Wool and Sheep in Montana Valley Headlines
The valley reports a strong wool market with a fixed ruling price to shearers of Te. A larger than usual clip, longer and cleaner wool, and excellent wintering conditions boost lamb harvests. Boston trader James Bateman Jr seeks consignments while Helena butcher T. L. Mathews buys a carload of muttons. Wool fetches 10 cents for Jas Edie. storms cause no notable losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bateman, Jr
Boston
T. L. Mathews
Helena
W. B. Carter
Cornell’s
Geo. M. Brown
Jas. Edie
Fines Imposed on Women for Houses of Ill Fame
Minnie Smith and Lillian Phillips were fined ten dollars each for conducting houses of ill fame. Mistress Phillips challenged the justice of the fines. Rose Burr Frankie Burns and Cora McBride were fined five dollars each for being occupants of such houses. all fines were paid.
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Minnie Smith
Lillian Phillips
Mistress Phillips
Rose Burr
Frankie Burns
Cora McBride
Local court notes and travel fare ad from Lima event
H H Bradley jailed 30 days for vagrancy. State v Chas Hays and Geo Standa her assault with deadly weapon. hearing this afternoon. State v G A Highsmith assault with intent to murder. hearing next Tuesday. State v John Doe and Richard Roe grand larceny. $85 stolen from Tom Haw. Reduced round trip rate to Lima for Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen event at Lima June 22. $2.45 fare. return June Brd. F T Cottons, Agent.
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H.H. Bradley
Chas. Hays
Geo. Standaher
G. A. Highsmith
John Doe
Richard Roe
Tom Haw
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Conway & Co develop Ram's Horn mines with new mill
A Glendale firm, A Mill at Ram's Horn, Geo. B. Conway & Co., is developing several mines on Ram's Horn and Biven guides with a 6 stamp mill and concentrator en route from Glendale. Delays from washouts slowed arrival. tests show concentrates averaging ten to one and about 90 dollars per ton in gold from the Pedro and Cora Randall strikes and the Plohi lode on Riven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Conway&Co
Glendale
Ram’s Horn
Biven
Pedro
Cora Randall
Ram's Horn
Mill Creek
Plohi Lode
Riven
Conway & Co
Madisonian
Death of Frank Bond in Dillon and Butte Typhoid Death
Frank Bond son of Benjamin Bond died in Butte Tuesday evening the 12th from typhoid fever. His remains were brought to Dillon and buried Thursday afternoon Rev H D Hooker officiating. He was nearly 26 and unmarried, having spent most of his life in Dillon after coming to Montana. Freight trains rush through town about every two hours and Pocatello tracks are packed with delays. about forty cars are bound for Dillon.
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Benjamin Bond
Butte
Dillon
D. Hooker
Montana
Pocatello
Purse and vows mark Schuler Cushing wedding near Dillon
On June 12 relatives and invited friends witnessed the marriage of Fredricks Schuler to Edward Cushing at the Schuler home near Dillon. The ceremony featured Rev. Willis H. Brooks and music by Ida Moore. A large reception followed with many gifts and a feast while the couple begins housekeeping on Sebree Street. Court notes cover numerous probate and civil cases ongoing through Friday noon, including foreclosures, divorces, and trial dates.
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Frederick Schuler
Dillon
Fredricks
Edward Cushing
Viola Rich
Fred Schuler, Jr
Willis H. Brooks
Ida Moore
Dillon Diary Notes and Local Commerce Items
Dillon and vicinity briefs cover milfi dance at armory hall, hardware ads, bicycle offers, Fourth of July plans, stage line changes, and local movie of civic life. Mentions include Dillon Mercantile Co. bicycle ads, G W Dart hardware, Phoenix bicycles, and Chamberlain remedies.
Death of William Frank Bond Reported by Company II
The members of Company II regret the sad death of former comrade and associate William Frank Bond who joined in May 1889 and served three years. He was a skilled marksman, loyal to the company, and his loss is mourned as a citizen of good standing. Lieutenant Colonel S. Shoemaker, state mine inspector, spent the past week among the mines nearby and could not be present at a drill due to Company FE’s vacation.
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Company II
William Frank Bond
Leutenant
S. Shoemaker
Company FE
Parks Tea Promises Gentle nightly relief
The ad notes Parks Tea as a quick acting remedy moving the bowels daily without pills. Sold by N. M. White. Selis and Renfrew’s advance advertising agent was in town Tuesday noting circus delays due to washouts and a July Std date set. The season’s only circus would appear if further washouts do not occur.
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N. M. White
Selis & Renfrew
Parked Tea Promises Headache Relief and Daily Bowels
Advertises a herbal tea product by N. M. White claiming headaches constipation and tiredness are soothed. It asserts blood purification complexion improvement and liver cleansing with safe pleasant ingredients and daily bowel movement guarantee.
