Local social notes and business listings in West Side area
Personal notices from Butte California visitors to Dillon include Mrs Hart updates on millinery and caps while Dr Rathbone and Dr McKendry advertise offices and services. Events include Epworth League social at the M E church and St James guild sales. Lost turquoise diamond ring, and a three day fair planned by St Rose ladies precede Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Church
J. R. Norville
N. Wood
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
St. James Guild
Old Man with the Fish Promises Strength for All Ages
Narrative ad touts Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a universal tonic. Claims to aid consumptives and weak children, renews flesh and blood, and benefits old folks and infirm adults. Endorsed by Scott & Bowne chemists of New York with pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Shot accident wounds Julius Hartwig near Willis
A Melrose telephone message reported Julius Hartwig of near Willis was accidentally shot yesterday afternoon and severely wounded. Dr. Mueller from Melrose attended the injured man and said he is very seriously hurt but expected to recover.
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Melrose
Tripunz
Julius Hartwig
Near Willis
Mueller
Mine Superintendent Fred Randolph Injured Near Bannack
Fred Randolph superintendent of the New Departure mine at Bannack was thrown from a cart when his horse frightened. He broke a leg and was brought to Dillon by Emerson Slack with Dr. Kingsbury attending at Slack's ranch.
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Fred Randolph
Pear Bannack
Dillon
Mr. Randolph
Emerson Slack
Dr. Kingsbury
Mr. Slack
Fair Store draws winner for World’s Fair trip
The second drawing was held last Monday evening with judges W. H. A. Johnson Frank Thompson and Evans Innes. Little Marvel Sanders drew the tickets. Mrs. T. J. Murray won the free trip. Mr Lusher’s advertisement lists names that appeared on the drawn tickets.
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T. J. Murray
W. H. A. Johnson
Frank Thompson
Evans Innes
Little Marvel Sanders
Lusher
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
An advertisement claims deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh can be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It offers a $100 reward for any case not cured, notes nationwide distribution through F. J. Cheney & Co. with Tec. Hall's Family Pills described as the best, and invites readers to send for free circulars.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cso
Normal College notes increases in attendance and events
Dr Squire returns from institute work while Dr Bagley departs to lecture. New students Misa Marie Shedd and Helga Starr arrive. A dining hall table is added for more seating. Dormitory girls hosted a dancing party with Dillon men. Dr Swain plans lectures similar to last year with a late month start. The boys anticipate another game after a Friday loss. Mrs Owsley hosted Halloween entertainment with girls dressing up for dinner and activities after.
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Squire
Bagley
Misa Marie Shedd
Helga Starr
Dillon
High School Football Victory and Halloween Remnants
Friday night the High School defeated Normal in a fine game as fans filled the stands with whistles and horns. A parade formed after the win, the yard showed Halloween remnants, and Captain Gilbert’s team plans a game against Normale or town team next week.
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Cardinal
Achocl
Ostlege
Gilbert
Normalites Chronicle and Fire Alarm at Local School
Students arrived sleepy after Halloween with smoke spotted by Mr. Thomas who rang a fire alarm in good faith. The basketball score 19 to 25 favored B. C. H.8. Ernest Ritter narrowly survived a cordwood haul mishap nine miles north of Dillon as the wagon fell and wheel ran over his thigh, a serious injury but no bones broken.
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Fay Erwin
Fay
Ernest G. Ritter
Wm. Roberts
Roberts Ranch
Dillon
Stone Creek
Mr. Ritter
Dr Martin Returns From World’s Fair Visit to Dillon
Rev Dr Martin arrived in Dillon this afternoon direct from the World’s Fair. He plans church services both morning and evening next Monday and asks his congregation not to expect a series of sermons about the fair. He will remain in Dillon briefly while Mrs Martin visits Missouri.
White or Heinze in Beaverhead County Debate Flayed
The Dillon audience hears F Augustus Heinze denounce Governor B F White amid accusations of corruption. Supporters praise White for defeating Heinze’s schemes, while critics condemn Heinze’s meddling and warn voters against his U S senate bid.
