W. C. T. U. and Baptist Aid meet in August and Thursday
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. A. A. Luce the first Tuesday in August. The Baptist Aid society will meet next Thursday afternoon at Mrs. W. T. Taylor's home. Yesterday was noted as the hottest day, with 90 degrees in the shade at 30 o'clock. A group of young ladies visited Bedrock on Wednesday night to see the Misses Scott.
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The
Baptist Aid Society
W. T. Taylor
S. Cashmore
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Blanche Morse
Sadie Graeter
Florence Carter
Nan Featherly
Edith Poindexter
Bedrock
Graeter Grocery Co
Guy Gray
H. F. Edwards
Bannack
Milwaukee
Presbyterian
C. A. Smith
Stanfield
Farlin
D. J. Jones
Seattle
Sylvester Hirschman
Frank Rife
Medicine Lodge
F. H. Ray
Offictra
Siegal Tobias
Lemhi County
Idaho
Z. B. Yeaman
A. L. Stone
Salt Lake City
Freg Warner
Barmum & Baily
Butte
Horace McIntyre
Royal Baking Powder advertisement and Dillon city notes
Royal Baking Powder promises cleanliness and healthful food with full instructions in the Royal Baker and Pastry Cook book. Dillon gossip includes visits from H D Weenink, Ed Roe, Sam Skelton, Paul Brown, Harry Andrus, M L Sullivan, P J Kelley, and many others. street photography for the Anaconda Standard. fresh fish and Milwaukee mowers. church socials. local business, real estate and horse buying ads. public notices on sprinkling and baseball plans. and a lost buckskin mare with Reward offered.
Local notes from Dillon and region events
Dillon area pages recount visits and travel from Barretts Cen tennial valley and Big Hole basin. Local merchants farmers and families like Birrér Albers Reece Brown Taylor Scully Tattersall Metzel Seymour Decker Landers Sutherland Haines Greater Barrett Main Lusher attend Portland fair Spokane and other outings. Aged events include real estate, prospecting, and a postponed Montana day at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ewing
Barrett
Harry Lindsay
Centennial Valley
Frank’ P.’ Birrér
St. Rose Guild
Antone Jackson
Big Hole
G. Albers
Martin Reece
Albers
H. B. Brown
Horse Prairie
R. F. Tattersall
Portland
Japanese War Bonds Sold In United States
Gov White of the First National Bank shows a Japanese government bond for 1000 dollars with 4.44 percent interest, due February 15 1925 and redeemable February 15 1910. It is secured by a first lien on tobacco monopoly income estimated at 3 267 000 pounds. The issue is part of wartime bonds readily sold in the U S with a temporary 1 coupon bond payable in August and other regular bonds to follow.
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Gov. White
First National Bank
United States
England
Wenem of Woodcraft Elects Officers and Hosts Banquet
The Wenem of Woodcraft installed the newly elected officers in the lodge room on Monday night. The room was decorated in red white and green. After the ceremonies the outgoing officers hosted a banquet at Kunzman garden with tent and tables in lodge colors. About forty people attended the meal.
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Wenem
Woodcraft
Kunzman
Social evening at Flinch hosted by Foote couple
Dr. and Mrs H H Swain Prof and Mrs E S Luce Mr and Mrs A L Anderson Mrs J C Tattersall Miss Stamm Miss Tattersall and Ralph Tattersall were entertained at Flinch Tuesday evening by Mr and Mrs F E Foote. Light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Swain
A. L. Anderson
E. S. Luce
J. C. Tattersall
Miss Stamm
Miss Tattersall
Ralph Tattersall
F. E. Foote
List of letters remaining uncalled for at post office July 14 1905
The following names appear on the uncalled letters list dated July 14 1905: Carothers Eugene Ferguson J Le Gardiner H Hansen Cyrus Hurlbert Alida Span Hyrum Kennison John Koch T W Madsen Hans McGavin R E Moses S H Moore Mary E Wills Harry Webster C R Wright Ben W Woody Bros Nielson J I Hummelt Ben Reid Richard McDonald A H Prevenda Luke Burrell Mattie Peterson W G Franklin Frantie Blashfield Stevens J P Barton Bertha Ames N Blackner Ed. These letters will be sent to the dead letter office if not called within 30 days. Grace Lamont Postmistress.
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Carothers
Eugene Ferguson
J. le Gardiner
H. Hansen
Cyrus Hurlbert
Alida Span
Hyrum Kennison
John Koch
T. W. Madsen
Hans McGavin
R. E. Moses
S. H. Moore
Mary E. Wills
Harry
Webster
C.R. Wright
Ben W. Woody
Bros. Nielson
J. I. Hummelt
Ben Reid
Richard McDonald
A. H. Preven
Reward Offered for Sheep Killings and Camps Destruction
Notice offering rewards for the conviction of anyone killing any sheep owned by the undersigned or destroying sheep camps. Rewards are $1000 for killing sheep and $500 for destroying camps. Names Smith & Kee, Geo. W. Murray.
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Smith & Kee
Newbro's Herpicide Proclaims Dandruff Germ Cure
An advertisement argues dandruff stems from a germ burrowing in the scalp and claims only Newbro's Herpicide destroys this germ to prevent hair loss. It asserts glossy hair proves absence of dandruff and urges readers to buy the product from local druggists, with a 1 cent sample offer.
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Newbro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huber Bros
Masonic Temple
Dillon
Montana
Ee Atsuma
A. A. Luce
E. R. Hunt
D. & R. G. Railway
Royal Baking Powder
William
New York
H. D. Weenink
Laurin
Ed. Roe
Sam Skelton
Caldwell
Paul Brown
Sheep Creek
Harry Andrus
M. L. Sullivan
P. J. Kelley
Argenta
A. S. Johnson
Big Hole Basin
John Clemo
Alvin
Pocatello
Susie
Lallie Peterson
Cable
Robert Mentrum
Anaconda Fire Department
Anaconda Standard
Standard
Jacob Hartwig
Willis
George Cole
James Ernest
Lakeview
Samuel Roe
Missoula
City
Gilbert
South Atlantic Street
Chas. A. Smith
A. F. Jones
John W. Russell
R. R. Rathbone
San Jose
Mrs. Rathbone
Idaho and
Sebree Streets
Lima
Grace M. E
Epworth League
O. F
Anderson
Birch Creek
T.D
Dillon Bakery
A, Kuntze
Olmsted & Logan
Dillon Furniture Company
W.O. Metzel
Puller Springs
Josie Seymour
Geo. B. Conway
Edith Decker
A. F. Greater
Portland Fair
Pacific Coast
Tom Landers
Copper Queen
Ralph White
J. W. Sutherland
Minnesota
Sam Smith
Grant Haines
Betsey Haines
R L. Riley
Martin Barrett
Archie Main
Metlen
J. W. Lusher
Spokane
M. E
Short Line Park
James Kirkpatrick
Helen Coffin
Minneapolis
Mae Rich
Ernest and Eugene Trask
Marvin Poindexter
Geo. W. MurrAy
Dillon Creamery Butter
Enterprise
Dillon Creamery Ass’n
Kodak Supplies
Dillon, Mont
Graeter
J.H. Stephens
Morse and
Washington Sts
Man
Dainties
Montana Mercantile Go
Dillon, Montana
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