Automobiles Face Dillon Virginia City Route Challenge
A. L. Anderson, holder of the Dillon Twin Bridges mail contract, plans to buy two large automobiles to compete with the Dillon Automobile and Machine Company on the Dillon to Virginia City route. He expects to run one car from Dillon to Virginia City every other day, returning the next day, in hopes of capturing passenger traffic and creating a paying service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Virginia City
A. L. Anderson
Here
Twin Bridges
Dillon Automobile and Machine Company
Anderson
A Cure for Croup Trusted by a Ten Year Family Use
Mr. W C Bott of Star City Indiana praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for croup and whooping cough after ten years use with his children. He reports speedy cures and reassures dependability at bedtime. Available from R L Riley Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Bott
Ind
Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
Potatoes Moving Out as Threshers Date Near
Pageville residents prepare shipments of potatoes to beat cold weather as several families relocate for the winter. Various locals move homes, tend horses, and await schooling, while neighbors trek to Twin Bridges and Sheridan for seasonal tasks and sales.
Cure a Cold Quickly Says Waverly Man
The piece notes the desire to shorten colds to reduce pneumonia risk and quotes B W L Hail of Waverly Virginia praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best on the market. It mentions it is sold by R L Riley, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.W. L. Hail
Waverly
Chamberlain
R. L. Riley
World’s Championship Game Won By White Stockings
The Chicago White Stockings of the American League defeated the best National League club four games to two to claim the world baseball championship. Across six games, the Americans had 22 runs and 39 hits with 14 errors, while the Nationals had 18 runs and 37 hits with 5 errors. Attendance for the series reached 99,845 with yesterday’s crowd at 19,249 and receipts totaling 20,861. season receipts were 105,540. Players’ shares totaled 33,402 with 25,052 to the American players and 8,350 to the National players.
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Chicago
Ill
Chicago White Stockings
Nationals
Testamentary Notice From Banks and Bears Successor
All accounts due to or by the firm of Banks and Bears will be settled by me the successor of said firm 421 Ropert Bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks & Bears
Registration Window Opens for Election Voting
Registration began Monday October 15 and ends Saturday October 27. Citizens must register to be eligible to vote with reminders not to forget the deadline.
Destruction of San Francisco at the Opera House
The Hagy Scenic company offers a program Saturday night featuring San Francisco Disaster scenes and The City in Flames depicting the quake aftermath. Includes Life of a Cowboy, Train Wreckers, comedies, and illustrated songs. company billed as trusted western moving pictures.
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Hagy Scenic Company
Opera House
San Francisco
Election registration reminder ends Saturday
A brief notice warns residents must register to vote. The cutoff is Saturday October 27th. Ensure you are registered to participate in upcoming voting.
Christ and Money Sermon Series by Rev Dr Tilden
Baptist pastor Rev Dr Horace W Tilden outlines five Sunday evening sermons on Christ and Money. Topics include the Almighty Dollar, Christ and Business Enterprise, the Business Bully, Property Rights, and the Use of Money with dates October to November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace W. Tilden
The
Baptist Church
Christ
Jesus Christ
Breezes From the Big Hole Ranch Notes
George Mudd visited town with 150 head of two and three year old feeders up for sale. John Yank lost 45 tons of hay in a fire at Swamp Creek ranch last Friday night likely sparked by a passerby’s cigar. Eph Stoller traveled to Dillon and Butte to review jail plans and reports securing the contract to build the new stone jail in Wisdom with rock work starting next week.
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George Mudd
John Yank
Swamp Creek
Eph Stoller
Dillon
Butte
Wisdom
Pledge breakers blamed across Montana press
The Missoulian and Bozeman Republican Courier attack state leaders over broken pledges while the Great Falls Leader notes a sheep owner advocating party shifts on wool tariffs. The comments reflect partisan tensions and political accountability concerns in Montana.
