Local and Personal Notes From Butte and Dillon
Chris Snyder visited Butte on Monday. Ben Gelhaus of Armstead transacted business in the city Tuesday. 10 cents per copy for best songs at the Tribune Book Store. Rubber tired buggy and harness for sale cheap. Arthur Butts of Bedrock attended to business matters in town for a couple of days. The oil trust break is noted with five gallons of oil for $1.00. Bond & Bond announce $4,000 stock of groceries and wares for immediate sale. Everything fresh and new at Bond & Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Snyder
Butte
Graeter Grocery Co
Ben Gelhaus
Armstead
Tribune Book Store
Dillon Steam Laundry
Arthur Butts
Bedrock
Bond & Bond
Cure
Bond
Frederick J. Gibson
Bannack
M. E. Barry
Dr. Walker
Alf Decker
Beaverhead Commercial Club
Geo. T. Hayash
Harry Nishi
Metropolitan Cafe
Boston
T. D. Olmsted
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dillon
Curt Bonn
Joe Braere
Palace
Wm. Klein
Black
Postal Telegraph
Tattersall’s
Dillon Coal & Transfer Co
Dillon Bakery
Ashlock
Osteopath
Cor. Bannack
Washington
Tel
H. F. Best
Johnson and Boone's
Alex Williamson
Dell
Geo. M. Tash
J. W. Burrell
Metlen
Charlie Hoadley
W. C. Templin
Horse Prairie
Alfred Spencer
Jackson
Frank B. Felt
Aurora
Elkhorn
Adolph Eliel
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
New York
Florida
Arthur Fogarty
The
Normal College
Chinook
Lon Guy
Margaret Ross
Big Hole Basin
Tom Martin
Montana Mercantile Company
J. A. McDonald
Hazel
Tribune
Frank P. Birrer
Lillian Hedges
the Normal
Polaris
Dillon Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Jobs
Dillon civic life features visits from ranchers and professionals, business moves, and community events. Local residents Albert Brubaker and Alva Garr travel, while physicians Dr. H. Ryburn and Dr. Morton Egbert are noted. Bond & Bond advertise sales and a boxing dance. new roller rink opening planned and county fair dates discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wm. Klien
Pillsbury
Ceretana
Graeter Grocery Co
Dr. R
H. Ryburn
Dillon
John A. Nyhart
Virginia City
Morton Egbert
Alva S.garr
Dell
The Secret of Long Life Promises Cures
Mrs. W. Dorn of New Brookland South Carolina reports severe shoulder blade pain and a harsh cough. After four doctors and a bedridden six months she credits Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets with her recovery to good health and a weight of 167 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Dr. Pierce
MI-DNA stomach tablets promise relief for indigestion
Wm V Matthews of Bloomington Indiana testifies that MI-O-NA cured years of gastritis and gas causing heart pressure and breathlessness after doctoring failed. Adverts urge sufferers of indigestion headaches dizziness biliousness constipation inactive liver nervousness sleeplessness foul breath heartburn to try MI-DNA tablets, 50 cents, Potts druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi-O-Na
Wm. V. Matthews
Bloomington
Ind
Potts
Weather facts for Dillon 1911 from J E Monroe report
A Dillon weather summary for 1911 shows mean annual temperature 6 degrees above normal and total precipitation 0.35 inches below normal. The report cites a mean temperature of 44.3 degrees, rainfall 16.85 inches, and snowfall 54.7 inches with February coldest day at 22 below zero and August warmest at 90. May had the largest rainfall and November the most snow. monthly data list highs, lows, and precipitations. Helena Record interview with Commissioner Hall predicts a bright Montana year as settlers and capital return, boosting growth across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
J. E. Monroe
Co-Operative Observer
United States Weather Bureau
Montana
Helena
Commissioner Hall
J. H. Hall
Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Mail Not Called For Left For Dead Letter Office
Letters remaining uncalled for in the above post office will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington D C if not called for within two weeks Grace Lamont P M Dillon Montana Jan 5 1911 and additional names listed with Dillon Montana Dec 29 1911 and further names including E R Bassett John Brown Frank Carl Jack Calkins Lucian Dent James Douglas B F Frary Mrs Fred Foreman Mac Hansen Will Hayes M B Howard Frank Love Sam Love Nick Manios Cora McKinley T ONeill Roy Powell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Grace Lamont
P. M. Dillon
Montana
G. Blank
Emma Brown
Jack Channie
Otis B. Cain
Alice Frazier
Frank Fidler
R. Gomes
Harris
W. K. Hall
Chas, Hall
R. R. Hughes
John
Dillon
E. R. Bassett
John Brown
Frank Carl
Jack Calkins
Edwin Dectz
Lucian Dent
James Douglas
B. F. Frary
Fred Foreman
Mac Hansen
Will Hayes
M. B. Howard
Frank Love
Sam Love
Nick Manios
Cora McKinley
T. Oneill
Roy Powell
Shoes Special Bargains at City Stor Store
Bargain sale offers women high cut laces and button shoes at 3.00 and 4 to 5 dollar gun metal models. Misses kid lace shoes reduced to 1.25, and women slippers and ties priced to 1.50. Sale date listed as 21f Tue City Stor Store.
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Tue City Stor
Grasshopper Valley Man John Lenkersdorfer In Town
John Lenkersdorfer of Grasshopper Valley visited town yesterday, a brief local sighting recorded in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lenkersdorfer
Grasshopper Valley
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Dappy
H. C. Patterson
Duke Bonn
M. F. McKinney
Magee
E. T. Magee
Ronald Magee
Malad City
Idaho
Tom and
Max Magee
Twin Bridges
Mr. Tiffany
Missoula
J. H. Youngken
Armstedd
Stephen K. Kambich
Willis
City
Montana Fair Association
Livingston
Billings
Bozeman
C. H. Phillips
Dillon Implement Company
Hugh L. McCaleb
E. H. Churchwell
J. E. Morse
Miss Blanche
Busy Bee Sewing Circle
John Gelhaus
General Transfer
Lew Callaway
John Kent
Kent
Velie Auto Company
R. R. Rathbone
Florence Payette
E. M. Yeaman
Salmon
Borrower
Duffy
Eph Stoller
U.S
Duke Advertising Agency
S. Main St
Geary St
San Francisco
Forest Bayerd
St. James Hospital
Mars
F. E. Dodds
Levi Strauss
Chety Ow
de Geiger
Eliel Brothers
Sarah Burket
Albert Stamm
C. S. Ballenger
the City Drug Store
Montana Mercantile
Montana Mercantile Co
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