Notable Visitors and Local Social Roundup in Dillon
Dillon residents mingle with visitors from Butte Spokane Chouteau and elsewhere as numerous families and individuals attend events picknics and motor tours. Local engagements include dinners dances church meetings and road trips to Elkhorn Springs Banff Glacier National Park and Yellowstone with several residents preparing for upcoming departures to Los Angeles Cincinnati and Europe.
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Hithorn
Springs
Elkhorn
Chester Gilbert
Ae “Dave * Sullivan
Billy Jennings
D. V. Erwin
Misses Mille
Clara Adama
Jeanne Covall
W. J. Cushing
Roy Carey
Butte
Jay B. Holtz
C.H. Phillips
E. F. Sill
Lee Reamy
Ed Malloy
Spokane
George Johnson
Leadore
Boss Emerick
Verena Vante
Tash
Dillon
Grasshopper
Spain
Frank Hazelbaker
Helena
State
Republican Central Committee
W. E. Stephenson
Utah
Colorado
Harry Turner
Carmel-by-the- Sea
Turner
Europe
Anson Baxter
E. W. Bond
Glacier National Park
Banff
Lake Louise
Canada
Great Falls
Verena Vance
State Bank and Trust Company
Los Angeles
Cal
E. W. Linson
Yellowstone Park
Bozeman
Adolphus Paris
Mae Nedrow
Boulder
Vella Farmer
Helen Caterine Ballard
Cincinnati
Ohio
Father Lechner
Elena
George Harris
Chouteau
Chester Hale
Ham
Dillon Hotels
D. A. Gal Monte Melton Srebbatad
Dillmont Park
George Clemon
Jackson
City
Earl Hartwig
Ey Mtaire Clair LaSage
Francisco
Man Scott
Johnston
Frances
Toney Mall
Mary
Lava’ Hot Springe
Idaho
M.A. Henneberry
Paul Henneberry
San Francisco
A. T. Peterson
Gallatin Valley
Montana
B. J. Gunderson
Beaverhead County High Schoo
Mary Schoenborn
Rita Free
Mia
Lillian Free
Misa Aliis Russel
Chauncey Murphy
Washington
Seattle
van Shaw
Alfred Cashmore
Elkhorn Springs
George Hopkins
Bis
West Yellowstone
Frank Kellum
Republian
Big Hole Basin
Otto Gosman
Lima
Dan Henneberry
Anaconda
W. D. Starkweather
The
Examiner
A. W. Graeter
Elmer Woodside
Fred Woodside
Roy Forrester
Falls
Ed “ Malloy
Spoxane
J. L. McLaughlin
Yellowstone
Floyd Best
McLaughlin
Best
Montana Wheat 1927 Crop In Elevators and U S Stocks
Montana mills held 2,807,000 bushels of 1927 crop wheat on July 1 1928 up from 2,450,000 bushels a year earlier. Total 1927 crop revised to 80,208,000 bushels with carryover 6,516,000 including 3,609,000 farm on July 1. U S interior stocks July 1 1928 stood at 18,856,000 bushels, with regional comparisons and farm stocks at 23,450,000 bushels for July 1 this year.
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Montana
Federal
United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mississippi
Rocky Mountains
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Alice
Mae Bulger
Midwest Motor Oil
Midwest
Society of ‘Automotive Engineers
Midwest Refining Company
Hughes Oil Company
Dillon, Montana
Pennsylvania Oil Co
Studebaker
C, E. Barnes
Jersey
Jersey. Com
Gopteoee Punt
Einthiy