Fire Regulations in Dillon Urge Prompt Action and Calm
Dillon residents are urged to observe fire regulations to aid responders. Officials emphasize five seconds at the scene saves minutes later and advise vehicles pull aside to grant emergency access. Rules include staying clear of fire lines, not riding on trucks, and keeping distance from residences, businesses, and salvaged gear. Volunteers note public interference hampers firefighting efforts.
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Police and Fire Department
Dillon
Storm Relief Fund Sets Record Subscriptions
Modern Woodmen camps and members pledged over 45000 for storm victims in southern Illinois Indiana and other devastated districts on March 18. The total surpasses the San Francisco quake relief and marks the largest subscription by the organization for any similar purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States
Murphysboro
Griffin
Modern Woodmen of America
Illinois
Indiana
San Francisco
Idaho riverfront farm for trade near Dillon Idaho
Trade offer for 150 acres of Snake River land near Dillon Idaho with 100 acres beach and 50 acres bottom land irrigable, plus a three room frame house, corrals, store and post office buildings, railway facilities nearby. Under Columbia River irrigation likely $300 per acre after project completion. Contact Dillon Audit Co. office.
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Idaho
Snake River
Yakima
Columbia River
Portland
Seattle
Dillon
Office of Dillon Audit Co
Dusky Damsels Picked Up For Disorder In Cabbage Patch
Emma Jenny Doe colored was arrested by city police and the sheriff on a disturbance charge after drinking. She pleaded guilty and chose a floaters term over jail. Mae Jennie Doe was detained Friday with Chief Nelson and Sheriff Mooney in a cabin in the Cabbage Patch where an opium layout and liquor paraphernalia were found.
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Emma Jenny Doe
Sheriff’s Office
Moon
Justice Court
Mae
Jennie Doe
Nelson
Mooney
Cabbage Patch
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet: Opium Set Allegations
A garbled report mentions dope found and a man asserting she gathered parts of an opium set from a cabbage patch. The narrative says she was allowed to go, left town, and complied with an order.
Returns and visits fill Dillon notes in Examiner column
Local column lists Bert Dunbar and Edgar Stahl returning from California and Germany, visits by wisdom district officials, legal business in Boulder, new homes for teachers, a boy’s injury, a clerk’s finger injury, ranch leases at Melrose, staff changes at the abstract office, and residents traveling to Missoula and Dillon for health and work.
Meeting of County Superintendents in Missoula
Miss Alice Roe and Dr. E. Davis returned from the state meeting of county superintendents at the state university in Missoula. The session featured lectures by Dr. Davis on the Dillon summer Normal and remarks by Miss Roe praising the gathering.
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Alice Roe
S. E. Davis
The
Normal College
Missoula
State University
Miss.Roe
Dr. Davis
Dillon
Eva May. Tuuse
Tedebiors
College
Cellar Falls
Laws
Jessie L. Duboc
Court Venues Set In City For May Nineteenth Session
A court convening in this city on May 19 gathers a long list of names by counties including DillonGrant Lakeview Monida Wisdom Armstead and other towns. Attendees include Frank P. Dillon Blair A W Brown J H Buck C A Burden I H Cheney John Clawson Peter Christensen William Christensen W C Connor R J Dansie J H Dickey Edward Dishno Frank Esterwald Ray Fallon Gebhardt Fassler Fred Featherly B L Forsyth Otto Gasser J M Giles Guy Gray Eddie Grinde Hans Hempingen George P Hughes Sherman Hughes Clarence Hunt Antone Jackson W T Jahnke Emil Johnson John Kambich Leslie Kellner Grant Kenison John Kent E F Lang Herman Maedor H S Mortland T F Mullen E K Mummey Fred Munkton Richard Nedrow Ernest Orr Hilza Patrick Barney Peterson Eph Peterson Alex Peyre Andy Pyle E J Ripley E B Roe George Roe Abe Savacci Frank Schulz Thomas E Scott W T Scully Chris Snyder Leroy Sperry Peter Spritzer Louis Steinbracker W E Stephenson Wm Stephens George Stimpson Valin Tadovich Frank Thompkins Martin E Thorson A F Waldorf J Z Wenger.
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H. 8. Mortland
Dillon
T.F. Mullen
Armistead
E. K. Mummey
Dell
Fred Munkton
Grant
Richard Nedrow
Ernest Orr
Hilza Patrick
Barney Peterson
Eph Peterson
Armstead
Alex Peyre
Andy Pyle
Polaris
E. J. Ripley
Lima
George Stimpson
Valin Tadovich
Reichle
Frank Thompkins
Martin E. Thorson
A. F. Waldorf
J. 2. Wenger
Jackson
Track meet notes with various event results
The report lists multiple track events with winners and times. Notable results include Watt Doak and Metzel among top finishers in sprints and field events, Wemple winning high jump, Clemow and Wright placing in dashes, and Metzel leading high point with 18. Class standings show freshmen 40, seniors 88, sophomores 33 1-8, juniors 238 2-3.
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Dan
Doak
Watt
Clemon
Henneberry
Metzel
Ted “Soper
Wemple
Breight
Ott’ Gordon
Meeds
Film venture eyed for Montana mining history
The Famous Players Lasky corporation may film a Montana mining industry picture costing about 250000. C H Mitchell and George Webber from the company visited Butte and Bannack with A C M publicity chief Towne to inspect potential scenes in Beaverhead county and northern mining towns. Local residents in Butte Virginia City and Beaverhead show strong interest should the project proceed.
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Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Montana
C. H. Mitchell
George Webber
Butte
C. “W. Towne
The
Lasky Company
Beaverhead
Bannack
Virginia City
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Beaverhead County Montana
The district court orders the sale of extensive Beaverhead County land and Lima town lots as part of the estate of John A. Peat. Julia A. Mathews, administratrix, invites bids by private sale for cash, opening after May 14, 1925, with bids filed at her Lima residence.
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District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
John A. ‘Peat
Beaverhead County
WYNEX
Lima
Peat
Slader
Nwunwy
Julia A. Mathews
John A. Peat
Notice to Creditors Estate of Edwin Gleed Montana
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the administratrix of the estate of Edwin Gleed deceased invites creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be sent to Gilbert Gilbert lawyers Dillon Montana. First published April 22 1925.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Edwin Gleed
Gilbert& Gilbert
Dillon
Settid Gleed
Edwig Gleed
Gilbert & Gilbert
T. F. McFadden
Used Fords Offered With Easy Terms By Beaverhead Motors
Beaverhead Motors advertises several good buys in used Fords with easy terms. The brief notice highlights affordable options and resale value at the dealership location.
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Beaverhead Motors Co
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Chevrolet
F. O. B. Dillon
F. C
B. Dillon
Duco
Montana Auto Supply CO
Storm Relief Fund
California
Bert Dunbar
Germany
Edgar Stahl
Louis Stahl
Wisdom
Squires of
County Bent
Boulder
KeHy
A. T. Peterson
Gregory
A. C. Gruwell
Metlen
Clyde Perry
James McCullum
Melrose
Frank Fiddler
Fiddler
Dave Evans
Big Hole
Dijon
Louise Almy
Southern Montana Abstract Company
New York City
Frank Hazelbaker
Lucille Carter
Lewistown
William Dunn
Will Dunn, Jr
John Shives
Mary Judge
Frances
Velma, Judge
Paul Judge
Cashmore
State Board of Health
J. E. Hample
Boston
Jeremiah Williams
F. E. Foote
Chicago
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minn
Foote
W.C. Orr
H. OH. Boomer
Spokane
Monida
Rall
Winter Garden
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