Local Happenings in Dillon and Armstead area
Local notes show shopping and visits in Dillon with Armstead and Twin Bridges contacts. People like Mrs Roy Stocker and Miss Nell Mcauley are mentioned alongside travels to Butte for business or leisure. Advertisements include sewing machine parts supply and household goods at Tattersall's.
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Roy Stocker
Armstead
Dillon
Nell Mcauley
Richard Maier
Twin Bridges
Tattersall’s
Bay Gelding and Two Mares Missing Near Bannack Mont
Bay gelding with white markings at loss, about 1500 pounds. Two brown mares, one 1250 pounds the other 1300 pounds. Brand SZ on horse. Reward of 10.00 dollars offered for information leading to recovery. Contact WM. C. Griffith, Bannack, Montana. Adv, 384f.
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WM. C. Griffith
Bannack, Mont
Visitors and travels among Dillon area residents
A list of local residents and visitors with origins including Butte Sheridan Lemhi Idaho Donvan Ranch Big Hole Wisdom Medicine Lodge Billings and Ann Arbor Michigan. Several names appear as business visitors or travelers spending time in Dillon over the past week with return plans noted.
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J. B Mayfield
Butte
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
E. A. Adams
Dillon Lodge
Carl Taylor
Charles Nelson
Rebekahs
Wallace Francis of Wisdom
Dillon
J. M. Neidt
Big Hole
George M. Clemon
Big Hole Basin
The Public Library as Community Intellectual Bank
The Dillon Public Library offers around 10 000 volumes and multiple newspapers providing free access to reading material. It serves many young readers with 1500 to 1800 subscribers and supports learning during summer terms at the Normal College.
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Plato
Socrates
Kant
Royce
Public Library
Dillon Public Library
Normal College
Dillon's Chinese colony Loses Member at County Farm
John Quong died Sunday at the county farm after injuries from a locomotive collision in the railroad yards. Age and complications led to his death leaving only a few elderly Chinese in the city. He was buried Sunday afternoon without the Celestials elaborate funeral rites. Montana to build $500000 in state institutions. Northern Pacific issues book on farm resources.
The Wise Guy and The Clown
A reader claims Bull Durham tobacco remains supreme and criticizes Will Rogers ads. The letter praises Bird for writing the ad and mocks the so called smart men who say the foolish are protected by the Lord. The reader ends by asking for another act costing two cents.
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Bull” Durham
Will Rogers
Ziegfeld Follies
Durham
Billings refinery to run 3000 tons beets daily
Billings Great Western Sugar refinery will process 3000 tons of beets daily with 700 workers in three shifts. Troy reports a large shipment of sunfish fry received for local lakes. Scobey completed railroad grade to Peerless with rails being laid.
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Billings
Great Western
Troy
Scobey
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Aladdin
Forsgren’s Grocery
Hazelbaker
John Mullen
Jack Brown
Polaris
the Rife Jr. of
Medicine Lodge
Our City
Elmer Gordon
Roscoe
E. R. Cook
Frank Rife
Andrus Hotel
J. E. Kelly
Helena
Lucille
Fred Huber
Will Lovell
Salmon, Idaho
Lloyd Baby
I. M. Carr
Dell
Maud Hubbard
Barnett Ave
Adv
Aston Lloyd
Jessie Cambron
Frank Paul
C. H. Polk
Lima Ledger
John A. Smith
Colorado
Ed Smith
South Pacific Street
City Shoe Store
He Florsheim
Florsheim
McCracken Bros
A. E. Adams
Thomas Morrow
Divide
Charles Shafer Jr
Sheridan
Emma R. Yearin
Lemhi, Idaho
Robert Funk Sr
J. H. Bray
Lakeview
John Hildreth
Fred Carter
Harry Houser
State University
Missoula
Charles
Chic) Murray
Ann Arbor, Mich
Detroit
the Public Library
State
Northern Pacific Issues
Montana
the Wise Guy
Clown
Fie
Roper
P.S
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Peru
Seerna
Anderson Market
Glasgow—Valley County
Plentywood
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
the Bank OF Strength and Service
White Star