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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1899
Page
3
Local wholesale prices are shown for dairy and crops including butter and eggs per pound, potatoes and wheat per bushel, oats per bushel, and baled timothy blue joint wild hay and alfalfa. Read values reflect market at time of publishing.
Presbyterian church hosts a benefit entertainment tonight. Town visitors include Mr and Mrs Henry Thompson of Lima and Don Bray from Bedrock. Several residents move or arrive, schools near Monday expect about 400 pupils, and Ballard’s Snow Liniment advertised as a cure. Winthrop Raymond and son visited from Sheridan, planning to return to Stanford University.
A rambling narrative recalls rugged camp life with tents, horses, and camp songs, ending with a sensational health ad for Herbine and Buckeye Ointment. The piece mentions travelers, a reception for teachers, locals in Dillon, and brief notes on visits from Mary Blair and F B Sharkey.
Mayor Morse opened the meeting as residents pressed the council to address opening the alley north of the courthouse. Property owner H N Virden asked for reasonable damages, while attorney Melton valued damages at $100. The street and alley committee was told to report at the September 15 special session.
Dentistry in all branches offered with crown and bridge work as specialties. Located over Central Pharmacy, this shop advertises complete dental care and restorative services to the community.
About 30 workers are widening and improving the railroad grade between Daly's Spur and Barrett's station to prevent water washouts and delays. Thirty more men will join later, with an estimated six weeks to complete the improvements for the Short Line. Hugh McCaleb of Hughes & McCaleb visited from Salmon City. Miss Cora McCormick, a high school teacher, returned from vacation. Miss Flora Davis returned to Dillon to resume studies at the Normal.
The Balt. P promotes Salt Lake City as a dazzling crystal palace exhibit with a Midway Plaisance listing Hagenback's Wild Animal Show and the fastest bicycle track. It notes Salt Lake City as a rail hub on the Rio Grand line with Pullman cars and dining service and invites inquiries for rates and information.
Dillon Real Estate and Investment Co invites inquiries about Dillon Montana properties. Manager Invind McQuany offers buying selling rents and collections for Beaverhead county and neighboring states. Send stamp and addressed envelope for reply.
Educated young men and women urged to seize the Grand Island Business and Normal College opportunity. The school claims fourteen years leadership in the western states with high demand for graduates. Offers Business Normal and Shorthand courses with low expenses and flexible tuition. Address 8052 A. M. Harris, President, Grand Island Nebraska. Also note Wirt fountain pens sold locally by Tribune Pub. Co. Dillon.
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