Dillon and Vicinity Notes From Local Snippets
A.Miller visited Anaconda this week while Knapp Bros. and Geo W. Allison drawn crowds in Dillon. Mrs Hart's and The Dart Hardware Co advertise gifts and coal. Mrs Don Bray and Josie from Lima shopped unseen. Fred Gilbert returned from Oregon after six months aboard a dredge boat. Ignatius Birrer arrives from Riverside Iowa to visit sisters in town. Girl wanted for light general housework in family.
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Don Bray
Josie
Lima
Fred Gilbert
Oregon
Ignatius Birrer
Riverside
Iowa
Tabler's Pile Ointment advertisement claims cure
Nature provides buckeye extract as the active ingredient in Tabler's Pile Ointment. The ad states the compound cures piles including blind, bleeding, and protruding cases, makes operations needless, and is recommended by physicians. Bottles sell for 50 cents and tubes for 75 cents, mail orders available from L. J. Williams.
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Nature
L. J. Willams
Local notices mix with church events and personal updates
Community briefs report visitors and residents in Dillon and nearby towns. Leona Dingwall returns to New Chicago Montana, E L Hall plans a mid January visit, and Levi Shanibow leases Monida state land. Christmas closures and shopping urged, church entertainments and Sunday services announced with dates and locations.
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Leona’ ‘Dingwall
New Chicago
Mont
E.L. Hall
The
Coast Co
Dillon
Ashby
Dillon Implement ! Company
Helena
Levi Shanibow
Monida
M.E. Church
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Pain Relief
Advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia sprains and bruises with a testimonial from C W Ford in Ft Worth Texas claiming full relief after three applications within 24 hours. The product priced at 50 cents is sold by L J Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
C. W. Ford
Lyon Supply Co
Ft. Worth
Tex
Ty L. J. Williams
Presbyterian Sabbath School Christmas Exercises
The Presbyterian Sabbath School holds Christmas exercises tomorrow evening at eight. Sunday morning the pastor will preach a Christmas sermon titled The star of hope in the birth of Christ. Evening service will include a Christmas song service. Services: morning eleven, evening seven thirty, Sabbath school noon, C E six forty five.
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C. E
Beaverhead County Wool Output and Sheep Losses Report
The Beaverhead county wool total for the past year reached 156 445 pounds with an average price of 15 cents and a value of 26204 dollars. State revenue from wool and mutton is estimated at 4 million dollars. Pelts totaling 7000 pounds sold for 560 dollars, with 3360 sheep reported destroyed by wolves and coyotes in 1899. Montana sheep figures on March 1 1899 show 3 461 183 head, 217 586 imported, 1 092 972 lambs docked, and 368 42 0 lambs slaughtered and shipped out.
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Beaverhead
Montana
White's Cream Vermifuge for Child Worms Claims
White's Cream Vermifuge insured against a serious danger to children by ridding worms Thorough and harmless praised by mothers Sold for years at 25 cents by L. J. Williams.
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L. J. Williams
Ladies' High Five Enjoys Lunch at Morse's Idaho Street
The Ladies' High Five were entertained at Mrs. J. E. Morse's on Idaho street with an elegant lunch after games. Mrs. E. J. Pasmore won a silver hat brush prize. Ranchers note cattle feeding capacity and hay outlook amid high prices. Rev. J. W. Bennett to preach at M E church next Sunday with Lord's supper observed and quarterly conference Saturday at 2 30 pm. A deed filed transfers Beaverhead county parcels to Ellen Dueie for Elwood block in Butte townsite with stated consideration of 30 000 dollars.
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J. E. Morse
Idaho Street
E. J. Pasmore
J. W. Bennett
M. E
Miner
J. E
Florence E. Morse
A.L. Stone
Albina Stone
Beaverhead County
Ellen Dueie
Butte
Elwood Block
The Liver Keeps People Well
Digestive complaints prompt claims that liver sluggishness disrupts the whole body. Advertised remedies promise relief from constipation biliousness jaundice headaches indigestion and back pain through liver support.
