New Stock Arrives with Low Prices at Southern Montana Store
Our new stock of season novelties has arrived offering cash purchases from the east at prices lower than expected. Dry Goods boast a complete Southern Montana stock with Boots Shoes Slippers Carpets Curtains Rugs and Gent’s Furnishings. Express postage prepaid on mail orders and patrons invited to inspect lines.
Murder at Bannack Reveals Fatal Wounding and Suspect
Scott Cleveland found dying near Moore's saloon in Bannack at 2:30 AM with chest and abdominal wounds. He died around 6 AM. James Brandon, a nearby ranchman, is suspected after a quarrel between the two in the saloon. Coroner Cashmore travels to Bannack to take action in the case.
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James Brandon
Scott Cleveland
Bannack
Moore
Cleveland
Brandon
Cashmore
Tash
Dillon and vicinity notes of local commerce and life
A Dillon Tribune roundup of town happenings. The Union Pacific pay car visits town and local markets report oats at 1 10 with slight rise. New businesses Crowell Nuckolls and Wilton Martin open, while Hennebery pursues U S citizenship. Various arrests, land claims, and plans for the Fair, a military ball, and Anaconda mine resumption color the scene.
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Crowell & Nuckolls
Charles Hirschman
Co. E. First Regiment
Wilton & Martin
Montana Street
James Hennebery
Ireland
United States
Thomas Monday
Benj. Bond
Thomas Haw
Bond
H. D. Dumont
Eliel Brothers
Dillon Mercantile Co Advertises School Supplies
The Dillon Mercantile Co announces fresh candy and nuts arrival. It markets cheap stationary and the only full line of school supplies in the city. Bee Hive promotes school supplies and heating stoves. Tripuns offers neat printing. Montana Business College scholarships available.
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Dillon Mercantile Co
Montana
Tripuns
Montana Busines College
Finishing Touch Shoes Ad Urges Matching Style
A city shop advertises a complete line of ladies footwear including hand turned shoes heavy walking shoes and slippers. The notice from J F Bisnop says no hunting on the premises at 383-2mo.
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Eliel
J. F. Bisnop
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