Anderson or Gist Which Sheriff Hopefuls Will Enforce Law
Dillon residents read a note from Oct 26 that Clark Anderson supporters press him to refuse help to gamblers if elected sheriff. The piece cites 1901 anti gambling law authorizing sheriffs to break into gambling houses to arrest offenders, with or without a warrant.
Sheriff Candidate Clark Anderson Linked to Gambling Promises
The Examiner states Clark Anderson the republican sheriff candidate is not responsible for promises by supporters to the local gambling fraternity. It urges he will enforce the anti gambling law when evidence warrants it, regardless of warrants in hand.
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Gist
Mr. Gist
Clark Anderson
Sherff
Anderson
Republican ticket praised as nation bids for victory
The writer dismisses rumors against Republican candidates as slander and urges party unity. He claims the Amalgamated Democratic ticket links to Standard Oil and warns of tactics to sway voters. Roosevelt and Fairbanks are predicted to win nationwide, with Beaverhead County expected to back the ticket by about 500.
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Silver Bow County
Standard Oil Company
Heinze
Stand By Their Guns The Examiner Foretells Election Winds
The Examiner urges Democratic voters to stand by their guns on election day and questions Republican resolve. The piece notes strong Roosevelt bets in New York, with five to one on Roosevelt and two to one in the state, implying clear political momentum.
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Examiner
Clark Anderson
New York
Roosevelt
State of
Frank Hazelbaker Gains Support Across Big Hole and Beaverhead
The candidate is described as young frank and manly, highly trusted for honesty and integrity. He is expected to carry the Big Hole with a sweep and Beaverhead valley is likely to follow.
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Frank Hazelbaker
Frank
Beaverhead Valley
Miner Henry Jacobs Returns to Dillon After Accident
Henry Jacobs, long time miner near Nome, has returned to Dillon after an accident that led to the amputation of two fingers on his right hand. A public notice reminds voters of a new pastry on the ballot for Constitutional Amendment next Tuesday. A fur collarette and a black martin were left at Dillon theatre stairs for a finder who should report to Huber Bros. store for reward. A baby girl was born to Mrs. Peter Jenson on the ranch north of Dillon on Monday October 31.
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Henry Jacobs
Nome
Dillon
Dillon Theatre
Huber Bros
Peter Jenson
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First National Bank
F. P. Harrison’s
R. Z. Thomas
Butte
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Enworth League
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A. G. Williams
Santa Ana
San Diego
Williams
W. W. Edmondson
Zens
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Edmonson
McCoy
Whiteson
West Side Enterprise
Independence
Oregon
O. R. Curtis
Red Rock Lakes
Menara Fred Heffner
Homer Harrison
M.E
I. Cashmore
Epworth League
Mra. Hart's
Wm. Hughes
Gilmore
Idaho
A. L. Anderson
Needle Club
H. H. Swain
Tribune
Orsig Cornell
Main Street
Fioder
Tribune Office
McKendry
Butte Optical Company
Metten
Butte Optics Company
Normal College
F. Augustus Heinze
Montana
Gov
B. F. White
Gov.White
White
Gov. White
House
Prince of Grafters
Heirzs
Heimze
U.S
Hill
U. S
Montena
Neck of the Woods
Beaverhead
Heinzer
Jefferson
Augustus Heinze
Decker and
Selway
Dillon Examiner
Shropshire and Cotts
Wold Bucks
Twin Bridges
M. Lauterbach
Fairbanks
Indiana
West Virginia
Connecticut
Rhode Ialand
New Jersey
Mason & Dixon
Missouri
Beaverhead County
S. S. Patterson
Dillon, Montana
W. G. Crank & Sor
E. T. Brock
Brown Bros
Dillon Tribune
St. Louis
Denver
City
Salt Lake City
West Second South ST. Q
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