Normal Notes At The Dillon College Weekly Report
In response to a telegram Miss Lucy Ford traveled to Lima on Wednesday evening. Dillon young men attended normal Tuesday. Rev Hooker led chapel Tuesday morning and pastors’ visits are welcomed. Miss Miller spoke Thursday to chapel attendees. Prof Hull and Mr Stone visited Wednesday and Thursday. The first twenty weeks of normal work end with an entertainment January 28, 1898. Drawing class under Miss Long excels with still life studies and invites others, including Miss Higgins now able to work. New physical apparatus arriving will be installed for next term. The Senatus and other students met at Miss Miller’s room to organize a literary society. Mr Marsh elected chair, Mr Patterson secretary, constitution committee named Patterson, Dr Birge and Ellis. Ellis, Miss Kirby and Miss Jackson were present.
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Lucy Ford
Lima
Scott
Dillon
Hooker
Miller
Prof. Hull
Senatus
Patterson
Birge
Mr. Ellis
Ellis
Miss Kirby
Miss Jackson
Electric Bitters advertised as nerve tonic and blood purifier
Advertises Electric Bitters as a tonic improving nerves and vigor, aiding digestion and liver and kidney function, purifying blood, and boosting appetite. Sold at Phil Anderegg's drug store in Dillon for 50 cents or $1 per bottle.
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Phil Anderegg
Dillon
Dillon Factory Seeks 40 to 50 Youths for Local Project
A Dillon manufacturing plan asks for 40 to 50 boys and girls aged 16 and up. Jobs include machine assistants and office help for girls, porter, errand boy, and shipping clerk roles for boys. Proposers should send names within two weeks to O. J. E. in care Tripune, Dillon, Montana.
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Dillon
Care Tripune
Dillon, Mont
O. & L Announces Travel Rates to Chicago and Atlantic Coast
Effective November 24 the O 8 L will sell first class tickets to Chicago for 43.00 and second class for 38.00 via Overland or Scenic Routes. Rates to Atlantic coast points are listed. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for rapid relief and lasting lung health, advertised as safe and pleasant to take with wide proven cures.
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Chicago
Atlantic Coast
Chamberlain’s. Cough
United States
Iits
Dale
Cuy Drug ‘Store
Dillon
Metcalf Murderer Metcalf Captured and Fatally Shot
Telegrams report Paul Metcalf, sought for the 1894 Beaverhead murder in Medicine Lodge Montana, was captured near Alva Oklahoma after a lengthy chase. He was shot by deputies during arrest and died later. Sheriff Padley later learned of his death.
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Nga
Ohie
BE Joe
Metcalf
Supreme Court
Metorlf
T. F. Hamilton
Padley
Wm. Smith
Oklahoma
Alva
O.T
Paul Metcalf
L. B. Farris
B. F.’Carter
Montana
Farris
Matcalf
Metcal
Bicycle taxes and feats across nations in 19th century era
A roundup notes global bicycle measures and milestones. British Guiana imposes a 3.25 dollar tax on private cycles, Italy plans a 12 franc levy, Denmark’s large Copenhagen factory runs on electricity, Russia orders 1,000 folding bikes for military use, and a 6 foot 6 inch Liverpool rider with a wheel 83 inches wide is mentioned. Vienna celebrates police regulation removal with a large flower parade, while Morocco sees its first bicycle astonish locals. an English pioneer requires a strong machine due to poor roads.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Russia
Liverpool
Nico
Caunés
Vienna
Marocco
Pioneprrveliatia
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Boston
U. S
Ime
Chamberlain
Smith
Miles
Dillon Implement CO
British Guiana
Oxfords
Drew, Selby & Co
Adolph Eliel
J. W. Morton
E. T. Rang
R. J. Moore
W. H
Bald Mountain
Beaverhead County
L. J. Price
G. L. Paria
Sadler
Bedrock
Mont
Klondike
Yukon
A. L Collidge
John FP. Pratt
Alaska
Chicago Tribune
N. Y. Press
P ‘Phia Bulletin
Klondike Country
Washing Times
Seattle Post Intelligencer
A. H. Hersey
Wasnineron
D.C
J. T. Cox
W.S. Pyle
COX & Pyle
Geo. J. Staudaker
Butchers
Veal
Dillon National Bank
Dillon, Montana
H. D. Brainard
F. B. Williams
THE
Kentucky Liquor Store
Idanha
Schlitz
China
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