Dillon Furniture and State Bank of Dillon Grow in 1899
The Dillon business scene shows the Dillon Furniture Bank expanding under Paul leadership with a 25 by 100 foot two story building and a long balcony being extended. The State Bank of Dillon, organized Aug 1 1899, boasts stable leadership, strong assets and a diverse service lineup with local directors Graves Roe Stone Barrett Shineberger Graeter. Sheffield and Harrison, switching from a second hand shop to a large furniture and hardware operation, occupy Idaho and Helena streets with a 50 by 65 foot brick building and a well stocked warehouse, offering new and second hand goods and installment plans.
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Dillon Furniture Bo
Paul
Furnitura
State Bank of
Dillon
William Roe
A. I. Gragren
A. L. Stone
F. L. Graves
Wm. Roe
Martin Barrett
Joe Shineberger
A. F. Graeter
Beaverhead County
Eigh
Graves
Bannack
Roe
Barrett
Shineberger
Graeter Ans
Dillon Implement Co
Messrs
Sheffield & Harrison
Genther & Carpenter
Bagatel
Idaho
Helena
Brundage Takes Over Dillon Undertaking Services
O K Brundage assumes leadership of the revived Dillon Undertaking business formed from the Dillon Furniture Co and O I Morse. He will offer embalming study, caskets, monuments, sewing machines, musical instruments, picture framing, and guns cabinet work from the old O E Morse stand on Montana street, promising first class burial and home service.
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Dillon Furniture Co
O. I. Morse
Ki. H. Brandage
O. E. Morse
Montana Street
Dillon
Brundage
Dillon men and local liquor shop offer Schlitz and Idanha water
The Dillon gentleman, unaware of the Kentucky Liquor Store, frequents a popular Montana treat spot run by Brainard Williams. Since 1894 they’ve built a strong business as both wholesalers and retailers, adding a wholesale department in 1895 and becoming sole agents for Schlitz beer and Idanha Bimetal water.
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Dillon
Kentucky
Montana Treat
Poplar
Brainard Williams
Mulany & Brainard
Hay
Schlitz Beer
Kentucky Liquor Store boosts high grade whiskey sales
The Kentucky Liquor Store offers Yellowstone and Green River whiskeys bottled under government inspection, praised for quality. The Government uses the Green River brand in hospitals and dispensaries. Both Brainard and Williams are noted as genial, making visits a pleasure.
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Yellowstone
Green River
Kentucky Liquor Store
Brainard
Williams
Dillon Tailoring Co. Aims for Fit and Quality Work
Dil lon has a tailoring firm of two men J W Lea manages the Dillon Tailoring Co The firm has existed four years succeeding P J Winters who started eight years ago Lea is cutter with 20 years in the trade He previously worked five years for Nash of Butte Montana They offer a large selection of suitings and trouserings and promise prompt cleaning and repair on Montana street near the post office.
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Dillon
The
Dillon Tailoring Co
J. W. Lea
P. J. Winters
Leas
Nash
Butte
Montana
Montana Street
Helena
L. Kupfer
Fidel Huber
Union -Pacific
Corinne
Utah
Utah & Northern
Huber
Kupfer
Virginia City
Ired Huber
Salt, Lake
The Senate Saloon in Dillon Adds First Class Appeal
The Senate Saloon stands out among Dillon’s saloons with elegant furnishings and private card rooms. Proprietor Chas Hirschman, the town’s oldest liquor dealer since 1882, offers quality refreshments and courteous service to a refined clientele.
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Chas. Hirschman
Hirschman
Dillon
Mar, Hirschman
Montana Mercantile Co How It Built Its Regional Trade
The Montana Mercantile Co known for growth since 1893 occupies a large Montana street block with four warehouses. It serves miners and ranchers with wholesale and retail groceries plus seeds and giant powder. The firm emphasizes discount buying, unbeatable prices, and lasting customer relationships.
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Montana Mercantile Co
Dillon
L. C. Fyhrie & Co
Burtiend Bros. & Co
M.M. Co
M. M Cers
M. L
David
Leading Dillon Jewelers and Hotels Highlight Local Prosperity
Dillon's oldest business, Kupfer and Huber's jewelry house, dominates the scene with a vast stock and repair shop, a Virginia City branch, and a famed Kupfer watch. The Metlen Hotel impresses with 60 rooms, modern comforts, and central locale attracting traveling salesmen. Olmsted Logan Grocery opens cash-only, expanding supply lines and wholesale capability.
Anderson Bros Livery A Tradition of Prompt Horse Service
Anderson Bros Livery offers prompt, tasteful services with a large stable capacity and extensive carriage options. The business, once known as the Marlow barn, has evolved since 1887 to be the city’s oldest and busiest livery, with horses fed on-site and ready conveyances day or night.
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Anderson Bros
Messrs
A S. Rife
Marlow
Padley and Mudd Lead City Meat Trade in New Firm Name
The wholesale and retail meat firm Padley and Mudd, new name for the established shop once E. W. Slack & Co, earns top notes in local business. Charles H. Padley and George T. Mudd bring extensive experience in meat trade, operate a model shop with fresh and salt meats, poultry and seafood, and run a rear sausage mill making sausages and cheese. They own cattle and sheep interests across the region and pay cash for hides.
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Padley & Mudd
E. W. Slack
Butte Meat & Provision Co
Pondomin
Expert horse shoer Callahan brings science to the craft
D W Callahan, based at the corner of Helena and Bannack streets, with 11 years of practical and scientific experience, specializes in hoof care and shoeing for draft, racer, and saddle horses. A former operator for Anderson Bros in Montana and Idaho stage lines, he studied hooves to fit shoes to feet and offers low prices with skilled blacksmithing and wood and carriage work in Dillon.
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D. W. Callahan
Helena
Bannack Streets
Anderson Bros
Montana
Idaho
Callahan
Dillon
Virginia City
Mont
Dillon Cash Grocery Co Leads Local Mercantile Firms
A close Dillon corporation with Poindexter family ties, established 1881 and incorporated 1894, operates as a major wholesale and retail grocer. It offers staple and fancy groceries including foreign and domestic goods, fruits, vegetables, hay and grain, and accepts produce in exchange for provisions.
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Olmsted & Logan—Cash
Messrs. Olmsted & Logan
QO EK. Morse
Paxton & Gallagher
Morse
Olmsted
Dillon
Dillon Cash Grocery Co
Poindexter
T. W. Poindexter
P. E. Poindexter
The
Public rights in drug business conduct urged
Public notice calls for the drug trade to be run by the most competent representatives and emphasizes consumer rights to demand quality service from Central Pharmacy and related outlets.
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Abatisesen
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Senate Saloon
Metlen
J.C. Metlen
Our City
Metten
Mr. Metlen
Legion
Mia
Mart
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