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07 Apr 1899
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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1899
Page
1
Beav erhead and Madison Notes on Local Doings and Weddings
Beaverhead and Madison counties report a busy week with political turnout for district No 3 road supervisor and local candidates. Ivan Martinell wed Emma Hovis at the Hainds home and a large turnout celebrated. school elections sparked debate on district split and modern classrooms.
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Beaverhead
Madison Counties
John McManemey
Peter Promelshackle
Grayling
M. B
Henneberry
Johnny Polla
W. F
M. A
James Henneberry
The
Canyon
Edward and
Daniel Mooney
Grasshopper
Mr. Briggs
Briggsville
W. L. McIntosh
M. K. Davidson
Lower Redrock
Geo. Paris
Horse Prairie
H. A. Hull
Dillon
Thos
Yost
Anaconda
Bray
Wideawake
G. A. McNinch
Kina
City Council Approves Saloons Closing and Bicycle Rules
The city council passed a midnigh t closing for saloons and an ordinance for bicycle riding restrictions on Idaho and Helena streets. The mayor and council debated nuisance removal on the Pacific Street ditch and granted John Courtney a liquor license for The Montana after conditions. Jas McLaughlin was confirmed as night watchman for April.
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Etec
Pacific Street
Clark Anderson
Idaho Street
Bannack
Helena Street
Idaho
Montana Street
Crowell
Jewell
Cox
Eliel
Jas. McLaughlin
Jas, McKiughlio
Dillon Citizens Weigh Local Railroad To Twin Bridges
Dillon citizens held a meeting at the court rooms to organize a local company to build a railroad from Dillon to Twin Bridges. H J Thompson outlined steps and reported on talks with railroad men. Mayor Elie presided and a five member committee was appointed to push incorporation. President Mellen of the Northern Pacific was noted as traveling in private car, signaling possible NP support.
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Dillon
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Othr
H.J. Thompson
Thompson
Salt Lake
Reading Railroad
Trin- Mne
Iron Horse
Elie
Mellen
Balt Lake
Twin Bridges
Pain Balm Restored Mobility After Rheumatic Attack
A.K. Parsons reports that after three years in Kenna Jackson Co West Virginia his patient endured a month of rheumatic illness with swollen limbs and immobility. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm per directions she walked to breakfast the next morning and has not suffered a similar attack since. Sold by City Drug Store.
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Kenna
Jackson Co
W. Va
Maddox
Chamberlain
A. B. Parsons
City Drug Store
Dissolution of Deputy & Staudaher Partnership in Dillon
Notice declares the partnership Deputy & Staudaher in the butcher business dissolved by mutual consent with G J Staudaher retiring. Deputy Brothers will continue the business. all debts to be settled at once at the shop. bills to be presented promptly. Dillon Mont April 1 1899. Staudaher and C H Ozrury sign.
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W. G. Blair
Horse Prairie
Nay
Dillon
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T. B. Craver
Medicine Lodge
Nels Nelson
James Mansfield
Kate E. VanEmon
Washington, D.C
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William Ames
Alice
Edith Ames
Massachusetts
Frank Bish
Maggie Ellerman
Flora Oraver
Alice P.o.trian
O. H. Deputy
G. J. Staudaher
Deputy & Staudaher
Deputy Brothers
C. H. Ozrury
Dillon, Mont
City election yields large turnout with James independent bid
Citizens' Ticket remains dominant in the city election Monday with J. D. James mounting a notable independent challenge for police judge. Total votes 226 of 297. Ward results show Conger leading in Wards 1 and 2, Danger leading in Ward 3, James narrowly behind in each ward and overall by 64.
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Conger
James
Danger
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