Local News Briefs and Social Notes from Dillon
A Dillon column lists residents visiting locals, moved households, and small happenings. M L Davidson visits from Pocatello. Harley Yeo and family stay in G T Paul’s house. T J Lemon and Joe Farry arrive from Lemhi valley. D L Smith moves to Washington Avenue. Sels sisters arrive from Canyon City. Frank Caldwell builds at Atlantic and Orr. Jake Hartwig becomes father as a Republican. 1800 pounds of timothy seed sold to Dillon Implement Co. Prof Stouffer arrives to teach. Prof Steere departs to Helena. W H Hayward and A W Crowell return from a hunting trip. Ed Marlow injured by a drunken man. Harrison Hartman club promenade with 125 participants. rally planned for the 29th. committees appointed for event preparations. invitation extended to local clubs and to the Anaconda Flambeau. transport committee to bring guests. operation of marching drum corps noted. Mr Weed to opera with escort arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Lemon
Joe Farry
Lemhi Valley
Dillon
D. L. Smith
Washington Avenue
Hartman
Sels
Cattanach
Lizzie Sels
Canyon City
Oregon
Frank Caldwell
Atlantic and
Orr Streets
Jake Hartwig
Birch Creek
Jake
W. H. Hayward
A. W. Crowell
Trieune
EB. A. Steere
Helena
Alread
Silver Bow
Beaverhead
Ed Marlow
Butte
Marlow
Harrison-Hartman Club
Anaconda Flambeau Club
Weed
Opera House
Harrison- Hartman
Flag raised over Dillon school pledges allegiance
At 10 45 this morning the Union flag was unfurled over the Dillon school building. About two hundred fifty pupils saluted and recited the pledge while the national hymn America was sung. The flag will stay as a daily reminder of loyalty to the country. State Treasurer R O Hickman rebutted Tim Colling’s claim about the Northern Pacific tax saying it pays more tax this year than all other state railways combined. He invited verification via an official report from the state board of equalization. Armory committee bans small boys from the hall during political meetings unless under parental supervision and will eject unsupervised youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Dillon
America
R. O. Hickman
Harrison-Hartman Club
Tim Colling
Collins
State Board of Equalization
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Hickman
Northern Pacific
Mr. Hickman
Armory Committee
H. J. Toonpsas
Cauler F. Davis
Deweys
Big Hole
Vipond
E. A. Steere
P. R. Dolman
L. J. Price
Emmett Callahan
Shannon
George Galbraith
Harrison
Bannack
Galbraith
Noyes
Denke
Butte
Record sale of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy on coast
Mr H J Myers of Oakland Massachusetts reports selling thirteen bottles of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy in one day the largest daily sale for any preparation on the coast and claims it gives the best satisfaction of any cough medicine sold. It is available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Myers
Oakland
Catarrh Cure Promises and Political Notes
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with a $1000 reward for failure. The piece then shifts to Montana political coverage praising Republican gains, rally events, and candidate support, ending with testimonials for Pain Balm and further druggist notices.
Pupil Attendance List for Room 2 October 1892
The following pupils were neither absent nor tardy during the month ending October 7 1892 in room No 2.
Outbreak of Dysentery Prompts Local Remedy Praise
An October 1892 list notes names of residents as part of Helmetta New Jersey news. Officials report an outbreak that was initially feared cholera but proved to be violent dysentery. Walter Willard, a Helmetta merchant, credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with success in severe cases and it is sold by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Skinner
Texarkana, Ark
Chamberlain
Helmetta
N. J
Walter Willard
Jamesburg
Best remedy for flux praised by Texarkana editor
Mr Thomas Batte editor of the Graph Texarkana Arkansas endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He recounts a severe flux attack last summer with relief from the medicine and full recovery. Bottles priced 25 and 50 cents sold by Bond and Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Batte
The
Graphce
Texerkana
Arkansas
Chamberlain
Bond & Peterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. L. Davidson
Pocatello
Harley Yeo
G.T. Paul
Idaho Street
Calvin Stevens
John South
William Wilson
Lembhi Valley
Dillon Implement Company
Professor Stouffer
Professor Steere
Prof
Stouffer
Towa
Hall
M. J. Connell CO
Eeare
Mail Order Department
M.J . Connell Company
Butte City
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo, O
Montana
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
West
Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Clyde Allison
Harry Black
Arthur Conger
Clyde Furley
Charley Hansen
Willie Herman
John Hegarty
Carl Wast
Imma Pulver
George Perkins
Jessie Phillips
Jardine Rife
Joe Rivers
Oscar ‘Jerry
Glen van Doren
Luis Schurler
Mary Adams
Maggie Hegart
Melrose Morton
Altha Stanfield
May ‘Yerry
Altha Willard
Adama
J.J. ‘ Mahan
James F. Brewer
N. Bh. McDonald
Dan Darwintzer
C. Mercier
J. A. Cochran
Chas
E. Palmer
I. Heise
RC Roynas
Howe
W. D. Schonhak
Edmund Jenkins
B.D
Strickler
le MN Jno
P. Stuart
Mrs. Keenan
Frank J. ‘Terrence
Wm. Truman
U. S. Gov't Report
Hammer & Moore
Bannage ST
Dillon, Mont
Butte Furniture House
TELE
W. Park Street
Butte, Mont
CASH
LUND
PATI
Dillon Nationat
Bank Block
Crowell & Nuckolls
United States
Crowell
N. Y. Herald
Schillng
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