Town Visitor Notes and Local Inquiries in Dillon
J J Linsey arrives in town from Butte while W H Cochran comes down from Monida last week. Frank Hazelbaker travels to Melrose Monday afternoon. Acoma Hotel advertises modern rooms from 1.00. Anderson Livery offers auto and horse conveyance with new machines and trained drivers. Mr and Mrs Albert Metzel left for Centennial valley for a few days. Mrs James Judge visits Dillon from Homepark to see her husband at Curtis hospital. Mr and Mrs M W Patterson arrive from Toledo Ohio and stay with John Somers. A marriage license issued to Susie Moore and Chas Aimen of St Anthony Idaho. ceremony by Rev H G Humphrey at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acoma
Butte
Anderson Livery Company
James Judge
Dillon
Homepark
Curtis Hospital
Susie Moore
Chas. Aimen
St. Anthony
Idaho
H. G. Humphrey
The
Methodist Church
Flags for sale and social notes from Dillon visit
Have you your lyceum ticket Flags for sale at Tattersall's. Mrs J J Smith of Monida Mrs Al Forsythe and Miss Massie of Lakeview were shoppers in Dillon last Thursday and Friday. W D Rusk of Junction Idaho spends a few days in Dillon. Mr and Mrs Walter Brearley and son visited from Alder at Mrs Anna Carter's home. Mrs Marvin from Lewistown leaves for Oregon to visit her mother. Mrs Winnie Cawlee returns to Wilkes Barre Pa after six months in Dillon. Mr and Mrs T F Barrett from Grant visit Pipestone Springs for rheumatism relief with Mrs Martin Barrett and Mrs Ellen Lovell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Smith
Monida
al. Forsythe
Massie
Lakeview
Dillon
W. D. Rusk
Junction
Idaho
Walter Brearley
Small Son
Alder
Anna Carter
Marvin
Jay B. Holtz
Lewistown
Oregon
Winnie Cawlee
Wilksbarre
T. Tonney
Pennslyvania
T. F. Barrett
Grant
Pipestone Springs
Barrett
Martin Barrett
Ellen Lovell
Local News In Brief From Daly Spur To Centennial Valley
Bar ney McGuirk injured when a team ran away with him at Daly Spur causing a严重 head injury. Albert Burgoyne of Twin Bridges shot in the thigh. accident while a revolver discharged. admitted to Mag nus hospital. Tom Flynn Pat Layden loaded eleven cars of fat cattle for South Omaha market. Mary Rose granted divorce from Lee Rose in district court. Miss Elizabeth Sutherland inspected Big Hole basin schools and headed to Centennial valley. Sneak thieves stole a wagon and harness from Hurley Leach’s ranch near Dillon. recovered in Centennial valley. James Grover and Charles Rowland caused chaos in the city jail breaking windows and smashing furniture. Montana Livestock Commission shipped fifty cars of sheep to Idaho and Colorado feeders. Woods Livestock shipped ten cars to Chicago market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Burgoyne
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Burgoyne
Magnus Hospital
Tom Flynn
Pat Layden
South Omaha
Montana Livestock Commission Company
Idaho
Colorado
the Woods Livestock Company
Chicago
Ninety Days for James Mackay on Vagrancy Charge
James Mackay was brought to Dillon last Thursday from Lima where he was sent upon a vagrancy charge for ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mackay
Dillon
Lima
Also Mentioned on This Page
Autographic Kodaks
Lyceum
Tattersall's
J.J. Linsey
T. F. Jenkins
Sheridan
W. H. Cochran
Frank Hazelbaker
Melrose
Albert Metzel
Centennial Valley
M. W. Patterson
Toledo
Ohio
John Somers
Huber Bros
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Montana
Tattersall’s
Burke
E. W. Jones
Albert Stamm
Che Jeweler
Montana Mercantile
City Hall
Barney McGuirk
Parley Dansie
Daly Spur
Mary Rose
Lee Rose
Buttenea
Elizabeth Sutherland
Big Hole Basin
Hurley Leach
James Grover
Charles Rowland
Sullivan Bros. Livery
Dillon, Mont
Surrey
Sullivan Bros
C. A. Smith
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