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N. M. White
Local nine organizes team with Fyhrie chair and Poindexter secretary
The city’s National game players formed a team last week with Angelo Fyhrie as chair and Mark Poindexter as secretary. A telegraphed challenge to Deer Lodge College was declined for next Sunday, and Sheridan declined a Fourth of July game, promising a future match. The locals may meet Lima at Lima on the Fourth. Team positions listed include Fyhrie catcher, Reynolds pitcher, Poindexter second base, Crowell third base, Hirschman shortstop, Cushing right field, Conger center field, and an unnamed left fielder. They plan to field a local nine for next Sunday’s practice game.
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Angelo Fyhrie
Mark Poindexter
Deer Lodge College
Sheridan
Lima
A. Fyhrie
Cece Renee
M. Reynolds
GO. Virden
Ccc
M. Poindéxter
Beycateteeecae
G. Crowell
J. Hirschman
W. Cushing
BR. Conger
Meeting to organize Dillon Fourth of July celebration
A Dillon meeting to arrange committees and program for the Fourth of July will be held at the city hall Saturday evening June 16. All interested are asked to attend. One fare round trip from Monida to Silver Bow stations to Dillon for Selle & Renfrow's circus. tickets valid for return until July 5. F T Contras, Agent.
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Dillon
City Hall
Monida
Silver Bow
Selle & Renfrow’s Circus
F. T. Contras
Beecham’s pills touted as cure for constipation
An old advertisement claims Beecham’s pills cure most diseases by relieving constipation and urges buying pills at 25 cents a box with annual sales over six million. It offers a free knowledge book from B F Allen Co and lists Dr Hetzler speaking at the Methodist church with a Bible society union service in the evening.
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G. W. Dart Hardware Co
Rollins
Phoenix Ia
Otto Dol
Beecham
B. F. Allen & Co
Canal St
New York
Dr. Hetzler
Methodist Church
American Bible Society
Mr. Hayes
G. Hetzler
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
A medical claim states Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages as a constitutional disease. The remedy is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation and build up strength. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any failed case and invite testimonials.
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Hall
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B. F. White
Otho Klemm
First National Bank
Mingery
Anderson Bros
Marlow
Sale Stable
Dillon, Argenta and Bannack Mail and Express Line
Selway & Morse’s
McCune
Idaho and
Sebree Streets
Wool and Sheep
Justice’s Court
Frank Bond
U. S
Schuler-Cushing
District Court Matters
J. W. Moran
G. W. Stewart
Burfeind Et al
Matt Eubanks
Stephen Cook
Wm. Garland
Maria Holst
W. H. Oliver
W. H. Beck
Arthur Sullivan
Henry Johnson
Clara Johnson
Harvey Sullivan
Chas. H. Padley
C. QO. Barnett
A. Brown
George Staudaher
W. A. Parker
R. C. Halliday
Mary M. Bray
Galbreath Bros
Jay Hawk
Lone Pine Cow
City of
William Neagle
Frank Perry
Council For Defendent
E. I. Nelson
Catherine Moss
Nole
State of
Terrence Flynn
J. P. Court
Virginia E. Reynolds
Dillon Fair & Racing Ass
Dillon B. Band
Thompson & Reynolds
Barbour
Dillon National Bank
Mary Neagle
Costa
State
Miller
W. Frank Bond
Ellis
Mueler
Dillon and Vicinity
the Tribune
Dillon Mercantile Co
Center
Columbia Bicycles
Armory Hall
G. W. Dart. Hardware Co
Order of the Eastern Star
Kimball
Callon N. Ei
Hammer
Methodist
Dillon Mercantile Co.’s
Leiter
Vigar
Northern Pacific Company
Oregon
Harnness
Iltf
Trion Force
Ed. Cushing
Griffin
Ogden
Utah
Anderson Brothers
Virginia City
Tom Graham
Union Pacific
Lewiston
Miners’ Delight
Atlantic
South Pass
Rock Springs
Rawlins
Huber Concert Company
Madison County
Micycles
Dillon Implement Co
Board of Equalization
Court House
Chamberlain
Simon Goldbaum
San Luis Rey
Cal
N. A. Stiles
Peekskill, N. PP
J. A. Scriven
New York City
Mr. Scriven
Carl Schulin
Neagle House
Episcopal Church In
Church of the Holy Spirit
Missoula
St. James . Church
Archie Hyndman
Silver Spring Mills
Broyles
N. E. Hammer
Northern Pacific
Northern
Portland
Bee Hive Hardware Co
Poindexter
Packard
Brown
Swamp Creek
Megara
Oliver
Boatman
Furley
Birch Creek
Walter Hayes
Rife
Parker
Anni
N. M. White,dillon, Montatia
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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