Patents and Deeds in Dillon Territory Convey Land and Water
Listing of patents for Mynor Holden and George J. Parks on benches east of Dillon, several warranty and bargain deeds including Lovell Live Stock to Union Electric, decree distributing Levi Cartier estate, water rights for Reichle Pederson Hungate, and occupancy and desert declarations for Chris Pederson in Horse Prairie and Grimes Creek areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynor Holden
Dillon
George J. Parks
Herbert B. Selway
Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company
Horse Prairie
John Anderson
Walter T. White
Big Hole Basin
Wisdom
Lovell Live Stock Company
Union Electric Company
Lovell’s
Levi Cartier
Granite
Silver Bow
Adolph Reichle
Smith Springs
Chris Pederson
Grimes Creek
Eliza A. Hungate
Little Ashbaugh Springs
Upper Horse Prairie Creek
Upper Horse Prairie Creek Valley
Reichle News Notes Highlight Local Lemons and Rides
Joe Nample starts a desert claim on Rock Creek while Miss Ida Hartwig visits relatives in Keene Idaho. Jacob Mittlemeir visits neighbors last Sunday. Mrs I E Foote spends two days at Buena Vista ranch. Elza Bryan buys Carl Hartwig s registered stallion Daniel. Martha Beehrer returns to Dillon High School after a cold at home. Carl Hartwig owns an Apperson and treats friends to joy rides. Recent showers improve pasture conditions on nearby hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Beehrer
Dillon
Normal college notes and upcoming events in Missoula
Weekend visits by Miss Agnes Sullivan and Mrs Anna Owsley frame a week of campus activities at the Normal College in Missoula. Plans for a Home Nursing course and a summer quarter start follow Tag Day fundraising and a state inspection tour by Governor S W Stewart and Attorney General Daniel S Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Sullivan
Butte
Department of Domestic Science
Normal College
Deer Lodge
S. W. Stewart
Daniels. Kelly
State Board of Examiners
The
Monroe
Miss Giudici
Oratorical Association
Garver
Mosher
Ranchers Plan May 1 Stock Turnout
The article notes al ranchers planning to turn out stock on May 1. It mentions Mrs Antone Bayan and Annie visiting Dillon, Mrs Edwin Norris visiting George French ranch, Miss Hughes and John Lenkersdorfer's daughter going to Dillon, Bernard Garrison traveling to Twin Bridges for field peas, and C E Morse plowing on a beach farm visible across the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Rancher
Mrs
Edwin Norris
George French Ranch
Miss Hughes
John Lenkersdorfer
Dillon
Bernard Garrison
Twin Bridges
C. E. Morse
Suffrage Meeting Plans and Rankin Address
The article notes a suffrage meeting at the training school on Saturday May 2 at 3 o clock to align with national efforts for women voting and to start city suffrage leadership election in Dillon. Miss Jeannette Rankin will speak at the high school assembly hall on May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trainings School
United States
Dillon
Jeannette Rankin
Montana Equal Suffrage Central Committee
High School
Miss Rankin
Armstead
Also Mentioned on This Page
Books of Pearl I
J. H. Patrick
Calgary
Reichle
Joe Nample
Rock Creek
Ida Hartwig
Keena
Idaho
Jacob Mittlemeir
Mra
Foote
Buena Vista Ranch
Elza Bryan
Carl Hartwig
Daniel
Anna Owsley
Whitehall, Montana
Judith Hatch
Cecil Weatherly
Tovery
Dillon Footlights
Sacajawea and
Arrowhead Clubs
Arrowhead Club
District Court
Toan
L. IL. Price
Kris Collins
W. Badeon
C. I. Featherly
G. KR. Baker
2. M. Mosher
Kk. W. Bond
Harold Fuqua
Hugh Anderson
J. R. Baker
Missoula
Montana
George Ditty
Montana State Normal College
Dillon, Montana
Catherine Cox
Lovera LaCroix
Geraldine Bowden
Senners Traum
Rachael Smith
Mary ‘Bechtold
Estella Knotts
Martha Steve
Mae Henneberry
Fearis
Kallach Rogers Heins
Dorothy Brundage
Lela Bird
Barcarolle
Geralding
Susith
Evangeline Lowther
Lark
George Melton
Ruby Wyatt
Night
the Swallows
Frances Myers
Age Olline
Bach Rowe-MacMurrough
Edna Ollender
Isabel Chinaman
Howell
Kem
Guy d’Hardelot
Mason
Wachs
Bohm del Aqua Adv
Gandals
Hessleberg
Eliel Brothers
A. Jardine
Armestead
Anna Howard Shaw
Suffrage
Gannett Peak
Wyoming
Bonneville and
Bridger National Forests
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