Local notices from Dillon and vicinity
Chas Mikus visits from Bannack and Frank Degenhart from Big Hole basin is in town. Rev J Jordan leaves for California to visit family. Mrs C W Birchard and children visit Mra O E Morse during the fair. Rev E G Catter has a new knife and dangerous warning. C C D store promotes wraps and ten day sale on wraps. Mrs Pete Anderson of Sage Creek ill with dyspepsia and related ailments. De Witt's Little Early Risers advertised as a cure by N M White drug store. Rev J H Spencer leaves Anaconda for Troy New York to take Baptist post. friends wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Birchard
Twin Bridges
Mra
de Witt
N. M. White Drug Store
J. H. Spencer
Anaconda
Troy
N. Y
Spencer
New York
Local items and travel ads from Dillon paper
Will Staudaher and Eliel Bros travel to Butte on business. H D. Brainard visits Salmon City. Urban McClean visits Butte guest of Bert Fyhrie. Advertising for ink eradicators and stain removers. Ladies' High Five club meets Mrs J G Shannon. Mrs W B Carter receives Dresden salad bowl. Billings Burling ton rail route touts time and money savings to Omaha St Joseph Kansas City St Louis. Rio Grande Western Great Salt Lake Route promotes scenery and through travel. Cascarets candy cathartic advertised for constipation relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Brainard
Salmon City
Urban McClean
Butte
Bert Fyhrie
Trisune
Dillon
J.G. Shannon
W. B. Carter
Ce ‘Ives
Dart Hardware Co
Rockies
Ogden Gateway
Rio Grand Western Railway
Great Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Temple City
Utah Valley
Salt Lake
Glenwood Springs
Leadville
Denver
Pullman
Ogden
Chicago
F. A. Wadleigh
City Council Minutes Record Routine Meetings and Bills
City Council met in regular session with Mayor in chair. Alderman Anderson absent. Monthly reports filed by police judge, chief, and city treasurer. Bills approved for street work, salaries, prisoners, library books, and utilities. several apportionments set for salary, street, light, and police funds. Also notes a Klondike tale of Dawson and Louse Town whisky practices as anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliel
Anderson
Rich
G. W. Murray
Dray Seeeseees
Thompson & Reynolds
Umber R. Tritt
Wm. Clark
Jewell & Hanson
Geo. Nash
Fishbilla
al Yane
Jne- Taylor
Chas
Nailson
McLaughlin
Hooker
Dillon News Co
Pat Peetete
Dillon Fair and Racing Association claims reminder
All persons having bills again at the Dillon Fair and Racing association, also those holding premium awards are requested to present the same to me not later than Saturday. lt B. N. Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Fair and Racing Association
Rains End Dillon Fair Races As Damp Crowd Fails Dance
Friday closed the Dillon fair with rain that turned the track to mud. Two races held in heavy drizzle, crowds rushed to trains, and a planned dance was canceled after the rain kept attendees away. Saturday cleared and racing resumed with purses funded by gate receipts.
Dillon Gallants Hold Consolation Dance After Fair Cancel
On Friday the Dillon Gallants organized a consolation dance after the fair association canceled the official event. W H Cochran led the preparations and forty five couples danced from 9:30 to 12:30 with the Dillon orchestra providing four pieces. The turnout proved socially and financially successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Gallants
Fair Association
W. H. Cochran
Dillon Orchestra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Porter Dave & Cue. Corp
Sole Props
Boston
Dillon and Vicinity
Chas, Mikus
Frank Degenhart
Big Hole Basin
D.1.co
Rev. J
Jordan
California
C.C. D
Pete Anderson
Sage Creek
Sheriff Smith
Will Staudaher
Eliel Bros
T. E. G. Lynch
N.M. White Drug Store
Billings
Burlington
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
C.C. C
Croup
Mountain Glen
Ark
Chamberlain
F. A. Thornton
City Drug Store
Klondike
Dawson
Louse Town
B. N. Stevenson
Capes
Just
Children’s and
Foster, Pauis & Co
Sennees
Dillon Implement Company
J.T. Cox
Pyle
COX & Pyle
GEO
J. Staudaker
Butchers
Veal
Dillon National Bank
Dillon, Montana
Ce Lamont
Kremling
Eugene B Jones
Gregory
F. B. Williams
THE
Kentucky Liquor Store
Idanha
Schlitz
Montana
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