Dillon and Vicinity News Briefs and Local Notes
Blaine resident Q W Maurer was to Dillon Tuesday. Dillon beer leads tap rows in town bars. Mrs A F Graeter left for Butte for a brief visit. O R K Engle of Grant registered at the Metlen. Mr and Mrs I H Hamilton of Horse Prairie are in town this week. Mrs Lena Meyers of Denver visits her brother Oscar Findling. Miss Antoinette Rathbone from Helena visits her brother’s family. Paul Jones Cigar promoted as equal to best imported. Gooch and Coon, late Dillon distributors. C J Young of Pocatello visited Dillon on business. Cold weather spurred skating among local youths. J A Lawrence came from Dewey for a stay in Dillon. Frank P Blair of Horse Prairie attended to business in Dillon. Relief Corps met and elected officers. Next meeting set for December 21. Overcoat stolen from Hotel Metlen rack. value 40 dollars. No clue found. New hose cart and 600 feet of hose arrived for the city. Hose cart housed in former Smart’s building. A new book and ladder truck has been ordered and will arrive soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. RK. Engle
Grant
Metlen
I. H. Hamilton
Horse Prairie
Lena Meyers
Denver
Oscar Findling
Antoinette Rathbone
Helena
Paul Jones
Gooch & Coon
Dillon
Smart
Various Local Movements and Notices Around Dillon
Henry Jacobs moves from Bannack to Rochester. Mrs G W French visits Butte. Mrs E A Olmsted visits Anaconda friends. L D Graeter business trip to Argenta. George Jewell mining trip to Butte. Hats sale ends tomorrow at Mrs Hart's. Huber Bros Christmas ad on last page with timely tips. Mrs A S Rite returns from St Louis and eastern points. Mrs Dr Kingsbury returns from Butte relatives. Huber Bros big ad contains Christmas shopper tips. Read it. hats at bottom price. St George Standaber buys corner lot for 2000 dollars. Chas A Smith seeks to buy horses two hundred weight. Mrs O M Best and Mrs O L Riley visit Butte. Riley returns Tuesday, Best Wednesday. Wagon loads of steel pipe shipped from Dillon for reservoirs. Rev W Clark Baptist missionary to Idaho and Montana preaches at local church. F B Hall leaves for Philadelphia on mining business. expects return by Christmas. Mrs Fred Chase of Butte visiting Dillon. Miss Frances Chase visiting dormitory. Miss Ermine Owen visiting Koontz, then to Anaconda for readings. Sunday services at M I church. preaching 11 and 7:30, Sunday School 10. Mark M Selway from Madison basin with beef steers for Big Hole parties. Skating party near Horse Shoe Bend ends with a girl ducking in Blacktail creek. A L Badcon new city water commissioner in small brick office on Railroad Avenue. water rents to be collected there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber Bros
Haven
A. S. Rite
St. Louis
Dr. Kingsbury
Butte
Fred Chase
Helen
J. F. Bishop
Frances Chase
Ermine Owen
J. A. Koontz
Anaconda
M. I
Eiverybody
Mark M. Selway
Madison Basin
Mark
Horse Shoe Bend
Dillon
Blacktail Creek
A. L. Badcon
Railroad Avenue
Badcon
A Farewell Reception for Dillon Residents
A farewell reception hosted by the Arachnoid club at Mrs Maggie Moree’s home on south Idaho street honored Mr and Mrs J T Farley and Mr and Mrs R D McConkey who plan to move to Tudiana before year end. About twenty attendees enjoyed a progressive flinch game and supper snacks served by Mise Steda Morse and Emma Bartiend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Moree
South
Idaho Street
J.T. Farley
R.D. McConkey
Dillonere
Tudiana
Mise Steda Morse
Emma Bartiend
Parley
McConkes
A. L. Badeoo
Charles Ainsley
And
Normal College Notes Mix Lecture and Games
Normal College reports Dr Swain at Helena and returning tonight. The team plans to travel to Bozeman on the 16th to face Auricular Real College. Readings mention Miss Owsley acting as matron and a dormitory entertainment interrupted by lighting issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Swain
Helena
Bozeman
Auriculareal College
Vrs Quecey
Mr. Evens
Juvenile Operetta Planned by City Music Club
