Local Notes From Dillon and Vicinity
Dillon and vicinity brief mentions Thompson Campbell Butte attorney visited Dillon Monday Dr E B Lutz Bannack spent last Friday in Dillon J D Wood president Wood River Stock Co Spencer Idaho visited town on business Richard A Reynolds ill weeks showed improvement Miss Mabel Bowers among late Normal students and grandchild of Mrs Burns on railroad avenue Homer Tash family Bannack mourns infant Louise died of stomach and lung trouble buried at Bannack Rev H F Cope Dillon ordained funeral services held Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. ‘Wood
Wood Jive Stock Co
Spencer
Idaho
Mabel Bowers
Normal
Madison Valley
Burns
Railroad Enue
Louise
Homer Tash
Bannack
Annack
H. F. Cope
Dillon
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Relief
Travelers report Ballard's Snow Liniment cures rheumatism lameness neuralgia and muscular pain quickly. R H Morse of Galveston claims two bottles cured three months rheumatism. Sold by L J Williams with price 50 cents and noted as having no substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Morse
Aveling Salesman
Galveston
Texas
Ballard
L. J. ‘iWams
Banquet committees finalize menu and arrangements
The Montana Bulletin reports the volunteers reception committee finished finalizing the menu and arrangements. William Neagle of Dillon may relocate to Butte. Senator Norris probes Bitter Root. Freight agent A B Mosely visits the Tribune. Hull returns from Salt Lake City with business for Western Building and Loan. Gregory Jones from Blackfoot vacationing with H B Selway plans to return Sunday. Lillian Axe departs for Moline Kansas to settle. Dilfod, a race horse expert and Dillon businessman, stays in town. Wilfred Vermillion returns from Pocatello to become an express messenger. Irving McQuary, once the Kid Editor, leaves Dillon for Virginia City after job with Madisonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Neagle
Dillon
Butte
Montana Bulletin
Norris
A.B. Mosely
Denver and Rio Grande
Salt Lake City
Western Building and Loan Company
Gregory Jones
U.S. Land Office
Blackfoot
Idaho
H. B. Selway
Jones
Lillian Axe
Moline
Kansas
SF Dilfod
McDermott
Wilfred Vermillion
Pocatello
Huntington
Irving McQuary
Pacifico Coast
Dillon Tribune
Sheridan
Virginia City
Madisonian
Health tonic promises cure for constipation and liver ills
A sales pitch touts Cascar ets Candy Catburtie as a guaranteed liver stimulant and intestinal tonic. It claims the product cures constipation and related ailments with refunds if not satisfied. The piece also notes Sheriff Padley’s Beaverhead County trip to Sheridan and job changes in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
Do Your Children Thrive Worms Warning
A vintage ad urges parents to treat children’s growth issues suspected to be caused by intestinal worms. It lists symptoms such as pale face dull eyes broken sleep and restlessness and promotes White's Cream Vermifuge priced at 25 cents sold by L J Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Williams
Attendance Record Shows One Third of Students Absent
The report states 332 total enrollments across all school departments with 127 pupils neither absent nor tardy, about one third. Absences totaled 431 counting the first day, averaging about 1.3 days per enrolled pupil, equating to 20 pupils absent the entire month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adurt Mn
Ghee Eenes
Do You Suffer From Piles
A fragmented line asks if readers suffer from piles and hints at a solution, though text is incomplete and lacks clear details or claims.
Missing Tenderfoot tale from Red Rock foils Montana sheriff
Sheriff Pyle was nearby Red Rock last week after a young East Coast man, sent from Midway as a rocktender, wandered into Red Rock. Manager Volger rushed to allege a horse stealing warrant and the supposed Dillon sheriff appeared, but the man vanished before being identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
Red Rock
Cohn
Midway
Volger
Mr. Pyle
Sheriff Pyle
Dillon
Jericho
Montana
Cascareta and Army Transport Plan Savings
An advertisement extols Cascareta candy as a cure all with claims of kidney and liver benefits and urges purchase of bars at various prices. Separately a Montana regiment committee decides to move soldiers home via Southern Pacific and Oregon Short Line, saving about $1,400, with estimated costs to Butte at $16,500 to $17,000 and $17,000 on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
San Francisco
Butte
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Reo
Stata Normal School
Gaboos
Toe Stadt
Epieco
Asonic Societies
Knights of Pythias
Yellowstone Park
Dilton
Wonderland
100th Birthday Celebrated for Nathan Bordwine in Lewiston
Lawrence A. Brown of the New Departure mine visited town last Saturday. The Lewiston Illinois Republican reports the centennial celebration for Nathan Bordwine father of L E Bordwine with many distinguished guests. The G A R post and Ladies Relief Corps attended in a body. The centenarian remains active and mentally sharp, retaining his teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence A. Brown
Lewiston
Ill
Nathan Bordwine
L. E. Bordwine
G. A. BR. Post and Ladies’ Relief Corps
Supreme Court Voids Special School Tax Law in Montana
The Montana Supreme Court on Monday voided the special school tax levy law while upholding a new road law. The school tax ruling means districts cannot levy such taxes until updated by the next legislature, impacting Dillon and other districts and likely shortening school years. The road law decision, in contrast, leaves the new framework in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Montana
Dillon
Samuel Hilburn
Flathead County
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Supreme Court
Justice Pigott
Charles Daynes
Granite County
Toad
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Dillon Market
Atimothy
Mrs, Murrey Brown
Proprietereas
Granite Street
Dillon and Vicinity
Thompson Campbell
Lutz
Richard A. ‘Reynolds
Sheriff Padley
Beaverhead Dounty Wan
Nugget Guleu
Mr. Padley
R. P. Jacobs
Dillon News Co
Montana Mercantile Co
Mr. Jacobs
Trisont
Roll OF Honor
Cormack
Hazle Williams
Ora Conway
Ralph Tattersall
William Gilbert
Normal Training Department
Miss Hall
Eula Cantrell
Florence Conger
May Sprinkle
Oleo Harrison
Rosa Mayers
Gussie McIntosh
Miss Price
Rita Barnett
Annie Cantrell
Leone Besse
Minnie Gilbert
Inez Harding
Bleumie Willard
Blanche Sameel
Mabel Philips
Miss King
Zettie Gilbert
Lillian Haggerty
Nancy Coon
Genevieve Metlen
Bertha Stahl
Daniel Stahl
Miss Callendar
Albert Frazier
Albert Featherly
Rosie Gordon
Elza Patrick
Beulah Provost
Edna Sheffield
Albert Swain
Sre
Janie V. Carter
B. F. White
W. M. Oliver
Lizzie Jones
Dorothy Getts
Margaretta Getts
Lillie Oliver
May Powers
Rev. McLoughlen
Meadames Mary Gannon
E. Provost
Kubelsky
M. B. Loughlen
W. 8. Pyle
Grant Haynes
Ama ‘Tyner
Cae Eeee
Ayer
Peter
United States
J. C. Ayer
Lowell
Mass
Drugg Ars Refand
H. Mathews
Old Court House
Callahan
Bears & Driscoll
L. Kubelsky
Gordon & Kupriecy
Bannack Street
City Bakery
E. P, Dungan
Eis
Scientific Americat
York
Omee
Washlistou
Nolan
Cae
Ara Agl
Ol Free
Detroit Heating
Eamei
Gian
Megatema
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