Local Notes and Purchases in Dillon Week
A roundup of brief local items from Dillon includes Graeter Grocery Go offering apples at 1.75 per box, Pat Ward of Bedrock visiting, a March 12 birth to Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sprinkle, Billy Buster shoes at City Shoe Store, A. S. Johnson handling Dell business, a general housework job inquiry, Modern Woodmen of America dance plans, Dillon Steam Laundry visitors, Levant Taylor and Joe Thompson visiting home folks, Emerson Slack buying sorrel horses from Will Tash, roans purchased to replace sorrels, and A. S. Beardsley returning to Dillon Lumber after Helena position.".
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graeter
Pat Ward
Bedrock
Dillon
E. B. Sprinkle
Billy Buster
City Shoe Store
A. S. Johnson
Dell
Tripune Store
Modern
Woodmen of America
Dart’s
Dillon ‘Steam Laundry
Levant Taylor
Divide
Joe Thompson
Emerson Slack
Will Tash
Will
Ruby Valley
A. S. Beardsley
Helena
International Correspondence School
Dillon Lumber Company
Fresh Groceries Daily at Olmated’s Store
Raining fresh groceries six days a week with moving stock and quick turnover. The store emphasizes fresh goods, frequent buying, low prices, and a strong buying place for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmated
Millinery Openings and Local Appointments in Diamondville
Mrs Hart announces Easter hat showing March 21 with spring millinery at Mrs Hart's store. Miss Rabb and Taylor pace millinery openings later this month. Graeter Grocery Co promotes low prices and fresh tongues. Will Tash secures Dillon to Bannack mail contract. Al Anderson wins Dillon to Twin Bridges route starting June 1. John Porter of Spokane seeks heavy horses for Porter Brothers on Great Northern railroad project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracter Grocery Co
Hart
Frank Birrer
Melrose
Tribune
Graeter Grocery Co
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Tate Taylor
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Betsy Haines
Rabb and Taylor Millinery
Dillon
Bannack
Will Tash
al Anderson
Women’s Relief Corps
Bozeman
Dillon Corps
W. G. Clark
Finley Cunnard
Geo. Wolf
Dr. Martin
C. J. Fenner
Mae Rich
John Porter
Spokane
Meden
Porter
Porter Brothers
Great Northern Railroad
North Bank
The
Columbia
Incontinence Cure Claims by L. C. Menge
A brief notice reports a claim of cure for bedwetting by L. C. Menge and notes local notices including visits from Thomas E. Smith and Leonard Eliel, real estate and library events, and various community happenings in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Menge
M. H
Thomas E. Smith
Salt Lake City
NEWBRO S HERPICIDE PROMISES HAIR GROWTH CLAIM
The notice explains neveros herbicide as a destroyer of herpes microbes linked to scalp conditions and hair loss. It claims Newbro s Herpicide promptly destroys the microbe and hair will grow afterward. Sample requests are directed to The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich with City Drug Store as special agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevero
Tia
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
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Masonic Temple
Montana
Morton
Arrow
Wilson Bros
J. Robert Morton
M. M. Co
T. D. Olmsted
Hone
Diamondville Coal
Carruthers & Et
Saint James Guild
Clara Chapman
Rabb
Taylor
Price Bakina Powder Co
Chicago
James
Kirkpatrick
Leonard Eliel
Los Angeles
California
Tripune
H. H. Swain
M. A. Elliott
Denver
Colorado
Charles’ Padley and Son
Delaware
Butte
State Land Board
J. E. Morse
Library Board
Dickens
Carnegie Library
A. F. Wright
Nampa
Idaho
George W. Rogers
Great Falls
C. E. Taylor
Boise
Metlen
Charles Retallack
Josephus Rich
Go Devil
Gould
Irvin Rich
Bozeman Agricultural College
Homef. Iks
West
DeWitt
Riley
George Featherly
Frank Landon
Utah
John Rosenberger
Argenta
George Skinner
Oregon
Hallie C. Call
F. A. Uatelbaker
George Melton
Kate Fitzharris
Judy
Ray Selway
Ervin Rich
Fred Dart
Will Rumkey
Wisconsin
H. L. Huey
Apex
Mr. Rumkey
Clyde Bennington
Lyle
Carruthers & Co
Webster S. Barbour
the Tribune
Portland
City Drug Store
Beaverhead Creamery
B. N. Stevenson
Dougas
Dillon, Mont
Graeter Crogery Company
Timothy
Bromus Ineris
Montana Mercantile
Dillon Furniture Company
G. T. Paul
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