A music club of about sixty children organized with Mrs J B McKinney directing a juvenile operetta Snow White and Seven Dwarfs by George Root to be produced next spring. Mrs Lorenzo Cushing hosted a Kensington party for Miss Edna Squire with many Indies attending and a dainty lunch served. Mrs G B Conway hosted the Needle club for a cheerful Wednesday afternoon. Theta club gathered at Miss Nan Featherly’s and spent the evening dancing. The Mayne society met yesterday at Mrs George Metlen’s. Mrs BE Conger and Mrs Rey S Conger entertained St James Guild at the rectory yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. McKinney
George Root
Lorenzo Cushing
Kensington
Edna Squire
Theta Club
Nan Featherly
Dandruff Germ Causes Hair Loss and Herpicide Claim
An advertisement argues hair loss stems from a scalp germ that causes dandruff. It promotes Wewbro's Herpicide as a permanent cure and asks readers to send 10 cents for a sample to The Herpicide Co in Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewbro
Chemical Laboratory
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Ranchers Feed Beef Cattle as Cold Weather Sets In
The Tribune reports ranchers begin feeding beef cattle as temperatures drop. Local residents travel, visit or return from trips with notes on illness and leisure, including Mrs. Larimer, Mrs. Mulavey, Joe Elia with a wolf hide, and trips among Dillon and Basin residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Penants
Wm. Larimer
Basin
Thos. Mulavey
Joe Elia
Jackson
P. J. Pierson
Dillon
Mies Myrtle Ellia
Milt Hughes
O. van Zandt
Polaris
New York
Richard Humes
JH. Judge
A. Thomas
W. Avery
Practically Admits Guilt in Ward Murder Case
Neibart H G Metzger, among Tuesday arrests for the Ward homicide near Ward cabin between this place and White Sulphur Springs, reportedly admitted guilt to officers during questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neibart
H. G. Metzger
Homer E. Ward
Ward
White Sulphur Springs
Hawley Selway Buys Cattle in Bitter Root Valley
Hawley Selway and other Big Hole basin stockmen travel to the Bitter Root valley to purchase stock for fattening. The hay crop is praised as phenomenal, with fattening plans ranging up to 2500 to 2000 head on several ranches. Cattle graded as hay-fed command prices from 57.50 to 57.50 at shipping points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley Selway
Bitter Root Valley
Big Hole Basin
Bitter Root
Montana
Bie Hole
Bowen
High School Notes From the Weekly Assembly
High School Junior Notes say Misa Owen performed selections on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Clara Adams was absent due to illness. W. EF. Q. met the Misses Willard Saturday. games and refreshments followed. Emma Burfiend and Grace Gray visited. BV basketball team to play Agr Rural College next week. Tests and report cards due Monday. new physics experiments added. the ape with the sir pioip is noted as interesting. VF Q. to meet Dec 17 with Miss Vivian Stret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Owen
Clara Adams
W. EF. Q
Willard
Emma Burfliend
Mies Grace Gray
Claneat U4
Bizeman
Agricul Rural College
Pioip
VF. Q
Vivian Stret
Bids Due at G W Dart Hardware Co by Year’s Start
All bids submitted to the G W Dart Hardware Co must be paid by the first of the year. The notice cites payment deadlines and references the 501i G W Dart Hdw Co. location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Dart Hardware Co
G. W. Dart Hdw. Co
Christmas Groceries Ad For Farley Grocery Co
Christmas groceries for the holidays advertised to The Farley Grocery Co. promises prompt filling with the best in the market.
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Kodaker
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Kodak Store
Riley
Mont
Dillon and Vicinity
Uupper
Q. W. Maurer
Blaine
Dillon Beer
A. F. Graeter
C.J. Young
Pocatello
J. A. Lawrence
Dewey
Frank P. Blair
Relief Corps
Aly
Henry Jacobs
Bannack
Rochester
G. W. French
E. A. Olmsted
L. D. Graeter
Argenta
George Jewell
Christmas Comes
Santa Claus
Qimsted & Logan
Dillon Furniture Company
G. T. Paul
Dr. Price
Price Baking Powder Co., Chicaco
Normal College
Mane Stedd
Allen
Handel
Mies
Club of
Little People
Mayne Society
George Metlen
BE. J. Conger
Rey S. Conger
St. James Galid
Yasterday
John W. Morton
the City Drug Store
Dillon, Montan
Farley Grocery
Our
Graeter
Groas
Adress H. G, Phelps
Chase
Isanborns Coffee
Os Isanborns Tea
Montana Mercantile Co
Southern
Chase & Sanborn’s
Stockmans
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