Simpson and Ainslie buy Hillyard paper rename Inland Empire News
Will W. Simpson and George Ainslie, known in Dillon, have purchased the Hillyard Washington News and will rename it the Inland Empire News. They plan to extend circulation across the empire with competent, tireless effort. L A Klinger and wife leave Dillon for Southern California after visiting here and in Oregon and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson and
Ainslie
Will W. Simpson
George Ainslie
Dillon
Hillyard, Wash
Inland Empire News
Empire
Simpson
California
L. A. Klinger
Leadore Standard
Oregon
Washington
L. A
Tribune
Clarke County boosts rebuild after Armstead fire loss
Loy H. Lee, now in Leadore Idaho, burned out following a move from Armstead. He bought the Klinger building there, plans to remodel and add, aiming to reopen around August first. Lee serves as deputy postmaster at Leadore. Mrs Grant E Finch and sons returned from Spokane where heat was intense. Dr Finch notes Dillon’s milder summer climate. Mrs Thomas Anderson and daughters visiting Denver broke a needle in her right hand last week, was etherized, needle removed, healing well expected to restore hand use soon.
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Loy H. Lee
Armstead
Leadore
Idaho
Klinger
Mr. Lee
Grant E. Finch
Spokane
Wash
Thomas Anderson
Denver
Happy Pitcher Reunited as Family Joins Olmsted-Stevenson Worker
W. Leverett, a baseball pitcher for Olmsted-Stevenson, welcomed his wife and child from Texas at the start of the week. The family has begun housekeeping on South Pacific street. In other news, E. S. and H. B. Daft, with Mr. and Mrs. Matt Barry, tour Glacier National Park by automobile exploring the ice and scenery.
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W. Leverett
Olmsted-Stevenson Company
Texas
South Pacific Street
Daft Brothers
E. S. and
H. B
Glacier National Park
Matt Barry
Summer school continues at State Normal college
The summer session at the State Normal college closes today after a brief pause for the holiday. The model school shows three grades primary intermediate and grammar with over seventy pupils enrolled. Dr. Finch supervises the school with Miss Van De Walker Baker and Lees as teachers, nearly one hundred students have attended.
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EV Eemenbace
Eee Ener Pawas
Bricklaying to Commence for Yeaman Building
Bricklayers from Denver expected to start Monday on the Yeaman building exterior. Brick comes from Salt Lake and is of excellent grade. Water has not entered the cellar yet with only one layer of cement. A pitch coating will be applied followed by another concrete layer to ensure a waterproof basement.
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Yeaman
Denver
Salt Lake
Cantonia frieze received by Beaverhead High School
A Cantonia frieze measuring about 414 by 1 feet arrived at Beaverhead High School and was placed in the art room. The purchase funded by sales from Miss Paxton's art class adds to the school's art treasures. Undertaker E. H. Brundage left Sunday night for Centennial valley to visit his ranch family for a week amid sunburns and fish stories.
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Beaverhead High School
E. H. Brundage
Centennial’ Valley
Rev Thomas Anderson Supplying Dillon Summer Church
Rev Thomas Anderson former Dillon First Baptist pastor acts as supply pastor for the summer at the Baptist church in Omaha after years of service there. The Dillon church contrasts with Omaha in membership around 700. The Montana State band joins the Sons of St George for a Dillon picnic tomorrow and will perform during their stay.
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Thomas Anderson
First Baptist Church of
Dillon
The
Baptist Church
Omaha
Montana
Sons of St. George
Motored to Polson and visit with Dillon friends
Mr and Mrs George Wade and family, who have been visiting Dillon friends for a week, left for home Wednesday in the Elliott auto with Mrs Amos Elliott and her little daughter accompanying them. They anticipated an enjoyable trip.
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Polson
George Wade
Dillon
Amos
Elliott
Dillon Adverts and Local Notes from July
Local items include J. H. Mackay of Argenta in town, H. Niblack on a business errand to Butte, Kohl as assistant at American Express, Rathbone moving offices, and Featherly visiting from Butte. The Salmon excursion train arrives Sunday at 11, wool market from Sheep Creek, and trips by Wiley Mountjoy. Also notices on coal transfer, Callaways in Dillon, store closings, and room for rent.
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J. H. Mackay
Argenta
Sons of St. George
Chase H. Niblack
Butte
Charlie Kohl
American Express
Dillon
Social Notes From Butte And Idaho Visits
Mrs. Walter Grimes visited Butte friends this week while Mrs. E. O. Solway was a guest of Butte friends earlier. Mrs. E. M. Yeaman with Miss Irene and Master Hubert visit Lemhi county Idaho. Misses Idanha and Vera Baker, daughters of John S. Baker, visit relatives in British Columbia. Miss Bessie Storey, Normal college graduate, travels to Seattle for six weeks with relatives. W. W. Jamesson, assistant cashier at First National Bank, spent Sunday in Anaconda by car. Mrs. D. E. Metlon and sons Joe and Dale drove from Horse Prairie for supplies and hay hands, returning next day. Miss Anni Batman, recently injuring a foot, is walking with a plaster cast but active again.
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E. 0. Solway
Butte
E. M. Yeaman
Irene
Master Hubert
Lemhi County
Idaho
Idanha
Vera Baker
John S. Baker
British Columbia
D. E. Metlon
Joe
Dale
Horse
Prairie
Anni Batman
Kickapoo Worm Killer Promises Relief for Worms
Ridding fretful children of worms is claimed to restore health and happiness. The Kickapoo Worm Killer is advertised as a candy lozenge that expels worms and regulates bowels. A testimonial from Mrs. J A Brisbin of Elgin Illinois is cited. Sold by Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co Philadelphia and St Louis and by Potts the Druggist. 25 cents.
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J. A. Brisbin
Elgin
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Potts
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Huber Brothers Jewelers
Optitians
Dillon, Mont
H. S. McGraw
Messrs Ray 8. McAllister
A. T. Hibbard
Twin Bridges
Frank Gosman
Bridges
Forsgren & Thomas
Isaac Rife
Medicine Lodge
Mr. Rife
Big
Big Hole Basin
J. A. Loucks and
New York State
Pitces
Dr. Pierce
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
Saleviterese Rowenes
Aves
Bae
Henry Wyatt
George Baker
Warren Stone
Montgomery Ranch
Rettig
E. EF. Rettig
the Tribune
Iresmeiocie Deere
Klein's
R. R. Rathbone
Dillon Bakery
J. S. Featherly
Nancy Mauldin
Dave Robb
Harry Andrus
Sheep
Creek
Wiley Mountjoy
Helena
H. F. Best
Johnson & Boone’s
Dillon Coal & Transfer Co
Black
E. J. Callaway
T. E. Smith
Provo
Utah
Hughes & McCaleb
Dr. Bond
Idaho Street
Horace McIntyre
McIntyre
Dan Grant
Jack
Jose McFaden
Laurin
Montana State Normal College
Edith Amelia Hatch
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Virginia City Times
Foley
Pmccec
la Aia
Levi Strauss & Co
San Francisco
Walter Grimes
Mary Chilton
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Montana
Sage Creek
Dell, Mont
Albert Anderson
P. B. Stanton
Eliel Brothers
Frank A. Hazelbaker
U. S
William Fruin
Edwin L. Norris
George B. Conway
H. B. Palmer
S. D. Cook
E. D. Nash
Stoce & Casualty Insurance Company
Helena, Montana
West Sixth Avenue
F. A. Hazelbaker
Tattersall’s
Mont
Foster Employment Agency
Ena WY Inos
Montana Mercantile Co
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