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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1910

Page

8

City Council Passes Saloon License Ordinance No 173

The February city council meeting approved Ordinance No 173 raising saloon license limits and regulating sale, with Mayor White and five aldermen voting in favor. Police reports show 23 arrests and $200 in fines, including 20 women fined in the restricted district. Fire department noted two fires. Various bills were audited and paid, including utility and local merchants. A vaudeville program featuring the Garrette company is announced for tomorrow night.

Leckersdorfer Judiciary Dillon White Amos Elliott Chas, Sasaman Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Idaho Street Red Light Montana Street Union Electric Co Thomas Hulmes A. L. Badcon Bell Telephone Co Charles Martin Fire Department A. Potts M. A. Walker Dillon Implement Co Grant Kenigan L. L. Thomas H.R. Melton City Express Co Charles Sassman T. Brock Fred Oliver Orr Whee Ceeck First National Hank

Tyrrel Children Brighten Scenic Theatre Bill

Tyrrel children headline a three act Scenic Theatre program with strong laughs and popular appeal. Manager Hay brings back the beloved act for Dillon audiences who flock to the show as it promises fresh, engaging performances and top comic timing.

Scenic Theatre Hay Dillon Tyrrell Trittle Daintizst

Stock Loss Seen Small by Senator in Butte Visit

State Senator K. O. Sewlar of Beaverhead county told the Standard hotel reporter in Butte that stock losses in Southern Montana will be comparatively small despite reports from several papers. He said most stockmen have hay and fodder, and winter losses will be limited to accidents or old age. He noted snowpack and recent thaw have caused little range damage, pastures allowed animals to live, and cattle, sheep, and even some outlaw horses remain in good condition across open ranges.

K. O. Sewlar Beaverhead Butte Dillon Montana Standard Hotel Rocky Hille

Opinion of attorney general on county and school health duties

The attorney general holds counties must care for contagious diseases when no city board handles it and the sick cannot care for themselves. The state board of health can require vaccination in schools where smallpox exists or is threatened, and may close schools to enforce compliance if local boards refuse or fail to act.

State Board of Health Dawson County City Board of Health State Boards of Health Board of Health

Local Real Estate Offer and Service Advertisements

After purchasing all lots in Stahl's addition Johnson and Boone offer them at fair prices. Dillon Coal and Transfer Co advertises coal wood and kindling with orders via Fair Store or phone 35X. The Acacia offers cleaning and pressing services opposite the Metlen.

Louis Stahl Stahl Johnson & Boone Dillon Coal & Tansfer Co

Directory of Dillon Churches and Schedules

A listing of local congregations with addresses and pastors. St James Episcopal Church details Holy Communion and prayer times. Methodist Episcopal Church notes services and leagues. Baptist Church outlines worship, Sabbath school, and Mass times for nearby parishes including Lima and Melrose. Reverend D Foley described as pastor with daily service times.

Weenies Glendale Streets D. Hooker Methodist Episcopal Church Bannack Washington Dillon Lima Melrose Horse -Prairie Dell Willia Rev. D. Foley

Creditors Notice in Estate of James H Leason Dillon MT

In the District Court Beaverhead County Montana estate of James Howard Leason deceased. W M Oliver administrator directs creditors and others with claims against the estate to file vouchers within four months after first publication at Ton C Smith law office Dillon Montana. Dated February 2 1910.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead James Howard Leason W. M. Oliver Ton. C. Smith

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Council Monroe, Wemple Philips Rounda John Jenkersdorfer Dilloin Tadie Mica Hattie Wade Mack Joe Allman Tyrrel Acacia Metlen OF the Dillon Churches ST. James Episcopal Church m.Bate Pworth Idaho Sebree Streets U Ciuuk A. F. Colver Catholic Church Salvation Army Young Peoples’ Legion Fabrice Fliel Brothers Scott & Dunn F. C. McFadden Hotel Grant Grant, Mont VM. I, Woodman, Lessee Jos. C. Smith Edwin Norris Hi. A. Bond, M. D THE Examiner
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