Dillon Briefs Highlight Residents Visiting Butte and Local Business
Numerous Dillon residents and visitors are listed, including Nelé Nelson from Deer Lodge and Max Lauterbach in Butte. Attendees mention Marcus Hughes & McCalebs sales, and local figures like J E Morse, Dr F H Bimrose, and C B Crampton. The item notes social calls, reg shows, operetta plans, and the upcoming Montana Auto Supply project after a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelé Nelson
Dillon
Deer Lodge
Max Lauterbach
Butte
Training School Notes and Upcoming Primary Building Opening
Miss Hazard missed Monday school due to illness while Miss Pauline Van de Walker hosted a sewing party for teachers. The second semester began, kindergarten enrollment reached ten new pupils and five started in the 18 grade, with total enrollment at 650 at midyear, 67 below last year. The mid year commencement and eighth grade diplomas were awarded, and the new primary building is set to open on February 7 with afternoon tours and an evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bell
Jane Boone
Madeline Giudici
Mary Lee Morton
Adele Roe
Virginia Smith
Athel Spencer
Ruth Tash
Ruthford Dunn
Berlin Gordon
Edward Hoerning
Henry Rodgers
Jack Yale
Mary Schwartz
Evan Burrell
Henry Meeds
Thomas Pinkerton
Dillon
Notable Local Moves Highlight Winter Season
Returns from California are reported as Featheny comes back from Los Angeles. Sullivan Brothers send a carload of horses to Los Angeles sales rings. C H Niblack departs for New York City on a spring buying trip. Mr and Mrs Will Deputy leave for San Diego seeking health benefits. Vera Melvyn leaves for Butte to join Stone Ordean Wells as bookkeeper. R S Stephensen departs for Kenosha and Ward Pease remains in Butte after law firm launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dan Sullivan
Sullivan Brothers
Cal
C. H. Niblack
New York City
Will Deputy
California
San Diego
Mr. Deputy
Butte
Vera Melvyn
Stone, Ordean & Wells
Melvyn
Western Wholesale Grocery Company
Virden Curry Company
Dillon
Stephensen
Kenosha
Wis
Wisconsin
Stephenson
H. W. Pease
Madison
Pease
Firemen Host Dance to Fund New Fire Truck
Dillon volunteer fire department plans a Saturday night dance at the city hall to raise funds for a newly purchased fire truck. Proceeds from the event will support the department’s fire truck fund, with a masquerade planned on February 22 in collaboration with the Beaverhead Post of the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
City Hall
Beaverhead
American Legion
Wilson Memorial Mrs Nolan names Beaverhead county drive chief
Mrs Hattie Nolan who leads the Wilson Memorial women’s campaign asks Mrs Roscoe Cornell to head the Beaverhead county drive. Cornell enlists ten Democratic women to raise the county quota of 100 dollars for the memorial appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Memorial
Hattie Nolan
Roscoe Cornell
Beaverhead
Sealed bids sought to lease Sugar Bowl building
Sealed bids for leasing the Sugar Bowl building for three to five years will be received at the State Bank of Dillon until 10:00 a.m. January 81, 1922, when bids will be opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Bowl
State Bank of
Dillon
Salmon Creamery Butter Advert Carried From Idaho
Demand the best butter from the Salmon Creamery Salmon Idaho. The ad notes fresh churned butter shipped to Dillon groceries three times weekly and promises prompt supply if local dealers are out of stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Dillon
Salmon
Idaho
Depot Fire Destroys Landmark Built In 1883
The paper reports the Short Line depot burned last Wednesday night. A town landmark, it dated from 1883 when the railroad arrived. First occupied by John S. Baker, the area’s current clerk and recorder, the building housed his family and served passengers and freight before seven years ago switching to freight only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short Line
John S. Baker
Assault Case Appealed in County Justice Court
Jack Adams who was given 60 days in jail for assaulting Clark Anderson appealed to the district court. His bonds were set at 150 dollars and have been furnished by the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Adams
Justice Court
Clark Anderson
Flour Mill Reopens After Weeks Shutdown
Beaverhead Elevator and Milling company resumes full operations at its flour mill after a shutdown of several weeks. Two shifts are being worked to fulfill back orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Elevator and Milling Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Erwin
Father Clittora
Ine Dillon
Lima
Burke Ae Tranter
George. B Conway
Helena
Hughes & McCalebs
Joe Stevens
R.R. Rathbone
W. D. Sheppard
C. L. Kelly
Harlowton
the Andrus
Burke Auto Transfer, Co
H. G. Rodgers
Hope Lounsbury
Dan Lounsbury
Dell
J. E. Morse
W. M. Climer
Otto Severnson
Burke Auto Transfer Co
Oesert
F. H. Bimrose
W. W. Letteridge
Andrew Salmonson
Lee Tower
Dillmont Candy Company
Richard Gallagher
Tash
Grasshopper
D. W. Galt
Beaverhead Motors Company
Sam Hall
Colorado
James Mansfield
Grant
W. N. Bichler
Armstead
L. P. Fox
Grace Little
Salt Lake City
Dan Little
Glee Club
Dick Howell
Derge-Howell Company
Hughes & McCaleb
C. B. Crampton
Sundey
Lewistown
Henry Thompson
James McKnight
Smith McKnight
Will Stinson
Joe Brownes
Portland
Arby
Christian Science Society
Joe Bush
Butte Wholesale Grocery Company
Silver Bow Commission Company
Bush
Great Falls
Roy Murray
Montana Auto Supply Company
Missoula
Elizabeth Sutherland
University
Miss Troxell
Miss Sutherland
Montpelier
Bear Lake County
Bert Robison
The
Tribune
Samurai
A. L. Stone
A. Graeter
Southern Montana
Abstract & Title Co
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Dillon, Montana
Frerommere
Beckman Bros
Buert Crear Rani, Woweana
Will Featheny
THEM
Liberty Bell Savings Bank
State Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
City Shoe Store
Miss Mille Adams Andrus Hotel
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