Eliel Bros. sale and local notes fill Dillon pages
Numerous Dillon items note Eliel Bros. odd end sale starting January 16 for 10 days and big bargains on suits at Eliel Bros. Local moves include people traveling to Helena, Seattle, and Missoula, births, weddings, and illness. Community events feature a masquerade ball and St Rose Guild gathering, with many townsfolk and businesses active in Dillon.
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Eliel Bros
Saturday Afternoon At Homes At Normal Hall
Misses Rossiter Schmit Johneau Goodrich and Moran entertained gentlemen in the Normal Hall parlors chaperoned by Dean Hopper. The afternoon featured games cards and magic followed by a luncheon. This begins a series of Saturday night At Homes for college young ladies with twelve more hosts next week.
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Rossiter
Schmit
Johneau
Goodrich
Moran
Dean Hopper
Old Timer of Bannack James Mitchell Dies in Butte
James Mitchell a Montana pioneer died at his Butte home after collapsing while with his wife shortly after noon Sunday. He was 67, and death was due to a ruptured blood vessel in the brain. Funeral is set for Tuesday at 2 pm from the Masonic temple with Virginia City Masons conducting. He came from Scotland to America as a child, settled in Bannack over forty years ago, served with Virginia City volunteers in 1877, and sat on the Virginia City council and school board. He was married two years ago to Susan Jane Strong and leaves two daughters, Beryl Helen 17 and Margaret Jane 12.
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James Mitchell
Montana
Butte
Masonic Temple
Mitchell
Montcross
Scotland
America
William Mollison
Des Moines
Iowa
California
Bannack
Alder Gulch
Fairweather
Virginia City Volunteers
Camas Meadows
Virginia City
Masonic Fraternity
L. J. Callaway
Butte Loyde
Susan Jane Strong
Misa Beryl Helen
Margaret Jane
David Mitchell
Butte News
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending Jan 13 Dillon Area
Transactions include warranty deeds from Metlen to Cashmore for three lots in P and O addition Dillon. Butala to Schultz for 180 acres near Dillon with water. Butala to White for 120 acres near Dillon with water. Also Elliott to Rumbaughs for four acres. Roe to Rumbaugh for four acres. Louisa Stahl to Rumbaugh one third interest in Tully Springs. White to Scott for two lots. Graeter to Graeter for 15 by 115 feet on Idaho Street. Burk to Selway Morton Andrus for three fourths in Hudson Jode and Dan Blede. McGreary patent for 160 acres near Bowen. water right at Rattlesnake Creek. mining locations for Silver Cliffs and Gold Argental districts.
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Jennie C. Metlen
William H. Cashmore
Dillon
Maggie Butala
Paul Schultz
Joseph Butala
B. F. White
M. A. Elliott
Lincoln H. Rumbaugh
Anna M. Rumbaugh
Louisa Stahl
Tully Springs
Benj. F. White
Charles W. Scott
A. F. Graeter
Mary J. Graeter
Idaho Street
Dan Burkholder
K. O. Selway
John W. Morton
Harry Andrus
Hudson
John Sullivan
Silver Cliff Lode
Loat Creek
C. H. Baggott
Gold Argenta Lode
Argenta District
Lima Notes on Local Visitors and Incidents
Local notes list visitors from Dillon Sage Creek and Idaho plus residents sickness and hospital cases. Notable items include John Peat Steve Cook Joe Dowling Charles Rody Geo Allison and William Lovell. A fatality remains Walter Hetrick with remains moved to Lagrande Oregon for burial.
Lima visitor and Butte business figures in Dillon week
E Keller from Lima was a brain teaser visitor to Dillon yesterday. J A Carmichael and J H Carmichael from Butte were in Dillon on business at the start of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Blars
Helena
Dillon
John Downing
Dell
J. L. Fleming
Jack Dowell
Lima
M. J. Martinell
W. H. Meloy
Butte
W. H. Oram
Edgar Ferris
Upper Horse Prairie
Clark McNinch
C. W. Francis
Wisdom
John Peat
Joe Dowling
Charles Rody
Centennial Valley
E. Keller
J. A. Carmichael
J. H. Carmichael
College Recital Program at Normal College Friday
The program lists violin solos by David and Tschaikowski, a Mazure de Concert, a ballad and bolero by Vieuxtemps, and a Fantasie on Bizet themes. Vocal pieces include In Autumn and In Spring by Mina Catherine Paxton-Weil, with a Schluss by Hubay and Ozerebogar-Hubay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Tschaikowski
Mina Catherine Paxton
Weil
Karl Riedelsberger
Revery
Vieuxtem Pa
Zarga Ozerebogar—Hubay
Bizet’s. Opers
Carmen—Houbay
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Gale
M. Barrett
Miasoula
W. L. Staudaherie
B.J. Whitbeck
Fred Schuler
Pipestone Springs
C. W. Sweet
the Medon
Frank Landon
Seattle
Old Mexico
Argenta
Graeter Hall
5. D. Hooker
Episcopal
Klel Bros
L. Underwood
Idaho
Wellington Dawes
Idaho and
Glendale Streets
South Washington Street
Eri. O. Selway
Mr. Selway
Woolgrowers’ Association
Dart’s Hall
Keystone Guards
Mrs. C. W. Wylie
Bozeman
Mrs. Wylie
St. Rose Guild
F. P. Birrer
E. E. Marcoe
Marcoe & Conger
Ed Halbert
Twin Bridges
South Butte
E. H. Brundage
Melroge
Walter Hetrick
Buxton
Geo. Gleed
T. B. Craver
Jas. Paxton
Max Lauterbaugh
BE. KE. Hunsaker
Jj. ©. Wall
Louis Jakway
Charles Enlow
Metlen
St. James Guild
W. B. Carter
J. D Brandenburg
Mrs. Osburn
D. C. Reed
Junction
George Ashworth
Poindexter & Orr Live Stock Company
Fryhe-Bruhn Company
E. F E. Crews
Ot Butte
Medlon
Dillon Lumber Company
F. E. Smith
Denver
Hores Prairie
Medicine Lodge
C. W. Raynor
Colorado
Charles G. Sheely
Sage Creek
Barretts
Dingley Ranch
Examiner
Henry Gleed
Los Angeles
Union Electric Co
H. F. Best
Old State Bank
Normal Hall
Hutchinson’s
Montana Chemical CO
Helena, Montana
Pearl J. Smith
Lima Notes
Steve Cook
Charlee McGee
Sanmillel Brothers
John Thomas
The
Citizens and Railroad Company
William Lovell
John Lovell
Geo
Allison
Thos, Wharton
Mre
Bisbee
Childern
Charles Brothers
S. B. Burnaiden
M. J. Martinez
William Smith
Salt Lake
Richard Gallagher
George Brown
Sheep Creek
John Wendell
Ford
S. B. Burley
George Noble
K. of P
Melrose
Lagrande
Oregon
James Peterson
Harry Williams
A. T. Kellum
Just
H, Schoendorn, Prop
Dillon, Montana
Apealtit
Foer
Golden Rule
Kupfer Drug Co
Copper King
Frank Smith Barn
Metlon
H. W. Gabriel
Jenny
Chas. A. Smith
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
Johnson & Smith