Lima and Horse Prairie Notes From The Tribune Letters
Lima reports Walter Truax and E A Baily at Lake View business, Garland resigns Lake View post with Huddle succeeding. Carries church social praise, birth of son to Frank Ward, and hospital visit news. Horse Prairie items note Barnett in Dillon, Shenon from Salmon, Yost from Butte, Bloody Dick mine plans, Brenner dredge start in April, snow delays post office run, and social visits.
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Lima
Tribune
Walter Truax
E. A. Baily
Lake View
William Garland
Irvin Huddle
M. E
Frank Ward
Wade
Frank
Walter Wheeler
James Jensen
O.8. G
Salt Lake
Henry Dowling
High Five
O. K
Horse Prairie
Trinun E. Grant
Barnett
Dillon
Phil Shenon
Salmon
Bedrock
Joby Yost
Butte
Mr. McNickle
Bloody Dick
Brenner
Tom Barrett
Seth Sprague
Mary Murphy
Collin Mansfield
Anastasia
Pageville Correspondence Reports Blizzard Delays and Visits
The Tribune notes Mia Swanstrom and her mother from Point of Rocks endured a blizzard and returned home Sunday morning. Ford Barak arrived from Dillon with two friends on his wheel. Fred Page’s workers labored on a new building. Mrs. Henry Bushnell hosted many Michigan friends including the Pages, Utley, Talcotte, Stevens, Burtch, at a 6:30 supper party praised as a jolly gathering.
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Pagevillle
Mia. Swanstrom
Newton Page
Robert Page
Henry Utley
Rodney Page
Ed. Page
Talcotte
Stevens
Clara Burtch
Dillon and nearby visitors noted during week
Julius Cramer of Dillon visited Medicine Lodge last week while Fred Dingley from Clark's canyon travelled to Dillon on Saturday. Edward Mooney of Grasshopper creek visited friends near Daly's Spur recently. Mr and Mrs W Henneberry stopped at the county seat, and Mrs Martin Gleeson with her nephews Archie and Paul Henneberry headed home to Deer Lodge by Sunday evening train. An employment ad seeks an honest traveler for a large house salary of 65 dollars monthly plus expenses with increase. Cascareta Candy Cathartic ad appears.
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the Tribune
Ryan Canyon
Mech
Julius Cramer
Dillon
Medicine Lodge
Fred Dingley
Clark’s Canyon
Edward Mooney
Grasshopper Creek
Daly’s Spur
W. Henneberry
Martin Gleeson
Archie
Paul Henneberry
Deer Lodge
Dillon Amateurs Stage Farce With Local Cast Flourish
A Dillon theatre farce last Saturday night drew praise for an ensemble of amateur actors led by John Hirschman and Miss Oliver. The plot follows a jealous husband, a student, lodgers including John Davis of Kokomo, and a comic opera singer. The Dillon Orchestra provided music and Mrs George Long credits King’s New Discovery for curing a cough and pneumonia.
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Dillon
Dillon Theatre
John Davis
Kokomo
Davis
Jonh Hirschman
Mr. Davis
Miss Peterson
Miss Metlen
Misa Bond
Miss Hathhorn
Mine Carter
Mr. Boone
Mr. Gilbert
Mr. Ford
R. Selway
Pretty home wedding unites Chas Nelson and Nellie Retallack
At the Nelson home on Idaho street last Sunday evening Rev Henry F Cope united Chas Nelson and Nellie Retallack in marriage with a small circle of invited friends present. Nelson, a longtime resident of the area, and Miss Retallack of Bannack plan to reside in the city for now.
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Richard Nelson
Idaho Street
Henry F. Cope
Chas. Nelson
Nellie Retallack
Bannack
Nelson
Electric Bitters Prove Then Free Wife From Slavery
Manchester Michigan resident George D Williams recounts his wife recovering from five years of helplessness after using two bottles of Electric Bitters The tonic is praised as a supreme remedy for female diseases nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizziness The ad claims every bottle is guaranteed and priced at 60 cents sold at City Drug Store.
