Beaverhead Brewing Company notes and local notices
Local items from Dillon record visitors and registrations at Butte hotels, births, illnesses and recoveries, and classified ads. Notables include F. A. Hazelbaker at the Butte hotel, birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Eph Stoller, and Beaverhead Brewing Company advertisements for Pilsener. Also mentions Dr. Grant E. Finch returning from Helena and Foley kidney pill advertisement.
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F. A. Hazelbaker
Butte
Eph Stoller
Mina M. Bennett
Dillon
W. C. Orr
Finlen Hotel
Beaverhead Brewing Company
Jasper Nelson
P. W. Armstrong
Medicine Lodge
Henry Burfeind
Armstead
H. H. Bates
Z. B. Yeaman
H. F. Best
Johnson & Boone
Week of Prayer brings united services to Dillon
In Dillon a week of prayer has united several churches. Rev Lacklen of the Methodist church led Sunday at the Baptist church, Rev Anderson of the Baptist church led Monday at the Presbyterian church, Rev Ostrander led Tuesday at the Methodist church, and Rev Lacklen led Wednesday at the Presbyterian church with alternating ministers. Parishioners are urged to attend and place spiritual matters above society.
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Dillon
The
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Lacklen
Ninth Annual Winter Picnic Of Cross Country Club
The Cross Country club held its ninth winter picnic along a river bank with a campfire and a new road. Members hiked over bluffs to view the Beaverhead valley's scenery, noting poplars, meadows, and willows shifting from orange to wine red as mountains framed a vivid panorama. One of the Boys.
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Cross Country Club
Beaverhead
Virginia City Welcomes Attorney Lyman Bennett and Family
The Bennett family moved to Virginia City from Dillon last Tuesday. Lyman H. Bennett, formerly Dillon city attorney, now leads a thriving practice in Madison and Beaverhead counties. Citizens praise his family for choosing Virginia City as their future home.
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Virginia
Lyman H. Bennett
Oldest Mare in Maine Belongs to Fair Land Man
The oldest known mare, over 41 years, owned by E. T. Bigelow of Fairland Maine, remains active daily. mentions a possibly older horse in Montana and notes Montana may have the oldest living man.
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E. T. Bigelow
Fairland
Maine
Montana
Seeley Truss Expert To Visit Butte For Four Days
F H Seeley, noted truss expert from Chicago and Philadelphia, will be in Butte Sunday through Wednesday January 12 18 14 and 16 to demonstrate the Spermatic Shield Truss. The US Government approved device claims immediate relief and closure of ruptures with no surgery. Free demonstrations for charity cases and those interested.
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F. H.seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Butte
Seeley
United States
Washington, D.C
Fire damages Episcopal church and chimney collapse
A Sunday morning fire damaged an Episcopal church about 125 dollars with loss covered by insurance. The overheated outside flue ignited woodwork behind the chimney. Sunday school children were moved outside as firefighters pulled down the chimney to reach the burning area and extinguish the remaining flame.
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Episcopal
Washington and
Glendale
Dillon to Journey From Missoula to East and Back
Dillon L W Dillon of Missoula reports in the Tribune that he will depart soon on a long trip. He will travel to St Paul Chicago New York Washington City Corinth Roanoke St Louis and back to Missoula. Employed by Northern Pacific he plans to be away until the first of March stopping at each point of interest and meeting officials and friends along the way.
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R. R. Rathbone
Dillon Bakery
F. H. Bimrose
Dillon
Montana
Tribune Book Store
Frank P. Birrer
Iowa
George McIntosh
Mamie
J. F. Weiser
Butte
Beaverhead Brewing Co
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Old Trusty
Wisconsin
Louise Colson
Upper Power House
L. W. Dillon
Missoula
the Tribune
St. Paul
Chicago
New York
Washington City
Corinth
Mississippi
St. Louis
Northern Pacific
Roanoke
Wilson
Trenton
N. J
Dixon and Meyers
Washington
National Capital
Escaped After Fifteen Years Kidney Troubles Cures Cited
W. P. Broyles reports a 15 year struggle with kidney and bladder ailments ended by Foley's Kidney Pills. He claims the medicine relieved a severe backache and painful bladder irregularities. Refuse substitutes. Potts the Druggist advertisement.
