Mrs. Hillary Scott Dies in Twin Falls Idaho
Mrs. Hillary Scott died at Twin Falls Idaho after heart trouble. Remains were brought to Dillon and funeral held at the Methodist church with interment in Mountain View cemetery. She was 52, born in Illinois, widow of John Scott, with three children surviving.
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Hillary Scott
John Scott
J. L. Green
Twin Falls
Idaho
Scott
Dillon
Green
N. W. Kimball
Methodist
Mountain View
Kimball
Preston
Clyde Beott
Kansas
Diklon
Brundage Undertaking
Oddfellow Lodge
Ernest
Beaverhead County
Darby
Bitter Root Valley
Mountain Home
Chautauqua Dates Discussed for City Entertainment
The Dillon Chautauqua committee met to consider dates for this year’s event. A different company will stage the entertainment and had proposed June. Officials decided the proposed dates conflict with Normal college term and suggested July or August with exact days to follow.
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Dillon
Normal College
Wranglers Hold Meeting on Blue Sunday Laws Topic
The Wranglers club met last Thursday in Pearl I. Smith’s offices. Rev. T. W. Bennett delivered the principal talk on Blue Sunday Laws, followed by a discussion.
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The
Wranglers Club
Pearl I. Smith
T. W. Bennett
Boston Wool Firm to Operate Local Wool Field in Dillon
Representatives Halewell Jones & Donald of Boston, led by R. W. Boone, visited Dillon en route to Salt Lake City. They plan to operate in Beaverhead county for the coming wool season, buying outright or on consignment as in prior years. Mason and Halewell noted the situation is early to predict the market, with Halewell visiting Montana for the first time.
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A. Magon
R. P. Halowell
Dillon
Boston
Salt Lake City
Halewell, Jones & Donald
Beaverhead County
R. W. Boone
Mason
Dilion
Halewell
Montana
Orchestral Concert By Gregory String Orchestra Planned
The Gregory String Orchestra, composed of L A Gregory pupils totaling twenty one players, will perform a May 3 concert at the training school auditorium. The program includes nine classical pieces and features a violin flute duet, a piano solo with orchestra, a girls string sextet, and an instrumental septet.
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the Gregory.String Orchestra
Training School
L. A. Gregory
Bond Reduction Frees Wm Copeland After Mine Shooting
Wm Copeland saw his bond cut from 5000 to 2500 last Monday allowing his release. He faced charges of first degree assault for a shooting at the Elk Horn mine mining camp after a local dance event targeting surface boss John McAllister.
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Wm. Copeland
Copeland
John McAllister
Elkhorn
Grasshopper Pest Fears Fade as Centennial Valley Brims
Sheriff Dan Mooney reports the Centennial valley is moist and floodbound with a full reservoir and promising hay crops. He notes heavy winter snow, a fast-melting bed of ice, and plans to wage early war on grasshoppers aided by new state aid bills aimed at eradicating the pest.
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Dan Mooney
Centennial Valley
Mr. Mooney
Mooney
Frank Hazelbaker
Beaverhead court calendar lists long May term and jurors
The May term of the district court will convene May 2 with a lengthy civil docket and ten criminal trials. Scheduled cases include state prosecutions for grand larceny and assaults, plus numerous misdemeanors. A list of trial jurors is appended with names and hometowns.
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Beaverhead couni+ry
Patrick Laden
George Mehelich
Raleigh
Roy B. Jackson
Stanley M. Starr
James L. Cochrane
Aiken
Austin J
Wise River
Burt
James M
Lima
Buck
Joseph
Lakeview
Carroll
Michael E. Jackson
Clemon
George M
Jackson
Clark
Fred C
Monida
Chapman
Fred
Dillon
Dowell
John A. Lima
Dunbar
Albertus M
Ely
Foote
Frank E
Gray
George F
Guy
Garner
Oscar
Gilbert
J. H. Dillon
Gordon
Frank
Henneberry
Monkton
Grant
Norris
Charles E
Dell
Pahnish
Adolph T
Polaris
Dillmont Candy Company Opens Modern Montana Factory
The Dillmont Candy company, new owners Harry Geer and Jack Carney, opened a renovated western Montana factory with modern equipment. The basement serves as a packing room as workers wrap bars and pack cartons. Business has more than doubled, with candy sold throughout Beaverhead county and growing outside orders.
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Dillmont Candy Company
Montana
Best Candy Company
Beaverhead County
Harry Geer
Jack Carney
Vagrant Arrest Leads to Thirty Day Jail Sentence
Police report springtime vagrancy rising as William Burns was taken from a Short Line train by Agent Joe Hall and handed to Sheriff Mooney. Burns faced charges for riding without a ticket and received a 30 day county jail term.
