City Council Special Session Adopts Mauldin Addition
Dillon Montana October 3 1890 the city council met in special session as a board of equalization approving the Mauldin addition map and its streets and alleys after review. Ordinances Sec 3 and Sec 4 were adopted relating to idle children and trial by jury changes. The meeting adjourned to October 8 1890 with further court house time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr Bridge
Thompson & Reynolds, Lumber
T. J. Mulany
L. C. Fyhrie
Josephus Rich
J. E. Morse
Chas. Padly
Wm. Gibson
Mauldin
Dillon
Committee On
Court House
Pat. Steizer
Seven Heads Counted at Front Window in Dillon Area
Local report notes seven heads seen at a Dillon street house front window around 1 30 p m on Sunday. The youths are identified as well known Dillon men gazing in one direction. The item mentions various local topics including the Dillon band, Owl club, Beaverhead fair, and the United States club revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Dillon
Marshal Mulaney
Dillon Band
Twin Bridges
Owl Club
Beaverhead County
Dillon Athletic Association
John Anderson Dunbar
United State Club
Thomas H. Hamilton
Mississippi
G. Washington Crowell
Salt Water Proof Wood Distantly Known as Cabbage Tree
The cabbage tree, a rare Florida palmetto family species reaching twenty to forty feet, has corklike porous wood that resists salt water and barnacles making it ideal for posts and bridges in marine settings. It needs no creosoting unlike pine piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
His fleeting ideas by Barnum Sullivan and others
A multi author work titled His Fleeting Ideas lists P. T. Barnum, John L. Sullivan, Bill Nye, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Maj. Alfred C. Calhoun and others as contributors. Each chapter bears a different writer and each illustration a different artist. the final chapter promises thrilling illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. Barnum
John L. Sullivan
Bill Nye
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Maj
Alfred C. Calhoun
Howe & Hummel
Inspector Byrnes
Pauline Hall
Miss Eastlake
W. H. Ballou
Nell Nelson
Alan Dale
Estate of Leopold Gampsjaggers Deceased Notice
Notice by Gerhard Albers administrator to creditors and others with claims against Leopold Gampsjaggers deceased to present vouchers within four months. Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. First publication October 3, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Gampejaggers
Leopold Gampsjagger
Gerhard Albers
Dillon
Pold Gampessagers
Beaverhead
Pold Gamp
Verhead
Leopold Gamps Jaggers
Barbour Atty
Mont
District Court
Beaverhead County
Dilton
Leopold Gampslager
Mathias Gamer
Eaid Land
Theodore Nelson
Ole Peterson
John Aleson
Reuben Sarton
Chri
Bac
Case Davidson
Eeach
Hontans
Silonane
Beaver
Lippe Davidson
Christian Mead
H. R. Melton
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S. Gov't Report
the City Council
Pur
Stezer
Albany
Albany Argus
D. le Sonef
Melbourne Zoological Gardens
Pittsfield
Pierson
Pittsfield Cor
Springfield Republican
Janet
Dr. King
Bucklen
N. M. White
Mhit
Leopold Gampajagger
G. Auagis
Dillon, Mont
David Lamont, P. M
Glendale
E. Atizn, P, M
A. Swracett
Land Office
Helena
Monts
Susan E. Gray
Thomas Clement
George M
A. Schaarrt
Sale
Tae Bennett
Monica
Paris
Jond 'S Canyon
State of Man
Appison O. Roser
Tomas F. Hamilton
Lon Albers 2Laintiff
Fencant
Arene
Homana
Estant
Shevasbene Cooly
Sane
Ntana
Twos
P. Hamiuton
Berit
Hammer & Moorhe
Montana
Far East
Butte
Meltons
Kearseys
Hammer & Moore
Dillon, Montana
Dillon Implement Company
Dilio
McCormick
Rang & Morton
Bee Hive Store
John Weightman
A. L. Anderson
Weightman & Anderson
Argenta
Bannack
Corinne
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