Dillon News Highlights Big Variety Of Local Happenings
District begins next Monday with a large criminal docket. Miss May Call and Miss Nellie Bailey attend Dillon High School while J. T. Farley moves to town. A. H. Odell from Bannack passes through, and Professor Bristol’s trained horses entertain at the opera house. Mentions of local commerce, medicines, and community events fill the Dillon scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Call
Alice Ralston
Divide
Dillon High School
J.T. Farley
Nellie Bailey
Lima
Murray
Crowell’s
Madame Eaton
Butte
Dillon
California
Will Cox
Alameda
Cal
John Cox
P. J. Kelley
Big Hole Basin
Ayer
D. M. Bristol
Denver
W. F. Benjamin
The
Spectator
Rushford
N. Y
Chamberlain
Dexter
Iowa
N. M. White Drug Store
Messia
Smith and
Whittaker
George
Green
Virginia City
Professor Green
Emeline L. Fox
Massachusetts
Mids Fox
Judge Thomas
Dillon Mercantile Co
McGinty’s
Dillon Cash Grocery
A. F. Wright
Bannack
Dillon Implement Co
O. S. Morse
Wall
St. Loui
P. H. Poindexter
Dilnon Impluement Co
Austa Johnson
Ohio
Dillon couples receive marriage licenses and probate actions noted
The court issued licenses to George Edinger and Carrie K. Car ter of Dillon and Michael Lauter bach of Madison county with Marie Nelson of Dillon. Bond for Scott Galbreath as administrator filed, letters issued from the estate of George Pettingill. State cases include robbery burglary manslaughter assault in second degree and other judgments. Citizen intention filed by Robert J. Cony. Wilson Wadams proof of desert entry near Alice. James Abrams vs Pickett Bros judgment for $668.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edinger
Carrie KE. Carter
Dillon
Michael Lauterbach
Madison County
Marie Nelson
George Pettingill
Scott Galbreath
John Leonard
Thos. Kelly
Ben McKinney
Joe Plaisted
Robert J. Cony
United States
Queen Victoria
Wilson Wadams
Alice
James Abrams
Pickett Bros
Wholesale Produce Prices From Local Market Report
Prices paid for wholesale produce at press time include butter 25 cents per pound, eggs 26.25 cents per dozen, potatoes 75 cents per cwt, wheat 100 cents per cwt, oats hundredweight price omitted, Timothy baled 9.50 to 13.50, blue joint baled 7.00 to 8.00, wild hay 7.50 to 10.00, alfalfa 7.00 to 8.00.
Tea party for ladies at Mrs Chapman's home
Mesdames Chapman and Melton hosted fifteen friends for a Wednesday afternoon tea at Mrs D T Chapman’s home. The room was decorated in goldenrod and yellow ribbons as guests guessed authors from pencil prompts. Mrs Anderson won a bon bon dish. Attending were Mesdames Anderson Bishop Conger Carter Foote Hammer Jones Morse Norris Poindexter I W Jr Poindexter P E Reinhardt Shannon Stamm and Yoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Chapman and Melton
D. T. Chapman
Anderson
Mesadames Anderson
Bishop
Conger
Carter
Foote
Hammer
Jones
Morse
J. E
Norris
Poindexter
I. W. Jr
P. E
Reinhardt
Shannon
Stamm
Yoe
State and local court notes and a social gathering
State cases list grand larceny charges against Stevens Nelson and Thornton for machinery parts taken from the Tuscarora smelter with a preliminary exam postponed due to witness absence. Another case, Simpson of Lima, faces cruelty to animals for shooting range horses. plea of not guilty leads to transfer to Judge Clinton. Larkins pleads guilty to third degree assault and is sentenced to six months in jail plus a 400 dollar fine. A social rebus party hosted by Masdames Poindexter Jr. entertained seventeen guests, with one winner receiving a center piece of embroidery. Miss Frances Poindexter won. Guests included Mesdames Reynolds Morse Chapman Melton Cunnard Yoe Wall Orr Bishop Paul Foote and Poindexter family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Stevens
Charles Nelson
Chester Thornton
Tuscarora
State
John Simpson
Lima
Clinton
A. Larkins
Oy Masdames P. EB
T. W. Poindexter Jr
Honiton
Mesdames Reynolds
J. E. Morse
Chapman
Melton
Cunnard
Yoe
Wall
Orr
Bishop
Paul
Foote
T. W. Poindexter, Sr
Stamm
Conger
Long
Fannie
May Poindexter
Democratic State Ticket for Montana Race
The ticket lists candidates for statewide offices including governor Robert B. Smith of Lewis and Clarke, lieutenant governor A E Spriggs of Meagher, associate justice Horace R K Buck of Lewis and Clarke, attorney general C B Nolan, state treasurer T E Collins of Cascade, state auditor Tt W Poindexter Jr of Beaverhead, secretary of state I B Hogan of Deer Lodge, and school superintendent Ib A Carl ton of Lewis and Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Smith
Lewis & Clarke
A. E E. Spriggs
Meagher
Horace RK. Buck
Lewis & Clarke Co
C. B. Nolan
T. E. Collins
Cascade
Tt. W. Poindexter, Jr
Beaverhead
Hogan
Deer Lodge
A. Carlton
Sad accident near the 17 mile ranch injures Mrs. Gorham
Lucy Gorham, daughter of D J Kenney, was riding with a sister when the horse slipped near the 17 mile house. She was thrown and fractured her arms, lost consciousness for over 15 hours, and was rushed to aid by relatives and Dr. Kenney. A later report states she is slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemhi
Idaho
Republic
Lucy Gorham
D. J. Kenney
Kenney
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South
North
Dillon and Vicinity
O. K E. Morse’s
Bishop Brewer
St. James Church
Trisune
J. C. Jordan
May Powers
H. A. Bond
H. O. Miller
Scearce Drug Store
Jiall
R. I Scearce
R. I. Sceafoce
Drowon ImeLevent Co
R. I. Scearce
Bristol
J. B. Furley
Eva Conyne Chase
Frances and
Clara
Frances Conyne
John F. Bishop's
Robert N. Gray
Mr. Gray
Dillon Lodge
No. 30
A. F
A. M
W. M. T. M. O'Connor
Sec’v
M. A. Miller
Carrie
Blanche
Salt Lake City
QO. B. Barbour
Democrat
Carrolton, Ky
D.T. Food
Elkhorn
Wm. Hayward
Renz Cushing
Blacktail
Lembi Republic
Red Rock
Madisonian
G. W. Dart Hardware
Cash
Parish House
A. H. Odell
O. E. Moree's
Frank Eliel
B. N. Stevenson
Grace Lamont
Walter Hays
Polaris
Louis Kauran
Livingston
Gov. H. Savage
Charles
Gold and
Dakota Streets
William J. Bryan
R.T. Hayes Publishing Co
Postal Telegraph Building
New York
Dillon Market
Justice Court
Lady Guessors
Cushing & Sons
B. F. White
Otho Klemm
First National Bank
Oyo OO
Masonic Brook
Dill¢ IN
Montana
C. O. D. Store
Dillon, Mont
Wey
Anderson Bros
Marlow
Dillon and Bannack Express
Twin Bridges
Sheridan and
Virginia Mail and Express Line
T'Areaux
Dart Hardware Go
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