Accident to Father of Rexburg Agent Hallstrom
N H Hallstrom city councilman suffered a serious accident while moving a traction engine near the depot. A levered prop slipped causing pelvic fracture and internal injuries. He is improving but faces a long recovery at home. Also noted is Eph Stoller advancing work on a Bloody Dick creek dam for Horse Prairie Reservoir with fourteen men and planned return for the August 6 council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallstoin
Rexburg
Idaho
H. Hallstrom
American Express
N. H. Hallstrom
Hallstrom
Eph Stoller
Bloody Dick Creek
Horse Prairie Reservoir Company
Eph
Musical group serenades Dillon and local welcome noted
The Sons of St. George group, recently in Dillon, earned many friends with fine music. They entertained business places including the Trining with serenades led by J. Vincent. Bricklaying for the E M Yeaman building advanced after a Tuesday start. Margaret Ross, Beaverhead County superintendent, returned from a tour of Horse Prairie and Medicine Lodge visiting country schools.
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Sons of St.George
Dillon
Margaret Ross
Beaverhead County
Horse Prairie
Medicine Lodge
Henneberrys Plan Move to Boise for Health and Winter
Mr and Mrs Will Henneberry of Beaver Head County expect to leave for Boise Idaho in about a week to spend the winter and possibly settle there for good Mrs Henneberry has suffered asthma and hopes a lower altitude will help her health They aim to secure a house and be settled before school starts Public school grounds show steam concrete mixer and active foundation work with Reed as contractor prioritizing rapid progress and material on site
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Boisé
Will Henneberry
Ryan's Canyon
Beaverhead County
Boise
Idaho
Henneberry
Reed
County High School Trustees Meet. Footing Contract Issued
The County High School board held a regular Saturday night meeting and awarded a contract to Pat Phillips for the concrete footing of the new gymnasium on school grounds. Work will start as soon as possible.
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the County High School
Pat Phillips
Bechtolds and rector plan Yellowstone park trip next Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bechtold and Dr. Gregory Bechtold, rector of St. Meinrad Seminary Indiana, expect to leave next Sunday by auto for Yellowstone National Park. They will tour the park with a transportation company while leaving the auto outside. Miss Clara Adams of the Butte Post leaves Sunday night for Salmon Idaho to spend a week for the paper.
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Frank Bechtold
Gregory Bechtold
St. Meinrad Seminary
Indiana
Yellowstone National Park
Clara Adams
Butte Post
Salmon
Idaho
Mr. Crittenden
The
Examiner
Oscar Johnson
Butte
Reuben Tritt
Eva
Hugh H. Bates
Baby
Armstead
Burfield
Hi. HW. Swain
Wills
Dillon
Lee $. Tower
Sheridan
B. G. Thm
Gracier Grocery Co
Elkhorn Springs
Haying Crew Begins Work at Patterson Ranch
A gang of ten men was sent out Sunday to the S. S. Patterson ranch where haying began Monday. Mr Patterson expects to put up 350 tons of hay.
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S. S. Patterson Ranch
Patterson
J C Smith Attends Helena Board of Education Meeting
J C Smith, a member of the state board of education, was in Helena last week for a board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Smith
Helena
State Board of Education
Campers Return From Idaho Trip
The Yearian Rathbone camping party came home Tuesday after a two week stay in Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Local and Personal News From Dillon Scene
Dillon records another busy week with visitors from Lima Armstead and Butte. Notable entries include Steve Cook and Pete Anderson in town, doctors and rangers passing through, and the Busy Bee cafe creditors planning wind up. Listings note haying progress water and weather impacts, plus several residents visiting relatives and shopping in town.
Kickapoo Worm Killer Promises Healthy Children
An advertisement claims a candy lozenge called Kickapoo Worm Killer can rid fretful ill tempered children of worms. It cites symptoms such as grinding teeth, crying out in sleep, thirst, stomach pains, feverishness, bad breath, and promises regulation of bowels and renewed health. A testimonial from Mrs. J. A. Brisbin of Elgin Illinois supports use. Sold by Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Brisbin
Elgin
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
Potts
Adv
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Huber Brothers Jewelers
Optitians
Dillon, Mont
Montana
E. M. Yeaman
D. I. Co
Alice E. Rowe
Salt Lake
Grant Iz. Finch
Rowe
Salt Lake City
A. L. Anderson
Julia
Murray’s Hospital
Hiram Brundage
Brundage
Centennial Valley
Hiram
Salmon Band
Salmon Brags
Montana Street
Normal
Robert Mosher
Normal ‘College
H. T. Ashlock
Kentucky
Tenn
Golden Medical Discovery
R.V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
N.Y
Tee
SENSE
Betatony
Medion
Esas
LV Pierce
Mc Oeener
Klein’s
Steve Cook
Lima
Pete Anderson
J. W. Scott
Bedrock
Walter Brearley
Ruby
E. M. Martinell
May Martinell
Dell
Josiah Bowden
P. J. Gilligan
Wm. Butterfield
Argenta
M. D. Gist
Jackson
R. R. Price
Hamilton
Roberts
Monida
Mont
Rexburg Journal
Bert Orr
Joseph E. Monroe
Dillonites
John Lusher
Buhl
New York
Dan Grant
Miss Burke
Bessie Wall
Ogden
Tom Haw
Kunzman House
C. O. Horn
J. D. Wallace
William Loring
Miss Argill
Werstamp
Greiner
Totman
Florida
T. Brock
Miss Minnie
Winona Lake
Wisconsin
Brock
Tash & Lenkersdorfer
Grasshopper
Clinton Wylie
Imperial Valley
California
Bozeman
R. C. Halliday
Rupert
Spokane
S. S. Patterson
Sam
Leone Barton
E. H. Brundage
Miss Barton
Murray Hospital
Arby Beardsley
H. C. Patterson
W. T. George
Gallagher Ranch
Marie Dezotte
Ingeborg Syrstad
Georgie Cullom
Normal College
Dillon Friends
Lottie Kimmel
South Dakota
Levi Strauss & Co
San Francisco
Mary Chilton
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Montana
Dell, Mont
Albert Anderson
P. B. Stanton
Eliel Brothers
Frank A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Idaho Street
William Fruin
Foley
Advlm
Edwin L. Norris
George B. Conway
H. B. Palmer
S. D. Cook
E. D. Nash
Montana Livestock & Casualty Insurance
West Sixth Avenue
F. A. Hazelbaker
Tattersall
Foster Employment Agency
the Tribune
Montana Mercantile Co
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