Scrapping Matches Dominate Jail Charges in Dillon
A Dillon report notes scrapping matches among prisoners as a leading charge in both city and county jails. The Aug. 29 1885 column also reports a finished city calaboose occupied, Chinatown as a lagging area, a bakery ad for 20 loaves per dollar, 12 prisoners in the county jail, public school opening Sept. 14, and a case against Tom Roberts of Lion City involving a serious offense against a six year old girl.
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Dillon
Chinatown
Dillon Public School
America
Tom Roberts
Lion City
Dillon items mix horse ride mail change and weddings
Tribune notes include Jake Fishbourn's horse roaming town and scaring boys in front of Dillon. Post office closes Sundays under a new order. L D Graeter visits Dillon from McKinleyville California. Mary Hester Phillips receives praise for a Warren Illinois piano recital. Mabel Selway and Daniel V Erwin wed at the Selway home. Fallas Kelly arrives from Salt Lake City for a month in Dillon.
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Jake Fishbourn
Dillon
L. D. Graeter
McKinleyville
Cal
the Tribune
Mary Hester Phillips
Warren, Il
Fallas Kelly
Salt Lake City
Will
Montana streets bustle as goods and birds move to fairs
A furniture firm and others travel up Montana and Bannack streets. Six hundred pairs of five pigeons arrive from Utah destined for Twin Bridges for the fair shoot. Police court fines total 120 dollars this week. The September term calendar lists seven criminal and 28 civil actions. O M Best departed for Missoula on business. About 234 students will enroll in public and high schools at semester start.
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Montana
Bannack
Utah
O. M. Best
Missoula
Local Socials and Camp News Highlight Sheridan Scene
Sheridan residents hosted and visited with friends and relatives from Whitehall Dillon and Three Forks. Graduates Eileen Funk Josephine Funk and Charles Murray secured teaching and principal posts as farmers reported good hay yields and a rain boost for crops and stock ranges. A local baseball game between Marquette Butte and Vigilantes ended 10 to 9 for the visitors while game warden meetings and trips to Salmon Idaho were noted. Pure Jersey milk from Alkeson Dairy advertised.
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E.D. Marsh
Charles Metzel
Roberta Metzel
Upper
Ruby Valley
G. W. Rightenour
Charles Pruitt
Whitehall
William Bray
Richard Lueck
Bozeman
California
Salt Lake
Reno
Lueck
Linden
Eileen
Josephine Funk
State Normal College
Dillon
Sheridan High
Josephine
Three Forks
Virginia City
Charles Murray
Cleus
Augusta
Cave Duncan
Sheridan
Helen
Jeanette
Marquette
Butte
Glenn Marsh
Robert Hill
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstracts Week Ended Aug 28 1926
A summary of deeds and notices includes United States transfers to Ernest A Hoerchner 480 acres on Blacktail Deer creek William P Corder 160 acres near Glen station William W Bauchman assignee of Thomas W Brown 40 acres on Sage creek Dillon Implement Co to Bert Megquier 480 acres in Thomson's and Barnett additions Dillon Mont Fred E Featherly and wife to W K Hall 480 acres near Axe's canyon Herbert A Goodall to Ted Woodward about 60 acres in Big Hole basin Security State Bank of Dillon to Bert Megquier property in Thomson's and Tombsen additions Dillon Mont Sheriff Certificate of Sale 720 acres Big Hole basin Mon tana Air Service Co incorporation Directors listed Montana Smelting Refining Mining Exploration Co incorporation Maine
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United States of America
Ernest A. Hoerchner
Blacktail Deer Creek
United States
William P. Corder
Glen Station
William W. Bauchman
Thomas W. Brown
Sage Creek
Dillon Implement Co
Bert Mebquier
Thomson
Barnett
Dillon, Mont
Fred EF. Featherly
W. K. Hall
Axe’s Canyon
Herbert A. Goodall
Ted Woodward
Big Hole Basin
Security State Bank of Dillon
Bert Megquier
Thomsen
Tombsen
Dillon
Mont
E. Betcher
G. W. Holset
Patrick Henry Connor
Montana Air Service Co
Fred Woodside
A. W. Stephenson
Elfreda Woodside
U. & Smelting, Refining, Mining & Exploration Co
State of
Maine
Foley Pills Diuretic Ad Urges Prompt Kidney Help
An Anderson Indiana man, Wm F Logie, warns of back pain and irregular flow signaling trouble and endorses Foley Pills as a quick acting diuretic for kidneys. The ad touts 25 years of use, low cost, satisfaction guaranteed, and suggests Potts Drugstore as the local seller.
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Wm. F
Logie
Anderson
Ind
Potts
Pocatello Creamery Rep Visits Dillon Discusses Dairy Prospects
G Helm of Shelby, representing Armour Creameries, tours Dillon to favorably assess the dairy situation from Lima to Twin Bridges. He highlights improving creamery business, demonstrates long Horn milking breed value, and asks no profit on pure bred calves, only payment as agreed.
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G. Helm
Lima
Twin Bridges
Cent per mile excursion to Idaho Falls
Rail ad offers a cent per mile rail excursion to Idaho Falls on September 3 via Union Pacific System from all Oregon Short Line points. Tickets limited for return to home destinations before midnight September 6. See agents for details.
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Idaho Falls
Union Pacific System
Oregon Short Line
Wise River Resident James Harvey Noted Last Week
James Harvey from the Wise River area was observed in the latter part of last week, with no additional details provided about his activities or purpose.
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James Harvey
Wise River
Mrs John Sheser Visits Grant Guest at Andrus Hotel
Mrs John Sheser, a visitor from Grant, was a guest at the Andrus hotel on Monday. The note records her stay and location.
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John Sheser
Grant
Andrus ‘Hotel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Selway
Mabel Selway
Daniel V. Erwin
For All
Standard Lumber Co
Sheridan News
James McDonald
F. L. Kellum
Elkharn Springs
Jersey
Alkeson Dairy
The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Pocatello Creamery
T Ke Foley
Tattersall
Eilder and Fleming Civil and
McFadden Bakery
G. V. Elder
Malcom Fleming
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Bank OF Strength and Service
Land Office
Nye NM
Pearl I. Smith
Publishers Aviocated Service Reg
U.S. Pat
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