Week's Local News In Paragraphs
Dies in Centennial Valley Jones burial prepared by Lawson resident for two weeks tuberculosis listed as cause Larson Jazz orchestra to perform at Dillmont park in Dillmont April 24 Woody Brothers purchase of 00 head of cattle from L B Ripley Jennie Thornton jailed 30 days for petit larceny Sam Ditty plans to open a pool hall at the Andrus hotel Easter vacation at Normal college students to several Montana cities John Taylor fined 15 dollars for misdemeanors Blanche Stepp granted divorce from Steve Stepp Lima resident Howard Frizell injured when horse fell Miss Laura appends undergoes appendicitis operation Curtis hospital patient
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial
Hiram Brundage
Centennial Valley
Jones
Lambing supplies and local notices from Dillon area
Hughes and McCaleb advertise lambing supplies and Round Oak ranges at cost. W H Smith and R G Ames appear in town reports. Local dances and school events noted, with plans for a May 3 dance and supper at Glenn school and a trip to Silver Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Ames
Horse Prairie
Dillon
Fred Waldorf
Morse
Butte
Glenn School
Silver Star
Beardslee Faces Complaint Over Quarantined Sheep Shipment
A complaint filed in a Lima court accuses Arby Beardslee a leading local sheepman of shipping sheep from quarantined Idaho areas into Montana. Sheep were moved to Monida causing a quarantine and forced reloads, with potential charges against the railroad company. Beardslee and Beardslee Brothers are longtime flockmasters who winter thousands of sheep in Idaho, and the case prompts scrutiny of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arby Beardslee
Lima
State Sanitary Board
Idaho
Montana
Monida
Beardslee
Beardslee Brothers
Schubertt Sextette and Local Notices Watch April Events
Friday evening April 25 features Schubertt Sextette activities. Hughes and McCaleb advertise lambing season supplies at 36-11. Notice lists dressmaking services at 208 8 Dakota St. Mrs Isaac Rife and Mrs E Duff visit Butte and Anaconda. J S Wood and Mathew Rei visit Monida and stay at The Medlon. An auction of registered bulls at Suli van barns includes Hereford and Shorthorn carloads with Earl T. Ross as auctioneer. County ranchers attend a water users meeting in Dillon. George R Metlen visits from Helena with Lieut Warner Metlen of the aviation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubertt
Hughes & McCaleb
Isaac Rife
Sulivan Barns
Hereford
Earl T. Ross
Three Forks
Henry Thompson
Smith
Dave McKnight
Emery Keller
E. M. Martinell
George R. Metlen
Dillon
Helena
Austrian Rancher Dies After Illness
John Laknar an Austrian died at his ranch four miles from town after several days of influenza with pneumonia developing late. Funeral services were held this morning by Rev Father Foley. Born in Austria fifty four years ago he is the father of Mrs George Naysich who lives in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Laknar
Father Foley
Austria
George Naysich
Dillon
Also Mentioned on This Page
FAC
Lonteei
Sia Pola Co
Montana Hardware and Implement Co
Sam Arndts
ANSCO
City Drug CO
Larson Jazz Orchestra
Dillmont Park
Woody Brothers
Big Hole Basin
L. B. Ripley
Nelson
Jennie Thornton
Sam Ditty
Andrus Hotel
Normal College
Anaconda
John Taylor
Justice Court
Blanche Stepp
Steve Stepp
Howard Frizell
Laura
Curtis Hospital
Hughes & McCaeb's
W. v. Clark
EK. H. Kates
Dell
William Pahnisch
Polaris
Hughes & McCaleb's
W.H. Smith
City Hall
Lyceum
William S. Brownfield
Metlen
Dakota St
England
France
NPAC
Dolmans
Niblack
Nore
Bolivia
C. H. Niblack
Anna Hart
Bannack Street
Dillon, Montana