Notable visitors tour Dillon from multiple towns
Fred Hale of Dell, Henry Thompson of Kidd, Frank Madden of Polaris, Dixon Brown of Armstead, F. P. Blair of Grant and Mrs. Thomas Yearlan the sheep queen of Idaho visited Dillon over the weekend or yesterday en route to home or state events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thompson
Kidd
Frank Madden
Polaris
Dixon Brown
Dillon
Armstead
Thomas Yearlan
Idaho
Lemhi
Butte
Sunday Meetings Advertised at Local Church
The notice lists a Sunday service at 11 o clock a m and Sunday school at 9 45 a m with a Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o clock. All are welcome to attend.
Plea in Police Court Over Moonshine Possession
Frank Dunbar appeared before Judge Farnsworth on Saturday and pled guilty to possessing illicit liquor. He was fined $100 under state law prohibiting moonshine and any illegal whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dunbar
Farnsworth
Illicit booze case ends with $100 fine for Tom Toomey
Tom Toomey pleaded guilty Saturday to possessing illicit alcohol. He paid the usual $100 fine and is serving it out in jail. The report also notes summer arrivals from southern California and C. W. Griffin’s transfer to Idaho as an assistant forest supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Toomey
Griffin
C. W. Griffin
Beaverhead National Forest
Dell
Idaho
Idaho National Forests
Beaverhead Man Refuses Bachelor Tax Refund
Seth Wharton in town from Idaho says he will not claim a refund for the bachelor tax and urges the law remain in force. He notes he paid the tax first in Beaverhead county and attended a Spanish American War Veterans meeting in Butte before wintering in Idaho.
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Seth Wharton
Butte
Wharton
Idaho
Beaverhead County
Eel Heads South for California Visit
Off for California Lambert Eel departed last Thursday evening for southern California where he will spend a month visiting with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Lambert Eel
Carruthers Firm Promotes Essex Marmon Cars Agent
Sheridan figures show Sherida Carruthers and Sam Carruthers backing a new Essex touring car. The Carruthers Moto pany acts as agent for Essex and Marmon cars with David Carruthers as manager. In Dillon, Frank Paul becomes partner of his father G. T. Paul in Dillon Furniture, taking on new duties as a future associate in the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherida Carruthers
Sam Carrutl
Sheridan
New Essex
Carruthers
Frank Paul
G. Tv
Paul
Dillon *Furniture Company
Dillon
Stamm Accepts New Post at Western Wholesale
Walter Stamm has joined the Western Wholesale Grocery company in a new office post. He recently began duties after completing a business administration course at Madison University, from which he graduated several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stamm
Western Wholesale Grocery Company
Mr. Stamm
Madison
Tourists Arrive as Spring Harbinger Pass Through Dillon
Three tourist cars moved through Dillon on Friday headed from California to Montana. The vehicles shipped from Dubois Idaho to Lima. Roads were reported better than expected by AH.
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Dillon
California
Points
Montana
Dubois
Idaho
Lima
Dillon Outing Brings First Outdoor Day in Months
Sunday outing drew Dillon residents outdoors for fishing boating and hiking. Many reported good trout catches in the Beaverhead River during the enjoyable day.
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Dillon
Beaverhead River
Sprained Side Sidelined Golden Rule Manager M T Logan
M T Logan manager of the Golden Rule store has spent a week at home with a sprained side.
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M. T. Logan
Golden Rule
Forrester and MacDougall Plan Missouri River Canoe Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Forrester and Rev. George MacDougall expect to depart when river waters rise for Great Falls in Mr. Forrester's new canoe. The trip was previously undertaken last year by Rev. MacDougall and Dr. R. R. Rathbone, marking the first descent of the Missouri by canoe. They also plan a Salmon River voyage in the same craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Forrester
George MacDougall
Great Falls
Forrester
MacDougall
R. R. Rathbone
Missouri
Rev. MacDougall
Salmon River
Barry family moves to Missoula for new Buick role
W E Barry and family left last week for Missoula to establish a new home. Barry has accepted foremanship of the Buick garage and machine shop now run by Murray Motor company. A new business block has been built for the firm controlled by Roy Murray and managed by Joe Murray. Barry leased his west side home to J W Carney.
