Crowell’s and Dart Hardware dot Dillon ads mix in town chatter
Crowell’s markets advertise honey maple sap fresh apples and mince pie goods while Dart Hardware Co promotes coal ranges handles skates and china. Local notes cover bond school progress, church district talks, new drug store management and lively holiday promotions across Dillon with shops urging ads and displays.
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Dart Hardware Co
Crowell
Salvation Army
Dillon
Cox & Pyle
W. M. Oliver
State Normal School Board
Normal School
City council assigns five electric arc lights for streets
The Helena city council decided five electric arc street lights will be placed at corners Center and Montana, Washington and Reeder, Idaho and Bannack, Helens and Idaho, and Sebree and Montana. Union Pacific may swing two more across tracks at Helena and Bannack crossings. New lamps will be 2,000 candle power, more than twice the old 1,200. Operation expected by December 1.
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Electric Light Company
Center
Montana
Washington
Reeder
Idaho
Bannack
Helens
Sebree
Union Pacific Company
Helena Street
Bannack Street
Thomsen
Death in Dillon Prompts Funeral at Presbyterian Church
Robert D. Hayter aged 22 died Friday November 8 in Dillon of pneumonia after four weeks in the city seeking a milder climate for consumption. He was a native of Huntington Canada and the brother of Mrs Frank Williams. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian church with Rev Walter Hayes officiating.
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Robert D. Hayter
Frank Williams
Huntington
Canada
Dillon
Presbyterian Church
Walter Hayes
Apples in Fancy Washington Varieties At $1.25 Box
Carload of free from worms Washington fall and winter apples in large boxes offered at 1.25 per box. Advertises choice varieties and claims value one third higher than typical market prices. From O. E. Morse.
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Washington
E. Morse’s
Construction on Normal School footing Nearing Completion
By week’s end the concrete footing for the Normal School foundation should be finished. All available men have worked on the footing for days. The project will use about 500 loads of gravel and sand and nearly 400 barrels of cement. Teams have hauled lumber to the grounds all week.
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Gopper
Kupfer's
Crowell’s
O. E. Morse’s
The
Opera House
City
Huber
Socarco’s
N. E. Hammer
N. E. Hammer's
Tripune
Wrought Iron Range Co
T. M. Selway
Beaverhead Meat Co
Butte
W. B. Welch
Messrs. C. F. Moore & Co
Newberg
Ore
Chamberlain
Hanatlo Gos
Hammer
Schneider
Jos. Shineberger
Shannon
Dillon Funiture. Co
Syracuse
Crawford
Crowell'’s
Kupfer’s
Limoges
Bert Thatcher
Jim Forrester
de Witt
N. M. White
Jos. A. Browne
Beaver Canyon
Melrose
Trinn
A. D. Walker
Charles Martin
Salmon Republic
Hame
H. A. Bond
Scearce
Riley
N. Axe
West
Dillon Trionz
Hall
Tria- Une
Chas. Hail
Gibbonsville
Holden
Smith
Lima
Tait
Whitehall
Bennett
City Drug Store
W. B Welch
Henry Dengler
Elkhorn
Wilman & MecConnell
KE. Timer & CO
Dillon Mercantile Co
R. J. Moore
L. Hansen
Renz Cushing
Monroe Mann
Bloody Dick
Wise River
Bear
W. B. Orem
Dr. Orr
Ayer
South America
Spain
Australia
India
J. O. Geertson
Frank
George
H. J. Burleigh
J. H. McLean
W. A. Jones
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N. EB. Hammer
Simmons Liver Regulator
J. M. Rollins
Fairfield
Dominion Company
Omaha
Chicago
Ill
D. J. Kenney
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EF. Burns
Meek
Camptonville
Cal
Bill
Ladies’ Union
Derwear
Cushing & Sons
Eliel Brothers
G. W. Dart Hardware Co
B. F. White
Otho Klemm
First National Bank
Dillohy
Anderson Bros
At.marlow
Sale Stable
Dillon and Bannack
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Virginia Mail and Express Line
Dillon Gash Grocery Company