Local gossip notes visitors and residents in Dillon
Lawrence Magnus spent Sunday in Butté and others from Dillon include Mrs Dan Shively over the weekend at Butte Frank Bulger from Armstead George Roe Lima visitor Cari Sima Melrose and more Many travelers visit Dillon from Wisdom Dell Melrose and Bannack with business and social activities noted Numerous landowners ranchers and merchants are mentioned along with upcoming church meetings and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bulger
Armstead
George Roe
Lima
Dillon
Cari Sima
Melrose
A. McCartney
Sof
F. P. Birrer
Blaine
Butte
L. P. Miller
George Payne
Lakeview
Steve Davis
Puller Springs
Presbyterian Church
St. James
E. H .Brundage
Quality First, Price Slightly Less Than Some
The notice proclaims better quality with competitive pricing, asserting higher value even if not the cheapest on every item. It emphasizes the combination of reliability and fair cost to attract customers.
Beaver County News Briefs: Cattle Purchases and Record Hay Price
Reports mention Tillroad improvements and cattle shipments with Idaho purchases trailing to the McHesser section. Joe Butala sold Dillon hay at $30 per ton, a Beaver County record. Also notes the death of an infant son of Mr. and Mrs. D F Tate at Magnus Hospital. the baby was one week old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linder
Idaho
McHesser
Dillon
Joe Butala
Beaverlead Courty
D. FE. Tate
the Magnus Hospital
Motion Picture Business and Local Transfers In Dillon
Earl Dagethers and family spent last week in Dillon from Butte. Mr Carruthers is Blow engaged in the motion picture business in Butte. E W Slack contracted for 2500 head of ewes from the Anderson Brothers at a fancy price. Dr Council Faddis, who has been practicing osteopathy in Dillon, left for Butte to visit her sister and expects to leave for Los Angeles for a new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Paul
Centennial Valley
Harry Newnes
Forsyth
California
T. J. Murray
Butte
Charles. Retallack
Dillon
Bannack
Orem
D. L. Stephens
Atlanta
Georgia
Prof. McDonald
Melrose Schools
Gleed
Lima
Phil Giudici
Bozeman
Agricultural College
Burt Adams Tower
Minn Johnson
Anaconda
Tom Morrow
Divide
Perry Bowers
Armour Packing House
J. F. Price
Dell
Price
Clayton Schuler
Motion Picture Business
Earl Dagethers
Carruthers
Blow
E. W. Slack
Anderson Brothers
Council Faddis
Los Angeles
Jesse M. ‘Warren
Harry Andrus
Warren
Garver Denies Alderman Candidacy at City Caucus
Dr. F. H. Garver says he was not a candidate for alderman in the fourth ward and that his name was put forward without his knowledge or consent at the city caucus held last Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Garver
English Stone Mason Found Dead In Cabin On Washington Street
James Cornelius, a English native and longtime resident, was found dead in his cabin on north Washington street last night by Sheriff C Keyman. He appeared to have died several days ago, dressed only in undergarments, with Coroner L C Ford to conduct an investigation before funeral arrangements are made. He was about 60 years old and had lived here for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cornelius
Dillon
Washington Street
C. Keyman
Cornelius
L. C. Ford
England
Dies in Bozeman and returns for burial
William McLaughlin a native of this city died in Bozeman last Monday. Interment will be in Mountain View Cemetery in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Mountain View
Care of the Infant Demonstrations in Dillon Friday
Mrs. Marion Hubbard a Chicago trained nurse and national authority on infant care will give actual demonstrations and lectures on feeding clothing and handling infants and children. She will also discuss Baby Week planned for May and will speak at the Children's Shop sales rooms from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hubbard
Chicago
Dillon Frriday
Hubbard
Beav er Head Camp W O W Resolutions on Nick Staudaker
At a March 22 1917 special meeting Beaver Head Camp No 307 W O W unanimously adopted resolutions grieving the death of Nick Staudaker. The group expressed sympathy to his widow and relatives and directed copies of the resolutions to minutes papers The Pacific Woodman and the deceased’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Nick Staudaker
Pacific Woodman
VANDALS LOOT STEPHENS HOME ON ATLANTIC STREET
Mr and Mrs D L Stephens found their home looted after a three week absence with a revolver and a flashlight taken from cellar to garret. The Civil War era gun held family significance and the sheriff hunts the youths believed responsible. Riverside Country club hosts April 4 at Mrs Harry Geer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Stephens
South Atlantic Street
Garrett
Mr. Stephen
Sheriff's Office
Riverside Country Club
Harry Geer
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Che Do
Andla A
Autographic Kodaks
Lawrence Magnus
Butté
Dan Shively
Jp Butte
John Grant
Mélroise
Wood
Charles Bennington
Arthur
Forest
Wiscom
Frank Fivret
Tstun
Briday
Eshopringsin
Ign
Byiday
Charles Buréen
W. T.george
Lee Stephes
Hamilton
R. E. Elliott
Jn W
Scott
Col
Alf- Decker
Atchstead
John Scott
Drayman
Frank Noonan
Jack Noonan
Sam Goza
Helena
Dan Little
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Little
al Anderson
Grant
Nels Salmonson
Alder
James Dodd
Harry Davis
Martin Barrett
Mrs. Ducie
Apex
H. G. ‘Humphrey
Atlantic ‘St
Hayek
Woodcraft
Oddfellows Hall
Charles, Morris
Varney
James Darnutzer
Madison Valley Laird & Irrigation Co
Madisonian
Montana Mercantile
H. J. Heinz
Richelieu
Sunkist
Chas.h.niblack
Furnisher
Mary McNeil
Leo Truax
T. BE. Luebben
C. C. J. B. Mayfield
Vandals
George Jewells
UNION
ATL
Addie R. Baldwin
PAC AC
City Shoe Store
H. Schoenborn
Che Rew Cash Grocery
Beaverhead Mercantile Co
North Idaho
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