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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
8
Amande Bessette visits, Birchton mining camp expands with more miners and a busy smelter. Black plans a new store and stage line between Apex and the camp as post office prospects rise. Officials note mail facilities lacking while Birchton eyes growth and new cement sidewalks for Normal College campus.
A Butte Montana resident Mrs O B Foster writes that eight months of Newbro's Herpicide cleared her dandruff thinned hair and now new hair grows where none existed She thanks the company and notes the product is sold by leading druggists and offers a sample by mail from Detroit Michigan
Deeds recorded: David Robb and wife transfer lot 14 block 4 Thomison's addition to Olmsted & Logan for $100. J Cramer and wife deed to J F Bishop lots in Sec 19 and Sec 30 Tp 5 S R 45 W. Water rights include Whistler spring and Barrett creek. Kiva B. Jones files five cubic feet of Rock creek water. Red Giant and Highland Chief quartz lodes noted. Bishop et ux deeded ranch near Jackson to Joseph Kramer et ux. J K Hollinsworth sells property near Wisdom to Gustaf Swanson for $5300 and Wisdom town lot to F A Hazelbaker for $60.
In a Wednesday ceremony at the bride's parents home Mr and Mrs F P Harrison Ada Harrison married Mr John B McLaren with Onie Harrison and Homer Harrison as attendants. A fine supper followed for family and invited guests. The couple are noted in Dillon for strong local ties and business and social promise.
The Beaverhead County Board of Commissioners in Dillon Montana invites sealed bids for the care, support, and maintenance of the sick, poor, and infirm, including feeding, clothing, lodging, and nursing, for the year starting December 7, 1903. Separate bids are requested for rental of the poor farm, burial of the county poor, and medical attendance of the county poor and jail inmates, covering all surgical operations. Bids must be in plain envelopes marked for each item and received by 9 a.m. December 7, 1903, at the County Clerk’s office. Exh. 8. Barer, Clerk. Dillon, October 9, 1903.
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