Advertising notes and town items fill Dillon brief
Local notices run a busy stream: sales ads for shoes and paper supplies, a lecture at the Baptist church, medical ads for One Minute Cough Cure and DeWitt’s remedies, and multiple society and business updates. Mentions of Rabbi Hisenberg, John Griffith, Kathyrn Purnell, and area happenings swirl through community notices and a police case in U.S. court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Hisenberg
The
Baptist Church
H. O. Miller
Central Pharmacy
Dillon Bank
L. J. Williams
W. O. Rawson
Lisbon
N. D
Inter Mountain
Rabbi Hisenberg
Shakespeare
L. J. Wilams
the Avenger
John Griffith
Mephistopheles
Faust
F. W. Dearborn
Montana
Bad egg alert binds Gordon for grand larceny at Bannack
Ex Utah counterfeiter and forger Gordon, charged with grand larceny after a jailbreak chase, was bound over by Justice Vermillion in $500 bail and committed when unable to raise it. Police found stolen coats at his Bannack cabin, including Reynolds’ and a fur coat valued at $75. Gordon, believed to be the mint con artist, has multiple aliases and a knack for forging names. Also promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatic pain and other ailments with a dealer guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Utah
Crook
Price
Bannack
Tash
Vermillion
Moore
Reynold
Dillon
Mr. Reynolds
Tommy Haw
Jaggers
Nominations Listed for Dillon City Officers 1899
Official nominations for Dillon Montana city officers to be voted April 3 1899 include Justin Morse for mayor Everton J Conger police magistrate J H Gilbert city treasurer William A Jones George W French Robert J Moore J D James and Henry R Melton city clerk attesting list dated March 3 1899. Independent ticket noted for police magistrate and public notice notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana
Olti
MNA Tuk
Beaverhead
Henry R. Melton
Henry R. Meuron
Reward for Reyndert Schurman whereabouts
Fifty dollars reward for information on the present location of Reyndert Schurman dead or alive. Last heard from Bannack City Montana on September 27 1897. Address David van Wyk Justice of the Peace Hoboken New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyndert Schurman
Bannack City
Mont
David van’ Wyk
Justice of the Peace
Hoboken
N. J
Summer Bucks Urgency From Acerman Cornell Lau
A fragmented plea asks for funds to secure an exit this summer. Names Fred Acerman, Orsig Cornell, and Frank Lau appear in the readable text. The note emphasizes immediate financial help for a planned departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred, Ackerman
Orsig Cornell
Frank Lau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goodwin T. Paul
Dillon Theatre
HI Henry
Grand Concert Orchestra
Dillon News Co
Kathryn Parnell
Dillon and Vicinity
Triponn
Cushing
G. We Dart Hardware Co
Tribune
L. Anderson
Lima
Alaska
Nelson Sheffield
Sheriff Pyle
Omaha
Oregon
McCammon
Idaho
Samuel
Golden Rule
Grand Triple Entertainment Co
Dart’s
Opera House
de Witt
L.J. Williams
J. Sheer
Sedalia
Ida Marchon
Anaconda
Lucy R. Grannis
Grannis
Euchre Club
Emil Timer
DeWitt
Kathyrn Purnell
Blanchie
New York
Paris
Pierre Marchand
Purnell
E. J. Pasmore
State Normal School
State Normal
Arthur
James Jaggers
U.& Court
T Bonuack
United States
Pride
U.8
Rodgers
Barbour
Alate
Pyle
Uncle Sam
U. S
Wall
Elena
Kodak
Cushing’s
A. H. Ball
Bonaccord
Marian Jorgenson
Normal School
O. K. Paul & Co
Aer
Mra
J. H. Wharton
Madam Bourrott
Salt Lake
Tarpuni Pusaisata Co
D. Hooker
Christchurch
Sheridan
J. McManus
Oregon Short Line
Pocatello
Paul Henneberry
Ranch
David L. Smith
North Washington Street
John R. Ward
Montana Music Co
State
Ensor Institute
Phillipsburg
Prof. Schilling
Dart Opera House
Vogler, Wiedemann Co
Salt Lake City
Bedrock
Robert J. Wing
New Bedford
Mass
St. James Church
Ballard
Justin 5. Morse
Everton J. Conger
J. H. Gilbert
William A. Jones
George W. French
Robert J. Moore
Independent Ticket
J.D. James
Honolulu
M. A. Miller
I. W. Hodgens
A. D
1899
Kid
Button
Cushing & Sons
B. F. White
Otho Klemm
First National Bank
Anderson Bros
Dillon, Montana
Dillon Cash
Masonic Block
John W. Morton
O. BE. Morse
Undertaker’s
COODS
Dillon, Mont
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