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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1912
Page
3
An ad invites readers to visit the town’s leading electrical shop boasting the largest complete line of electrical fixtures and supplies. It asks who sells Mazda Tungsten lamps and Westinghouse Electric irons, offering wiring services upon contact.
Readers are instructed to identify names matching numbered descriptions for a Dillon business listing puzzle. A $500 prize awaits the first correct respondent, with the winner and full list published in the Tribune on September 13.
Who can insure you tonight with Hanover Equitable Rochester German. Who sells building plots on Dakota or South Washington at bargain prices. Who offers ranch land with title perfected by complete abstract and arranges real estate loans.
The subject has lived in Montana since 1878 and managed Bell Telephone in Dillon. A Spanish American War veteran with civil service experience, he was elected central committeeman for the Republican Party. He runs a well kept billiard and bowling parlor and values employment for industrious men.
Spokane is home to former Dillonites such as W. H. Cochran and Mrs. L. C. Fyhrie. Cochran leads Spokane politics and business, while Fyhrie runs a women only hotel aiding unemployed girls. Jake Fishburn and John Sheser invest in Spokane real estate, with Sheser and wife planning summers on Horse Prairie. Joseph Young, ex-Oregon Short Line agent, heads Idaho Wholesale Grocery in Pocatello. Mark Madsen runs a Rexburg farm and motion picture show. John Morton is linked to irrigation and a large railroad project near Mountain Home Idaho, signaling further growth.
Mrs E W Schneider announces a millinery opening inviting all to see fashionable seasonable hats. Event dates are Friday and Saturday the six and seventh.
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