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Missoula
W. E. Barry
Barry
Buick
Murray Motor Company
Roy Murray
Joe Murray
Dillon Young Men
J. W. Carney
Visitors and residents fill Dillon during varied outings
I see by the Examiner reports Mrs. Van Ham and baby arrive from Boise Idaho to settle in Dillon. Ben Mallon reports heavy snow in Wise River easing now. J E Monroe, a Butte banker, spent Monday there. Notables visiting Butte include Senator Frank Hazelbaker and others. Zelma Nelson and Gladys Roberts shopped in Butte. Mr and Mrs C W Robison motor to Butte. Jack Nemick visited Butte for auto business. Jamey McCullum spent weekend in Dillon from Butte. Keith Lloyd and Harris Opp attended the Kiwanis car show in Butte. Captain E E Ebbert to lecture at training school auditorium Friday evening.
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Wise River
Ben Mallon
Dillon
Keith Lloyd
Harris Opp
Butte
Kiwanis
Columbia Gardens
E. E. Ebbert
Anti-Saloon League
Training School
Miss Eleanor Troxell Visits From Eastern Part of State
Miss Troxell returned this week from an extended eastern tour where she conducted teachers meetings and gave talks to primary teachers in Glendive Terry Miles City Harlowton and Bozeman. The state board of education voted 25000 for Dillon college building repairs and redecorating. A senior convocation at the college featured plays music and a folk dance followed by a student dance. Summer schools under the Normal College will run nine weeks from June 19 in Dillon Miles City and Lewistown. Library book orders totaling about 1000 were placed to support summer enrollment. A recital by Mrs Tello and Mrs Scott is planned for April 27. The Wesleyan College Glee Club will perform at the college auditorium on May 1 with songs solos instrumental selections and college comedy.
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Eleanor Troxell
Troxell
Glendive
Terry
Miles’ City
Harlowton
Bozeman
State Board of Education
Dillon
Gladys Adams
Gladys Flemming
Tello
Scott
College Auditorium
Wesleyan College Glee Club
Harlowton Training School visits and activities highlight week
Superintendent J A Williams visits to recruit teachers for next year. Miss Eleanor Troxell returns from a three week school tour. Primary Mothers club meets. talk on child health and plans to buy kindergarten draperies. Mothers host a food sale next Saturday. Miss Marie Boger visits Butte. Upper ungraded room beats 8A in baseball with Norman Wynes captain. Report cards issued. Ray Gimble has tonsils removed. Mr J E Monroe speaks on loans and discounts. bankers prepare fourth talk in series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Williams
Harlowton
Williams
Eleanor Troxell
Miss Troxell
Primary Mothers’ Club
MacGregor
Mr. Luderer
Helena
Marie Boger
Butte
Norman Wynes
Olive Roberts
Statewide Index mailed to teachers ends special issues
Five thousand five hundred copies of the Index were mailed to teachers throughout the state last month. This was the last of the special numbers for this year. The next four months the paper will be smaller and will not be specialized.
Chinatown Tong War Flare Near Butte Store Noted
Lun Man a Bing Kong leader was shot by a Jone gunman at 15 West Mercury street in the Wak Chong Tai store. The confrontation sparked another outbreak between Hip Sing and Bing Kong tongs as tensions flared in Butte's Chinatown.
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Butte
Hip Sing
Bing Kong Tongs
Lun Man
Bing Kong
Lun
Wak Chong Tai Company
Mercury Street
Hip Sings
First National Bank of Reed Point Liquidates
At a stockholders meeting on April 7, the First National Bank of Reed Point voted to liquidate and dissolve. Cashier Anderson was appointed liquidating agent and will move to Columbus to handle other banking duties. All depositors have been paid in full. Directors and Anderson received thanks for the bank’s conduct during the recent hard financial period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Reed Point
Anderson
Columbus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kodak Film
Kodak
Eastman Kodak Company
Potts
Rexall
Fred Hale
F. P. Blair
Grant
William Hollingsworth
Elza Murray
Montana Wesleyan
Thomas Book Store
Normal Lyceum Committee
Boise
J. E. Monroe
Frank Hazelbaker
John Collins
M. D. Gist
Faye Erwin
O. M. Best
Zelma Nelson
Gladys Roberts
C. W. Robison
Jack Nemick
Jamey McCullum
Ray Gimble
GA Room
Silke Ooe
Chinatown
Ely
ED Ely
First National Bank
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