Christmas tale of Joe Bonaparte and a Baltimore rise
A 7th grade Dillon pupil Rez Hammond performs a Christmas tale about Joseph Bonaparte family trials during 1863, a bankrupt father, a cow gift, and a courtroom win. The narrator Jo e tells how the boy helps prove the family right in a suit against Bowry. Joe later serves in Shafter at the Spanish American War and rises to prominence in Baltimore. A brief note follows on the county treasurer George W French and a year end financial report.
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Rez Hammond
Dillon
Antha
Rs Oompere
Maryland
Bonaparte
Napoleon Bonaparte
James Bonaparte
Charles
Lily
Mary
Joseph
Gen. Sheridan
Bowry
Lily Bonaparte
Indiana
Little Joseph
Lewis Stephen
Lewey
Joe
Mr. Bowry
Mr. Bonaparte
Christcas
Papa
Jos
Lewis
Stephen
Lewia
Baltimore
Shatier
House of Representatives
Heaverhead county Seapine city prospect and growth
A fragmented sketch extols Heaverhead county and Seapine city noting agriculture education and industry. It highlights a State Normal school in Montana, multiple churches, strong social orders, water works, electric lights and brick business blocks. The piece praises homes, wealth, stockraising, mining districts, hotels, and ample room for newcomers with farming, ranching, and dairying potential. It ends with a local blacksmith ad promising prompt service.
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Husetta
New Jersey
Ontana
Aaron
Presbyterian
Kiscopal
Baptist
Cathlic
Masonic
Prthins
Bad Ellowe
Maovahiss
Picombeee
Diara Maaan
Bhan
Fanoont Public
Aioe
Pioneer Elmer F Johnson dies at 61 in Virginia City
Elmer F Johnson a Montana pioneer and Alder Gulch claimant died at his Virginia City home last Monday at age 61. He came to Bannack in 1868 from Colorado and joined the Edgar Fair weather stampede to Aldergulch in 1863. He ran a grocery business with O D French and served as county Democrat and longtime board of commissioners chair. He left a wife and four children and many friends statewide.
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Barbour
Samuel Moore
Dillon
Twin Bridges
Virginia City
Monitor
B. F. White
First National Bank
Los Angeles
Pierce
St. James Guild
Albert White
Leona E
Andrus
R.P. Smith
M. E. Church
George Perkins
Elmer F. Johnson
Montana
Alder Gulch
Johnson
Bannack
Colorado
Edgar Fairweather
Aldergulch
Mr. Johnson
Alore
O. D. French
Board of Commissioners
New Song and Cake Walk Selections Arrive At Tribune Store
This week the Tribune store adds new songs including My Sweet Hileen I Waned Honey Waited Long for You Sum mer Time in Dixie and Shes More to be Pitied than Censured. Cake walks Impecunious Davis gth Carolina Jamboree A Tennessee Jubilee and more. Also two steps The New York 400 The Winner The Elks Carnival. Waltzes When Knighthood was in Flower Love That is True Cupid s Awakening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Davis
Tribune
City Bakery and Restaurant Beat Satisfaction in Meals at 25 Cents
City Bakery and Restaurant advertises meals at 25 cents opposite the post office promising beat satisfaction in meals.
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Dillon Market
Mrs.murrey Brown
Granite Street
Dillon and Vicinity
A. Miller
Anaconda
Mre. Hart's
John. Tritt
Wood
Knapp Bros
Geo. W. Allison
Dart Hardware Co
Alex. Singer
Truax
Lou Rede
H. N. Williams
Gentryville
Ind
Eastern Star
Henry K Cope
Epworth
R. P. Surra
St. James Church
D. Hooker
Presbyterian Church
George W. French
R. Bears
General Blacksmith
L. Kubelsky
Gordon
Kubelsky
Madison County
Igor
City Bakery
E. P. Dungan
Crown
Scientific American
York UN 8 Co
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Hutte
Mil Nin
Rample
Scientific Press
Market ST
San Francisco
Cal
Nicki and Son
Oxford
Merh
U. S
Jeas Stanley
Africa
Walker Publishing Co
New York City
JOU Maces
Gentlewoman Publishin
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