Publication notice and mailing details from Dillon paper
OK CREDIT e a One Year Six Months 35 Three Months Letters for editorial department should be addressed to Enprron TEIBUKe. Entered at Dillon post office for transmission as second class matter. FISHER NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENT 21 Merchants' Exchange San Francisco authorized agent keep file in his office.
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Teibuke
Dillon
Fisher
Merchants’ Exchange
San Francisco
H.C Dariwk Advertising Agency
Merchante Exchange
California
Missoula Council Rejects City Expense Reductions
Montana gossip from Drivox to Missoula notes the city council voting not to cut city expenses this year. The column covers political shifts, the tariff bill fight, and local concerns from Philipsburg to Havre as well as the new Milk River Eagle in Havre.
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Missoula
Local notes on rail plans and regional concerns
The column discusses the Helena Independent's forecast of a Northern Pacific branch from Gaylord to Twin Bridges, possible routes to Dillon, and local rail implications. It honors Will Kennedy of the Boulder Age, critiques Carson City prize fighting turnout, and notes California League members leaving over Sunday racing. It warns Beaverhead valley weed problems endangering hay markets and proposes plowing and crop rotation as solutions. The piece closes with a humorous doggerel about winter hardship and crowd reactions.
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Helena
Northern Pactic Hallway Co
Gaylord
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Big Hole
Utah
California
League of American Wheelmen
Beaverhead Valley
Butte
Cheney & Co. oath on Hall’s Catarrh Cure pricing
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner in Toledo that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6, 1888 before A. W. Gleason, Notary Public.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Cueney
A. D
F J. Carter &Co
Board of Women Managers to Organize at Omaha Exposition
The Board of Woman Managers of the Trans Mississ ippi and International Exposition will meet April 6 in Omaha to elect officers and set rules. The bureau of education will oversee school exhibits and related programs for June to November 1897. The article also critiques Montana politics and laments public ethics and reform movements in western states.
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Omaha
Anna Foos
W. W. Keyser
Kate McHugh
Alice Hitte
Orietta Crittenden
W. Harford
A. W. Field
Lincoln
Omar Whitney
Elk City
Helen Chase O' Papillion
D. C. Giffert
West Point
Nettie Knox Hollenbeck
Fremont
J. 8. McDowell
Fairbury
Frand Johnson
Crete
C. L. Kerr
Ausley
Hattie Hunter
Broken Bow
Mra
Wm. Datton
L. W. Fike
Hastings
Bureau of Education
Board of Woman Managers
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Turene Posse Co
Drivox
Montana
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Fitz
St. Patrick's Day
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
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Turkey
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House of Representatives
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Owsley
House
Senate
Cleveland
McKinley
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Speaker Reed
Havre
EE. B. Shafer
Dudley Axtell
Mississippi River
Tennessee
Cole
Bickford
Capitol Commission
Legislative Investigating Committee
Will Kennedy
Boulder Age
Carson City
Nevada
New York Press
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
Iead- Walesing
Hood
C7ood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Board OF Women Managers
Martin Buckley
Jefferson County
Buckley
Dispatches
Northwest
Eet Sagt
Spokane
Eliel Brothers
Schwartz
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Dillon, Mont
Union Meat Market
Staudaher
M. L. Davidson
DT. Chapman
W. A. Jones
D. M. Best
Montana Mercantile CO
Burfeind Bros. & CO
Montana Street
Mont
Dillon Cash Grocery Company
Dillon Furniture Co
Pontest
GT. Paul
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