Stone and Bove Feature of State Bank of Dillon
A Tribune sketch highlights A L Stone and BOVE as the moving spirit behind the State Bank of Dillon. Stone arrived in Dillon over twenty years ago and has spent most of his business life there. The motto: We know our country and supply its needs.
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Black Faced Bucks and Langshan Roosters for Sale
60 two and three year old Black Faced Bucks 100 one year old Black Faced Bucks 260 Lambs Black Faced Bucks are Hamp shires and Oxfords with black faces and legs Also 25 Langshan Roosters for sale Postoffice address Twin Bridges Montana Call or write Phone 44-3 4 tf T F Jenkins.
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Auction List Reads One Hundred Fine Wool Ewes and Rams
A county sale listing shows one band of young ewes with one hundred head of fine wool yearling rams and one hundred head of yearling Cotswold rams listed for auction. Names Hans Anderson and Bannack J MorSe, Dillon appear as contacts.
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John Schrank Pleads Guilty in Roosevelt Attempt Case
John Schrank pleaded guilty in Milwaukee to attempting to kill Theodore Roosevelt. The court ordered a sanity inquiry before sentencing. The prosecutor asked for a plea and Schrank replied, Why, guilty, Mr. Zabel. Judge Backus questioned his plea.
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Schrank Confesses Motive in Roosevelt Shooting Trial
Schrank proclaims he shot Theodore Roosevelt to warn against a third presidential term, claiming the act was not about party or candidate but stopping men from seeking prolonged office. The judge orders an insanity commission with Dr Studley and others to evaluate his mental state. A Milwaukee attorney is appointed to represent Schrank. An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Potts the Druggist.
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Jeffery Cross Country car marries gasoline engine with electric motor
The 1913 Cross Country car debuts a combined 38 horsepower four cylinder gasoline engine and electric motor generator. Press start to power and lights, ten inch extra upholstery, and a ten thousand mile guarantee. Jeffery service network covers over four hundred dealers. Parts supply near half a million dollars invested. Prices listed: windshield $30 and equipment bundle $70.
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