Acacia 14-1 services and local notes in Dillon
Local notices include Acacia 14-1 cleaning and repair, real estate and wood for sale, hogs and hay listings, Schuh store prices, and Dillon area updates. Mentions Mrs M E French and daughter in Butte, H J Selway advertising livestock and groceries, plus Beaverhead High School basketball vs Anaconda upcoming game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Selway
Dillon
Butte
H. J. Selway
City Shoe
City
Norman Holden
H. C. Patterson
Fred L. Stone
Michigan
Bond & Bond
Murray
Homestead
Dillon Coal & Transfer Co
Dillon Bakery
Bond & Bond's
Beaverhead County
Anaconda Five
Lima News Briefs Reflect Local Life and Visits
Acacia press service for suits. Barbour from Lima in town yesterday. Ree M. E. Barry visited Butte last week. housekeeping rooms for rent at 21 S Wash. Street notices of visits, health trips, and social events fill a Lima page.
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Acacia
Lew Barbour
Lima
Ambrose
M. E. Barry
Butte
S. Wash
Alice Herr
Jackson
Brown and Pfiffner Wed in Butte Hotel ceremony
Leonard D. Brown and Miss Anna Pfiffner united in marriage at the Thornton hotel in Butte on January 11. Rex S A Oliver of Trinity M E church performed the ceremony. The couple planned to reside on their ranch south of Dillon after a short honeymoon.
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Tash
Grasshopper Ranch
W. M. Oliver
Wm. Roe
Dillon
Clark Anderson
Pipestone Springs
Leonard D. Brown
Anna Pfiffner
Butte
Thornton Hotel
Rex. S. A. Oliver
Trinity M. E. Church
State Normal College
Train Hold Up Report Near Dillon Ends In Misunderstanding
Sheriff received an alert that the O S L train from Butte was intercepted at Daly's Spur about 15 miles south of Dillon. A posse rushed to the scene but found no robbers. three local men in bed near the track admitted firing into the air as the train passed, suggesting a mistaken hold up and leaving officers disappointed with the lack of real bandits.
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Butte
Daly’s Spur
Dillon
Death of Jerry Reardon in Lodging House
Jerry Reardon a sheep herder for Frank Landon died of pneumonia in a lodging house over the Crystal Saloon on Tuesday. Undertaker Brundage embalmed the body and sent it to McComb Illinois this morning. Reardon was about 45 years old and had lived in the county for several years.
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Jerry Reardon
Frank Landon
Crystal Sallon
Brundage
McComb
Illinois
Reardon
Presbyterian Elders Ordained and Union Evangelistic Plan Discussed
The Presbyterian Church ordains Prof Roswell Carr to the eldership joining G Featherly John Shively and E Monroe. The group governs church discipline and spiritual affairs while considering union evangelistic services with other denominations. Services next Sunday at 11 am and 7:30 pm feature the theme The Instruments Out of Tune and The Kingdom of God.
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Roswell Carr
John Shively
E. Monroe
The
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Dillon
Bridge Whist Club Hosts Evening at G T Paul Home
The Bridge Whist club ladies entertained their husbands and guests at the G T Paul residence on Wednesday evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J E Morse, Mrs. Jas Dodd, Dr and Mrs Swain, Mr and Mrs T D Olmsted, Mrs Clara Chapman, Mr and Mrs Emrys White, Mr and Mrs Wm Bernstein, Mr and Mrs Jos Smith, Mr and Mrs O M Best, Mr and Mrs G T Paul, Miss Blanch Morse, Dr Simpson and Ed and H B Duff.
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Bridge Whist Club
G. T. Paul
J E. Morse
Jas. Dodd
Swain
T. D. Olmsted
Clara Chapman
Emrys White
Wm. Bernstein
Jos. Smith
O. M. Best
Blacktail line linked to Centennial across divide
Manager Pearl I. Smith of the Centennial Telephone Co informs the Tribune that the new Blacktail line was tied onto the Centennial line across the divide on Wednesday afternoon. Dillon connection expected today or tomorrow. Several dry land farms already connected with Blacktail and others arranging branch lines to homes.
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Pearl I. Smith
Centennial Telephone Co
The
Tribune
Dillon
Civic League elects officers at Guildhall meeting
The Civic League met at Guildhall on Tuesday night and chose new officers for the year. Pearl I. Smith was elected president, Fidel Huber first vice president, Charles Lanner second vice president, E. M. Yeaman treasurer, and Richard Price secretary.
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The
Civic League
Guildhall
Pearl I. Smith
Fidel Huber
Charles Lanner
E. M. Yeaman
Richard Price
Pension bill boosts pensions for Mexican Civil and Spanish war veterans
The U S House passes the Sulloway pension measure increasing annual pensions by 45 million dollars expanding the roll. Also notes a cough medicine ad and a Dillon Montana post office list of uncalled letters with names and a two week deadline for retrieval.
