Dillon Man Robbed and Train Worker Injured in Butte
The Butte Post reports rancher George Babbett was robbed of 460 by five youths in St. Patrick's church yard on Tuesday night. He was knocked down and assaulted as they offered to show him the way uptown. Police search for the assailants. Also Otis Neal, a Short Line conductor, suffered a fractured skull after being crushed between train cars at Bannack street crossing while cutting a Sells Floto circus train.
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Butte Post
George Babbett
Butte
St. Patrick's Church
Babbett
Otis Neal
Bannack Street
Dr. Poindexter
Surgeon's Aid After Wounding Leads to Hospital Transfer
A surgeon provided first aid to the wounded man and he was taken to his Lima home before being rushed to the Salt Lake company hospital as his condition remained serious.
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Mar
Lima
Salt Lake
Chandler to Return with New Publicity Ideas
Roy C. Chandler publicity man and window dresser for Eliel Bros. is expected home the first of the month after attending the national window display convention in Chicago for the past month. He reports plans to bring back many new ideas for store publicity and displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. Chandler
Eliel Bros
Chicago
Mr. Chandler
McFadden awards contract for east Bannack residence
F C McFadden has let the contract to S M Roode for a two story 26 by 30 modern house on east Bannack near Washington. Occupancy expected early fall. The item also notes local travel, marriages, farming prospects, and Normal college dates.
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F. C. McFadden
S. M. Roode
East Bannack Street
Washington Street
Mast Sells Livery Stable on Reeder Street
George Mast sold his livery and feed stable on Reeder street to Dave Sullivan a rancher from the beach section this week. Mast intends to devote his time to other pursuits and interests.
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George Mast
Reeder Street
Dave Sullivan
Beach
Mast
Dillon Couple Wed in City Ceremony
Henry Gleed Jr of this city and Sophia Leigh of Blackfoot Idaho were married Wednesday evening by Judge A A Kenison. The Dillon Military band played at a public playground concert drawing a large local audience. Deputy clerk Eber W Badcon left for Great Falls for a week long vacation. Dillon Public School opens for the year on Tuesday September 5 with classes beginning September 6.
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Henry Greed Sr
Dillon
Sophia Leigh
Blackfoot
Dallas True
Sarah Spooner
Salmon City
Idaho
Oliver Lansing
Rhoda Clark
Henry Gleed,Jr
This City
A. A. Kenison
Dillon Military Band
Eber W. Badcon
Great Falls
Dillon Public School
Thirteenth Call Brings No Ominous Outcome
A collector and a wary customer discuss the superstition of the thirteenth call. The collector reassures the man that nothing will happen, even as he avoids making further attempts.
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Collector
Mr. Poorpay
Information Exchange Over Plaster Demand
A terse exchange shows a newsboy asking for a week’s papers and the customer replying that they want four porous plasters instead. The exchange captures a small domestic bargaining moment with period vernacular.
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Newsboy
Engagement delays spark Ptence-So Peggy spotlight
Yonkers Statesman notes Peggy delays marriage during the Engagement period. Patrice confirms she enjoys attention as the public gaze centers on her.
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Patience
Peggy
Patrice
Yonkers Statesman
High Aspiration and Heiress as Path to Castle in the Air
A witty exchange contrasts visionary schemes with practical aims as James jokes that entry to a grand plan lies through an heiress rather than an airship. The line frames a satirical view of ambition and wealth as means to achieve lofty goals.
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Peter
James
Quick Cure Recipe: Cheerful Ness with Medicines
The note suggests mixing cheerful ness with medicines to effect a quick cure. It emphasizes mood as a factor in healing and ties cheery disposition to faster recovery.
Local News and Social Notes From Dillon Montana
Local items list visitors and movements in Dillon including Miss Nellie Smith McKnight and daughter. Miss May Lacy of Melrose. G R Featherly Jr.. Stocker and Miss Anne Grant. Mrs. F P Birrer and Ivo. Micoy Olmsted. W C Templin. C W Scott coal agent. PF C McFaden family. Herbert Foote guests at Buena Vista ranch. Julius Rounds. Mabel Catlin. Mary L Innes. R W Smith transferred to California. W S Tasha. H A Moore editor and Dr Wilson. Chas Miller return from Idaho vacation. second cutting of alfalfa in stack.
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Glendale Street
May Lacy of
Melrose
Dillon
G. R. Featherly, Jr
Mill Point
L. C. “Stocker
Anne of Grant
Princess Millinery
C. W. Scott
PF. C. McFaden
Philips
Idaho Street
Herbert Foote
Buena Vista Ranch
Glen
Process
Julius Rounds
Anderegg
South Atlantic Street
Mabel Catlin
Deer Lodge
Mary L. Innes
Berkeley
Calif
Chas. W. Miller
Twin Falls
Idaho
Astonishing Adler-i-ka Claims Cure for Constipation
Dillon residents praise the instant action of Adler-i-ka a mixture of buckthorn bark and glycerine. One spoonful is said to relieve many cases of constipation sour stomach and gas. The product is claimed to act on both bowel sections and prevent appendicitis with short treatments. A Potts druggist 7 Adv 6 4.
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Dillon
A. Potts
Attractive excursion ticket rates advertised
Excursion tickets go on sale weekly with best rates for Sunday only travel and stronger rates for Sunday to Monday travel. Details available from O S L agents. Adv.
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Adv
Estray mare found at Browne's gulch at my ranch
Three year old bay mare branded VA on left shoulder came to FRANK J. FASSLER's Melrose ranch. Owner must prove property and pay pasture bill to claim.
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Browne's Gulch
Frank J. Fassler
Melrose
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Dillon, Mont
Roy S. Stephenson
Judson P. Best
Big Hole
Wisdom
Normal College
Birch Creek
H. G. Humphrey
P. H. Garver
Apex
Mont
Jack Carney
Chinaman
Yen Ching
HW. D. Mayfield
Idaho and
Helena Streets
Tom Wasella
Normal
The
Dillon Implement Company
McCormick
Optometrists
Albert Stamm
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Smith McKnight
Miss Nellie
F. P. Birrer
Ivo
Beaverhead
Mic Oy T. D. Olmsted
Dell
W. C. Templin
McAllister
Madison County
R. W. Smith
California
Oakland
W. S. Tasha
H. A. Moore
Madison County Monitor
Dr. Wilson
Twin Bridges
Mr. Moore
Tribune
Estray
Congress
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bethlehem
the Tribune Book Store
Montana Mercantile Co
Dillon Bakery
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
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