Personal Pickups and Local Notices in Dillon
Teddy bears with voices at the Tribune Store. Mrs. William Barbour of Willis shopped in Dillon Tuesday. Rooms for rent at the Hart lodging house. James Dunstan, recently in Reno, Nevada, returned home. Forest Guard Wm. Butterfield of Argenta was in Dillon on work. Dillon Coal and Transfer handles coal wood and kindling. orders at the Fair Store. Beaverhead County Treasurer W. F. Cashmore gained a new assistant this week. a 10 pound baby boy arrived Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
William Barbour
Willis
Dillon
Hart Lodging House
James Dunstan
Reno
Nevada
Forest Guard
Wm. Butterfield
Argenta
Dillon Coal and Transfer Company
General Transfer and Dearlers
Beaverhead
W. F. Cashmore
Lovell Livestock Company
Cudahy Company
Los Angeles
Cal
Phil Thorpe
Win
Climer
George Roach
Elmer Arthur
al Meadors
Hans Anderson
Justice Rich
Annie Burnside
The
Tripune
Arthur’ Sullivan
Beaverhead County
Anna Hart
Local Dillon Briefs Highlight Wool Meet and Ads
Beaverhead county notes show Frank Hazelbaker homebound due to illness. beaverhead sheep men including Gerhard Albers and James Paxton attend the National Wool Growers' meeting in Helena. Tribune Store touts encyclopedia bargain. local offices, coal, and real estate offers appear alongside social notices and upcoming concerts at the Normal college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhard Albers
Beaverhead County
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Helena
James Paxton
National Wool Growers’ Association
Craig Cornell
Tribune
Dillon
P. Birrer
Butte
E. O. Selway
Runaway Knocked Rider Out After Buggy Crash Near Blaine
W S Nyhart and Robert I Stalcup were injured as a team driven by Stalcup dropped into a rut and ran away near Blaine on Saturday evening. Stalcup was knocked unconscious for about 30 minutes while Nyhart escaped with minor bruises. The buggy was wrecked after the 3 mile run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
W. S. Nyhart
Beaverhead Valley
Robert I. Stalcup
Madison Valley
Willis
Stalcup
Judge McGowan Guests of Honor at Dillon Woodmen
The Modern Woodmen of America camp in Dillon marked their twenty fifth anniversary with a Wednesday evening event at Odd Fellows hall. Judge McGowan of Butte delivered the keynote Woodcraft address admired by attendees from Dillon and nearby communities. Several short talks followed before refreshments and cigars.
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Woodmen of America
Dillon
Odd Fellow
Judge McGowan
Butte
McGowan
Dentist Dr. H. F. Best Opens Dillon Office
Dr. H F Best takes a two year practice in Butte to Dillon leasing C M Eddy’s former State Bank building offices at Bannack and Montana. The renovated suites feature up-to-date equipment and electric sterilizer ensuring aseptic instruments after each patient. Office phone 64Y Residence phone 19Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Best
Butte
C. M. Eddy
Difference in lamp power under varying voltages shown
Union Electric demonstrates how voltage changes affect lamp wattage and light output. A 16-candle power lamp drops from 40-45 watts at 90 volts to 60-65 watts at 105-110 volts, yielding about 35 percent more juice and roughly the same light increase as a 32-candle lamp a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Electric Company
Te Company
Dillon Montana Uncalled Letters To Be Sent To Washington
A Dillon Montana notice lists uncalled letters at the post office as of January 16 1908 and warns they will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC if not claimed within 30 days. Names include Adair Mrs J F Calhoun Bert Carr Dale Carlson Elmer Carson Mrs H A Cantrell Earl Christensen Anna Gaddie S Smyth Moses Tilbins Louis Winkle Minnie Copper Chief Mining Co Ltd Grice Laviont Post Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
J. K. Sodergren
J. E
County Officials Pay Schedule and Road Work Orders
The 1908 payroll designations include salaries for clerk, deputy clerk, stenographer, county attorney, sheriff, under sheriff, county clerk, deputy county clerk, superintendent of schools, assessor, deputy assessor, treasurer, deputy treasurer, and janitor with monthly amounts. Warrants will be drawn from the contingent fund. excess deputies require board approval. Orders also cover courthouse plumbing, culvert pipe, road-building bids, and a Dillon to Big Hole road project. The board adjourned and reconvened, inspecting fences and granting a saloon license for H. T. Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dart Hardware Company
A. Y. Bayne & Co
Dillon
Big Hole
Ames
H. T. Peck
Jno
S. Boxer
Johnson & Boone Real Estate Firm Formed in City Move
Johnson and Boone establish a new real estate firm after dissolving Johnson and Smith. John son partners with his brother in law R. W. Boone and rents the former State Bank quarters on the corner of the main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson & Smith
Johnson
R. W. Boone
Johnson & Boone
The
State Bank
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Masonic Temple
Montana
Tribune Book Store
Frank A. Hazelbaker
District Court
Morton Egbert
Poindexter
Postoffice
Stone & Grady
Bannack Street
Blatz
Charles Perry
Clinton Wylie
Bozeman
Maurice A. Waxnn
M.D
A. F. Graeter
H. J. Selway
Geo. W. French
California
R. R. Rathbone
First National Bank
St. James Guild
Huber
Baptist Aid Society
Chris Maurer
E. T. Brock
Rock Springs
Diamondville
Poindexter & Orr Livestock Company
Frye, Bruhn Company
Seattle
Johnson & Boone’s
Red Lodge
Miss Truie
D. T. Taylor
Win Kk. Clark
Wellington Dawes
Idaho
Glendale Streets
J.C. Grady
Portland
Ore
Clarence Wall
Dell
David Maule
George Gleed
T. B. Craver
Flora
Max Lauterbach
I. F. Hunsaker
E. L. Hall
Graeter Grocery Company
W. A. Jones
Montana Mercantile Company
Wiener
Charles
Yerry
Prof
Riedelsberger
Normal College
Prof. Riedelsberger
Grace Graeter
Kate Paxton
Charles Hirschman
Fred Baker
Hirschman
Elsa Scharfenberg
Scharfenberg
Our
City
SILK
Morton
Robert Stalcup
M’gowan
Bannack
Messrs. Johnson & Boone
Karl Riedelsberger
T. J. Mulany
Dillon, Mont
Malaga
Monarch
Oakdale Creamery
Huyler
Allegretti’s Chocolates
Holly
Montana Mercantile
Copipany
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