Quiet City Council Session Reports July Police Actions
The City Council met quietly with Mayor White and Aldermen Best Hughes Knapp and Phillips. Police Chief Williams reported 31 arrests in July totaling 720 dollars in fines, including 14 women for prostitution and nine for gambling. The meeting approved sidewalks and business street designations, discussed a district sewer, and audited numerous bills and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
J. B. Poindexter
Best
Hughes
Knapp
Phillips
A. G. Williams
Reeder Street
Dakota
Morse
Idaho
Orr
Rife
Reeder
Sebree Street
Montana
Glendale
Bannack Street
Pacific
Thompson's Avenue
Sebree
Prevost & Ripley
Frank Williams
Bond
Blacktail Creek
Brevestad
Chan
T. Fordyce
Ira Warner
W. J. Cushing
Dan Ward
John Tritt
Ora Rafferty
Duke Gist
Oscar Findling
Mealy
Dillon Electric Co
F.C. Kress
Chas, Welle
A. L. Stone
Dart Hwd. Co
A. L
Badeon
Ezra Thompson
Clayton Howell
Grant Kennison
William Clark
Street & Ale Ceca Eee Ben
Ray Call
Chas, Wells
G. T. Pan
L. P. Phillips
Dillon Lumber Co. Lumber
Methodists Program for Dillon Conference Features Luce Music
The Dillon audience is invited to a week of Methodist conference events led by Prof. Luce of the State Normal College with music and addresses. The schedule spans August 16 to 21 at Grace Episcopal Church and local venues, with services, anniversaries, and sermons conducted by bishops, doctors, and local pastors.
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Luce
Dillon
Epworth League
C. E. Miller
State Normal College
Ke, M. Randall
D. D
Chicago
Moore
the Missionary Society
James Presiding
Prof
JM. Leonard
New York
J. A. Badcon
C. D. Crouch
Board of Church Extension
C. L. Rovard
Prof. Luce
A. B. King
Philadelphia
F. A. Riggin
W. F S
J. W. Tait
J. W. Bennett
Prof. Lice
W. W. VanOrsdel
I. S. Ware
Jed
Edward Smith
HLM
C. L. Bovard
F. KE
Dodds
R. P. Smith
C. W. Tenney
Grace
Episcopal Church
A. A. Luce
Edward Laird Mills
W. W. van Jisdel
Bishop Moore
W. W. van Orsdel
C L. Bovard
Ef, E. Dodds
G. A. Wells
C. E. Cunningham
Jacob Mills
Peabyberi
A. B. Martin
F. E. Dodds
Miles City
Charlee L. Board
Mountain View
Nutte
Baptist Church
Great Falls
I. S Ware
Anaconda
Polaris ranchman James Abrams visits after forty years
James Abrams of Polaris hosts sisters he had not seen in forty years. Judge E. O Rourke and wife from Fort Wayne visit with Abrams and his relatives. They plan to attend the Portland Fair before heading East. Another sister Mrs Katherine Williams of Cleveland is expected soon. Abrams left home forty years ago and lost contact with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Abrams
Polaris
Judge E. O'Rourke
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Prospects Bright for J. E. Morse Ranches and Oats
In Beaverhead County, J. J. Morse reports prime conditions for cattle sheep and horses with grass at peak. Morse mentions pasture in Madison forest reserve and a robust lamb crop. Oats from the Beaverhead beach flourish with record yields. Morse ships oats to Utah Colorado and Kentucky and aims to beat his Montana yield record again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regnard
Beaverhead County
J. E. Morse
J. J. Morse
Dillon
Butte
Morse
Madison Forest Reserve
Montana
Beaverhead
Madison
Moree
Mr. Morse
Utah
Colorado
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Maryland visitors entertain county official at his home
County Commissioner Wason M. Oliver hosts James Reamer of Baltimore Md and his two daughters Miss Sadie and Miss Libbie a long visit began in April with California Portland fair Seattle and Puget Sound stops. They will travel to the Park next Monday with Mr. Oliver and Mr. and Mrs. Geo Hughes before Reamer returns to Baltimore aboard the N P train at Innabar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wason M. Oliver
James Reamer
Baltimore
Sadie
Libbie
California
Portland Fair
Seattle
Puget Sound
Maryland
Oliver
Geo. P. Hughes
Park
N. P
Judge and wife search for Mr. Abrams across states
Judge O Rourke and his wife began their West visit with no definite plan to locate Mr. Abrams who formerly lived in Montana. They went from Helena to Butte and then to Dillon to reach the ranch where he has spent the last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge O’rourke
Mr. Abrams
Montana
Helena
Butte
Barnack
Dillon
Dillon Sees Roses Flourish Along Washington Street
The editor notes thriving rose bushes in Dillon residents yards along Washington street. Al Young displays Bride roses with pale pink blooms and clusters of buds. Across the street Mrs. Selway, RE. J. Conger, and Mrs. John Ward also showcase multiple rose varieties in bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Washington Street
al Young
RE. J. Conger
John Ward
Quarterly Teachers Examination in Dillon Montana
Notice that the regular quarterly teachers examination will be held at the county superintendent of schools office in Dillon on Friday and Saturday August 25 and 26 1905. Applicants should bring writing paraphernalia and necessary materials. ESTELLA MAE RICH county superintendent of schools. 3t.
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Dillon
Montana
Stevenson Couple Visit S. J. Bainee’s Home This Week
Geo. W. Stevenson and his wife from Butte visited the home of S. J. Bainee this week, sharing time and hospitality in a brief social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Stevenson
Butte
S. J. Bainee
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L. H. Mickel
Jas. Abrams’ Ranch
James Abrams
Stetson Hat
the Cluett
Cluett
THE
Florsheim Shoe
Eliel Brothers
Estella Mae Rich
the Examiner
Geo. R. Metlen’s
Dillon Examiner
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