Personal Mention in Dillon City and County Movements
Names and travels of numerous citizens visiting Dillon or passing through Argenta, Lima, Helena, Logan, Virginia City, and other locales. Movements include trips for business, surveying, mining prospects, medical work, collecting expeditions, and visits to relatives, with several residents planning relocations or long stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LC. Fuhrie
Virginia City
Fidel Huber
Lima
W. H. Dudley
Argenta Springs
H. D. Pickman
M. D
Thomas M. Pengilly
Barrett's
Henry Knippenberg
Glendale
Indianapolis
Ind
Wm. H. Sweet
Thomas Stodden
Cornwall
England
the Tribune
C. H. Beers
Middleton
Berkley Divinity School
8. D. Hooker
Charles Morris
H. L. Fenner
O. F. Fenner
Dillon
Ogden Military Academy
M. K. Davidson
Red Rock
The New Stamp Mill Proposition in the Rockies
Editor Tribune humorously suggests using range cattle as base ore smelters. A Montana ranch mishap is recounted with a cow wearing a five gallon can and cattle surviving on worn gear. The piece lampoons Darwinian ideas and foresees cattle with stamp mill teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Harry Brown
Harry
Rockies
Nature
Montana
Betsy Pop Narrates Unique Idaho Interview
A rambling dialect tale set in Idaho on June 18 recounts Lemar Vauney questioning a white resident about marriage papers and belongings. A nervous man with a blindfolded sense checks values including a dog described as four years old, single, healthy, born in Idaho, and with a checkered past. The dog stays loyal as the man exits down the grade, possibly toothless from poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
enIheern
Betsy Jane
Idaho
Montana
Hall Town
Personal note to John Henry about meeting and offers
The writer explains they cannot visit due to busy order filling but urges a call. They promise the finest and largest stock in Montana in their line and offer astonish ing prices, highlighting the new Whitely Solid Steel Mower as a key item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
Montana
Electric Bitters Promise Relief and Health Benefits
Advertises Electric Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia and liver kidney issues, claiming wide appeal and guaranteed digestion improvement with persistent use. Also mentions Dr King New Discovery for consumption with testimonials and free trial bottles, noting local druggists N M White and W H Cole in Fort Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. White
Dr. King
W. H. Cole
Fort Smith
Notice of intended final proof for homestead claim
Notice is given that Richard Reynolds intends to make final proof on his homestead application No. 2228 for lots 2 and 3 and SE 1 NW 1 4 section 31 township 7 8 before the Beaverhead County District Court clerk at Dillon Montana on August 2, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Helena
Mont
District Court
Beaverhead County
Montana
Dillon
Richard
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Pitt
Argenta
E. M. Trask
City
F. L. Graves
William Roe
Dr. J. 8. Meade
Thomas Metzel
Upper
Ruby Valley
John C. Bray
F.M. Thomas
Salmon City
Luke Lavery
Big Hole River
W. W. Wheeler
J. H. van Horn
Big Hole Placer Mining Company
Salt Lake
N. A. Stiles
Robert Scearce
Seattle
Miss May Poindexter
Frank Roberts
Illinois
J. G. Mills
Thomas
H. R. Cunningham
Butte Daily
Inter-Mountain
Bertie Robinson
Deer Lodge
Fannie Poindexter
John H. Freyschlag
Stephen D. Vance
David M. Wampler
Wiskom
M.S. Herr
Bannock
Bannack
W. H. Dorchester
Bay Horse
Iowa
E. G. Des Moineaux
Utah
Patriotic Order of Sons of America
D. H. Wraton
Bertha
Big Hole Basin
Missouri
Washington
Senator Allen
Committee On Public Lands
Washi
North and
South Dakota
New York
Betsy Pop
Lemar Vauney
Joucher
James Jotokennet
Font Florion
Frisco Winburg
C. H. Padley
Prop'r
Dillon Implement Company
Newry Goods
Mitchell and
Rushford Farm
McCormick Machines
Hollingsworth
J. E. Morse
John Weightman
Weightman & Anderson
Butte
A. L. Anderson
W.F Cobban
Casey, Holland & Co
Dillon, Mont
West Granite St
Telephone
Corinne
Dillon Montana
Mrs. M. Bray
Magnolia
R. R. Avenue
Bannack St
Roya Aking Powder Co
Craig C. Cornell
Thomas M. Sellway
Peter Wilson
John F. Bishop
Alof Dillon
W. Laxauonge
Register
Barbour
Fourtel
Gent’s
Flamiver & Moore
R. C. Halliday's
Dillon, Montana
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