Bannack hotel expansion boosts old courthouse outfit
The old Bannack court house, bought by Dr. J. S. Meade, is fitted for hotel use with a two story addition and twenty two rooms prepared for increased guest traffic. Local notes recall Jackson's birthday and looming political talk as the state readies for presidential race hints.
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Remodeling and signage brighten Dillon town scene
Bill Tovey smashed an old green house with a hatchet after a rumor about him. locals report ongoing remodeling across town. Oasis owner Ed Wight installs a neon sign and fresh paint for the cafe. Dillon Feed and Seed and Gasman Drug add new window signs and a sign painter named Ferguson works commercially. Sidewalks were kept clean during snows though a few spots remained. A fishing trip on the Big Hole yielded multiple fish and a relaxing evening at home followed.
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