Local and Personal News Highlights and Ads
Dillon notes report illnesses from la grippe and social visits from residents including Mrs. E J Callaway and John Shively. Local events include Grand theatre photoplays, Beaverhead Brewing ads, real estate listings, court notices, farm stock sales, a basketball game between Anaconda and Beaverhead high schools, and upcoming cinema programs at the Pastime with vaudeville acts and Sherlock Holmes features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Stone
E. J. Callaway
la Grippe
John Shively
Beaverhead Brewing “Company
I. H. Bimrose
Dillon
Montana
Tribune Book Store
James Dodd
California
Mexico
W. B. Orem
Butte
Grant E. Finch
Helena
Helena This (Friday) Morning To Attend the Schoolmasters’ Club
W.G. Roberts
H. C. Burkend
Pony Dray
Wood
N. R. Emmons Dray & Transfer
Klein Cash
Sheridan
Jewell and Farnham
O’clare
McDonald
Wheat
Rex
Charles Travis
Polowsky
Lillian Herbert
Rachel
Imp Company
Gaumont
Tron
Sir Conan Doyle
Kalama Plans Major Street Improvements
Kalama mayor and town council announce extensive first class street work with aim to reduce future repair costs. Bitulithic paving is expected to be used widely, following neighboring towns’ examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kalama
Wash
Adv
Poley Kidney Pills Relieve Stanley Merchant’s Pain
Skelton of Stanley Indiana says he would not take $100 for the relief a single box of Poley Pills gave him after a severe kidney trouble attack. He could hardly straighten up before the pills fully relieved his back pain. Potts the druggist. Adv. 1m
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Skelton
Stanley
Ind
Potts
Red Apple Banquet Promises Social and Civic Ties
The sixth annual Red Apple banquet will be held in Missoula tomorrow evening, with invitations sent to newspaper men, legislators and others by the Missouri Chamber of Commerce. A special train from Helena will convey assembly members. The red apple symbol remains a timeless motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
Helena
Who Is He Dillon’s Modest Resident Birthday Clues
A unnamed Dillon resident shares a birthday with President elect Wilson in February and Lincoln and a granddaughter born the same day and month as President McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Wilson
Lincoln
Mckinley
Fire destroys ranch workshop at Dillon area
John Albers faced a Sunday afternoon blaze at his Dillon area ranch that consumed the machine shops and a garage. He saved the automobile with strenuous effort, but the loss is estimated around $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albers
Dillon
Albers
Dr Kings New Discovery Ad for throat relief
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for irritated throat and lungs. It claims to stop chronic coughing and tickling throat and to taste pleasant with a directive to take no other remedy once used, and to buy at Potts the druggist.
St Louis Indictment Trial Delayed to Friday
The trial of Alfred St Louis for indignities upon his 10 year old daughter, originally set for Tuesday, is postponed to 10 oclock Friday February 21.