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Mr. Walsh
Great Falls
Philharmonic Concert Co. to headline Friday at Baptist church
The Philharmonic Concert Co. of Chicago with Fannie Ferguson Karl Reidelsberger and Raymond Lehr arrives Friday evening November 9 at the Baptist church. Lehr, a twelve year old cornet prodigy trained by Jules Levy, is praised for extraordinary technique and endurance. Do not miss this concert by a celebrated touring company.
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Philharmonic Concert Co
Orchestra of Chicago
The
Baptist Church
West
Philharmonic Co
Fannie Ferguson
Philharmonic Lady Quartette of
Chicago
Savage Grand Opera Co
Chicago Musical College
Karl Reidelsberger
Theodore Thomas Orchestra
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
America
Raymond Lehr
Jules Levy
Dana Institute of Music
Warren
Ohio
the Baptist Church
Evangelist Sam Jones Dies Aboard Rock Island Train
Noted evangelist Rev. Sam P. Jones died of heart failure on an eastbound Rock Island train at Perry Arkansas with his family aboard. He resided in Cartersville Georgia and was famed as a lecturer and preacher believed to have spoken before more people than any man aside from William J. Bryan. He rose from a troubled youth to a renowned pulpit figure with tours across the United States.
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Little Rock
Ark
Sam P. Jones
Rock Island
Perry
Sam Jones
Cartersville
America
William J. Bryan
Union
Diseases Reported to Montana Board for Sept 1906
Contagious diseases listed by county and disease type for the month ending Sept 30 1906. Smallpox one case Cascade diphtheria 23 cases across several counties scarlatina 23 measles 10 typhoid 96 with multiple county counts. Deaths total 291 from various causes including pneumonia tuberculosis meningitis and violence. Hats made to order a specialty at Rabb and Taylors.
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Helena
State Board of Health of
Montana
Thomas D. Tuttle
Cascade County
Carbon
Deer Lodge
Flathead
Gallatin
Madison
Missoula
Silver Bow
Teton Scarlatina
Cascade
Dawson
Carbon County
Chouteau
Lewis and Clark
Meagher
Powell
Dillon Automobile & Machine Company Daily Return Schedule
The daily return trip leaves Dillon at 6 p m and arrives in Virginia at 12 noon via Twin Bridges Sheridan Laurin Alder and Ruby. The return leaves Medlen Hotel at 12 45 p m arriving back in Dillon at 6 p m. Begins October 1 and carries passengers and packages. Time may be shortened.
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Dillon
Vir
Laurin
Alder
Ruby
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Pageville
Tribune
Violet Oswald
Teachers’ Institute
F. R. Merk
Silver Star
J. M. Page
Newton Page
James Nye
McKay
Glaydys Gilman
Ed. Page
Eddy
Mont
Dewey Gustin
Seidensticker and Gustin
Utley Place
Butte Parties
Chicago Americans
Ropert Bears
Christ and
Rice
Toole
Bozeman Republican Courier
the Hagy Scenic CO
Life OF
Evangelist Sam Jones
Coures
Dillon Townships
Dillon Fair and Racing Association
First National Bank
W. C. Orr
Cyris Snyder
Peder Jensen
A. C. Gruwell
Prop
Oscar
Centennial
Dillon, Mont
Music Books
Furusawa & Tatara Proprietors
Helena St
Montana St
P. O
Dillon Bakery
Joe T. Oishi
Rabb & Taylor's
Ginia
Sheridan
Gins
Medlen Hotel
Hote
C. D. House
Redrock
Scott & Decker
Redrock, Mont
Wellington Dawes
Idaho and
Reeder Streets
Geo. R. Metlen
U. S
Idaho
Beaverhead Counties
Nollister
Rocky Mountain
Akepresis
Houuiarer Diva Company
Wis
REX
Rex Rheumatic Ring Co
Hartford
Conneticut
Huber Bros
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren St
N.Y
United States
McCall's Magazine
McCall CO
New York
Mt Haffner CO
Denver
Riley
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
California
J. H. Burtner
D. P. Aes
Utah
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