Personal Mention Highlights Montanan Movements
A long list of residents and visitors traveling to and from Dillon and nearby towns is recorded. C Y Reeder, John Fallon, George Bailey, Jake Miller, James Parfet, R GC Haliday, Ed Rang, W H Smead, Mrs D B Mason, C M Parr, Phil Shenon, B F White, Mrs B F White, Dr L C Ford, Sheriff J E Lloyd, Fred Ellinghouse, Thomas Pengilly, Joseph Wenrich, Postmaster Lamont, Mrs Hannah Lapish, Adolph Eliel, Rev Wm Prichard, Tom B Miller, M Howes, P J Kelly, Charles Richardson, A B Birchard, E J Conger, W S Barbour, B Barber, J G Mills, George W Irvin, W E Mills, Judge William Hunt, Warren Toole, Mrs Poindexter, Postmaster Lamont, William Kitto, and various others are noted as visiting, returning from trips, or traveling for business or leisure. A patent adan note promotes Ballard’s Snow Liniment for pain relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Miller
Anaconda
James Parfet
Argenta
R. GC. Haliday
Ed. Rang
Big Hole Basin
W. H. Smead
Missoula
D. B. Mason
Grasshopper
C. M. Parr
Virginia City
Phil. Shenon
Bannack
B. F. White
Portland
Lima
L. C. Ford
Dillon
Fred Ellinghouse
Ruby Valley
Thomas M. Pengilly
Joseph P. Wenrich
Lamont
Butte
Hannah Lapish
American Forks
Utah
James Lapish
Adolph Eliel
Wm. Prichard
Helena
Tom B. Miller
Pacific Mutual
Chicago
A. B. Birchard
OC. W. Birchard
Meadeville
Montana
George W. Irvin
United States
Tuscarora Company
William Hunt
Warren Toole
Thomas Poindexter
Scarlet Fever Health Guidance Issued by Board of Health
The Board of Health offers detailed scarlet fever precautions. It urges isolation, disinfection of clothing and bedding, burning straw beds, use of soft rags for cleansing, lime washing rooms, and strict limits on movement and contact. Milkmen and dairymen should keep distance from affected houses. refrain from public funerals. avoid circulating new case or death reports. nurses to follow physician directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Inauguration of New City Officers Meeting June 11 1890
The adjourned city council meeting at Dart's hall on June 11 1890 was called to order by the mayor. Officials present included aldermen Parke Huber Carter and Rife, Mayor Fuhrie, and City Clerk Steltzer. Minutes and reports were approved, bills allowed, bonds of several officers accepted, old officers thanked, oath taken by new council, night watch dispensed with, then adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dart’s Hall
Parke
Huber
Carter and Rife
L. C. Fuhrie
Phil. Steltzer
F. M. Cunnard
Moore & Wall
Orr Street
Don Bray
A. L. Stone
Jay J. Hern
M. van Doren
T. J. Mulany
I. Cashmore
Phil. D. McGough
W. T. Eastman
Edwin Norris
Put. Srevzer
Resolutions of Respect for Brother Christian Mead
A Dillon Lodge, No. 30 A F and A M adopts resolutions honoring Christian Mead for over fifty years of Masonry and service. He is praised as a pioneer Montana Mason, first Master of Bannack and Dillon lodge, and a ready helper to the needy. Sympathy is extended to his family. resolutions to be recorded and sent to the family and Dillon Trustee for publication. A settler reports Miles City claimants indicating an Indian responsible for Ferguson’s death, among 125. He warns whites to be prepared to fight if pursuing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hat
Dillon Logic
A. F
A. M
Christian Mead
Montana
Bannack
Dillon Lodge
Dillon
Miles City
Ferguson
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Y. Reeder
John J. Fallon
George Bailey
J. E. Lloyd
Silver Bow County
E. J. Conger
W. 8. Barbour
B. Barber
J. G. Mills
Hampton
W. E. Mills
Mr. Mills
David Lamont
New York City
Washington
Rockford, Il
William Kitto
Kitto
Elkhorn
Ballard
N. M. White
The
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WeiGy
Royal Iia
Yon Aking Powder Co
Wall
John Henry
Dan T. Chapman
Saville
Jefferson
Josefh
Fish Creek Setate Mont
Gent’s
Hammer & Moore
Bannack St
R. C. Halliday’s
Dillon, Montana
Dillon National Bank
Mont
Gro. M. Brown
Joan F. Bisnop
J. B. Crow
R. J. Moorr
Ast Cashier
Magnolia
M. Bray
Col. Washington and Bannack St’s
Dillon Implement Company
Mitchell and
Rushford Farm
McCormick Machines
Hollingsworth
J. E. Morse
John Weightman
A. L. Anderson
Weightman & Anderson
Telephone No
Ars
Corinne
Dillon Montana
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