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Washington
House
D. C
Grace LaMont
Dillon
Montana
Barnard
Hyrum _ Blank
G. Brown
R. J. Carter
Ike Cox
Mildred Coleman
Ida Coffee
Wm. Cook
Dick Collins
Homer Collins
Joe Hobart
Jennie Higgins
Fred
Jackson
Mrs. Will
Lasich
Rudolph Martinez
Sam McFarland
R.E. Morris
Thomas Morris
Lillie McQueen
John Neil
Edward Newel
Mary
Nikelsen
J. E.o'connor
Morris Pfahl
Albert Petersen
J.A
Rabichant
Fred Reteeden
Wm. Remington
Geo. Reynolds
Nathan Sauer
Theodore Steier
Joseph Schneider
John Steinborn
Geo.’_ _ Smith
Minnie 2
Simonsen
Christen Schultz
F. S
Pleasant Country Party at Ewing Ranch
Clifford and Albert Woodside hosted a social for area youths at Ewing's ranch last Friday night. Games and a late delicious launch followed by praise for the hosts. Attendees included Misses Martha Chapman Julia Selway Hazel Ripley Emma Rugg Ethel Viola Hollingsworth Myrtle Nelson Mary Gorman Lena Tintinger and Messrs Arthur Ripley Ira Watson Albert Fred Woodside Willie Edghill George Baker Hugh Anderson Gordon Conger Clifford Ewing.
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Clifford
Ewing
Albert Woodside
Albert
Martha Chapman
Julia
Selway
Hazel Ripley
Emma Rugg
Ethel
Viola Hollingsworth
Myrtle Nelson
Mary Gorman
Lena Tinting
County Assessor appoints deputy and stenographer
County assessor Norman Holden appoints Richard Price as deputy assessor and Miss Orpha Lenkersdorfer as stenographer. The Tribune congratulates Mr. Holden on his prudent selections and looks forward to efficient county operations.
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Norman Holden
Richard[iPrice
Orpha Lenkersdorfer
Tristing
Holden
Hay Stacks Burned in Mysterious Blaze
Roy Selway reported hay stacks burning early Sunday. sheriff's office arrived as the blaze grew beyond control. About 1500 dollars worth of hay was destroyed. Constipation remark appears in a medical ad for Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets. For sale by dealers. 1-m
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Sheriff's Office
Roy Selway
Chamberlain
State Bank of Dillon Assets and Liabilities Record 1911
The State Bank of Dillon reports assets of 764 224.09 with deposits of 566 662.30 and capital of 50 000.00. Loans total 612 345.16 with reserves including cash and bank balances. liabilities include deposits, certificates, and bills payable. A. L. Stone, cashier, swore to the statement on January 12, 1911 before Notary W A Grayter.
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Savings Department de
State of Montana
Beavernead
A. L. Stone
W. A. Grayter
State of
Montana
Dillon
Charles Lucado Auto Paints in Your City
Charles Lucado offers first class painting for automobiles carriages buggies and wagons with up to date work and guarantee. Contact Orr's or Andee t 4 son's livery for references and service in your city.
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Orr’s
Andee
T 4 Son
Carl Mast Continues Delivery Business Services
Carl Mast, new owner of N. S. Wood’s delivery and kindling wood business, will handle baggage and parcel deliveries across the city with promptness. Kindling and store wood are for sale, coal orders also taken. orders may be left at the Tribune Store and the wagon will be flagged at once.
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Carl Mast
N. S. Wood
Tribune
For Sale 200 Acres Pasture With 35 Ton Hay
For sale 200 acres good pasture with 35 ton wild hay. Contact Fay Gransberg Willis Mont. 51 40.
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Fay Gransberg
Willis, Mont
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Huber Brothers
M. E. French
Metlen
Henry Thompson
Dell
Morton Egbert
Lewis E. McNinch
Charles P. Thomas
Drayman
Grip
Margaret M. Costley
Bedrock
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Helena
Gosman
Wyne
W. H. Boatman
Graeter Grocery Company
John F. Bishop
W. M. Boatman
Margaret Ross
Ida M. Jones
Bremerton
J. C. Harrison
Grasshopper
Sylvester Hirschman
James Crook
Washington Street
Ida Jones
Mercury
St. James Guildhall
Bishop
A. B. McCaleb
Salmon
Idaho
Hugh McCaleb
McCaleb
Z. B. Yearian
R. R. Rathbone
Rhet Rathbone
Elizabeth Yearian
Salmon, Idaho
Lot
Isabella Fox
Gordon & Ferguson
Isabella Fox Week jPiece
Ene
Fain Arena
Sable Sautitel
Fliel Brothers
the Presbyterian Church
Prof
Bridge Whist Party
League
the State Bank of
Mit Ane
Charles Lucado
Masr Proprietor
C. S. Ballenger
the City Drug Store
Pipane
Missy Flora Dow
Centerville
Allegany Co
Pack Hunt Brothers
California
Montana Mercantile Co
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