Supervisors Elected Across County Districts
Results from Saturdays road supervisor election in Dillon area districts show varied contests. Elected officials include Stanfield Mast in district 1, Philips unopposed in district 2, Alf Decker in Red Rock, Wall in Dell, Blair in Horse Prairie, Williams in Upper Grasshopper, Jackson in Upper Big Hole basin, Shaffer in North of No 8, Owen around Wisdom, Bennett in Wisdom, Dewey's H Churchill and Friend in Dewey's, Snarkey in Glendale with no opposition, and other certificates issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
O. R. Stanfield
C. M. Mast
J. E. Philips
Red Rock
Alf Decker
Dell
Joe Wall
G. W. McKnight
Horse Prairie
W. G. Blair
O. R. Engle
Upper Grasshopper
John J. Williams
Henry Durfee
Richard Haines
Edward Maist
Upper Big Hole Basin
Antone Jackson
Frank Carrier
North of
Frank Shaffer
Ben
Snarkey
Quartz and Water Locations Listed in County Proceedings
A list filed with Clerk and Recorder Taylor details April entries for quartz and water rights. Properties include The Moonlight Chinook Sunlight and others in Utopia Birch Creek district, Bloody Dick, Horse Prairie, Montana Argenta and Sheep Creek districts, with various claimants and acreages. Dr King's New Discovery praised for coughs and lung troubles with trial bottles offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Thos. J. Elliott
Moonlight
Sunlight
Utopia
Birch Creek
Tash
Bloody Dick
Ralph Bushnell
Cora
Jessie
Rocky Hills
Horse Prairie
Geo. W. French
Montana
Argenta
R. J. Moore
Little Trail Creek
Rose Pendegast
Warm Spring Creek
Bannack
Anna J. Killum
Red Rock River
Dillon and Vicii News Highlights From the Week
Local notes from Dillon and Vicii cover court updates, personnel changes, shop ads, and community events. Highlights include Lloyd Bros. filing a butcher’s certificate, Mrs. Sophia Axe returning from Kansas, clerkship shifts, a St Rose church Easter service moved earlier, and social happenings at Crowell’s and the Normal. A wedding is planned near Dillon and a musicians’ publication by John G. Willis is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
Crowell
S. Lloyd Bros
Bannack
Sophia Axe
Moline
Kas
Pain Balm Brings Quick Relief for Rheumatism
In Lroy Ohio D N Sinks recounts severer rheumatism in arm and shoulder subsided after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm on his doctors' recommendation. He praises the liniment as best for muscular rheumatism and has told friends about it. Williams drug store sells it locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
D. N. Sinks
Lroy
Ohio
Messrs. Geo. F. Parsons &Co
Williams Drug Store
Bankruptcy filed by Captain Andrew Jenson of Great Falls
Andrew Jenson, former captain of the Dillon Company E, Montana regiment of volunteers who served in the Philippines, is in bankruptcy with liabilities of 42279.50 and no assets. He operated a weekly drawing of suit clubs, collecting 14 to 20 dollars from about 100 victims. Major creditors are banks with judgments. he has no assets. Case referred to Clarence I. Boardman as referee. Creditors' meeting to name a trustee on April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jenson
Great Falls
Dillon Company E
Montana Regiment of Volunteers
Philippines
Jenson
Clarence I. Boardman
Standard
Philadelphia man credits Electric Bitters recovery
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a severe illness with jaundiced skin sinking eyes and back pain. After three doctors gave up a friend urged Electric Bitters, and the first bottle produced marked improvement leading to full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Philadelphia
Dillon Chapter Exalts Three Neophytes in Royal Arch
Dillon Chapter No. 8 R. A. M. held a Saturday exaltation ceremony for three neophytes in Dillon. After rites, members feasted at the banquet hall with grand lodge officers from Butte visiting, including Alfred Balforth J B Leggatt E H Renish and Geo H Andrews. Additional attendees included Carl Swanstrum T Bridegg M D Rice from Pocatello and Dr I M Powers from Billinga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Royal Arch
Grand Lodge
Butte
Dillon Lodge
Alfred Balforth
J. B. Leggatt
E. H. Renish
Geo. H. Andrews
Pocatello
I. M. Powers
Billinga
Wanted Ads for Travel Position with Salary and Expenses
A newspaper notice seeks an honest man or woman to travel for a large house. Compensation includes a salary of 65 dollars monthly plus expenses and possible increases.
