Locals Note Visitors and Activities Around Dillon
John S. Johnson of Fox attended to business in Dillon yesterday. The St James Guild will meet with Mr Hooker at the Rectory tomorrow afternoon. Andy Pyle and Frank Allen of Butte looked for fat cattle in the vicinity last week. Miss Florence Conway of Helena visits Dillon this week. Garr and Iona Milton Alva and Frank of Dell were in Dillon yesterday. Samuel J. Culbertson declared to become a citizen before the clerk of court yesterday morning. H B Selway heads to Horse Prairie tomorrow to round up horses. Mr and Mrs C C Cornell and daughter Misa Ola returned from San Francisco to see the fleet. A A Morton made a long-awaited trip through Dillon last Thursday. William Montgomery and Jack Moran visited Dillon from Bedrock to finish delivering Montgomery ranch cattle from the Big Hole basin. Dr Walker's office is in the Metlen Building rooms 1 and 2. Hours 10-12, 2-4, 7-8. Residence 625 South Washington Street. Telephones 21 and 23, 46th. Beaverhead Brewery opened with a large crowd praising the high class beer. Nearly all Dillon dealers handle the beer and praise its quality, comparing well with major breweries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Dillon
St Ia
For Rent Four or Five Room Brick Cottage
Rent notice for a four or five room brick cottage with inquiries directed to Dillon Bakery.
Letter From Washington Arises Over Railroads and Politics
The piece criticizes the early Congress for inaction and gag rules, praising John Sharp Williams for uniting Democrats. It links railroads to prosperity, noting pressure from the National Prosperity Association and Big Rail interests to push rate increases. The piece suggests Roosevelt tempered anti trust and labor scrutiny under railroad influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
John Sharp Williams
National Prosperity Association
The
Prosperity Association
van Cleave
Roosevelt
For Rent and Dillon City Construction Bids 1908
Classified notices from Dillon Montana announce a four or five room brick cottage for rent and an invitation for sealed bids by the Dillon City Council for cement walks crossings and curbs to be built over a year. Also details of sewer district reorganization and an emergency ordinance enacted May 19 1908 with certification by City Clerk Poindexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana
Geo. Metlen
J. B. Poindexter
City of
Virginia Street
Pacific Street
Clark Street
Washington Street
Marlow
Poindexter & Orr’sn
I. J. B. Poindexter
Ciy
Also Mentioned on This Page
John S. Johnson
Fox
St. James Guild
Mr. Hooker
Andy Pyle
Frank Allen
Butte
Florence Conway
Helena
Mr. Garr
Iona Milton
Alva
Frank
Dell
Samuel J. Culbertson
H. B. Selway
Horse Prairie
A. A. Morton
William Montgomery
Jack Moran
Bedrock
Montgomery
Big Hole Basin
Dillon Bakery
Washington
Helena Street
Atlantic Street
Court House
Poindexter & Orr
Spruce Street
B. F. White
State of
Poindexter
Eer al
Milwaukee
Alice
S . Patterson
Bannack St
VAL Blatz Brewing CO
Joan W. Morton
St. Elmo
Eliel Brothers
Bankers Life Association
Des Moines, Iowa
U. S. Beardsley
Dillon, Montana
D. R. Beck
Missoula
Mont
Dillon Novelty Works
Idaho Street
Gove Woop
K. E. T. Brock
Mie
Ting
A. A. McDonald
Montana and
Sebree Streets
Union Electric Co
Jos.c, Smith
Edwin Norris
Boston
W.C. T. U. Society
White Ribbon Shoe Company
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Golden Rule
Karl Riedelsberger
T. J. Mulasy
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