Local notes from Dillon and surrounding areas
Miss Nora Connelley spends a month in Polson teaching for her father Martin Connelley. Baker sustains an arm injury from a slip. J. E. Shaw travels to Big Hole basin for county commissioners session. Will Leimert visits Milan en route to Kansas City and Chicago. Lossi family departs for Wisdom after a week here, gymer recuperating from pneumonia. C. C. Gosman from Lima attends county board session. Dr. Eugene Free in Helena with board on orphans time. recently appointed physician at the institution. Frank Birrer arrives from his Twin ridges ranch. Frank Eliel returns from Chicago after two weeks. Sheriff Mooney joins elk hunt at Gardiner. Brownfield visits from Salmon City. Rosenbaum couple visit from Sheep Creek basin. Polk couple from Duma visit Dillon. Hans Lausen travels to Butte from Wisom. Wedum family, Elvera Peterson, Walter Vance, and Cecil Milne visit Butte over Sunday. Miss Josephine Funk and Theresa La Rock visit Willow from Three Forks to teach. Mrs. Roy Jackson in Dillon. L. J. Price departs for Casper after two weeks with Emily. Tom Call, Varney sheepman, away several days. Dillon trio and family visit from Ruby. Peter Anderson proves up on homestead. W. M. Irving attends business in the south end. Mrs. Otto Schulz in Dillon from Sheridan. then to Butte. Mrs. Gordon and child visit Dillon from Imstead. William Updegraff returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Shaw
Big Hole Basin
Bard of County Commissioners
Will Leimert
Milan
Kes City
Chicago
J. P. Lossi
Thei
Wisdom
C. C. Gosman
Lima
Eugene Free
Helena
Dan Mooney
Gardiner
Aarty
William Brownfield
Salmon City
William Rosenbaum
Usion
Heep Creek Basin
Josephine Funk
Heresa la Rock
Illow
Complete Boys' Department Offers Toys and Apparel
The narration promotes a full Boys' Department stocked with toys and wearing apparel and related accessories. It emphasizes a modern, ready-to-shop selection for young male customers.
Butte Visit Notes and Local Arrivals at Filling Station
From Armstead and Salt Lake City visitors reach the city with summer business, including Mrs. Laura Tolman Scott and Mrs. Nellie Graeter. F A Hazelbaker left for Butte to handle matters while Walter Dansie arrived from Salt Lake City earlier in the week for city business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Blue Bird
F. A. Hazelbaker
Walter Dansie
City
Salt ‘Lake City
Laura
Tolman Scott
Armstead
8S. S. Patterson
Nellie Graeter
Montana Law Makers Represent 19 Occupations
Helena Dec 2 When Lieutenant Governor W S McCormick taps the gavel opening the twentieth assembly the Montana Legislature will welcome a cosmopolitan group. The 56 state senators originate from 19 occupations with 40 Republicans 15 Democrats and one farmer labor. Farmers and lawyers predominate as the rosters show 13 of 15 farmers are Republicans and the 12 lawyers split evenly. Among six merchants all are Republicans and five stockmen are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Senate
Farmer-Labor
Aapper
House of
Tout
Repubicans
Varying Trades Mentioned Among Local Professionals
The passage lists a diverse mix of local workers including insurance men editors and publishers a station agent a jeweler a railway man a grain buyer a banker a lumber man a dealer in automobiles a real estate dealer an accountant a school teacher a druggist a laundry man and a small operator.
Horses and Wagons Valued at Over Four Million Dollars
State board of equalization shows carriages wagons horses and equipment valued at 4 042 944 while autos are 22 666 940 and farm machinery 10 979 963. Live stock totals reach 66 669 228 with mining and manufacturing equipment also itemized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Equalization
Beaverhead County Advertising Medium
The Examiner, Beaverhead County's leading advertising medium, serves as the primary local channel for notices, classifieds, and public announcements across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Examiner
Beaverhead ‘County
Kids Dream Of Winning Shaw Roadster In Local Contest
Dillon youngsters race toward ownership of a Shaw roadster displayed at the Hartwig theatre. Montana Mercantile and Hartwig sponsor a lucky-number drawing with the prize to be awarded on December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana Mercantile Company
Hartwig Theatre
Shaw
Hartwig
Dart's Hall Opening With Winter Dance Schedule
Dart's hall will reopen Saturday evening after improvements with a winter dance next Saturday night. Music will be provided by Terry's Toot Owls, Dillon's newest orchestra, which plans to host a weekly Saturday dance throughout the season at the newly decorated hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dart
Dart’s
Terry
Toot Owls
Dillon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nora Connelley
Polson
Martin Connelley
Scarletiver
John
Baker
Om. Mur
J. C. Wedum
Mall
Miss. Elvera Peterson
Walter Vance
Cecil Milne
Carl B. Taylor
Optometrist
Wonders of Toyland
Santa Claus
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Montana
California
Anderson Market
Hampshire Rams
Hampshire
J. E. Morse
Dillon Mont
First National Bank
the Bank of Strength and Service
Dillon, Montana
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