Debt Notice Reads All Who Owe Me
A fragmentary notice warns that all persons who know themselves in debt to the author are urged to settle debts. The sparse OCR text offers no dates or locations.
Short Line Schedules Change Affects Dillon Trains
A time change will shift the Short Line passenger service around the 18th. The southbound 6 35 a m and the northbound 11 p m trains are expected to run about two hours earlier, with other trains largely unchanged. A dining car will replace Melrose and Lima eating houses on this branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Melrose
Lima
Middling Cold Leads to Remedy Endorsement and Bull Sale
Marion Rooke of T. M. Thompson imports mil linery at 1658 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective. The notice also lists two registered Hereford bulls Duke of Montrose and Brooke with details and breeders as part of a Dillon sale. A 15th Centennial Coal Tur Co notice and a quiet surprise party for Masters Tom and Wilber Gilbert at Pacific Street conclude the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Rooke
T. M. Thompson
Milwaukee Avenue
Chicago
Chamberlain
Tam
Williams Drug Store
Duke of Montrose
B. Packard
Marshalltown
Iowa
Adele
Brooke
W. A. Tade
Bonaparte
Donebey
Millie
Dillon
L. J. Price
Tom
Wilber Gilbert
Pacific Street
Maude Padley
Lettice Squire
Grace Squire
Onie Harrison
Hazel Williams
Emma Schuler
Cleo Harrison
Florence Conger
Lottie McIntosh
Zettig
Minnie Gilbert
Alba Sanders
Dan O’connel
Ray Sanders
Dell Padley
Erle Patterson
Testimonial for Chamberlain Cough Remedy in England
A Warrrington resident, Mr. Wm Savoy, extols Chamberlain Cough Remedy as best for bronchitis claiming it saved his wife from years of illness. The ad touts 50 cent on the dollar stock sales and 10 to 25 percent discounts, urging shoppers to act fast before items run out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Willis
Willis
T'Arpunz
Old England
Chamberlain
Wm. Savoy
Warrington
England
Williams Drug Star
J. W. Lusher
Patent Cure Claim For Constipation Candy
A claim promotes Cascfreta Candy Osthartic as a permanent cure for constipation. The ad offers options of 100 or 250 units and promises a druggist refund if G. O.0 fails to cure.
Good Value Is Always Given Db Dillon Tars One Dep
The fragment mentions Db Dillon Tars One and a dep context, implying a note on value or pricing. Details are sparse, but the readable items indicate a short item about a person or entity connected to Dillon.
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the Procter & Gamble CO
Cincinnati
Pat Flynn
Thos. Flynn
Pylo Whos Devitt
Jake's Canyon
Bricktail
Gosmand
Sheep Creek
B. R. Stevenson
Highland Placer
Big Hole Basin
Big Hole River
Trail Creek
A. J. Noyes
Highland
Annie EK. Springer
Howard Street
Dr. King
City Drug Store
Sydney Jolnson
Clerk Price
Henry Gleed
Cushing & Sons
Jessie Nickum
Madie Rife
Lute Graeter
James Summers
Madison County
Monida
Justin
Crowell’s
Thos. Haw
Beaverhead
Bradford
Ray
Conger
The
Trinunz
Erle
the Baptist Church
Fenner
Helen Page
Bert Selway
Lou Moore
Samuel Arndts
Dillon Implement Co
Robert J. Bidstrup
R. T. Boatman
St. Louis
Mr. Bidstrup
Planters
Arn
Oliver
John Deere
Centennial OalTur Co
F. L. Graves
WM. Roe
Vice Press
A. L. Stone
Cashier
State Bank OF Dillon
F. L. Graves, Jos. Shineberger
WM. Roe, A. F. Graeter
Martin Barrett, A. N. Stone
G. W. Dart Hardware Co
C. J. Christianson
Corner of
Kentucky
St Louis
C. Grovar
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