First Circus Visit Highlights Salmon Community
The Cole Bros. show drew a large Salmon crowd the day before Dillon with visitors traveling from hundreds of miles to see the elephants and red lemonade. A Dillon soldier letters mention tough life but pride in recruits growth and discipline. Also includes home guidance on fly control and manure sanitation using borax and disinfectants.
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Dillon
Cole Bros
Salmon
Commercial Club
Court House
Chautauqua Dates Set August 7 To 13
Announcement from Ellison-White Chautauqua system confirms this city hosts the annual event from August 7 to 13 with attractions including Chimes of Normandie and baritone James Goddard. Also notes Jackson Road to Big Hole basin now open and improving after winter.
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Pearl I. Smith
Normandie
James Goddard
Jackson Road
Big Hole Basin
Jackson
Lee Reece
New Deputy Sheriffs Appointed for Wartime Security
Sheriff Wyman announces wartime deputizations to guard vital property including tunnels bridges and dams. Deputies listed span Grayling Armstead Bedrock Lima Divide Dam and Dillon with P H McMannamy J W Scott J F Thomas J C Wall H E Brooks E L Dunn B A Pierson and Dan Little named.
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Wyman
Oregon Short Line
P. H. McMannamy
Grayling
J. W. Scott
Armstead
J. F. Thomas
Bedrock
J. C. Wall
Lima
H. E. Brooks
Divide Dam
E. L. Dunn
B. A. Pierson
Dan Little
Dillon
Taylor Bradley Hurt In Runaway Horse Incident
Taylor Bradley suffered severe cuts after a horse he rode bolted and entangled him in a barbed wire fence. His arm and hand were badly injured but are improving. Also notes church services led by H G Humphrey on May 18 20 and Melrose school term closed with praise for Prof Arthur S McDonald.
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Taylor Bradley
Mr. Taylor
Methodist Church
Prof
Robt. Clark
Pasta H. G. Humphrey
Armstead
Stone Creek
H. G. Humphrey
Melrose
Arthur S. McDonald
Fine herd of cattle passes through Butte
A trainload of prize winning yearlings owned by E. N. Jones arrived at Hansen Packing stockyards to rest and feed before heading to Spokane. Buyers offered high sums but were refused, as Jones expects this lot to be unmatched. Most are heifers destined to replace the fattest cows in his herd. Feed arrangements were made across Divide, Dewey's Plat, Ralston and Fish Trap.
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Butte
Hansen Packing Company
Spokane
E. N. Jones
Big Hole
Montana
Jones
Mr. Jones
Divide
Dewey's Plat
Ralston
Fish Trap
Summer Session of Normal Begins June 5
Announcement states the summer session of the State Normal will start June 6 and run to August 24. Expected large attendance includes about three hundred extra students beyond regular term. Lectures by prominent figures are planned alongside the standard course. Teachers’ examinations conclude the term. Enrollment is rising, boosted by a new dormitory.
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State Normal
Normal
Sheriff and deputies raid cabins arrest four women
Sheriff Mooney and Deputy conduct multiple raids on cabins in the city north end Sunday night or Monday morning. Three colored women and one white woman are jailed on dis orderly house charges with bonds set at 100 dollars each. Arraignment returns not guilty with trial set for May 17 in justice court. County Attorney Gilbert and Sheriff Wyman vow to continue enforcement to curb vice.
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Mooney
Justice Court
W. G. Gilbert
Wyman
Lamb crop expected to fall short this year
Spring weather brings rapid pasture growth and widespread stock losses. Cattle and sheep losses occurred during the harsh weather of lambing, with some flocks losing up to fifty percent of their lambs and an estimated average loss near forty percent in the locality.
Prohibition Amendment to Spy Bill Is Killed After Prolonged Fight
Washington May 15 The senate passed the espionage bill by 77 to 6 after a lengthy debate. The measure removes newspaper censorship and grain restrictions. It authorizes the president to embargo experts, expands mails censorship, and tightens penalties for espionage and false reports.
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Washington
Senate
House
Post Office Department
United States
Overman
Cummins
Thomas
Postmaster General
la Mollette
France
Gallinger
Gore
Cronna
Jones
la Follette
Townsend
Verdaman
Extraordinary success with chronic and special diseases
Physician advertises homeopathic medicines for chronic nervous blood heart stomach kidney liver private and chronic diseases claiming years of practice and knowledge of advanced methods. Contact for examination and treatment by office visit or correspondence.
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Inger
Ginger
Oyeteratt Ts
Clicquot Club
Som Leves
Wholesale Distributors
Western Wholesale Grocery Co
Dillon, Montana
Waat
Saxon Motor
Saxon
Mont. ST
Dillon, Mont
Dillon Furniture Co
General Furniture Distributors
Great Falls
Howver
Food Sanitation Committee
M. E. Church
Doctor Norcross
Norcross
Owsley Elk
Butte, Mont
Johnson & Pickard
W. A. Thayer
Bearmouth
C. R. Blake
Idaho Street
Frank Hazelbaker
Bell Coal and Transfer Co
Johnson & Boone
Beaverhead
Beaverhead Ranch
Mont
Osteopath
George Brownback
South Washington Street
Holcomb
Ladyolicitors
Kingman Block
River Front
Edith Earle
Charles Street
Omaha
Neb
H. F. Best
Johnson & Boone's
R. R. Rathbone
Hughes and McCaleb
Tattersall’s
Singer
Royal Cafe
Elizabeth Sutherland
Phillips Block
Thomsen Avenue
Lou Tritt
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