Dillon Social Notes Highlights Visitors and Travelers
Dewitt spent yesterday in Dillon from Armstead. Nick Birrer of Lima spent Easter Sunday in Dillon. H L Willis was a Missoula guest at The Medlen Monday. H L Wade registered at The New Andrus yesterday from Butte. James Mackay was in town from oil fields in the Big Muddy. Walter Dansie of Salt Lake City visits Dillon for a few days. George H Hale registered at The Mellon from Dell. John Peterson motored to Dillon from Grant. I E Brownlee arrived from Idaho Falls for several days in the city. Miss Alice Parr dean of women at the Normal college is spending a few days in Butte. Mrs Steve Easterly spent days in Dillon returning to Butte yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dansie
Salt Lake City
Dillon
Alice Parr
the Normal College
Butte
Steve Easterly
Harry Sullivan
Bloody Dick
C. W. Robinett
Anaconda
Frank Rife
Medicine Lodge
F. W. Rothas
Milton Nay
Ross Nay
Horse Prairie
Southern Montana Abstract & Title Company
Charley Sharkey
Jackson
Big Hole Basin
H. C. Wood
Spencer
Idaho
Mr. Wood
Harry Dunn
The
Woods Livestock Company
Many Join Limit Club in Beaverhead War Thrift Drive
Beaverhead county trails quota for thrift stamps with only a fraction sold. Aimed at $133000 in stamps for the year, monthly goal $11000, nine members already hold the Limit Club. Clubs and volunteers staff booths in banks and post offices to boost sales as diverse groups plan duty rosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Limit Club
Hh. O. Selway
Roscoe Carnell
Phil Phorpe
Alma Larwool
Ails Varsuerite Cushing
Roy Jackson
Frank Hsterwald
Pred Woodside
Clayton Schuler
Good Government Club
Social Wight
Shakespeare Clubs
Theta
Entre Vous
Busy Bee
Women of
Woodcraft
Rebekah Lodge
Eastern Star and Hobnob Club
Doctor Scarborough to Visit Dillon on April 17
Eye sight specialist Dr. H. H. Scarborough will hold a regular professional visit in Dillon at the Andrus Hotel on Wednesday, April 17. He will conduct eye examinations and consultations during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Scarborough
Dillon
Andrus Hotel
Promising Grain Partnership Offer from Beaverhead Farm
Classified notice seeks a partner for an irrigated Beaverhead farm with $1,500 seed money. No risk and a 10 percent guaranteed return plus 25 percent of crop profits. Expected payoff $500 percent within nine months. DetailsBox 392 Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Dillon
Montana
Local News Briefs From WSUK Headlines
Readable local notes from WSUK report community happenings, events, and small updates across town. The parsable paragraphs cover civic notices, school activities, and neighborhood concerns as reported by the station.
Dillon News in Brief on Winter Return and Local Happenings
Lan der arrived in Dillon Monday from Alaska where he led a winter gaining proposition. E. T. Patrick’s son Eugene passed an exam for the Signal Corps at Camp Lewis as the top man in a class of forty. County commissioners met in regular session to handle spring and summer business. Hugh Nelson returns from Billings Polytechnic Institute to work on the family farm. A milk wagon dashed away and demolished the wagon scattering milk along Sebree street. Alice N. Russell, a popular Normal school teacher, declared intent to become a United States citizen, being a native of Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rack
Alaska
Lander
Dillon
Ar. Tiandersi
Tn Signal Corps
E. T. Patrick
Eugene
Signal Corps
Camp Lewis
Patrick
Hugh Nelson
Theodore Nelson
Billings
The
Polytechnic Institute
Young Nelson
Sam
Alice N. Russell
Normal Training School
United States
Russell
Scotland
Easter Vacation Observed by Training School
Normal students and pupils are enjoying a faster Easter vacation this week. Many Normalites departed for Butte to spend the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Training School
Butte
Eyes Right Procedure Offered by Scarborough in Dillon
Dr. H. H. Scarborough conducts a one day eye health service at the Andrus Hotel Dillon on Wednesday April 17 offering relief from headaches and dizziness through proper extension by a specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Dillon
Farm For Rent in Beaverhead Valley Montana
100 acres irrigated summer fallowed land in the Beaverhead valley, harrowed and disked, needs light discing and a little planking. Furnished house. Man must be a good farmer with a four horse team. no horses provided. Adjoining 40 to 80 acres for free use this season, now unplowed, plow and harrow ferried, seed and feed not furnished. hay nearby. pasture free. Write box 366, Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Harrow
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Kodak
al. Dewitt
Armstead
Nick Birrer
Lima
H. L. Willis
Missoula
H. L. Wade
Andrus
James Mackay
George H. Hale
Mellon
Dell
John Peterson
Grant
I. EE. Brownlee
Idaho Falls
Wm. Foss
E. I. Harkness
Sheep Creek
W. C. Jones
John Delois
John Greely
Divide
Joe Browne
Melrose
Frank Eliel
Dan Parker
W. B. Orem
J. H. Duffy
J. A. Lawrence
Win
Sweeney
Sheep Creek Basin
Alexander Peyre
T¢valyn Tavans
Lutte
O. (. Gosman
Walter Brearley
Alder
Diljon
Carter
Joe Tall
Short Line
Joe Shaw
Bristow
Terry Browning
Jay LaDue
Walter Buford
Angela Hike
Sheridan
Southern Montana Abstract & Title Co
Frank Hazelbaker
H. G. Rodgers
Helena
F. C. Schwartz
Joseph Gelhaus
Madison County
Southeor
Abstceaets & Tithe Company
Dan Voyey
Big Hole
Darin
Hhe
al and
Ales
Dan Dencergast
Alm
Pom Penderist
Big Flale Casin
Frank B. Felt
Portland
Kikborn
Ir. M. Carr
Los Angeles
Calif
Lee
Ambrose Henneberry
Deer Lodge
Margaret Gracier
Argenta
New Jersey City
N. JL
New York City
Will Stinson
Dred’. HH. Best
University of Pennsylvania
Carrie Sullivan
Albert Metzel
Clara Greenough
WAR Savings
Wyoming
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Salt Creek
Lander Oil Brokerage Company
Kun
Sis
Tipe U.S
U.S
P. B. Gravely Tobacco Comdary
Banville
Gravely
WSUK
Board of County Commisssioners
Mads Sorenson
Sebree Street
Hartwig Theater
Tarry Morey Pathe News
Jules of
Strongheart
George Beban
the Count
Charley Chaplin
Mrs. Dane
Pauline Imredericty
Rex Beach
N. Thaw & Son
LS Sanay
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