Mrs Hart and local notes on social life in Dillon
Dillon society and business notices describe Miss Viola Rich illness and visits by W O Orr of Dillon. Mrs Hart promotes spring suits and hats while Dr Walker moves to Metlen building. Local arrivals, easter flower runs, and community events fill the week in Dillon with various residents shopping, teaching, and socializing.
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Viola Rich
W. O. Orr
Dillon
Alder Gulch Times
Virginia City
Montana Mercantine Co
Winthrop Raymond
Sheridan
Lilah
Normal College
Walker
Metlen
Dr. BR
Flrst National Bank
Ostrich Farm Visit Near Pasadena Impresses Reporter
A Pasadena reader recalls an ostrich farm near the Arroyo Seco, noting 130 birds including pairs named for presidents and notable figures. She describes the grounds, nesting habits, life expectancy of about 70 years, and the nesting cycle with eggs as large as cocoa nuts.
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Tribune
California
America
Golden State
Pasadena
Arroyo Seco
Major
McKinley
Africa
George
Lady Washington
Anna P. Trzapo
Scott and Bowne Free Sample Offer
A free sample is offered by Scott and Bowne chemists located at 1415 Pearl Street to promote their products. The notice invites interested customers to request the complimentary sample.
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Scott & Bowne
Chemists
Pearl Street
The St. Paul Road Pioneers Electric Train Lighting
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway known as The St Paul Road began using electricity for train lighting in 1888 and has since been a pioneer in the field.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Leased His Placers
Robert Moore, after months away, arrived in Dillon and reports he has leased his Ruby placer mines for the season to Yearington, Roberts, and Sunder from the local area. They will begin work as weather allows while Moore negotiates another mining property lease in view.
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Bishop Brewer
Dillon
al D. Young
Palm Beach
Florida
Robert Moore
Mr. Moore
Yearington
Roberts
Sunder
Harness oil by Swift & Co for sale at Hughes McCalebs
Neatsfoot oil product for equestrian gear marketed by Swift & Co. and offered for sale at Hughes and McCaleb the local shop. The listing notes twelve ready-to-use units available.
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Swift & Co
Hughes & McCaleb’s
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Levi
W. L. Staudaber
Brown's Station
Fannie Brown
Happy Hours
Dart Hall
Henry Burfiend
Townsend
Butte Yeateay
Emma
Faye
Fern Scott
Bedrock
Scarletina
Nellie Morse
D. I. Company
Mabel Zinn
Butte
Effie Brown
Glendale
Teachers’ Institute
Cal. Patrick
San Marcus
Salt Lake City
Cal
Chamberlain
Central Pharmacy
W. C. Orr
V.S
Orr
Poindexter & Orr Cattle Company
J. B. Seeley
Madison Forest Reserve
A. BR. Ringe
Lima
Anna Hart
D.K. Nichols
Bannack
J.p.mcknight
Dell
Grace Graeter
Kaiser & McCann
E. J. Conger
Ed Hardy
Jackson
White House
H. Brandage
W. A. Smith
L. Degen
Emmett
Idaho
Mr. Degen
Malott & Co
Harriet Waldorf
Helena
Hughes & Moaleb
James Estes
Idaho Street
Chambers
Anderson & Mudd
Estes
J.W. Holst
Salmon
Gibbonaville
Lemhi
Salmon City
Herald
Scott
New York
Hossery
Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Dillon, Montana
Red Lodge
Qarbon County
AckKer’s
D. Maurice A. Walker
Merlen Boilpina
Merlin Building
South Washington St
D. James L. Jones
Ufion
Bannack and
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C M Eddy
Crownx
Buipex
Sprclandr
Montana Street
Ae G. Willis
Attorney-At-Law
Dillon National Bank Building
Pwn Nobbie
Montana
Isil and Express
Ronee
Ieee
Native
Missoula
Oregon Lumber
Salt Lake
Portland
Dillon Lumber Company
J. B. McKinney
B. F. White
R. A. Sullivan
First National Bank
L. Graves
WM. Roe
Vice Press
A. L. Stone
State Bank OF Dillon
F. L. Graves
Shineberger
WM. Roe, A. F. Graeter
Martin Barrett
Stone