Fourth of July Celebration Plans Announced by Star Yelling Club
The Star Yelling Club at City Hall outlined a broad Fourth of July program on Main Street and at the Opera House and Race Track. Events include a bicycle parade, military procession, readings, oration, and several horse and bicycle races with specified purses. Also advertised is a salve for skin ailments sold by Dillon Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeling Club
Main Street
Opera House
America
Episcopal convocation meets at Great Falls church
The fifteenth annual convocation of the Episcopal church meets in the church of the Incarnation Great Falls on Sunday June 16. There will be no services at St James church Sunday morning. The Sunday school and young people's society meet as usual. Also Parks Cough Syrup advertised as useful for croup and colds sold by N M White. Dominican Father M P O Sullivan will lead a six days mission at St Rose Dillon starting Sunday June 23 with Mass at 9 am and 7 30 pm sermon and devotional exercises all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Episcopal Church
Church of the Incarnation
Great Falls
St. James Church
Young People’s Society
N. M. White
M. P. O'Sullivan
St. Rose Church
Dillon
Voice of Labor
San Francisco
J. H. Spencer
Denver
Chamberlain
J. W. Foster
Westport
Tea I Need Today Pana' Tra Revealed
A playful dialogue unfolds with a maid delivering a line about a package of Tea I need today at a drug store. The man questions the maid about her skin whitening, and she confirms nightly use. The exchange ends with a witty reveal of Pana Tra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prey
N. M. White
Local notice on recording fees and mining claims
County authorities announce recording fees for notices of location of mining claims after July 1 1895 set at two dollars and state annual assessment work for 1895 remains as before the non-forfeiture act applied only to 1894 T J Murnay County Clerk and Recorder also advertises cosmetic cream and wholesale produce prices including butter eggs potatoes with per unit costs listed
Bicycle Ordinance Adopted by City Council
The council approved the bicycle ordinance after discussion and ordered it printed in the city newspapers. Aldermen Morse Best Thompson and Bive plus Clerk Poindexter attended. The Ways and Means committee reported they will be ready for work for hobos in a few days. An electric light franchise was tabled for a special meeting on Monday, June 17. Advertised cures for coughs and colds via Dr King’s New Discovery are cited with free trials at Dillon Drug Store.
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Tiayof
Best
Morse
Thompson
Bive
Poindexter
Electric Light
Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
Ill
Dr. King
Thos. Eggers
Florida St
San Francisco
I. J. Scearce’s
Dillon Drug Store
Mrs Hirschman Dies After Long Illness In Dillon
Mrs Charles Hirschman died at her home Wednesday night June 12 after a lengthy illness. She leaves a husband and four sons and a sister in Dillon. Funeral held at Presbyterian church at 2 PM conducted by the Ancient Order of United Workmen, with many attending to the grave. Born in London March 20 1847, she married OCbas Hirschman November 8 1874 and was devoted to her family throughout life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hirschman
Dillon
Presbyterian Church
Order of United Workmen
Hirschman
London
England
Ocbas, Hirschman
Electric Bitters touted as cure-all remedy in local ad
An advertisement praises Electric Bitters as a purer medicine that cures liver and kidney diseases, removes skin afflictions, fights malaria, and aids digestion. It guarantees satisfaction or money back, selling for 50 cents to 1 dollar at Dillon Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Scearce
Dillon Drug Store
R. I. Scearce’s
New To Drug Co
A Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism
A Werarminster California resident reports sudden rheumatism in a knee and credits Chamberlain Pain Balm with complete relief after a single thorough application. The testimonial asserts the balm as the best liniment on the market and offers a positive guarantee with local sale by N. M. White, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werarminster
Cal
Chamberlain
R. T. Hanats
N. M. White
Phoenix auction houses add vintage wheels to lineup
Crowds gather as a dealer advertises used and restored cars, including two ladies’ vintage models and several 1940s era autos. Shoppers compare prices and inspect bodies and interiors, planning potential bids.
Local notices mix of sales ads and community notes
A jumble of shop offers and local events appears. Dillon merchants advertise paints, lamps, fish, and hardware while residents celebrate graduations and gatherings. Community updates include street improvements, bicycle rides, school tax votes, and weather notes.
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Congress
Cushing & Sons
Dillon, Mont
B. F. White
Otho Klemm
First National Bank
eTa
Anderson Bros
Marlow
Sale Stable
Dillon and Bannack Express
Twin Bridges
Sheridan and
Virginia Mail and Express Line
Beaverhead
A. E. Carpenter
Mer
Idaho and
Sebree Streeta
Montana
Kit
Arsoner
Dillon Cash Grocery Company
G. W. Dart Hardware Co
Heavy and Shel Hardware
Majestic Steel Ranges
Buckeye
Bucklen
T. J. Murnay
CY A
Dillon Market
Electric Bitters
Herry Burfeind
Burfound
J. W. Tait
Wade
Phoenix
Arthur
Billy
Dillon antileMero Co
Fossum
L. R. Grannis
Dart Haw. Co
Weenink
Crowell’s
H. A. Crow
Kimball
Kupfer
L. 2
Granpis
Rife
Dillon Mercantile Co
M. M. Co
Estes
Mont
Bannack
Crowell's
Co. E
William Eby
Pelagis
Hall
T. J. Mulany
Tolsho Street
Ayer
Mary Innes
Miss Thorpe
Mark Poindexter
Dart Hdw. Co
G. W. Dart Hdw
Dillon Implement Co
L. T. Jones
Whitehall
Elling & Co
Jassies
Newbro
Lemhi County
F. J. Cuenzy & Co
Toledo
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