City election slated as Dillon notes new two year term
Register for city election now. Bert Herbert Selway travels to Bedrock on business. Free social at the Baptist parsonage tonight. Various local notices include rheumatism for A. L. Stone, livery services, and upcoming cook book by Epworth League. Advertising lines discuss photography and printing services.
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Smart
Bert Herbert Selway
Bedrock
Baptist Parsonage
A.L. Stone
G. D. Pratt
Oppointe Anderson
L. J. Williams
Twin Bridges
Local items mention town visitors and open houses in Dillon
Dillon notes several arrivals and calls including Dr. Will Orr and Mrs. Jewell planning a spring opening on March 22. Social events include the M. E. Sewing society gathering, Euchre Club host, St James Guild work, and Epworth League rally. Also recorded are a court transfer, a murder trial move for John Wolff, and local business ads for bakeries, mills, and hardware.
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Manse
Rife
H. O. Miller
Bannack St
Methodist Church
St. James Guild
H. H. Swain
B. F. White
California
Brooke
Dillon
Geo. W. French
Conley and McTague
Deer Lodge
Lima M. E
R. A. Reynolds
Chicago
John Wolff
Somers
Madison County
Montana Mercantile Co
Dart’s Hall
Dillon Orchestra
Ireland
Jones Fined for Interfering with U S Deputy Marshal
Three Big Hole ranchmen Oliver Jones Claude Lapham and Alfred Hatton faced Judge Knowles on charges of interfering with a U S marshal while on duty. Jones was fined 25 dollars while the others were dismissed. Hatton owed a state bank and bankruptcy proceedings followed. The men harassed and beat the custodian William Willard driving him to resign and flee the country. Witness John O Donnell testified Hattons father tried to bribe him to testify against Hatton.
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Oliver Jones
Claude Laphat
Alfred Hatton
Knowles
U. S
Jones
Helena
Hatton
State Bank of
Dillon
William
Willard
Lapham
John O'Donnell
H. C. Lapham
Jackson
Butte
Baptism of Five Converts at Dillon River Scene
Five converts were baptized last Sunday evening following revival meetings at the Salvation Army barracks in Dillon. Evangelist McConnell spoke at 3 pm then led the group to the covered gospel car for the baptism at the wagon bridge north of town, witnessed by a large crowd. A stove warmed tent on the riverbank provided comfort for participants.
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Salvation Army
Dillon
Evangelist McConnell
Salvationists
April City Election Notice and Registration Update
On April 1 qualified electors may vote for mayor one alderman police judge and city treasurer A8 Johnson declined registry agent and Gen Hughes appointed to fill vacancy Books open at Hughes McCaleb Montana Street for registration. those unregistered urged to act before Saturday night with regular hours for corrections and absent registrants Caucus will be held in court room with notice to follow
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Johnson
Gen. Hughes
Hughes & McCaleb
Montana Street
Teachers' Reading Circle Recommendations and Notes
The State Teachers' Association committee recommends courses in pedagogy social phase of education and educational values by I Dutton and Paul H Harris, constitutional history of England by Thomas May in two volumes, plus minimum course in pedagogy The Artic Study by Hinsdale and literature Wild Animals I Have Known by Ernest Seton Thompson. Miss Huntsman led psychology classes on Monday with Dr McAndrew absent. Summer Normal attendance outlook strong. Miss Minnie Sinclair was absent half a day Wednesday due to illness.
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State Teachers’ Association
I. Dutton
Paul H. Harris
England
Artig
B. A. Hinsdale
Ernest Seton Thompson
Huntsman
Dr. McAndrew
Minnie Sinclair
County Commissioners OK $25 Cap for Road Request
A city council committee asked for a replica on the road west of Dillon and the petition was granted with a $25 limit. The county treasurer’s quarterly report was reviewed approved and filed.
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Dillon
Hair Treatment Promises Dandruff Germ Kills Silk Hair
A vintage advertisement touts Herpicide as a proven remedy that kills the dandruff germ and makes hair soft as silk. It claims dandruff is germ related, promises permanent relief from itching, and urges purchase at all druggists with no substitute.
Phillips tobacco and confectionery line expands stock
The dealer reports acquiring the stock of L. P. Phillips and now offers a full range including cigars tobacco confectionery and stationery at Dillon Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Phillips
Dillon Bakery
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Guul
Zint, Paul
Olmsted & Logan
Grocers
Packers
Apples
New Yorks
Peare
L. B
Dillon and Vicinity
Epworth League
Anderson’s Bros
Jewell
Mort Hart
Bannack
Richard Nelson
Nora Straup
Poindexter and
Orr’s ‘Store
Tribune
Star
H. J. Thompson
Thompson & Reynolds
Billings
Henry McGregor
Eliza Archard Conner
Conner
Rich
Argenta
Railroad Avenue
Beaverhead River
Oregon
Tristan
A. L. Stone
Morton’s
Knapp Bros
D. M. Wadams
Will Orr
Hamilton
Town
New Spring
Wm. Knapp
Hotel Metlen
Father van den Broeck
Anaconda
R. P. Smith
Lima
Frank Curtis
Red Lodge
Lulu B. Hamilton
Paxton
Dillon Trrant
James Summers
Wolfe
Big Hole
Dan Shively
Ed. Chapman
Sister
Mrs. Chapman
W. A. Jones
J. P. Murray
Beaverhead County
Toole
Palmer
Hiiel
M. A. Miller
T. .S. Metzel
Bia Ranch
Centennial Valley
J.O. F. van Dame
W. R. Grant
Dr Willard
Osteopath
Axe Residence
M. E. Church
New England
Dart Opera House
L. J.price
Currier
Bro
Dandeu
Cata
The
Beaverhead
Sheffield & Harrison, Proprietors
Anderson Bros
Dillon, Montana
Inv Sale Stable
Mrs. A. Hart
Hany SP
Otho Klemm
Bamlk
F. L. Graves
WM. Roe
Vice Press
State Bank
F. L. Graves, Jos. Shineberger
WM. Roe, A. F. Graeter
Martin Barrett, A. L. Stone
S. S. Patterson
Wholesale Liquors & Cigars
B.C. Dake
Bir
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