Dillon News: Various Visits and Local Developments
S.F. Shannon of Helena attended Monday events in Dillon while J. C. Dawkins of Butte visited. R F E Bicknell, a Chicago sheep buyer, traveled here early in the week. The Dillon Furniture Co advertised refrigerators and seating. Multiple local residents from Butte Helena Bozeman and Polaris visited Dillon for business and social engagements. The Rathbone camping party returned from Birch creek lakes. The Odd Fellows and State Bank front work progresses with expected occupancy by mid October. Dr Charles S Patterson of Bozeman visited old friends in Dillon. George Hudson to open an up to date shooting gallery on Montana street next Saturday. Various local figures and visitors noted through the week. The American Brotherhood of Yeomen hosted a highfive at lodge hall. Next Saturday Charles Perry to host a Dratz beer barrel giveaway and ranch party. W A Winters assigned to Dillon charge at Billings Methodist conference replacing Chaplin Jones. Winters credited with building a notable Montana church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hudson
Huber
Montana Street
Hudson
Billings
W. A. Winters
Lewistown
Dillon
Chaplin Jones
Helena
Winters
Montana
Wool Market in Dillon Sees Active Trading This Week
The Dillon wool market remains brisk with 1,217,000 pounds sold or shipped from the local warehouse. About 340,000 pounds remain unsold in the county. Jeremiah Williams Co of Boston led purchases, acquiring multiple lots including 56,000 pounds at 20 cents and 20,000 pounds at 19 cents. Coates Bros of Philadelphia received 55,000 pounds consigned by John Lovell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
J. Ek. Hanmple
Jeremiah Williams Company
Boston
J. J. Craver
Flora Craver
Bhearley & Williams
Call & Haines
Rattlesnake Livestock Co
Thorpe Livestock Co
Joe Strong
Riseman Bros. Company
Bogton
William Ames
Maurer & Swartz
Jotn Lovell
Coates Bros
Philadelphia
Jolly Up Opera House Benefit for Presbyterian Church
Mr. Jolly the Jolly Jolliet of Joliet performs at the Opera House next Wednesday evening offering a "Jolly Side of Life" program. Admission 50 cents with reserved seats at P O bookstore. proceeds support the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Mr. Jolly
Jolly Jolliet of
Death of Respected Pioneer Browne
The late Mr Browne served on key committees in the Territorial Legislature and helped push the bill moving the county seat from Bannack to Dillon. He was a Territorial Convention member in 1884 and carried its proceedings to Washington with J K Toole and W A Clark. Governor Hanvyger Leslie White Toole honored him with Inspector General of the National Guards and Vigilant Committee service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannack
Dillon
Washington
J. K. Toole
W. A. Clark
Browne
Bids Sought for Court House Clock Tower Installment
Heaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids for a four dial glass clock with up to 72 inch dials to be installed in the county courthouse tower. Proposals due September 5 1906 at 10 am with 10 percent certified check. Bid envelopes to Jno S Baker clerk of the county board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Heaverhead
Montana
Court House
Said County
Jno
S. Baker
Board of County Commuissioners
Dillon
Reward Offered for Strayed Horses from Dillon Ranch
A $20 reward is offered for the return of two horses that strayed from S Patterson's ranch near Dillon Montana. One is a sorrel swayback gelding about 1200 pounds branded Lazy Don on the right shoulder. The other is a bay mare about 1100 pounds branded CS on the left thigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Patterson
Dillon Mont
Dillon Cigars Sold at McAllister & Co Dillon Saloon
In Butte the Dillon saloon run by McAllister & Co offers cigars to patrons at two downtown locations 350 South Main and 809 Front Street South Butte highlighting the shop as the only local source in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Dillon
McAllister & Co
South Main
Front Street
South Butte
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S.F. Shannon
J. C. Dawkins
R. FE. Bicknell
Chicago
Dillon Furniture Co
Edward Higgins
George Wilson
EK. M. Lyon
Ira T. Buncum
Polaris
J. B. Nelson
Bozeman
The
Meden
Baptist Aid Society
R. R.rathbone
L. T. Morgan
C. C. Grannis
Duluth
Charley Featherly
Aetna Bank
Henry Thompsgan
Dell
James Mauldin
W. J. Tope
Big Hole
Duke Gist
Melrose
Joel A. Browne
A. B. Cook
George Woodworth
Big Hole Basin
Albert Stamm
A. F. Graeter
William Roe
H. R. Melton
Rathbone
Mia. Rathbone
Z. B. Yearan
Trene
Willie Yearan
G. G. Rathbone
Gladys
Birch Creek Lakes
Odd Fellows and State Bank
McDonald
Charless. Patterson
Patterson
Livingston
Normal College
A. F. Waldorf
T. D. Derby
Jardine Rife
John McInnis
C. M. Eddy
Over State Bank
John H. Shafer
Grant
L. T. Lovelace
James Ford
H. B. Barr
Medlon
A. P. Williams
Bedrock
Henry Dowling
J. C. St. Clair
U. P
Mies Mae Rich
Milton J. Nay
Harry Lapham
Jackson
Lapham Hotel
C. J. Robbins
Ralph White
Highland Ranch
Basin
Robert T. Wing
Frank Landon
Seattle
Fred Carter
American Brotherhood of Yeomen
Charles Perry
Chas. Milton
Kunzman’s
Geo. Kunzman
Agent Budweiser Beer
Paul BrOwn
Percheron and
Shire Stallions
Will
Poindexter & On
Live Stock Co
Ditton, Mont
Dillon People
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
A. C. Gruwell
Dillon, Montana
E. T. Brock
Prop
Examiner
W. W. Kingsbury
Poindexter Block
Maurice A. Walker,j. D
Mellon Building
South Washngton St
George Bott
Railroad Ave
Jeweler
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