Buttermaking in Montana Promises Better Local Dairy Quality
Montana dairymen seek to boost home butter reputation with W H Elliott guidance on clean milk, proper chilling, controlled cream ripening, and careful churn work. Process tips cover salting, washing, and avoiding overworking. color often comes from market coloring. Notable names include W H Elliott and numerous Montana residents and local dairy families.
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Montana
Deer Lodge
Dairyman’s Association
W. H. Elliott
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Pleasant Young People Party at Miss Ruth’s Home
A Saturday evening gathering hosted by Misses Mable Brock and Ruth Knotts featured red and yellow decor and games from 8 to midnight. Prizes included stationery won by Henry Burfeind and a Happy Hooligan Brownie won by Will Ross.
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Mable Brock
Ruth Knotts
Ruth
Henry Burfeind
Will Ross
Philis Knapp
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending Dec 5
Real estate and water rights transfers from title books. Deeds include Lindley Phillips to Martha E. Sapp near the high school in Dillon for 5 dollars. Della Reynolds to Chester H. Gilbert two lots in P. & O. Addition for 1 dollar. Laura Stahl to Dora E. Hart 5 Jota in Stahl Addition for 100 dollars. Other deeds cover 160 and 320 acre parcels near Bristow and Jackson for 1 dollar, 40 acre Jackson tract, water rights from Big Hole River and Big Quartz location amendments, placer claims on Trail Creek and Granite Creek, new incorporations by Dillon Realty and Improvement Co. and Examiner Publication Co., and patents for tracts near Glendale, Jackson, and Upper Medicine Lodge Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley Phillips
Martha E. Sapp
Dillon
Della T. Reynolds
Chester H. Gilbert
Laura Stahl
Dora E. Hart
Stahl
Lauritz Jensen
Fred Jensen
Jackson
John Kohler
Hans Kohler
Bristow
Briston
Lloyd & R. K. Nedrow
Frank X. Carrier
Birdie M. Cangrey
Big Hole River
Geo. W. Langley
Big Hole
Hennessey, O'Rourke
Pratts Bar
Joseph Creek
Trail Creek
Pioneer District
James O’connell
Edw
Krammer
Granite Creek
Diljon Realty and Improvement Co
Examiner Publication Co
Edwin Gleed
Glendale
Charles Dishno
Big Hole Basin
James Allwaya
Medicine Lodge Valley
College Notes and District Court Update
College notes recount a lively program with Rosa Crane drama in Assembly Hall and an English class entertainment including scenes from The Tempest. A Cuba annexation debate ending with the negative side winning, plus recitations and piano duets precede refreshments in the gym. In Beaverhead County Montana a District Court order calls for show cause by Dec 27, 1906 to sell estate real and personal property.
High School Notes and Weekend Games
The Dillon high school basketball team won last Thursday by thirty to twelve in a well attended game. Ceramic models for the drawing class arrived Monday, totaling twenty one pieces. The girls held their first basketball practice yesterday afternoon. A third election last Wednesday chose a Beaver head pin with a gold nugget and raised letters C H S as the official class pin.
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Dillon
High School
Arived
Directory of the Dillon Churches
A compact listing of Dillon church services with addresses and weekly hours for First Baptist St James Episcopal Presbyterian First Church of Christ Scientist Methodist Episcopal and Gospel services led by named pastors and lay leaders.
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OF the
Dillon Churches
Idaho
Sebree Streets
Horace W. Tilden
D.D
The
Baptist Parsonage
L. R. Foote
ST. James Episcopal Church
Washington and
Glendale
Presbyterian Church
Pacific and
Glendale Streets
A. B. Martin
Christian Endeavor
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Notice to Creditors in Beaverhead District Court
In the Fifth Montana District Beaverhead County the administrator CHAS. W. MAJOR for Mary E Major deceased notifies all creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be sent to the law office of J. B. Poindexter Dillon Montana, for estate transactions. Dated December 5, 1906.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Mary EE. Major
Mary E. Major
J. B. Poindexter
Dillon
Chas. W. Major
Mary E Major
Sleeping cars get lighter bed coverings on Southwest Limited
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Company introduces white counterpanes instead of heavy woolen blankets on Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City. Blankets will be kept in reserve for cool nights, aiming to improve comfort for sleeping car travelers and attract those who prefer a more inviting bed.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Southwest
Chicago
Kansas City
Reward for Return of Horses Strayed from Billings Camp
Reward offered by Hughes & Olson of Billinge for information leading to recovery or return of two horses from camp at Billings. One white mare branded D on right shoulder, and one brown horse branded cross with a bar below on left shoulder. Contact F G Cavers, Dillon.
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Billings
F. G. Cavers
Dillon
Hughes & Olson
Billinge
Poindexter Office Relocation and Hours Noted
Dr Poindexter moves to the Poindexter building on Idaho Street with new entrance. Office hours run 10 to 12 a m 2 to 5 p m and evenings. telephone numbers 42 A and 47 B listed.
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Ene~ Yeaman
Montana Gilbert
Juaneta Thomas
Minnie
Zetta Nner
Lizzie Sutherland
Margar- White
Winfred Jones
Faye Wier
Rae Clark
Jennie’ Porch
Martha Sprinkle
Leon Barton
Alberta Andrus
Myrtle Grave
Ray
George Melton
Ward
Albert Swain
Judson Best
Hiram Brundage
Findlay Watson
Warren Selway
Will Stahl
Will Rees
Young People’s Party
Pearl J. Smith
College Notes
Alfred Morrell
Julia Morrell
Rosa Crane
Kifth
Beaverhead County
George F. Hungate
Bart Hungate
Court House
Dillon Examiner
First Baptist Church
Dillon National Bank
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bannack
Washington Streets
W. A. Winters
Eliel Bros
Nela V. Smith
Johnson & Smith
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Dillon Dairy Co
Beverhead Dairy
I. Stahl
Opden
Union Pacific
Milwaukee
St. Paul Railway
Union Station
C.S. Williams
West Second South St
Salt, Lake City
W.C. Orr
Tel
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