Dillon and Vicinity in a Nutshell Tribune News
A Dillon column reports on summer band reorganization, church services, local moves, and cattle sales. Notable items include Al Young selling 2,000 head to Butte Butchering for 30,000, Charles Bliven’s saloon sale, Odd Fellows birthday events, and Dillon Electric Light company incorporation with a 20,000 capital and plans for a full power plant and machinery from Royal Electric Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Young
Red Rock
Butte Butchering Company
Charles Bliven
Rothschild Royal Saloon
Henry Wilton
Dennis Martin
Mr. Wilton
Brainard & Wilton
Mr. Martin
Barrett's
Odd Fellows
Dillon
Odd Fellowship
Jor Wilks
Methodist Church
John W. Morton
California
L. E. Stringham
Morton
Stringham
R. Z. Thomas
Charles Johnson
United States
Hamburg
Germany
Herman Kountz
Herman Worch
Karl Kountz
Dillon Electric Light Company
Joseph H. Lawrence
Allan Wheeler
Albert 8. Hovey
Royal Electric Light Company
Chicago
Sperry
Mr. Wheeler
Mr. Hovey
Helena
Dillon Needs A Good Hotel For Town Growth
A columnist urges Dillon to build a small, well kept hotel on the Montana street vacant lots left by the fire. The piece argues such a hotel will attract travelers, enable upper floors for apartments, rent ground floor stores, and benefit merchants, lodges, and the Normal school as growth and sessions return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Davis
George Allison
Montana Street
Tae Dinnes
Dillon
Corinne
Montana
Anaconda
Dillon Citizens Notes and Local Movements
Adolph Eliel was in Butte on Wednesday. J W Ralston of Marysville is in the city. Ben Froman of Red Rock visits. A Union Pacific expert calls the mine near the railroad the best Montana coal prospect. Families and neighbors travel, illness recovers, and arrivals mark weekly life in Dillon. Freed & Timer mercantile firm praised for fresh stock and courteous service. The town plans balls, baseball, cycling, lawn tennis, and a proposed football team. A May wedding of W A Jones and Adelia Conehay is announced. Coal claim near Ryan's canyon shows widening vein after tunneling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Eliel
Butte
J. W. Ralston
Marysville
Ity
Union Pacific
Montana
Dr. Ford
Lima
Dillon Saurday
Charles Hirschman
la Rippe
Phil Shenon
Bannack
John Parfet
Salmon City
Hill
John W. Morton
Horse Prairie
Thomas Pierce
W. O. Spear
Dillon
George B. Conway
Glendale
Messrs. Freed & Timer
O. K. Lewis Mercantile Co
Idaho
W. A. Jones
Minneapolis
Adelia M. Conehay
Mr. Jones
Beaverhead County
Dillon Society
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Barton
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Trisuse
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Phil Lovell
Beaverhead Society of Pioneers
Rinehardt
Charlie Bliven
George Schurr
Brownie
James Page
Twin Bridges
Marshal Mulaney
M. M. Freed
Mauldin-Froman-Emerick
Nate Hammer
Jim Murray
George Crowell
Boston
Ben Froman
Arthur
Wm. J. Scott
Geo. Harlan
Challis, Idaho
J. H. Batterton
Big Hole Basin
F. M. Thomas
Bill Nye
Dillon Implement Company
Joseph Trimborn
Bird Spaulding
Virginia City
J. F. Bishop
William Calloway
Fayette
Lambert Eliel
John M. Howard
Anaconda Postal Corps
James Sanders
D. Hooker
G. H. Grubb
Nebraska
Grubb
Thomas Simons
Addie Pugsley
Phil McGough
Galena
Reynolds
Providence
R. L
N.E. Hammer
R. ©. Halliday
Warde Dramatic Company
James Myers
Myers
Tom Fox
Argenta
Fox
T. J. Murray
Josh Galbraith
Ray Conger
Will Dillon
Southern Montana Amateur Association
Dillon Lawn Tennis Association
R. C. Halliday
R. T. Wing
O. M. Best
John Nugent
Ryan's Canyon
Postoffice
Hammer & Moore
Laamusyon & Jeweun
John Gilbert
C. Hirschman
Stanfield
J. E. Phillips
W. A. Gills
W. M. Oliver
G. Allison
D. M. Ferry & Co
N. M. White
City Drug Store
J. B. Towssenp
Eastman House
McDermot
E. M. Eastman
Crowell & Nuckolls
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