Armstead and Lima shoppers flock to Dillon for holidays
Dillon welcomed a parade of visitors from Armstead and Lima for Christmas shopping. Among those seen were Mrs William Climer Mrs Merritt Barnes Mrs William Rosenbaum Mr and Mrs Duke Davis Mrs Venora Meilen Joe Meilen Mrs Ben Moore and Mr and Mrs Leo Truax from Lima Milton Nay from Grasshopper Miss Adelaide Gelhaus from McHessor Ralph Streb from Melrose Matt Lasich after hospital stay returned home Mrs John Kent from Sheep Creek basin William Sweeney from Sheep Creek basin Clarence Brown from Dell and New York visit Oscar Gravelly family from Dell Richard Freeman from Medicine Lodge Senator Hazelbaker elk hunt near Livingston Tom Foley and Mrs Tolson among others with Los Angeles visitor Mrs Leon Eliel joining for holidays.
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Dillon
Armstead
William Climer
Merritt Barnes
City
William Rosenbaum
Duke Davis
Venora’ Meilen
Joe Meilen
Horse Prairie
Ben Moore
Leo Truax
Lima
Milton Nay
Grasshopper
Adelaide Gelhaus
McHessor
Ralph Streb
Melrose
Matt Lasich
Barrett Hospital
Lasich
William Sweeney
Sheep Creek Basin
Clarence Brown
Dell
New York State
Warren Hughes
Wise River
Guy Carter
Oscar Gravelly
Richard Freeman
Medicine Lodge
Senator Hazelbaker
Livingston
Tom Foley
Leon Eliel
Los Angeles
Cal
Eliel
Montana teachers retirement fund grows from 1916 plan
Montana teachers paid $1 monthly into a state retirement fund. By end of a four year period $109,817 was invested at 6 percent and $34,000 at 5 percent. The regular fund totals $143,917 with $32,480 cash. Three teachers Daisy Blackstone Kate Turner Smith and Eliza Farmer received retirement salaries.
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W. E. Harmon
Montana
Daisy Blackstone
Chinook
Kate Turner Smith
Philipsburg
Mrs Buck Dies At Dillon Home After Illness
Mrs Charles Buck a longtime Dillon resident died at her Barnett avenue home Tuesday after several weeks illness She was about sixty five and had lived in Big Hole basin area previously Funeral plans are pending survivors include her husband and several children
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Charles Buck
Dillon
Big Hole Basin
Barnett Avenue
Buck
Plane crashes into snowbank at Dillon Field
Frank Mooney of Butte escaped with minor injuries after his Ryan monoplane struck a snowbank on landing at Dillon Field. The aircraft toppled, damaging the landing gear propeller radiator and engine. Mooney was torn from his safety strap but not seriously harmed. He had landed Monday en route to Salt Lake City and returned after engine trouble near Dell.
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Frank
Mooney
Butte
Bill
Woodside Field
Butte Agvtator
Salt Lake City
Dell
Dillon
Hazelbaker Reports Broad Montana Optimism for 1928
Senator Frank A. Hazelbaker district governor of Rotary International returned from a Montana tour. He found good conditions statewide with optimism in business and agriculture and predicted 1928 would be a year of great prosperity. He noted Rotary clubs becoming more active as businessmen learn its aims and purposes.
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Frank A. Hazelbaker
Rotary International
Laate
Rotary Clubs of
Montana
Hazelbaker
Bays
Rotary
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New Mexico
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Elizabeth Armitage
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James Nye
Phillip Nye
Monida
John Mailey
Gus Malley
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Bart McMenomey
Grayling
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State
Capital
Annabel Desmond
T. Lee McCracken
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