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Wm. Burns
Joe Hall
Short Line Company
Mooney
Eclipse of Moon Visible April 22
Night workers will see a total lunar eclipse on Friday morning with visibility starting at 1 57 a m. eastern time and lasting until 3 05 a m eastern time. The event occurs across the United States with the penumbral start at 11 57 p m eastern and the umbral phase following. Mrs George Palmer arrived from Lima and visited Mrs Lysette Rounds over the weekend.
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United States
George Palmer
Lima
Lyzette Rounds
List of names appears with affiliations and surnames
A long OCR fragment lists many individuals with surnames such as Dillon, Polaris, Lima, Roe, and Taylor, including potential initials and associated first names and middle initials. The text resembles a roster or directory snippet without clear context or action.
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Pyle
George
Polaris
Andy
Peterson
Rudolph
Dillon
Rockford
William
Rodgers
Earl W
Dell
Romain
J. C
Jackson
Roe
Lima
B. Dillon
Roberts
W. EB. Dillon
Serafin
Grant
Rosenau
Gustaf E
Sullivan
David A
Schultz
Robert R
Seybold
Archie
Salmonson
Andrew
Selway
R. J
Sciffer
Guido
Frank
Schleicher
Oswald
Apex
Smith
Willard H
Stone
A. L
Taylor
T. B
Wisdom
Tallent
Leo
James W
Thornton
Charles C
Tash
W. S
Bannack
Willard
James L
Coal Mining Co Organized Near Medicine Lodge
Articles of Incorporation show Medicine Lodge Coal Mining Co organized with stockholders W A Logan Ed Kenison and Phil Thorpe of Dillon The 100000 capital banked to develop coal claims ten miles from Gilmore Pittsburg railroad A 100 foot shaft sunk two coal veins opened and a spur to the mine planned if coal volume supports it Also Parley Shawver dies of Rocky Mountain spotted fever in Mountain Home Idaho.
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Medicine Lodge
Gilmore & Pittsburg
Dillon
Doctors among victims in Dillon burglary spree
Over the past week two Dillon doctors were victims of thefts. Dr. R H Ryburn’s office was entered and two guns were taken. Dr Poindexter’s office was entered and two liberty bonds, a gold watch, and a small charm were stolen. Mr and Mrs Lee Tower left for Chicago for several weeks.
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Dillon
R. H. Ryburn
Poindexter
Mrs. Lee Tower
Chicago
Eliel Brothers Bring Back Large Shoe Sale After War
Hundreds of shoppers packed Eliel Brothers store last Monday as the long awaited annual shoe sale reopened for the first time since 1916. Doors were besieged at opening and activity continued late into the evening as customers sought bargains for children and adults.
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Eliel Brothers
Butte Visitors Stay at Andrus Hotel Dillon
E. P. Smith C. 8. Bonner and J. H. Weiner were in Dillon Monday as guests of the Andrus hotel, after visiting Butte.
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E. P. Smith
Bonner
J. H. Weiner
Butte
Dillon
Andrus Hotel
Free Nose and Throat Clinic Aids 28 Pupils
A Sunday clinic at Curtis hospital performed 28 nose and throat operations for underprivileged children. Dr A C Jones led the surgeries with free services from Dillon doctors and volunteers including Miss Katherine MacGregor. Most patients were discharged the same day with two remaining overnight.
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Curtis Hospital
A. C. Jones
Butte
Dillon
MacGregor
Snyder
Turner
Turner, Mr. Cluley
Mrs. Cluley
Miss Nash
Miss Baillie
Miss Hottman
Miss Merklein
Miss Buck
Miss Norris
Miss Price
Olive Roberts
Chas. Price
M. A. Walker
Katherine MacGregor
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Wranglers Have Meeting
Boston Woolmen
Halowell, Jones & Donald
Cenfer
Centennial Planchers
Centennial
Big
Sheriff Mooney
Beaverhead
State of Montana
W. J. Hathorne
William Copeland
Morris Elmose
Y.W. Hurt
W. B. Hurt
Grand Larceny
James Clouse
A.m
B H. Humphrey
Charles Seybold
Charles Flynn
al Grauchene
State of
Grotee Collings
Etta Bonney
Helena Meat Company
Thomas Flynn
Hurley Leach
Burt Adams
Tower
H. A. Bond
Richard Gallagher
Pease & Roy
Stephenson
Billon
Coal Mining
Parley Shawver
Upper Medicine Mountain
Idaho Lodge
This
Rocky Mountain
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