Local notices and shop listings around Dillon
Roy Miller visits Mill Point. Klein’s Cash Store sells fishing tackle and new R. P. Smith shoes. Graeter Grocery Co. stocks oats wheat corn and bran. Post Office Store carries papers magazines and outfits. Jack London opening chapters in Tribune and Trip Tue. John Fleming cattle buyer visits Dillon. Power outage 1:15 to 1:50 due to wire trouble. Various locals in town on business. Born last week to Roy and Mrs Selway a son. Acacia offers guaranteed work. George M. Tash in Dillon from Polaris. James Mauldin visits from Butte. J R and C H Scott from Grant Mont. Dr. Morton Egbert Dentist. Barrys visit Butte to see Checkers. J W Elliott rancher from near Wisdom. Robert W. Hayes rancher from Dewey. Fish tackle at Post Office Store. Up-to-date underwear at Klein’s. George Tash Dillon rancher in town on business. Harry Davis Big Hole cattleman in town. Dr. F H Bimrose dentist in Dillon. Rev W E Goings Lima pastor visits Dillon. Ed and Mardaman Duff see Checkers in Butte. L H Pauley cattle buyer leaves for Butte. Full line biology and theme paper at Post Office Store. Store For Sale long lease good line of goods. Roy Wm Klein. B Rawyer. E J Callaway Virginia City district court. E T Phillips and J J Prewitt railroad men from Missouri on lay-off. Phillips related to Pat James and John Phillips. Montana leaves favorable impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graeter Grocery Co
Wm. Klein,Jr
Armstead
R. P. Smith Shoes
Klein
Robert Schendell
Lima
Philip J. Lonegan
Butte
Acacia
Chas
E. Miller
Wisdom
R. H. Ryburn
Bannack
Dillon
J. E. Hample
John H. Judge
Polaris
Duchess
Bond & Bond's
Frank Sawyer
Edmund J. Callaway
W. E. Lloyd
James T. Blair
Horse Prairie
Sam Thomas
Payette
Idaho
Ashlock
Osteopath
Car
Washington
John Nyhart
Dillon Coal & Transfer Co
Dillon Bakery
Dillon Steam Laundry
Local Dillon News Highlights and Advertisements
A roundup of Dillon items includes tobacconist notes, merchants selling coal and goods, and upcoming events. People visiting from Armstead, Warm Springs, and Butte are listed, with church notices, dance plans, and holiday advertising urged. Reports mention Earnest tidbits on residents, births, and local commerce activity.
Miserable Dyspeptics Invited to Potts Drugstore
A late 19th or early 20th century advertisement promotes MI-Q-NA and MI-O-NA stomach tablets sold by Potts Drug Store. The copy promises relief from indigestion nervousness dizziness and headaches with a 50 cent box and a money back guarantee if misery remains. The tone aims to cheer a gloomy reader and urges purchase today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts
Probable Holdup Foiled by County Officers
Two laborers on a new railroad were watched by officers Sunday evening as they attempted to ride the southbound train out of town in the baggage car. They were arrested and jailed overnight, then released Monday after a warning. four bottles of whiskey and a fifty-cent piece were found on them.
Redemption of County Warrants Notice
All registered County Warrants of all funds are called in on November 20 1911. Interest ceases on warrants not presented for payment by that date. A L Bapcon County Treasurer.
Japanese Banquet Held by Dillon Citizens
The Dillon Beaverhead club hosted a banquet in honor of the Mikado birthday with about thirteen Japanese guests and forty local citizens. The room displayed both the Japanese flag and the U S flag, a fine dinner was served, and Japanese songs were performed before many attendees left to attend a courthouse meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead Club
Japan
Discount on lighting bills begins November 1 with 25 percent by tenth
The Union Electric Co announces a 25 percent discount on all lighting bills if paid by the tenth starting November 1, excluding motor and all-night business. Bills paid after the tenth receive no discount and those unpaid by the 15th may have lights turned off. This order comes from headquarters and will be enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Exuctric. Co
Land Notice Describes 145 Acres South of Dillon
Classified brief records 145 acres of land described as south of Dillon. Signed by E B Sprinkle. Entry appears as 44-4t in the newspaper’s legal notices section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
E. B. Sprinkle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huber Bros
Montana
Hubbr Bros
Roy Miller
Mill Point
Klein's Cash Store
Jack London
The
Tribune
John Fleming
Union Stock Yards
Portland
Ore
Roy Selway
Acasia
George M. Tash
Ge James Mauldin
J. R.and
C. H. Scott
Grant, Mont
Morton Egbert
M. E. Barry
J. W. Elliott
Robert W. Hayes
Dewey
Klein’s Cash Store
George Tash
Big Hole Country
Harry Davis
Big Hole
F. H. Bimrose
Dillion
William E. Goings
Methodist Church
Mardaman Duff
L. H. Pauley
Roy Wm. Klein
Brawyer
E. J. Callaway
Virginia City
District Court
E. T. Phillips
J. J. Prewitt
Missouri
Mr. Phillips
Pat
James
John Phillips
Grant
Milt Hayes
J. W. Scott
Cascade Flour
Bond & Bond
Alonzo
Olive Hanson
Warm Springs
Mr. Merchant
P. H. Hall
C. M. Hanson
Bell Roadhouse
C. W. Scott
S. E. J. Bowman
Daly Bank and Trust Co
Anaconda
Patterson
Jackson
National Biscuit’Co’s
Sweetwater Road
C. W. MacWilliams
St. James Church
Mr. Hooker
S. D. Hooker
Presbyterian Church
Corner Pacific and
Glendale Sts
O. M. Bespee Best
Atlantic St
Roy Wm. Klien
H. W. Britt
Hughes & McCaleb
E. R. Ackley
Edie Block
Idaho Street
Frank Bassett
Kentucky Avenue
Bannock
Will Kuney
Lolo
Kuney
Fitch
Holt
Centennial Valley
James Dodd
Tattersall
Harry G. Davis
Frank J. Brown
Charles Lawrence
Bristow
James Crook
Lovell
P. O
Alice Hasford
Denver
Dr. Swain
Dillon Wendesday
J. P. Loss
Bert Dunbar
Bill Erwin
Dunbar
Johnson & Boone
Dr. Pierce
Golden
E.’. E. Dodds
Red House
Red Dillon
Free Tribune Theatre Coupon Free
Grand Theatre
A. L. Bapcon
LEVI STRAUSS @ CO
C. S. Ballenger
City Drug Store
Eliel Brothers
Montana Mercantile
Montana Mercantile Co
Dillon, Mont
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