Sheridan Montana notes its first post after two weeks
Sheridan Mont July 16 recalls a memorable day as the town received its first mail in two weeks. The report highlights local events including a cake and ice cream social for the church, a visit by Dr. Schulin to Virginia City, and various town happenings from haying to flooding and local entertainments.
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Sheridan
Mont
New York City
Danny Turpins
Montana
Sheridan Silver Cornet Band
Little Grove
Tom Brannen
James .Bradley
Thos. Brannon
Joseph Cisler
Albert Herman
Schulin
Virginia City
Flick
H. D. Rossiter
Ira Phillips
Bannack Bickerings Entice Red Letter Day Festivities
Local reports describe a festive Monday with general excitement and widespread chatter about Bannack festivities. Citizens celebrate with enthusiasm as plans and events unfold around town.
Local Race Meeting Promises Unusual Horse Events in Dillon
The Dillon area hosts a two day horse racing meet with Friday and Saturday programs. A free for all trot offers a $500 purse led by Robbie P with a 2 18 record, plus a 2:25 pace for Lady A and a 2:30 dash for Giles Mallory in the second day details.
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Dillon
Robbie P
Klamath
Dan Velox
Lady A
Giles Mallory
Pace
Bonnie B
Jases
Black Cloud
Membrino Frix
Hs Boeken Ag
Miss Foxy
Alarmist
Tyne
Lady Red
Delbert
Eagg Raoning
Mass Meeting on Christian Citizenship Planned in Dillon
A mass meeting is arranged for next Wednesday evening July 25 at the Baptist church. It is under the B Y P U with Epworth League and Y P S C E of Dillon. Speakers include Hon. H Knippenberg of Glendale and Rev. J H Spencer of Butte. If trains fail the meeting may be postponed.
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Hecla Consolidated Mining Company
Glendale
Beaverhead County
Gen
Henry Knippenberg
Baptist Church
Epworth League
Dillon
H. Knippenberg
J. H. Spencer
Butte
Parks Sure Cure promised to cure rheumatic, kidney and liver diseases
An advertisement claims Parks Sure Cure will remove traces of rheumatic, kidney trouble or liver complaint and guarantees cure or money back. It notes sale by N M White Lose and offers a reward for a lost Russia leather book with fishing gear found by Frank Exman.
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N. M. White
Parks
Poindexter & Orr
Flynn
Russia
Finder
Frank Exman
Dillon Ledger Briefs and Notices From Town
Marriage license issued to Carrie R Hoffman and W C Templeton both of Dillon. Receipt from Canton China for estate residue of Quang Huong. Shipment of rg Lejarangos to Butte by wagon this week. Blockade broken and orders ready to be filled. G W Danr How, Co 292 Emigrant wagons pass through Dillon daily. Committee urged to close merchants by 6 tonight. Guard of six men at Big Hole bridge and other bridges kept indefinitely. Lightning struck a telephone wire causing a pole fire near DeFriex building. fire extinguished. Railroad company provides lodging and meals to through passengers with tickets. station agent Mr Collins praised. Rail workers moving freight fast, using sidings to speed future opening to Butte. New furniture ad for Por isu. Sabbath school aid offered by Rev Edwin M Ellis Synodical Sabbath School missionary for Montana. address Helena. Get job work done at the Ture une office.
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Golden Leaf
Duncan
James Dumphy
Mr. Rosco
Tash
Archie Gibson
Bastile de Tash
Dillon
Huber Bro’s
Col. McAllister
Bald Mountain
Dan McConnel
Lemhi
Ditlon
Rocky Hill
M. P. Jewett
Carrie R. Hoffman
W.C. Templeton
Canton
China
Quang Huong
Big Hole
Melrose
DeFriex
Railroad Comany
Collins
Crowell and Nuckolls suit Charles Comba for 106 dollars
Justice J R Holden in Beaverhead Montana issues alias summons in Dillon. Crowell & Nuckolls sue Charles Comba for 106.28 dollars on book account for goods sold and delivered. Defendants must appear within ten days after service or face judgment plus costs.
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Justice's Court
Dillon Township
Beaverhead
State of Montana
W. J. Crowell
H. B. Nuckolls
Crowell & Nuckolls
Charles Comba
Ren
Charles Combs
Dillon
J. R. Holden
Isid County
Sale on Ladies and Children Shoes in All Sizes
Shoes offered include Ladies' Dongola Button Shoes and Patent Leather Tip at $1.00, Ladies' Oxford Cloth Top with Patent Tip at $1.50, Ladies' Tan Oxford at $1.25 and $1.50, and Children's and Misses' School Shoes in all sizes at $1.
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Oxford
Tan Oxford
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