Dillon and Vicinity News and Market Items
Local notes include a Dillon visitor interviewing customers at Butte Paper Co and a shipment of a French stallion from McLaughlin Bros. in Columbus to Market Lake Idaho. Government and church notices list an Oct 16 service at the Baptist church and travel plans for residents including Mr. and Mrs. Mauldin and Miss Featherly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Dodden
The
Butte Paper Co
Dillon
W. T. Mauldin
Florida
Georgia Featherly
A. McIntosh
Lottie
McIntosh
Antic
Toppenish, Wash
Oscar
McLaughlin Bros
Columbus
Ohio
Market Lake
Idaho
Anderson
Dillon Dillon Tribune Ad Notes and Local Arrivals
Local notices and ads list bar sales of bear on tap, hand painted china below cost, and new school supplies at the Tribune Store. Community updates include residents visiting, hosting, and returning from trips, with church services and a heating plant controversy involving Fennell and Gove addressed to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stamm
Tribune
Dillon
Murray
Murray Ranch
John Lovell
Willis
Jonathan Lovell
Methodist Church
M. Sermor
Connelly
Dart Hardware Company
Trisuny
Fennell and
Trisune
Fennell
Boise
Ivano
Get
Dintos Tiusenr
Montana
Pioneer Woman Mrs Simeon Estes Dies in Dillon
Mrs Simeon Estes a Bea verhead valley pioneer and former operator of Dillon eating houses died at her daughter's home in Dillon after a cancer battle. Born Harriet Olive Worthen she moved west as a child, helped run early railroad restaurants, then married Simeon Estes and settled near Barretts. Funeral services were held at the Thompson home conducted by Rev. A A Luce with burial at Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Simeon Estes
Joseph Thompson
Estes
Harriet Olive Worthen
Salt Lake City
B. F. Oliver
Beaverhead Valley
Utah & Northern Railroad
Will
Butte
Simeonstes
Barrett's Station
Barretts
Dillon social notes and local tradesmen update
Mr and Mrs Whitehorn of Argenta spent last Saturday in Dillon while returning from Butte. Mrs H H Swain and son Albert returned from the east where they spent the summer. The entry mentions local politics and business activity, with references to horse trading in the market and delivery services including coal and wood by Mr Wood, who offers prompt service and baggage handling via central telephone staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Whitehorn
Argenta
Butte
Dillon
H. H. Swain
Albert
Dillon Alllethers
Smith
Mr. Wood
Bete
Local Resident W A Davis Leaves for Dakota With Family
W A Davis a well known local figure for about three years departed last week with his wife and one child, likely headed to Dakota. He boarded a train at Barrett's station between two days, leaving behind a blackened came and liabilities estimated at upwards of 31 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Davis
Dakota
Barrett's Station
Dandruff Germ Targeted by Newbro’s Herpicide Claim
An old advertisement asserts dandruff stems from a scalp germ and promotes Newbro’s Herpicide as the sole cure. It argues that killing the germ prevents hair loss and baldness, urging readers to obtain samples by mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Unscrambled fragment hints at Southern Mentins venture
An unclear note references Dillon and Southern Mentins with open backs to advertisers, suggesting a public reveal or preview of a business or publication concept. Details are fragmentary, but the text implies an ongoing media or advertising initiative inviting sponsors.
Dillon Man James McLaughlin Dies After Paralysis
James McLaughlin 51 years nine months old died at his Kentucky Avenue home after paralysis struck four years ago. A Maine immigrant who settled in Dillon 20 years ago he worked as a laborer and four years as a night policeman. He leaves a wife six children including Mrs. John Howel and Mrs. Dave Robb. Funeral and burial at Mountain View scheduled for 2 PM tomorrow conducted by Rev. Pudenz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLaughlin
Dillon
Kentucky Avenue
Maine
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Dart Hardware Co
Mr. Connelly
Fennell & Gove
OLD Timer OF the Valley
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Pengca
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Theodore Nelson
Edith Decker
Mra
Ed. Roe
Bedrock
Milwaukee
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the City Drug Store
Farley
Kunzman
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