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Don McClurg
Best
Ervin
Dillon
School Law Commission
Foley Kidney
J. M. Findley
Lyons
Potts
W. P. Broyles
Foley
Marriage rumor about Ida Hoffman and Charles Pollins denied
Local newspaper refutes last week's Tribune report of a marriage between Miss Ida Hoffman and Charles Pollins noting no such wedding occurred. Charles Pollins confirms the denial.
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Ida Hoffman
Charles Pollens
North Portland stock market prices and outlook 1943
In North Portland on January 5 1943 Burke Commission Co reports light cattle receipts but a strong market with best steers at 7.65 best heifers 7.00 hogs tops 8.25 up 50 cents and a forecast of a good market for the coming week. Prices for cows bulls calves sheep and lambs are listed across weight and class groups.
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North Portland
Burke Commission Co
Parcels Post Inaugurated In Dillon With Early Use
The new parcels post system began in Dillon last week mirroring national rollout. Postmaster Grace Inmont notes limited patronage but growing use with many packages formerly sent by express now mailed. Local office reports smooth handling and no abnormal parcels, aside from a ten pound pail of sausage.
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Dillon
Uncle Sam
Miss Grace Inmont
Dillon Chinaman Dies in Depot Waiting Room
Wong Pan a Dillon resident and Oregon Short Line passenger collapsed in a depot waiting room at 12 50 this morning. The 65 year old Chin ese launderman died on the floor after a sudden illness, with friend Wong Dun calling for attendants. Pan had been in poor health and recently came to Butte for medical treatment. He had lived in Montana for 16 years.
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Dillon
Butte
Pan
Montana
Miner
Death of D. W. Randolph in Dillon
The funeral for D. W. Randolph was held Tuesday afternoon at the family home on South Pacific Street. Rev. W.8. Watson of St. James Episcopal Church officiated. Randolph, aged 41, died earlier in the week after suffering Addison's disease. He leaves a wife and a son in Dillon, the son employed at Montana Mercantile. A cartoonist and painter by trade, he had lived in Dillon about a year and advertised for local businesses. Interment was at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Mary Craver
Issac Rife
Medicine Lodge
Dillon
Jeff
Mr. Flynn
Harrisons
Jos. C. Smith
Little Son
Miles City
Dillon Coal & Transfer Co
Dillon Bakery
Black
Grace Johnson
Anaconda
E. R. Mosher
Colorado
C. W. Scott
William S. Watson
The
Glen Refining Company
Cleveland
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D. W. Randolph
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Montana Mercantile Store
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Mountain View
Praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy by Milwaukee mother
Mrs Lida Dewey of Milwaukee Wisconsin lauds Chamberlins Cough Remedy praising its reliability for coughs colds and croup in children. She notes its pleasant safe taste and quick relief and says no family with children should be without it. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Lida Dewey
Milwaukee
Wis
Team for sale: Sorrel geldings around 2400 lbs
Advertises two sorrel geldings for sale weighing about 2400 pounds. Contact John O R Hartman at 589 Thompson Avenue Dillon Adv. 1-2.
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John O.R. Hartman
Thompson Avenue
Dillon
Masons Offer Free Tickets for January 14 Entertainment
Masonic members may obtain free admission to the Shu bert Symphony and Ladies Quar tette at the Masonic hall on Tuesday evening January 14 1913 by applying to Phil Anderegek secretary Dillon Lodge No 23 A F and AM at his office Corner Railroad avenue and Glendale street January 10 and 11 between 10 am and 3 30 pm
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Masonic
Shubert Symphony
Masonic Hall
Railroad Avenue
Glendale Street
Phil Anderegk
Dillon Lodge
Firemen's Annual Ball In Dillon Friday At Dart's Hall
The Dillon Fire Department announces its annual ball will be held Friday January 17 at Dart's hall. Attendees are urged to attend and support the firefighters with music promised for the evening.
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Dillon Fire ‘Department
Dart’s Hall
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Schedule
Notice states the Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A meeting call will be three taps three times on the courthouse bell.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire’ Department
Court House
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