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George Long
New Straitsville
Ohio
Dr. King
Mr. Long
City Drug Store
George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
City Council Holds Regular Session Amid Quarantine Debrief
The Dillon city council met Wednesday with Aldermen Stone and French absent. The health board reported smallpox vanished locally and the quarantine costs were covered. Discussions covered street work, crosswalks, bridge safety, and a new registry agent Ray S. Conger, plus polling places and election details.
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Stone
French
Eliel
Board of Health
Dillon
Moore
Railroad Avenue
Idaho Street
Orr Street
Blacktail
Reeder Street
Crowell
Fogue
P.dkeath
Girle
Gilbert
Road Supervisor Election Polls Set Across Districts
County Commissioners named judges and polling places for the annual road supervisor election on April 7 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Distinct polling sites include Bishop, Rattleawake, Red Rock, Lima, Horse Prairie, Bannack, Grasshopper, Jackson, and several district schools with listed judges. Also notes remarkable cures of rheumatism via Chamberlain’s Pain Balm from Williams Drug Store.
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Bishop School House
Conrad Meine
Elza Murray
Teodore Guidici
Rattleawake School House
Carla Innes
Wm. Mackay
Ed Smith
Red Rock School House
Joe Shineberger
Emerson Hill
J. W. Scott
Lima School House
Henry Gleed
Abas
Trunx
E. A. Bailey
Horse Praiie School House
Burnett
Elijah Ames
M. Bailey
Grasshopper
J. G.harrison
D. B. Mason
D J. Pierson
Jackson School House
C. W. Majors
Frank Carrier
Dave Fancher
Joseph Arnold
Fran Pendleton
August Janhke
A. H. McVay
Quitman Owens
M. Nixon
Frank Drues
Benj. Dunbar
B. B. Lawrence
Dewey
Hugh Patten
Horace Hand
Guy Ames
Glendale
Ed Harvey
James Bateman
Joe Ginini
Rutherfordton
N.C
Chamberlain
Firat
Seco
Geveré
Williams Drug Store
Registration Notice For Dillon General Election
The Dillon city voter registration office will operate at William's drug store for the April 2 election. It opens March 18 and runs five afternoons, 1 to 5 and 7 to 9. A Saturday March 31 correction and registration session occurs at the same location and hours. Ray B. Concern Registry Agent P A Danforth of LaGrange Ga suffered from a leg wound but Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it in ten days. Lost belt buckle with black ribbon reward offered.
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Ray
Oonger
H. R. Melton
H.R. Melton
Henry Cope
Henry Burfiend
A. A. Elliott
Erle Conger
City Hall
Chiia Burfiend
Josephus Rich
John Ward
Fidel Huber
Ed Patrick
Sullivan's House
I. Cashmore
A. Sullivan
Wm. Spearin
Frank Cushing
Alf Cashmore
Cora McBride
Cook
Judiciary Committee
N.F Perry
House
Jas. McLoughlen
Dart Hdw. Co
City Drug Store
H. A. Bond
Jas
L. Jones
Woolsey Family
W. J. Crowell
Groc. Fur
Frankie Jonson
M. A. Miller
L. J. Williams
Ed Gates
Elicl Bros
M.M. Co
D. J. Co
Publishing Co
Hooker, Light, Etc
Dillon News Co
Phil Anderegg
Dillon
William's Drug Store
Concer l
P. A. Danforth
LaGrange
Bucklen
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings at St James Parish House
In St James Parish House, offices or activities run Tuesday and Saturday evenings from 7 till 9 o'clock. The schedule emphasizes community access with regular evening hours for parish residents and visitors.
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St. James Parish House
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Kupfer’s
Dillon, Mont
Exchan
Mgr
Farley
Fyhrie Grocery CO
Montana
Dart Building
Bannack Street
Dillon, Montana
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Fairfield. Jewelers . OF
Asa M. Willard
Lulu B. Hamilton
Osteopathic ‘Physicians
Beaverhead
Madison
Pageville
Caxton Bldg
Chicago
Nelson-Retallack
Elec
Tion
Treasury
Price Saking Powder CO
Dillon Public Library
Dillon Tailoring
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