Local business notes and arrivals in Dillon Montana
Dillon residents and visitors are listed with errands and notes: James Head of Rochester visits brother in law Ira Townsend. John W. Morton promotes Montana Mercantile Co specials. W. Nyhart Blaine rancher in town. F. Harrison moves to a new corner store. various ads for olive oil, gloves, hats, and sewing machines. Arbor Day closing announced. bridge contract planned. hospital and local trades referenced.
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Dart Hardware Co
Frank Russell
H. Schoenborn
Dillon
James Head
Rochester
Ira Townsend
Montana
John W. Morton
P. M. Sweeney
Dell
Columbia
C. Schulz
Blaine
W. Nyhart
J. W. Morton
Singer Sewing Machines
John H. Brundage
Benj, Allerton
John Kent
Irwin
Union Ditch
Corner St
Pacific
Atlantic Streets
Frank Cox
B. L. Forsyth
W. L. Shambow
Centennial Valley
Chas. H. Padley
Annie Zoellers
Marysville
A. C. Grawell
Dillon Cigar Factory
Montana Mercantile
P. J. Kelley
Argenta
Kelley
W. V. Butler
Butler
van Zant
T. M. O’connor
E. H. Brundage
Wallpaper samples sent by mail upon application
J. W. Scott from Bedrock attended a county fair committee meeting while Hughes & McCaleb supplied wallpaper samples by mail upon application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes & McCaleb
J. W. Scott
Bedrock
Homer Davenport to Greet Dillon at Normal Assembly Hall
St James Guild enjoyed an afternoon with Mrs John Taylor yesterday. Homer Davenport, renowned cartoonist since Thomas Nast's death, will perform at the Normal Assembly Hall next Wednesday evening May 4 starting at 8 30. Reserved seats go on sale Monday at four at Jasper Nelson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Nelson
Homer Davenport
Thomas Nast
Dillon
Notice to debtors to settle with Landers at 8. Patterson
All persons knowing themselves indebted to James E. B. Estes are asked to call and settle on or before May lat with T. B. Landers at 8. Patterson's. 17th Mrs. J. E. Estes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James EB. Estes
T. B. Landers
Patterson
J. E. Estes
Fire devastates Victor Talking Machine plant in Camden
A large four story Camden factory of the Victor Talking Machine company burned causing 500000 dollars in damage. The firm carried 250000 in insurance. The blaze destroyed over 600000 phonographic records and 25000 talking machines in various stages of completion. Thousands of original records were ruined.
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Camden
N. J
Victor Talking Machine Company
Gunboat Nashville Visits Cairo Amid Rainy Day Crowd
Heavy rain could not keep crowds from greeting the gunboat Nashville at Cairo Illinois on April 25. Officers were hosted at a Halliday breakfast and aboard the Lily by Mrs. Baker wife of the Lily's captain before the Nashville departed Cairo for St Louis, Lily acting as pathfinder.
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Nashville
Cairo
Ill
Halliday
Lily
Teamsters Vote to Strike in St Louis May Day Action
At a Central Trades and Labor Council meeting sixteen of eighteen St Louis teamsters councils voted to strike May 1 in sympathy with carriage drivers. About 10 000 teamsters in St Louis are expected to join the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters
St. Louis
Central Trades and Labor Council
Teamsters’ Union
Agree on Division of Traffic Between Major Railroads
San Francisco April 25. H H Harriman and FE P Ripley presidents of Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railway sign an agreement to split traffic from the coast and northern California. Midland Ont April 25. Grand Trunk grain elevator struck by lightning and destroyed with 500000 bushel capacity leased to E R Bacon & Co of Chicago. The grain boats Midland Queen Midland King Algonquin and Rosedale dockside damaged. One man killed.
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San Francisco
H. H. Harriman
FE. P. Ripley
Southern Pacific Company
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
California
Midland
Ont
Grand Trunk
E. R. Bacon & Co
Chicago
Midland Queen
Midland King
Algonquin
Rosedale
Prescription Service Promise for Pure Drugs
The department states it uses only pure drugs and medicines and fills prescriptions exactly as prescribed. It warns it does not substitute one drug for another under any circumstances.
Turf Commission Ruling Bans Betting Service
Assistant Attorney General Robb of the post office department rules that receiving bets to place on races violates the lotteries and games of chance prohibition. The western turf investment concern is barred from using its tails to accept wagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maile
Washington
Robb
Post Office Department
Crushed Between Street Cars in St Louis Death
In St Louis on April 25 J H Good of Little Rock was killed after being crushed between two Olive street cars moving in opposite directions. F B J King who accompanied him was fatally injured, with Good’s injuries described as breaking almost every bone in his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
J. H. Good
Little Rock
FB. J. King
Good
Jealous Chicago Man Heads to Europe for Escape
A Chicago man bound for Europe this summer seeks to escape the St. Louis exposition, aiming to distance himself from the event and its distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Europe
St. Louis Exposition
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Kodak
Riley
Dillon, Mont
Geo. R. Metlen
U. S
Idaho
Huber Bros
Masonic
Dillon and Vicinity
Carrie R. Squire
A. E. Graoter
Cincinnati
Jos. Hainds
G. W. Dart Hdw. Co
Paul Jones
Hays Bros
Jackson
Mont
Utah
Montana Mercantile Co
Jobn Lovell
R. Buford & Co
F. P. Harrison
Helena
Idahoats
Harrison
Robert Bain
Hughes'& McCaleb's
Mrs. Hart
Jos. Shineberger
W. G. Clark
R. H. Butler
Miles City
A. A. Manser
N. LaDoux
Melrose
Hesse
Register
Idaho Falls
Hiajoy
Herpicide
Newhro
Newbro
J. C. Wilson
Birch Creek
T. C. Tritt
Anna Hart
Dart Holw, Co
Hughes &McOaleb’s
Pearl I. Smith
van Camp Canyon
Sam Englesgjerd
Big Hole Basin
Edmund Englesgjerd
F. P. Birrer
Montans Street
Tribune
Grocers
Dillon Furniture Co
G. 'T. Paul, Prop
DR. Price
St. James Guild
John Taylor
the City Drug Store
Dillon, Montana
THE
Farley Crocery Company
Chase
Isanborns Coffee
Sanborns Tea
Chase & Sanborn’s
Stockmans
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