Sutter to Arrive for Normal School Building Preparations
Charles Sutter, contragor of the State Normal school, is expected in the city today to arrange for preliminary work on the building. Masonry likely to start in late April. J J Coleman, Montana fund canvasser for the National Bimetallic league, collected over 165 dollars and left for Lima. City council held a meeting with new ordinances passed. Methdist church converts received a reception last Thursday.
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Charles Sutter
State Normal School
J. J. Coleman
Butte
National Bimetallic League
Montana Fund
Lima
Methodist Church
City Council Kills Midnight Saloon Closure Measure
Beaverhead County news reports the Dillon city council rejected an ordinance to close saloons at midnight last Wednesday. The Beaverhead Stockgrowers and Farmers association discussed the Red Rock reservoir project on Saturday with Col. Alf Decker outlining the plan and its history. Leonard Eliel returned from Los Angeles praising the California city, and J E Morse traveled to Helena with Beaverhead's delegation supporting the Red Rock project. George W Opp, a Butte horse trainer and dealer, visited town for a day to handle business matters.
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Dillon
Red Rock Reservoir
Beaverhead Stockgrowers and Farmers Association
Col. Alf. Decker
Red Rock
Leonard Eliel
Los Angeles
California
J. E. Morse
Helena
Beaverhead
George W. Opp
Butte
Mr. Opp
Local Businessmen Active Around Dillon Area
A. 5. Johnson, a prominent real estate man, toured Dell early this week for a land deal. Dr. F. M. Poindexter visited Sheridan last week. Henry Gleed Jr. of Gleed and Thompson, Dell, came to Dillon for business matters. George Tash of the Grasshopper stopped in Dillon as a business visitor this week. Levant Taylor of the Divide power Plant visited his hometown late last week.
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Johnson
Dell
F. M. Poindexter
Sheridan
Henry Gleed Jr
Gleed and Thompson
George Tash
The
Grasshopper
Dillon
Levant Taylor
Divide
Notable Visitors and Local Affairs in Dell and Bannack Towns
On March 23 1896 Smith McKnight of Dell and Archie Gibson of Bannack visited town. Deputy Sheriff George Task traveled from Bannack last week. The public library petition will be presented at tonight's meeting. A 8 Rife plans to rebuild his dairy barn wrecked by a storm. J E Morse of the city named Beaverhead county ember for the state immigration committee in Helena. W L Brotherton manager of W A Clark mines at Argenta returned from Butte last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith McKnight
Dell
Archie Gibson
Bannack
Public
George Task
Rife
J. E. Morse
Beaverhead County
State Immigration Committee
Helena
W. L. Brotherton
W. A. Clark
Argenta
Butte
Municipal League forms in Dillon for upcoming city election
Dillon forms The Municipal League of Dillon to run a ticket in the next city election. William Liston, a new Dillon resident, was found dead in a lodging room likely by suicide via laudanum. Earnest W. Geary visited the county seat for business on Saturday. Prizefighters advertised for a Dillon theatre scientific boxing contest next Saturday night were driven away.
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Dillon
Municipal League of
William Liston
Lauderua
Earnest W. Geary
Dillon Theatre
Prize Fight Sparks Controversy in Dillon
Town officials report that last night's prize fight occurred without consultation with authorities or venue rental. Chief of Police Ira Warner noted the event proceeded without proper authorization or formal arrangement, prompting scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Warner
Dillon
County superintendents wrap up Dillon meeting with school event
After a three day session the state meeting of county superintendents in Dillon will close with an entertainment in the training school auditorium. Twenty one school superintendents and three state officials attended. An automobile club formed and a campaign begun for better roads in Beaverhead. Governor Stewart Judge Poindexter Rae and Davee visited Dillon. Sheriff Erwin and Undersheriff Scully captured escaped convict W M Maloy and turned him over to a state prison official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead
S. V. Stewart
J. B. Poindexter
William GC. Rae
H. A. Davee
Erwin
Scully
W. M. Maloy
Sale at Tattersalls Opens With Variety Plan Bargains
The Tattersalls store announces a house furnishing sale starting Saturday March 27 showing many reduced items. Shoppers may browse and self-serve with no obligation to buy as goods are displayed at glance with prices. Limited quantities and weeklong sale details mark the event.
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Tattersall's
Tattersall’s
Doctor W H Stephan Moves to Poindexter Block
Dr W H Stephan physician and surgeon now located in Poindexter block over Dillon Dry Goods on Idaho or Bannack street entrance. Phone 125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Stephan
Poindexter
Dillon Dry Goods Company
Idaho
Bannack Street
Rex Drawing Power A Hartwig Theatre Show
F Richard Jones Hal Roach supervising director producer of Black Cyclone says Rex the wild horse stars in the film drawing power across all classes. Roach notes Rex is magnificent powerful fearless and loved by 99 percent of people who like animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
F. Richard Jones
Hal Roach
Hartwig Theatre
Wild Horse
Mr. Roach
Dr R D Curry Moves Dental Offices to Telephone Block
Dr. R. D. Curry relocates his dental offices to the Telephone block occupying rooms 3 4 and 5 with the telephone number 3655 for appointments and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Curry
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Landau
F.o. B
Flint, Michigan
Fisher
Chevrolet
Montana Auto Supply CO
Montana
Hartwig
Peter B. Kyne
South Sea Isles
Anita Stewart
Bert Lytel
Huntley Gordon
Esther Ralston
Ford Sterling
Lawrence Gray
Fay Lanphier
Atlantic City
the Wild Horse
Anderson Market
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
SNA AB
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Louisa Almy
Dillon, Montana
Examiner
Pha
Phoenix Hose
Emery and Greenhoad
Shelerman Top Coats
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