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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1913

Page

5

Pioneer Returns for Visit in Local News Note

North Branch Minnesota's E M Brown and wife visited Craig Cornell in Montana this week. Brown, an early Montana pioneer who arrived in 1862, recalled Virginia City hangings and famed placer camps. Louis Stahl returned from Salmon Idaho with 18 cattle cars for P J Lonergan of Portland, noting a first ever special freight train over the Gilmore and Pittsburg railway with praise for railroad staff.

E. M. Brown North Branch Minn Craig Cornell Mr. Brown Montana Fisk Minnesota Brown Mr. Cornell W. B. Carter Virginia City Louis Stahl Salmon Idaho P. J. Lonergan Portland Oregon Lemhi County Gilmore & Pittsburg Stahl W. B. Bichler Tom Mullen Mr. Stahl

Idaho Warden Detains Prisoner in Dillon Between Trips

Warden John Snooks of Idaho's state prison at Boise stopped in Dillon with prisoner Guy Buster who was recently convicted of killing James Brown of Lemhi County. Snooks moved Buster from Salmon to Armstead on the Gilmore & Pittsburg line and lodged him in Dillon's county jail to await the southbound train Tuesday evening.

John Snooks State Prison of Idaho Boise Dillon Snooks Guy Buster James Brown Lemhi County Salmon Armstead Gilmore & Pittsburg

Aliens Arrested by Game Wardens

Deputy Game Wardens J W Carney and Charles Martin arrested two section hands named John Vur- on a charge not fully detailed in the fragment. The report notes the officers detained individuals during routine enforcement.

J. W. Carney Charles Martin John Vur

Pair Charged With Carrying Unlicensed Firearms

Shory and Hoomlick were arrested last Tuesday night at the section house south of town for possessing firearms without a state license. Tried in Judge Kenison's court, Warshory was found guilty and fined 25 dollars. Hoomlick was dismissed. They had shot ducks and rabbits the day of arrest and Warshory’s shotgun was confiscated by the state.

Shory I. Hoomlick Kenison John Warshory Hoomlick Warshory James Collier R. R. Rathbone Collier Rathbone

Dillon Residents Active in State Business and Travel

Max Lauterbach of Dillon visits Helena and praises Southern Montana conditions as flourished. C E Brooks and C I Tuttle of the Oregon Short Line inspect Dillon operations. John D Evans checks tax lists for the road. Henry Loughlin, longtime county resident, dined in Mountain Ontario after a three month illness and is linked to the Tucker ranch and Argenta mining property.

Max Lauterbach Dillon Beaverhead County Helena Lauterbach Montana C. E. Brooks Oregon Short Line Railroad C. I. Tuttle John D. Evans Henry Loughlin Mountain Ontario Canada Mr. Loughlin Tucker John Layden Argenta

Sheep Shipped to Los Angeles Market

Twenty seven carloads of rams were shipped from Lima to the Los Angeles market Monday. J E Morse representing the Cook Sheep company sold them to Micheal Barclay who shipped them to Los Angeles. The sheep brought a good price.

Lima Los Angeles J. E. Morse Cook Sheep Company Micheal Barclay

Architect Wilson and wife in Dillon for new school

Mr and Mrs Fred F Wilson of Bozeman visit Dillon. Wilson is the architect overseeing the construction of the new training school building. The couple were married in Bozeman two weeks ago.

Fred F. Wilson Bozeman Dillon Wilson

Beaverhead County People and Visitors In Dillon This Week

Local items list numerous residents and visitors in Dillon including Jack Noonen and Harry Smallhorn from Sage Creek, J B Clark from Alder and Henry Thompson from Kidd. Many names from Wisdom, Sage Creek, Medicine Lodge and Twin Bridges appear with brief notes on business, court work, or social visits. Beaverhead Brewing ads and local commerce are noted.

J. E. Monroe Jack Noonen Dillon Butte Harry Smallhorn Sage Creek J. B. Clark Alder W. A. Ralston Ralston H. J. Thompson Billings Henry Thompson Kidd Ed Rowe Bedrock Margaret Lyon Dell Jennie E. Tweedy Wisdom Peter Anderson James Mansfield R. F. Nay Grant H. Gilman Twin’ Bridges

Real Estate Transfers and Ditch Right of Way Notices

Real estate transfers authorize various grantors and grantees with prices from 1 to 10 000 dollars covering parcels near Lima Dillon and Centennial valley above Lakeview. Ditch right of way rights listed for J. W. Blair Mary York and others. Mineral claims include Ingersoll No 2 Jesse lode United States lode with a general note on vehicle registrations and chauffeur filings.

Harrison B. Brown Grant William C. Brown Dillon Alice A. Davis Centennial Valley Lakeview Jeyne L.bingham Christopher L. Worth David T. Hogge George H. Shambow Eliza A. Mason Grasshopper Creek Valley William H. Boule Adda Ford Richardson Slader Lima Frank Nelson William Boule William H. Boyle Lewis C. Ford, Sr Joseph P. Campeau Poindexter Orr Glendale Street David C. Wampler Marcellus M. Moss Wisdom R. W. Boone Joseph O. Williams Nellie S. Huddle Spring Hill James W. Blair Laverne D. Spencer Loraine Spencer Spencer- Manley Ditch Bloody Dick Creek Anon Thomas Ingersoll Elkhorn Charles Peterson Jesse A. F. Johnson United States Lode Bloody Dick

Mi-O-Na Promises Quick Indigestion Relief

An advertisement for Mi-O-Na Tablets claims rapid relief from indigestion and stomach distress. It urges immediate use with a fifty cent box and money back offer, endorsed by Potts the druggist, and notes dangers of untreated stomach issues.

Potts

Foley Kidney Pills Succeed for Kidney Relief

An advertisement proclaims Foley Kidney Pills relieve suffering from weak kidneys and bladder issues. It claims to support kidney tissue, restore normal action, and ease bladder discomforts, urging readers to try the medicine.

Potts

Beaverhead County Montana Taxes Due for 1013

Notice from Frep Rirr Treasurer and Collector Dillon Montana states taxes for 1013 are due at the County Treasurer's office and become delinquent November next at six o'clock p.m. A ten percent penalty will be added if unpaid. Dated October 1, 1913.

Beaverhead County Montana

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Huber Brothers Optitians Dillon, Mont CREAT Irene Neem Idaho Prison BRS J.M. Severe Severe Bros Ore North Yakima Wash Horse Prairie Country H. B. Selway H. J. Selway A. Pierce John Sheser Glendale Bert Siria DR. Pierce Invalins’ Hotel Buffalo, N.Y Beaverhead Brewing “Company Oscar Creasey P. W. Armstrong Medicine Lodge Jules Guyaz Will Templin George Solway Twin Bridges Helming Brothers Fox Cattlemen W. G. Blair Horse Prairie Eph Stoller Charles Hoadley Tattersall’s Singer Sewing Machine Selz W. W. Jamesson First National Bank Wisconsin Ray Willey Bristow Mr. Willey Beaverhead County High School E. E. Marcoe Frank Knotts Grasshopper Valley George Tash Ranch Mr. Knotts Colorado C. W. Scott T. F. Porch Payette Fre Porch Monida Stevensville Pear I. Smith Frep Rirr Mary Chilton Albert Stamm Dillon, Montana Dillon Coal & Transfer Geo. Mast Tattersall Dillon Furniture Company G. T. Paul Foster Employment Agency the Tribune Heinz Heinz Pure Food Establishment Montana Mercantile Co
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