Nervous Disease Magnetism Promises Cure In Local Notes
Local items mention Mrs. A L Badcon confined at home by illness and A L Lewis and wife visiting Dillon. Mrs. R A Reynolds returns from the East. A union prayer meeting at the Presbyterian church and a musical for the Methodist Episcopal church choir fund are noted. G W Clark meets former Dillonites in Seattle and mining talks occur near Junction. Jobs and social notices include a help wanted ad and W C T U meeting at Mrs A S Rife's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Badcon
A. L. Lewis
Crabtree
Dillon
R. A. Reynolds
L.C. Menge
M. H
Presbyterian Church
A. F. Graeter
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. L. Anderson
Local notices mix cattle trade and social events in Dillon
Merchants announce sales and arrivals while ranchers trade cattle and horses. A ranch for rent is listed. The St James guild may meet at Mrs Carter's, and Father McGlynn plans a Sacred Heart league. A Polaris mine ball is set for March 16 1906 with supper, music, and a $2 ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L
Clark Anderson
Ruby Valley
James Kirkpatrick
Dillon Steam Laundry
J. E. Phelan
Will Tash
J. E. Morse
E. O. Selway
Virginia City
Walt Anderson
Idaho Falls
J. C. Harrison
Grassiuppey Uel
Omaha
W. G. Clark
Clark
Spokane
Seattle
Washington
Father McGlynn
League of the Sacred Heart
Miss McMahon Attends Butte Trip and Minstrels Postponed
Normal College notes describe Miss McMahon traveling to Butte and returning, Miss Meyers and Miss Woodworth dining with Mrs. Owsley, and the minstrel show delayed to Monday due to Mr. Kress's death. The entertainment overall succeeded with papers read by Miss Carson and readings by Prof. Clark, while Prof. Allen spoke at Y W C A and about teachers. New enrollments are noted along with various campus greetings and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McMahon
Butte
Dillon
Miss Meyers
Miss Woodworth
Rosa Wesch
Hendershot
Billings
High School Notes Highlight Senior Activities and Class News
Miss Gurnee outlined Ulysses at assembly as seniors anticipate a Latin final next week and Caesar readings. Sophomores’ causes explained. Chemistry students made face powder and soap. Seniors vacationed at Dell Mont with Nevada and Bessie Wall and others. John Myers missed school due to illness. Dr. Tilden visited. Agriculture college rep from Bozeman seeks March basketball game. Paul Stahl filled his brother’s milk wagon route for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Bessie Wall
Dell, Mont
Bessie Wail
Eleanor Poindexter
Mary Bennett
Esther Willard
Mayme Ross
Mabel Selway
Clara Adams
John Myers
Dr. Tilden
Gardners Involved In Butte Forgery Case Released
Fred Gardner formerly of this city was arrested in Butte on forgery charges and jailed. The Jeffries woman, his housemate, confessed Gardner's innocence at the preliminary hearing and he was released days later. He had recently visited Dillon before taking a north bound passenger train. Gardner had worked as a bartender in Dillon saloons before moving to Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gardner
Butte
Jeffries
Gardner
Dillon
Competent Judges Endorse Herpicide By Beauty Doctors
Letters from beauty experts praise Newbro's Herpicide noting hair loss stopped and scalp clear after use. Bertha A. Trullingar, Complexion Specialist in Portland, and Grace Dede, Beauty Doctor in Portland, attest to positive results. Sold by leading druggists with stamps for samples to The Herpicide Co. Detroit. City Drug Store listed as special agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Bertha A. Trullingar
Morrison St
Portland
Ore
Grace Dede
Sixth St
Gre
Seniise
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Mrs. Dudley Dies After Stroke in Bristow Residence
Mrs. Dudley mother of Mrs. Joseph E. Shaw of Bristow died at her daughter's home from paralysis stroke. The family left Monday for Malad Idaho for burial per the Thursday Standard report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
Dudley
Joseph E. Shaw
Bristow
Malad
Idaho
Sheep Sales Begin at Lewistown and Utica Markets
Lewistown Flockmasters and Utica area buyers trade 13 700 head of sheep to Big Timber buyers. Prices range from 5 50 to 3 50 per head for various lots including owes and yearlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Utica
Gallant Offer in Garden Dialogue
A young woman strolling a garden with Sydney Smith accuses a pea of never becoming perfect. He counters by offering his arm and declaring he will guide perfection to the pea in a gallant, chivalrous exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Smith
A Difficult Labor
A brief meditation on sustaining conscience within the soul as a celestial spark attributed to George Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
If at first you don't succeed do It over but don't overdo it
A short note from the Philadelphia Record urges retrying efforts with restraint. It emphasizes persistence without excess and reflects a cautious, practical approach to repeated endeavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Oregon Short Line conductor quits railroading for ranching
Otto Gosman a well known Oregon Short Line conductor leaves the rails to run a 720 acre Beaverhead county ranch he bought with G H Macdougal for 18000 dollars. They take charge of the home ranch after Henry Fitter moves to the upper ranch. Gosman long served between Lima and Butte and last trip was Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Gosman
Gosman
G. H. Macdougal
Henry Fitter
Beaverhead County
Fitter
Macdougal
Oregon Short Line
Lima
Butte
Notice to taxpayers on uncancelled mortgages 1906
Notice to taxpayers states all mortgages that should be and are not cancelled on the first Monday of March 1906 will be charged to the assessment roll. Signed 9-11 Phil Andereg Assessor Dillon Montana February 27 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Anderegg
Dillon, Mont
Touch and Go Meaning in Borrowing Slang
A father explains to his son that touch and go means extreme speed used by professional borrowers who perform such fast transactions you seldom see them again. The exchange centers on defining a colloquial phrase with emphasis on rapid action. Willie-Pa and Papa illuminate the concept in plain dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Papa
Son
Men With Hearts
A light dialogue exchange centers on romance and resilience. A woman jokes that bachelors lack hearts, and a man retorts that bachelors keep theirs because they have not lost them. The banter plays on commitment and sentiment in a witty back‑and‑forth.
Rest and Industry Quote Sparks Quiet Debate
A witty exchange imagines two figures, one urging activity and the other admitting fatigue. The response favors rest as a path to wellness and prosperity, framed as a simple moral about balancing effort with respite.
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Masonic Temple
Montana
Diamondville , Coal
Carruthers, & Co
Lucy Woodman
J. W. Howard
Tribune
W. F. Stone
Junction
Emerson Hill
Wash
G. W. Clark
Bph Stoller
Bob Swainbank
Dillonites
Mr. Clark
Morton
Tatast
Arrow
Wilson Bros
J. Robert Morton
Belle
Dakota
T. D. Olmsted
Rock Spring Coal
Carruthers & 9Tf
L. C. Menge
St. James Guild
W. B. Carter
Martha Washington Comfort
City Shoe Store
Earl Patterson
Deer Lodge College
Billy Noyes
Kentucky
Vo Senic
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Normal College Notes
City Drug Store
Special Agents
Phas
Mrs. Dudley
Ennul
Industry
Simmons
Graeter Crogery Company
G. T. Paul
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