Wyman's office. Only about thirty copies mimeographed monthly for Beaverhead National Forest workers, featuring artistic covers by Deputy Supervisor Leavitt and photos from the forest. W B Greeley sends praise for form and subject matter.

Beaverhead Forest Supervisor Woman’s Office Dillon Missoula Beaverhead Forest Beaverhead National Forest

Waldorf Wins Stock Recovery Suit Against Dillon Implement

Be averred that A F Waldorf sued to recover stock in the Dillon Implement company after being compelled to surrender his shares and leave the country. The Beaverhead county case Waldorf versus Phillips and Arndts reached the Montana Supreme Court after a district court victory, with Justice Smith writing the opinion affirming Waldorf's recovery.

A. F. Waldorf W. G. Phillips Sam Arndts Dillon Implement Company Supreme Court District Court Helena Anaconda Standard Justice Smith Beaverhead County Waldorf Phillips and Arndts

Congressman Pray to Speak in Dillon Rally

United States Congressman Charles N Pray of Montana, a Republican candidate, will speak in Dillon on Monday evening October 31. Republicans plan a large rally with likely additional speakers including a possible appearance by Senator Dixon. A definite announcement will follow in the next issue.

Dillon Senator Dixon Charles N. Pray United States Montana Dixon

Fanny Dickens Early Academy Student at Royal Academy of Music

Fanny Dickens, sister of Charles Dickens, was among the first students at the Royal Academy of Music when it opened in 1823 at Tenterden Street. She lived at the academy and Charles accompanied her on Sundays to fetch her, even visiting Marshalsea prison where their parents were kept for debt.

Fanny Charles Dickens Old Royal Academy of Music Tenterden Street Academy Dickens Forster Marshalsea Westminster Gazette

Twain and the Rivermen and Taft Vacation Ends

Twain recounts a riverfront quip about a loaded boat and rivermen as he once teased a river man and dove below. The Tribune Book Store advertises fancy stationery and music. President Taft ends his Beverly mass vacation and heads back to the White House in Washington.

Twain Mark Twain Mississippi River Heather Tribune Book Store Taft Beverly Mass White House Washington

Forest Stations in Good Shape Under Beaverhead Supervisor

C K Wyman, supervisor of the Beaverhead national forest, inspected ranger stations across the forest. He reports stations in excellent condition and rangers performing well. A government staff of nineteen is employed to manage and supervise forest work, with offices in Dillon and district stations in Glendale Melrose Wisdom Jackson Argenta Junction Swamp Creek and other locations.

C. K. Wyman Beaverhead National Forest Beaverhead County Idaho Beaverhead Forest Dillon Scott Leavitt Charles R. Clark Alice Warren Glendale Melrose John E. David Warren L. Hughes Forest Guard Wisdom Mont Wm. H. Utley Don Francis Jackson George E. Martin Argenta Station Wm. C. Butterfield Lyndon W. Kingsbury Bloody Dick Monument Argyll L. Rumbaugh Carl K. Siria Sheep Creek Station Dell Homer J. Barbour Junction Camas Nelson Swamp Creek Station Dewey Post Office Sanford Shepherd Frederick M. James Wisdom, Mont William S H. Utley Charles E. Brackett

Real Estate Transfers and Local Court Notices

A lengthy list details patent, warranty and quit claim deeds, water rights, land contracts, power of attorney, pipeline right of way, and a decree of distribution, all involving Beaverhead County properties. Notable entities include James C. Nedrow, Roydon Noyes, Chas W. Francis, T J Murray, Lottie S Kimmel, William Call, Samuel A Williamson, Stephen Cook, Adda S Ford, State Savings Bank, Frank Walker, Bertha M Walker, Flora P Holden, Fred Kohl, J Sidney Ellis, Spokane Cattle Co, Abbie Hanson, Herbert Hanson, Craig Cornell, Beav erhead Brewing, and Cora King Swain. Also mentions mining claims, the Brooklyn Oil and New York Oil claims, and an amended location by Butte Argenta Copper Co. plus a theatre advertisement for Cypervine and Madam's Divorce at the Opera House October 22.

James C. Nedrow Big Hole Basin Roydon Noyes Chas W. Francis Wisdom Chas. W. Francis T. J. Murray Scott & Decker Lottie S Samuel A. Williamson Dillon Stephen Cook Adda S. Ford Big Basin Creek Little Basin Creek State Savings Bank Frank Bertha M. Walker Flora P. Holden Fred Kohl Hattie M. Noyes Charles W. Francis Walter T. Allen J. Sidney Ellis Mineral Hill Group Elkhorn District Peter Anderson Sage Creek E. N. Jones John Peterson Spokane Cattle Company Abbie Hanson Herbert Hanson Craig Cornell Beaverhead Brewing Company Gerhard Albers Beaverhead County John Marshall Independence Golden Fleece Helen Jodes C. J. Lavelle Brooklyn Smallhorn Kenneth McKenzie New York Butte Argenta Copper Company Copper Bell Argenta

Dillon Montana Uncalled Letters 1910 List

Dillon Montana post office up to date uncalled letters will go to Washington DC dead letter office in 30 days outstanding names include Roswell Burmood How'd 2 Dowy Julia Egan Dan Ghanes John Heacher Wm. King Mrs. W. M.2 Law David Lundgren A. McNamee John J. Madden Myrtle Murray William Metzell Steve Metcalf E G Nayzkt Gust Olson Otis Peterson Jorgen L. Stone W. S. Sorenson Soren Warner Chas. R Wickham Harvey Grace Lamont Post Master

Dillon Washington, D. C Montana Barmore Roswell Burmood Dowy Matt DeGamo Julia Egan Dan Ghanes John Heacher King Frank Jackson W. M Law David Lund

A Godsend to Sickly Children

Mr N L Duffee of Helena Alabama praises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a medicine for a baby girl once given little chance to live now thriving at five months. The ad claims safe use for children in small doses and extols its tonic effects for adults warning against substitutes and imitations from other sellers.

N. L. Duffee Helena Ala Duffy Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester N.Y

Madam's Divorce Tomorrow Brilliant Comedy Translation

A Paris translated work, Madam's Divorce, is praised as a brilliant comedy and rare dramatic gem. The author uses the sordid divorce theme for witty, deft satire, showing strong construction and wit that elevate the piece above contemporaries.

Own your own home in Dillon now

Real estate ad offers three homes in the best part of Dillon with favorable prices and a note that costs rise when the railroad arrives.

Dillon

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