Local Notes and Advertisements Across Dillon
Local items from Dillon include visits by residents to Helena and Armstead, and Mrs. A McCloskey from Jackson, with professionals Dr Rathbone and Dr Brownback offering services. Businesses promote Pilsener beer, hamburgers, flowers, trimmed hats, and Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs, plus horse breaking and poultry inquiries. A reader offers a reward for a pin, and others list railroad avenue ads and Christmas preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Stahl
Dillon
R. &. Rathbone
Hughes and McCaleb
G. A. Decker
Armstead
George Brownback
Ashlock
Successful Hunting Trip in Centennial Valley Leads to Mounted Swan
Larry Duggan of Butte reports a prolific duck season in Centennial valley near Goose Lake with abundant game. He showcases a 20 pound white swan, shot on the trip, to be mounted by taxidermist Fred Oliver, praising Wetmore's hunting lodge as premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Oliver
Larry Duggan
Butte
Goose Lake
Centennial Valley
Montana
Wetmore’s
Duggan
Normal Institute Attended by Beav erhead Graduates and Faculty
Several graduates of the Normal attended institute this week including Alberta Andrus Lillian Héeges Katherine Meers Lucy Kemper Mary Innis Alice Russell and Mae Sprinkle. Lectures and entertainment for seniors dominated events with readings on Leah Kleshna Whittier and rural school improvements amid campus parties dinners and convocation talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal
Alberta Andrus
Lillian Héeges
Katherine Meers
Lucy Kemper
Mary Innis
Alice Russell
Mae Sprinkle
Bruner
Beaverhead
Miss Kling
Leah Kleshna
Als
Pearl Arnett
Margaret Dixon
Butte
Helen Greenough
Miss Carson
Whittier
Whittier Land
Rebecca Lawrence
Monroe
Spokane
Burt Adams Tower
Garver
Cluley
Mosher
Teachers’ Institute
Brownback
E. R. Mosher
Alumni Association
Wool prices and import competition amid free wool period
Consigned clips and free wool prices dominate market notes as duty-free entry looms December 1. Demand remains cautious with possible imports from Atlantic ports. mill buyers hold back on speculative purchases, while overseas shipments and consignments shape the upcoming season. Beaverhead County notices follow with bid procedures for the poor farm rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
London
Chronic Dyspepsia Testimonial Promises Relief
A testimonial from W. G. Mattison of Harpellsville New York asserts Chamberlain's Tablets have given him more relief for chronic dyspepsia than any other medicine. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. G. Mattison
Sherman Street
Harpellsville
N.Y
Adv Im
Dillon Coal and Transfer ad announces new Brundage office
Dillon Coal and Transfer company advertises as dealers in coal wood and kindling with general transfer services and a new office at Brundage Undertaking. G T Mast proprietor. Phone 11 Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Coal and Transfer Company
General Transfer
Brundage Undertaking
G. T. Mast
Beaverhead County Sealed Proposals for Care of Poor and Printing
Beaverhead county Dillon Montana will accept sealed proposals by five p m November 29 1918 for one year care of indigent sick and for county printing including legal advertising and official publications. Proposals must include feeding clothing nursing burial and rent costs with a certified check of 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Montana
Board of
County Commissioners
Beaverhead
Proposals Sought for County Medical Attendance Services
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed proposals from resident physicians to provide medical attendance to the sick poor and jail inmates for one year. Proposals must include a certified check for at least ten percent of the bid payable to Beaverhead County. Dated Dillon October 23 1913 County Clerk Jay S Baker seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Dillon
Montana
A. D
Jay O S. Baker
County
Beaverhead County
Board of
County Commissioners
Jay S. Baker
Dillon Montana bidder refuses action in court filing
The document notes a successful bidder in Dillon Montana who refuses to take specified action. Dated at Dillon, Montana this Jay S. Baxer, Montana, (County Seal).
Order to Show Cause in Febes Estate Beaverhead
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court orders show cause why sale of real estate of James H. Febes deceased should not be granted. Administrator William T Scully must prove on November 24 1913 at 10 am why an order to sell not be issued. Publication required for four consecutive weeks in the Dillon Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
James H. Febes
Wm. T. Scully
Dillon Tribune
J. B. Poinpexter
Notice to Creditors for Estate of John V Seybold
Notice by Charces W Seybold administrator of the estate of John W Seybold deceased. Creditors and claimants must file vou chers within four months after first publication at Pease and Stephenson Dillon Montana for probate in Beaverhead County. Dated October 25 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Seybold
Pease & Stephenson
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Charces W Seybold
John W. Seybold
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Jennie R. Brown
Norris, Hurd & Smith
County
Greerce M. Roberts
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Beaverhead Brewing Company
Chili King’s
Robert T. Wing
West Newton
Mass
F. E. Foote
Bozeman
Anna
Clara Hamill
Colville
Wash
W. H. Merriman
Arthur Connelly
Dillon Green House
Ethel Jones
Argenta
Miss Jones
Teacher's Institute
Foley
Potts
Railroad Ave
Chili Kings
Klein’s
John Inabnit
Big Hole
J. D. Evans
Kentucky Avenue
Tribune
Woodside
Roy Lund
Plymouth Rock
Wm. Ambrose
Bell Coal and Transfer Co
Johnson & Boone
H. F. Best
Johnson &Boone
Tribune Book Store
Ladies of the Baptist Church
E. W. Wilcox
Ffor
Henry A. Johnson
L'Anse, Mich
Adv
Liggett & Myers
Durham
N. C
Virginia
North Carolina
Ranger
Cuettchguertasco
ST. Louis, MO
Hart Hall
TriLune
Chicago
Foster Tailoring Co
Jay S. Baxer
Birst
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