Dillon Area News Notes From Beaverhead County
Dillon area items report visits by H Holmes and H Hand from Butte, locals in town including W G Galigher, J H Daffy, and Dart Hardware ads. Ongoing sales of hardware, farm tools, bicycle parts, Glidden barb wire, and malt extract shipments. Irregular local incidents include Maud Padley’s fall, Sidney Johnson’s broken collar bone, and Ehrickson work at Breinard Williams store renovations.
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J. H. Daffy
Anaconda
Dillox Implement Co
Wm. G. Galigher
Buite
Dart Hardware Co
Maud Padley
Normal School Elects D E Sanders as President
The state normal school executive board elected D. E. Sanders of Fort Scott Kansas as president for one year at a meeting last Saturday. The new president will arrive next week and begin duties immediately.
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The
State Normal School
D. E. Sandera
Fort Scott
Kan
Panxs Tra and House of Tea At Dillon Drug Store
An old-time ad item describes Panxs Tra sold at N M White Drug Store in Dillon Montana. It advertises reduced prices on setting and other work at Ryer blacksmith shop with guaranteed satisfaction. Also mentions O L ticket sales for Ringing Bros Circus trips from Lima Silver Bow to Dillon and from Dillon to Butte with round-trip fares.
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Prey
Panxs
N. M. White Drug Store
Ryer
Dillon, Mont
Bad Rock
St. Louis
New Ca
Cape
Reece
MS Roberts’ Supply ‘House
Minneapolis
Beaverhead County Pioneer Association Elects Officers
The Beaverhead County Pioneer Association held its annual meeting in this city. Officers elected were President A F Graeter Vice President Wm Roe Secretary R T Wing and Treasurer Jos A Brown A resolution called for a June Bannack meeting timed with a dredge boat launch and plans for a fair ground purchase and a reorganized fair and racing association with a Fourth of July celebration and fall races.
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Beaverhead County
Bannack
Fair and Racing Association
Memorial Sermon on Our Heritage Invites Veterans
At morning service a illustrated sermon will be preached to children and all ages. In the evening Mr. Cattermole delivers a memorial sermon honoring our heritage. Old veterans and all who revere departed heroes are invited to attend.
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Cattermole
Steadman Post to Hold Memorial Procession May 30
Members of Steadman Post G A R will form a procession at armory hall next Sunday May 30 at 3 PM and proceed to the cemetery to decorate graves of departed comrades. Union memorial services at Methodist church follow at 8 PM. All old soldiers invited to attend.
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Steadman Post
Armory Hall
Union
Methodist Church
JosEphus Riew
Thomas Lovcuerner
Ho KoEmu
Peace theme fills Presbyterian services as week closes
Last Sunday at the Presbyterian church services drew strong attendance. Morning music highlighted a duet by Mesdames Hammer and Weller and the Treble Cliff quartet. Evening worship was well attended. Next Sunday Mr. Weller will address "Memorists Past and Present" with patriotic emphasis, but no services will be held at the church.
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Presbyterian Church
Mesdames Hammer
Weller
Rusio
Dredge Project Advances at Bon Accord Placers in Marysville
In an interview with Hon J Stewart Wallace J P ex M P of London England and president of Bon Accord Placer Limited it was revealed the company will erect a dredge one half larger than the A Fe Graeter. Built by Bucyrus Steam Dredge and Shovel Co it will handle 5000 to 6000 yards daily with adjustable faszly outlets and steam power extending the work season. The project promises to unlock deep Grasshopper creek beds and potentially 50 to 100 million dollars in gold, transforming the county and state prospects. Wallace will sail to England aboard City of Rome the Saturday after next.
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J. Stewart Wallace
J. P
M. P
London
Eng
Bon Accord Placer, Limited
Trrsune
Bon Accord Placers
Marysville
Grasshopper Creek
Bannack
A. FE. Graeter
Bucyrus Steam Dredge and Shovel Co
South Milwaukee
Sid
Stewart Wallace
Montana
England
Rome
Dillon High Alumni Reception of 1998 Class
The Dillon High School class of 1898 hosted a reception for alumni and invited guests Wednesday evening at the home of Misses Weller and Barfeind. The event praised by the class in charge featured decorated rooms, a brief musical program, guessing games, and lively conversation. Over 40 guests attended and refreshments were served by the 98 graduates after 11 o’clock.
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Dillon High School
Parks Cough Syrup Promises Handy Relief for Croup
If so you cannot be without a bottle of Parks Cough Syrup where it will be handy Unequalled in Croup Whooping Cough and the disagreeable colds to which children are subject.
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N. M. White Drug Store
Desert entry and estate matters before Jackson O court
Wm Englebaugh made a desert entry near Jackson P O L O and Peter LeBlanc made a homestead entry nearby. Fyrie et al sue Eva M Eastman et al with a motion to reinstate the case. Burleigh & Willis represent. Estate of Michael Swenson deceased with inventory and appraisal, petition to sell real estate, order to show cause and hearing time set.
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Wm. Englebaugh
Jackson
Fyrie
Runaway fright causes multiple deaths on Short Line
Passenger reports a runaway freight train collision at American Falls on the Short Line yesterday. Eleven men beating their way were killed, including several sheep shearers bound for Montana. Joe Steffany was among the victims. his baggage had been sent to Dillon where he had worked before. Meanwhile a separate note from Fairhaven notes Mrs. Rowland’s long rheumatism relief by Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which helped her sleep within an hour after use. 25 and 50 cent sizes are sold by City Drug Store.
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Phillips
de Witt
N. M. White Drug Store
Sidney Johnson
Poindexter and
Orr
Bert Orr
Leason
Ayer
American Falls
Montana
Joe Steffany
Dillon
Fairhaven
James Rowland
Mr. Rowland
Chamberlain
City Drug Store
O. &. L. A. R. Ticket Sale and 1000 Mile Book Plan
The O. L. A. R will sell round trip tickets from Montana to Salt Lake for 16 70 with sale July 13 limited for return by July 26. Oregon Short Line begins April 5 selling 1000 mile book tickets at 30 each valid across Utah Wyoming Idaho Oregon Montana and on San Pete Valley R R.
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Montana
Salt Lake
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
San Pete Valley
R.R
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Dr. Holmes
Down From
Butte
Goewell, & Hanson
James
Lake Lavery
Lima
Morton's
H. Hand
Cushing & Sons
New Ad
Trisune Pos. Co
M. L. Davidson
Gibbonsville
Dillon Implement Co
W. T. Taylor
al E. Graeter
Argenta
A. F
Willard Pyle
Dick Nelson
Missoula
W. H. Pyle
A B. Richmond
New York
Pennsylvania
Beaverhead
Williamson
S.S. Patterson
Altce Thorpe
Breinard & Williams
Ladies of the Baptist Young People’s Society
John Shively
Dillon“Brewery
J. F. Bishop
Tate Taylor
A. E.graeter
H. P. Grugan
Bon Accord Placers, Limited
Milwaukee
Pioneers
Bonn
Femme
Soeee
Roy Nemget
Eage Tee Sone
Et Rao
Keepman's Wagon
Dillon Implement Company
J. T. Cox
W. S. Pyle
COX & Pyle
GEO. J
Butchers
Veal
Dillon National Bank
Dillon, Montana
Dixon
John T. Fackler
First National Bank
Resources
U. S
Re Wee Aw
Pr’fts
N’s &T
J. B. F. Warre
B. F. White
H. J. Burleigh
Otho Klemm
Rh. A. Sullivan
Lambert Eqviel
Hanson
Jewell & Hanson
Keating
Keatings
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