Madison County Rail Link Proposed From Dillon to Laurin
Business men in Dillon discuss a proposed Madison county railroad with Henry Elling promising capital for track and rolling stock. The plan envisages a Laurin terminus and routes to Whitehall or Dillon, with state and local backing, possible headquarters in Dillon, and Union Pacific freight concessions. A mass meeting may be called to detail stock participation as Captain Moore and Deputy Knight support the scheme.
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Henry Elling
Virginia City
Madigan
Laurin
Northern Pacific
Whitehall
Utah and Northern
Dillon
Ruby
Rocks
Beaverhead
Elling
Robert Moore
Madison County
Beaverhead County
United States
Knight
Butte
Moore
Union Pacific
Advise on Buying Dry Goods Directly to Avoid Ripoffs
The piece urges shoppers to bypass strangers and their unreliable goods by buying directly, avoiding express charges and dishonest claims. It promotes seeking trustworthy sources and avoiding uncertain middlemen to ensure quality and satisfaction.
Direct-buyers promise lowest prices and cash discounts
We buy directly from manufacturers in large quantities and offer the lowest prices. We pay cash for all goods and secure cash discounts. A buyer visits markets nearly every month to obtain the newest items. We cover express charges and allow returns if not satisfactory. Send a trial order to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Dillon Furniture Firm Sold to T. Paul in 1892 Changes
Abbreviated notices report T Paul bought the stock and goodwill of Dillon Furniture Co. with deal completed on the 15th and backdated to February 1. Paul, six-year manager, leads a thriving business now in his hands. Also notes Miss Rachel Ellen Bradbury's death, estate proceedings, and various local notices and ads from Dillon in February 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
T. Paul
Dillon’ Furniture Company
Paul
Green Bay
Mr. Paul
Dillon Furniture Company
G. T. Paul
Robert T. Wine
Orao Kiewm
Frank Ensen
Rachel Ellen Bradbury
Miles Bradbury
Indiana
Dillon
St. James Episcopal Church
Grace M. E. Church
Rev. Tait
Never Give-Up Temple No 2 Templars Instituted in Melrose
The Never Give-Up Temple No 2 of Ju venile Templars was founded in Melrose on February 14 by Grand Superintendent Tom Galbraith with District Superintendent E Harrison and Superintendent G G Earle. It lists 27 charter members and Emma Wells as Melrose superintendent, with officers including Faith Pair chief templar and Russell Owens vice templar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Tom Galbraith
E. Harrison
G. G. Earle
Emma Wells
Templar
Russell Owens
Minnie Billings
Annie Evans
Grace Chester
Leda Reynolds
Chaplin
Clara Billings
Stella Fairfield
Blanche Fairfield
Oscar Maddux
Edith MclIntosh
Tommy Jones
Sentinel
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Harmony Society
E. J. Conger
Arthur
A. Breeze
J. Z. Thomas Hasay
Cee E. Callahan
London Bridge
L. C.' Fyhtie
J. Conger
Rh. A. Sullivan
ABC
Cece Cean
Thomas Juartette
E. A. Steere
Mise M. Rifeleading
Serid East
Bonner Mercantile CO
M. J. Connell
Butte City
Jon Triune
Montana
Hammer & Moore
Temple Restaurant
Ack Street
U. S. Gov't Report
Hall
F. J. Curwry & Co
Props
Talgdo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Toledo
O. Waunin
Kinnan & Marvin
Boyd
Neagle House
Miss Bradbury
Court House
John R. Selway
Jane R. Selway
Peltz & Dryer’s
Nelson Brothers
Murs. M. Brapuny
Jay Boyd
Nagle House
Blacksmith’s Coal
Dillon Implement Co
Montana Busines College
Leys
White’s
Tam & Tam
Bob
Athilon Implement Co
Northwest
Nesbett’s
Lima
Nis Barton
Company E
Armory
Sergy
Thompson
Cord
Stamm
Elivins
Thos. H. Fox
the Temple Restaurant
Ame
Butte Furniture House
Wele
W. Park Street
Butte, Mont
Beendie
Sists
Writi
Tana
Crockery
Mont
Tribune
Langhorne & Reece
Helena, Hontana
Frank TL. Reece
Gnk
Helena
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