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St. Louis
Alfred St. Louis
Booth's Hyomei Inhaler for Catarrh Ad
Drug gists offer Booth's Hyomei inhaler for 50 cents with a booklet on curing catarrh and croup. Made from Australian Eucalyptus, it promises a safe balm vapor. Potts druggist refunds if unsatisfied, with the complete outfit priced at $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Springfield Guard Remembered in Lincoln Assassination Tale
The Dillon author recalls Z B Yeaman, a Union veteran from Illinois, who commanded eight guards over Lincoln’s body in Springfield. The account covers Lincoln’s assassination on April 14 1865, the funeral journey, and Yeaman’s memories from the watch at Camp Yates Oakland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
E. J. Conger
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Dillons
Z. B. Yeaman
South Atlantic Street
Mr. Yeaman
Illinois
John A. Logan
Tennessee
Mississippi
St. Louis
Missouri
Mound City
23D
James J. Oakes
Springfield
Yearin
Oakland Cemetery
Ford's
Washington
Tenth Street
White House
Bishop Simpson
Doctor Gurley
Capitol of
Nation
Baltimore
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Albany
Buffalo
Cleveland
Columbus
Indianapolis
Chicago
Inter New
Springfeld
Hall of Representatives
State Capitol
Yeaman
Presi
Dent
Camp Yates
Mrs S S S hails Foley remedy for bronchitis laryngitis
Mrs S S of Van Buren Street Kingston New York reports Foley s Honey and Tar Compound restored her voice during a severe bronchitis and laryngitis episode and she has recommended it to many others through Potts the druggist Adv im.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Persistent Church Attendance Slogan and Service Times
A lighthearted notice promotes persistence in churchgoing with the theme for morning service at Wirst Presbyterian Church at 11:00 and an evening sermon at 7:80 about living in unseen things. The text humorously urges attending twice weekly and hints at financial investment in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirst Presbyterian Church
Burglary Charge Bound Over To District Court
George Vasel appeared in district court on a burglary complaint filed by Sheriff Erwin before Justice Kenison. He was bound over in 2000 dollars. failure to post would place him in jail. A not guilty plea was entered to the charge of stealing a gun from Thomas Tracey’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vasel
Erwin
Kenison
The
Sun
Jai
Thomas ‘Tracey
Real Estate Transfers From Title Books of Pearl I Smith
Week ending February 10 shows warranty deeds transferring Centennial valley parcels to William L Sham bow and Sarah Bingham for $10, Lovell Warm Springs ranch near Dillon to B F White for $1, Blair to Edith Blair 100 inches of Watson creek in Horse Prairie valley for $1. Quit claims include Edwin L Mayo to Margaret Sullivan Wise river 820 acres above Divide for $100 and B F White trustee to H R Paddock 5 TP acres near Bannack for $500. Patent granted Frederick Holmes 40 acres in Big Hole basin.
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George Safford
Wiliam L. Shambow
Centennial
Sarah Bingham
William L. Shambow
Philip Lovell
B. F. White
Aeres
Eye Tests Offered For All Readers Of This Paper
The notice invites readers to undergo proper eye tests, stating that no one should doubt their eyesight and that the service is available to everyone. It emphasizes accessible testing and encourages participation from the community.
Hair Renewal Restores Style with Tall’s Renewer
A customer notes unruly hair before using Tall’s HairRenewer. After treatment his hair stays in place, scalp stays clean and healthy, and hair grows faster with no dandruff or color risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall
Nair
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Huber Bros
Jewelers
Huber Brothers
Dillon, Mont
Olmsted-Stevenson Co
R. R. Rathbone
Dillon Bakery
Beaverhead Brewing Company
H. F. Best
Johnson & Boone
Olmsted-Stevenson Company
Dillon Coal & Transfer Co
Black
Joseph Monroe
Mr. Monroe
Schoolmasters’ Club
H. B. Selway
EE. C. Brewer
Willow Creek
Three Forks
Marcarit Ross
aAdv
Camnera
Geertz Jens
W. Hayward
Sebree
Nan Gilchrist
J. A. Gilchrist
Katie Hayden
Leadore
Wisdom
Ogden
Glen Decker
Grant
Morter Egbert
A. W. Connolly
Charles Hirschman
Tribune Printing Office
J. W. Scott
Armstead
J. E. Morse
Frank Birrer
Big Hole Basin
Grand Theatre
Susan Findling
Centennial Valley
Robert T. Boatman
Denton Oliver
Miles City
Arby Beardsley
Lima
Jos. C. Smith
Deer Lodge
Mary O’brien
Thornton
T. B. Craver
Medicine Lodge
Frank P. Birrer
W. T. George
Big Hole
Boulder Hot Springs
L. R. Foote
Art
Anaconda
Butterligh
Margaret Ross
Sheriff's Office
Mes, Morrell
Albers Ranch
Dr. King
Hyomei Inhaler
Dillon Citizer Lincoln Guard
B. Yeaman
Prof. Garver
Tribune
Levi Strauss & CO
San Francisco
Pearl I. Smith
Frederick Holmes
Carl B. Taylor
Albert Stamm’s
Duke Advertising Agency
Main St
Geary
Los Angeles
Cal
SAN Prancib
Foster Employment Agency
Montana Mercantile Co
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