City Council Holds Regular Meeting With Routine Bills
A full alderman board met to approve routine business and an unusually large batch of bills. Health Alderman Biel reported two smallpox cases in town and a quarantine plan with daily costs around twenty dollars. The council created a contagious disease fund with $500 and discussed quarantine limits against Butte, deciding no action due to lack of local health authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Alderman Stone
Alderman Biel
Elie
Butte
Board of Health
Gilbert
Oregon
Week of Prayer Notices for Dillon Churches
Evangelical churches in 18 countries begin a week of prayer with services in Dillon. Meetings run Jan 8 to Jan 13 at the Baptist, Presbyterian and Methodist churches, all at 7:30 p.m. each night, with topics on confession, church, rulers, families and schools, missions, and home missions led by named pastors.
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Dillon
The
Baptist Church
R. P. Smith
Church Universal
M. B. Laughlin
Presbyterian Church
Henry F. Cope
Methodist Church
M. B. Laughlen
Henry F. Odpe
Electric Bitters Bring New Lease on Life, Says Gardner
Idaville Indiana man J W Gardner reports Electric Bitters cured his run down condition improving appetite and strength. He says the remedy helped with stomach liver and kidney troubles and urges trying the 50 cent bottle at City Drug Store with a guarantee of satisfaction.
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J. W. Gardner
Idaville
Ind
City Drug Store
State Teachers Association Session Observed at Normal
Professors Sanders Swain and Misses Thomas Harwood of the Normal attended the annual meeting of the State Teachers association and reported a bright session. The Normal is the only state institution to gain recognition on the officers roster for the coming year. Recognized were D E Sanders president, J E Monroe High School president, H H Swain Herbartian club secretary, Belle Thomas child study department vice president, Annie Harwood appointed to a key committee.
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Sanders, Swain
Thomas and
Harwood
Normal
State Teachers’ Association
State Normal
D. E. Sanders
J. E. Monroe
H. H
Great Run for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at Pierson Drug
Manager Martin of Pierson drug store reports strong sales of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy during the grip season. Five bottles are bought by many customers and the remedy is praised for stopping coughs healing sore throats and lungs and giving quick relief. Available at City Drug Store in Chicago.
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Martin
Pierson
Atore
Chamberlain
Jagrippe
South
Chicago
Oslhmet
City ‘Drag Store
Fire scares and business notes in Dillon during holidays
Fire incidents after dark at barns and a clothing store in Dillon sparked by mischief. a window break and smoke damage reported with an insurance adjuster expected. Amidst the holiday rush, local merchants advertise office supplies and tools for spring. Theater highlights include Charity Martin and Ellis Brooks giving a strong show.
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N. E. Hammer's Clothing
Bannack Street
Insurance Adjuster
Thompson & Reynold
Fitzharris Alley
Tripune Positsuma Co
Dillon
Mout
Generous Drug Company Offers Free Trials of New Discovery
Proprietors of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds report giving away over ten million trial bottles. The medicine claims to cure asthma bronchitis hoarseness and lung diseases. Free trial bottles at City Drug Store, regular sizes 50c and 1.00, guaranteed or refunds.
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Dr. King
City Drug Store
Dillon Roundup Nets Five Arrests Including Two Vagrants
Saturday night Chief of Police Ander egg and assistants rounded up individuals lingering around Dillon. Five were arrested. three released on good behavior. Alex Moore and Robin Hayes pled guilty to vagrancy before Judge Jones. fined $10 each. Sentence suspended. 24 hours to leave town. They departed that evening, one by passenger train, not by carriage.
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Anderegg
Dillon
Misses Rife Host Pleasant Evening Skating Party
On Wednesday evening at the rink the Misses Rife hosted a skating party for about thirty friends. The ice was good and the weather pleasant. The event continued at the Rife residence with a late-night social and music.
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Rife
Butte Cattle Buyer Injured Falling From Stock Car
Lew Lewis of the Butte Butchering Co. suffers broken shoulder blade and injuries after a fall from a stock car at Redrock while loading cattle. He was found unconscious, taken to a nearby house, then to Dillon for care. His recovery may take weeks.
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Lew Lewis
Butte Butchering Co
Redrock
Mr. Lewis
Bedrock
Dillon
H. O. Miller
Lewis
Ralph A. Lewis
Butte
County Treasurer Refunding Bonds Reduces Interest Costs
County Treasurer French reported a busy day Tuesday arranging refunding bonds and redeeming old issues. The switch lowers interest from 6 percent to 4 percent, saving about 1200 dollars annually. The county also received a 1015 dollar premium on the two new bonds, numbered 10-208.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Kanes
Henr
Second-Young Eastman Daughter Dies After Sickness
Lillian Eastman 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Eastman, died after a three week illness at Mrs. Burns's home near Railroad Avenue. She was born March 16, 1884 in Glendale and lived in Dillon four to five months to attend school. Memorial service was held at Mrs. Burne's residence with Normal students and faculty present. The funeral will be held Sunday at Twin Bridges with services at the M B church officiated by Rev S A Oliver. The community offers sympathy to her grieving parents.
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Lillian
Lillia Eastman
Glendale
This County
Man
Dillon
Mra
M. B
Twin Bridges
S. A Oliver
Eastmans Thank Friends For Kindness At The Bridges
Mr and Mrs Amos Eastman of The Bridges express heartfelt thanks to their friends and especially to those who offered support and sympathy during a difficult time.
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Amos Eastman
the Bridges
Expres
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