Dillon Notes and Advertisements Sweep County
Dillon news items cover visits by Mrs. A Pierce of Grant Mr. J W Kenney of Melrose and others in Dillon. Local business promotes wall paper patterns Hughes McCaleb while various residents travel to Butte Armstead Lima and Butte for matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. Pierce of
Grant
Dillon
H. McGonigle
Lima
Charles Richards
Polaris
Hughes & McCaleb
G. H. Shambow
Monida
Centennial Valley
Marquis Wheat Gains Miller Support and Montana Interest
Farmers across Montana study Marquis wheat ahead of spring sowing as government support backs higher breadmaking quality. The Canadian developed hard spring variety promises strong flour color and reduced shattering with an earlier maturity, boosting Montana seed prospects amid wet autumns. A local sermon and a sale ad follow, including hotel ranges and household items in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Milea City
United States
Uncle Sam
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Notice of pricing and improvements at The Bell Road House
Chris M. Hansen, proprietor, announces revised charges for horses and hay from 50 to 78 cents per span overnight. The establishment now features corrals feed racks sheds and running water aiming to please patrons and thank them for past patronage at The Bell Road House on Grasshopper Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Road
Grasshopper
Chris M. Hansen
Gamlbing case and assault tied to Armstead restaurant
In Justice Court Burr Erwin faced a gambling charge after a preliminary hearing with witnesses describing the Davis cabin incident on March 16. Judge Stahl bound him over to the district court. Peter Harper, a restaurant operator in Armstead, pleaded guilty to third degree assault on Jose Molliet and was fined ten dollars after earlier acquittal on a white slave statute issue in Livingstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Burr Erwin
Justice Stahl
Rodgers & Gilbert
Davis Cabin
District Court
Peter Harper
Armstead
Jose Molliet
Harper
Stahl
Robison & Gilbert
Livingstown
Primary Elections Quiet In Montana Statewide Vote
The state held municipal primaries under a new law with light turnout. Democrats led by several hundred votes, with 1 083 of 1 738 total from 10 903 registered. Helena saw about one fifth voter turnout due to lack of opposition. Socialist strength rose in Missoula. Anaconda Bozeman also voted. General election set for April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti Butte
Helena
Democratic
Missoula
Anaconda
Bozeman
Large Shipment of Sheep Through Dillon and Beyond
A freight of twenty eight carloads of sheep passed through Dillon last Saturday from Great Falls where sold by J B Long company. They moved via Montana Livestock Commission to Odgen Utah buyers, with about 9000 head to be shipped April 13. Frank Metzel of Alder bought 1600 breeding ewes from the commission last week. Best and Call of Madison county bought 1000 head. Two thousand two hundred breeding ewes listed by Montana Livestock Commission were sold to E M Anderson of Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Great Falls
J. B. Long Company
Montania—Livestock Commission Company
Odgen
Utah
Frank Metzel
Alder
This Commission Company
Best & Call
Madison County
Osteopath Dr. George G Brownback Ad Listing Block
Classified notice for a osteopath named Dr. George G Brownback with a telephone block and contact details including a phone number and advertisement code 181f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Brownback
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Pride of Dillon
J. W. Kenney
Melrose
Austin Linds of
Blaine
Hughes & MccCaleb
Orpington
George Opp
Fair Grounds
Ed. Montgomery
V. Dansie
Bedrock
J. Duff McCandy
Portland
John Lovell
Oregon
Bell
Dr. Walker
Metlen Block
A. L. Stone
A. ‘Halatrum
Montie Kay
Butte
Mrs. J. P. Murray
H. A. Pease
Twin Bridges
Vera Melvyn
Bothn
James Leach
H. B. Duff
Father Foley
John H. Alvord
George Clemon
P! V. Maxwell
Monila
Allen E. Plimpton
Wisdom
John Fleming
Dillon Examiner
Bart Hungate
Dell
Charles E. Calvert
Mrs. C. N. Dansie
J. P. Loss of Wisdom
Jack Porter
John Gelhaus
R. E. Foster
Dilton
Anna L. Bauman
Charles Bennington
Cadillac
George A. Whitworth
Charles Burden
Adolph Pahnisch
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Sanitas
Alexander Pilon
Argenta
van Purdum
Westminster Guild
Walter Grimes
J. D. Willis
Lewistown
George Stonebreaker
Murray Hospital
J. D. Bradenberg
Devoe
J. B. Poindexter
Lewiston
Rhode Island
C. L. Worth
St. James
Brundapes
Dave Robb
Salt Lake
Robb
St. James Guild
Louis Potter
Kingsbury House
South Washington Street
Cliff—Bond
Stevensville
Horse’’ Smith
FE. D. White
Emrys
California
Mr. White
Redlands
Aken Soon
Bata
South Atlantic Street
Frank P. Birrer
Montana Street
Calvin Morrison
Murray Livestock Company
Order of Redmen
Julia Selway
Maud Selway
D V. Erwin
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Marquis Wheat
St. James Church
Harrisons
Montana Mercantile
Illinois
Rex Brand
Washington
Washington Stock
Beauty
Montana State Normal College
Dillon, Montana
Mae Tenneberry
Edna Ostrander
Barbara Andrus
Geraldine Bowden
Verna Carruthers Rachael Ervin
Mary Potter
Marjorie Stevenson
Evelyn Weenink
Julia Driscoll
Yvonne le Page
Thy
Frances Myers
Caroline Stoller
Mary Bechtold Nettie Bryan Isabel Christman Lovera la Croix
Geraldine Smith
Martha Stone
Ruby Wyatt
Evangeline Lowther
George Melton
Lela Bird
Dorothy Brundage
Mildred Elliot
Nellie McKnight
Rachael Smith
Ilo Tressler
Margaret Young
W. W. Jamesson
Elizabeth Hastings
Louise Hollister
Florence Leper
Anna Sullivan
Dr. Brownback
Miss Hatch
Miss Herrick
Mr. Mosher
Mrs. Mosher
B. A. Tower
Ballet
Electric Shop
Part
Mae Henneberry
Edwin Greene
Bohm
India
Fair Land of Flowers
Adv
Tosti
Gumbert
Denza
Pictorial Review
Dillon Dry Goods Company ‘‘House of Quality
W. C. Orr
Redrock, Mont
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