Fishing Tackle Deals and Local Notices Parade Through Dillon
Dillon items show fishing tackle and fruit jars for sale, moves of doctors, and local notices. The Dillon baseball team defeats Butte Electrics 10 to 6 with Leverett striking out 12 and Longtin three base hits. Real estate transfers, water rights, and official bonds populate the back, with community events slated including a church outing June 28 at P and O ranch.
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St. James
W. W. McDowell
H. Dunkak
Guy W. Stapleton
Dillon
Butte
Colorado
C. W. Scott
Philip UE
Poindexter
California
San Diego
Royal Highlanders
Hall
Butte Electrics
Leverett
Curly” Longtin
Pease
Conger
Brundage
Redmen
Anaconda
PO AE Longtin
Pease If
Jennings
Holtz
Isceeees
Stephenson
Hale
Carey Cf
McGonigle
Bentley Po
Wheat
Leverett P
Abribpore Lebay
Rogers If
Hocking
Rouleau Rf
Longtin
Steck
Leverette
Bentley
Carey
Beaverhead County Tops Montana Auto Ownership Counts
Montana reports 2763 registered automobiles with 87 owned in Beaverhead County. Officials expect Beaverhead to rise in county rankings as data finalizes. The Beaverhead list notes ten licensed chauffeurs all based in Dillon: Finley Watson Victor Grace Frank Gordon Clifford Ewing Joe Murray Albert Woodside Albert Featherly Leroy Spencer W J McLean Fred E Hale and W A Shambow.
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Montana
Beaverhead County
Jay & Baker
Beaverhead
Dillon
Finley Watson
Victor Grace
Frank Gordon
Clifford Ewing
Joe Murray
Albert Woodside
Albert Featherly
Leroy Spencer
W. J. McLean
Fred E. Hale
W. A. Shambow
Pioneer Bernard Grant Dies in Idaho Home
Bernard Grant a Nebraska pioneer born December 26 1826 in County Louth Ireland died Friday morning June 20 of pneumonia at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Miles Burlingame in Pocatello Idaho He came to Nebraska early and moved to Pocatello about fifteen years ago from Norfolk
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Bernard Grant
Lima News
County Louth
Ireland
Miles Burlingame
Pocatello
Idaho
Nebraska
Norfolk
Neighborly thanks for kindness after father's illness and death
The undersigned returns thanks to neighbors and friends for many kindnesses shown during the illness and after the death of his father, the late Bernard Grant. These acts will be gratefully remembered. Respectfully yours.
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Bernard Grant
Fort Harrison property plan may need Congress act
Forsyth Times Journal notes possible Fort Harrison use under a war department plan. If Congress approval is required, Senator Myers stands ready to introduce the necessary bill. Also mentions Kickapoo Worm Killer advertisement and Judge J. B. Poindester traveling to Virginia City for court with a short calendar likely to finish in about two weeks.
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War Department
Congress
Fort Harrison
Myers
Forsyth Times Journal
J. B. Poindester
Virginia City
A Worker Appreciates This Foley Kidney Pills
Florence Oregon resident Wm Morris reports fourteen years of kidney and bladder problems solved by Foley Kidney Pills after eight months of use. He credits the medicine with restoring his ability to work and recommends it. Druggist Potts endorses the product in the advertisement.
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Nature
DR. Pierce
Golden
Golden Medical Discovery
Dr.Pierce
Common Sense Medical Adviser
Buffalo
Wm. Morris
Florence
Oregon
Potts
Pastime theatre offers high class vaudeville this summer
The Pastime theatre announces summer vaudeville headliners from the Northeastern circuit. George and Myrtle Shady will perform The Rural Girl's Singing Lesson Saturday matinee and nightly picture changes feature General Film company reels. A two reel feature Saturday night and a Tuesday multiple reel special are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeatern
Dillon
George
Myrtle Shady
General Film Company
Foley Kidney Pills End Back Pain Says New Bedford Woman
Katherine L Norton of New Bedford Massachusetts reports a burning back pain relief after using Foley Kidney Pills. She says the pain faded and she felt toned and invigorated and urges others with kidney bladder ailments to use Foley Kidney Pills. Potts the Druggist endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine L. Norton
New Bedford
Mass
Potts
Montana military college proposal aims at Fort Harrison
C A Spalding of Helena travels to Washington to seek war department approval to lease or take over Fort Harrison for a military service college. He envisions training youths for West Point and the regular army on the 2100 acres and 62 buildings, with options to lease the fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Military College
C. A. Spalding
Helena
Washington
War Department
Fort Harrison
West Point
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Huber Brothers Jewelers
Optitians
Dillon, Mont
Klein's
Jay Kerr
Mason and Sure Seal
Olmsted-Stevenson Co
R. R. Rathbone
Dillon Bakery
Montana Street
I. Cashmore
R. R. Av
Olmsted
Stevenson Co
H. F. Best
Johnson & Boone's
Twin Bridges
George Hansen
Oakland
Cal
J. P. Campeanu
Hansens
G. M. Houtz
Woutz
Kalispell
Will Lyons
Smith
Philip Lovell
Black Tail Deer Creek
James H. Phillips
Lima
Elizabeth Phillips
Mary S. Downing
Troy McKinney
Bryant
George Touchburn
G. A. Chevigny
Henry Gheed
Ida Gleed
William Hollingsworth
Christina Forsythe
Atlantic Street
Henry Gleed
F. A. Hazelbaker
Anna Marie Klein
Louis Stahl
Pacific Street
Frying Pan Gulch
Theodore Nelson
Saw Mill Creek
Sherman W. Vance
Clark's Canyon
Mary E. Mann
Upper Snow Gulch
Nettie Spencer
Pine Bluff Springs
LaVerne D. Spencer
Chas
A. Enlow
William B. Fawler
Wisdom
L. D. Ford
Ean
Waray Ua Ue
Levi Strauss & Co
San Francisco
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Mary Chilton
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Montana
Omar C
Armstrong Ranch
Medicine Lodge Creek Armstead
Mont
P. B. Stanton
Eliel Brother
Frank A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Duke Advertising Agency
UBS
Lew L.and
E. J. Callawas
Boy
Res
Edwin L. Norris
George B. Conway
H. B. Palmer
D. Cook
Sidestara
ED. Nash
Montana Livestock & Casualty Insurance Company
Helena, Montana
West Sixth Avenue
Tattersall
E. H. Brundage
Foster Employment Agency
the Tribune
Omoles
Lexies
Montana Mercantile Co
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