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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1904
Page
8
A Dillon column lists visitors from Bannack Delly and Helena including Charles Seybold Dr R H Ryburn and J J Maney plus locals Edith Poindexter Fay and Fern Scott and Ike Rife. It notes the Manse Society and Woodcraft events for Feb 5, a Seattle contractor in town, Crown Tailoring promotions and a February 13 recital in the Dillon Theatre.
A flurry of midwinter events followed diplomas as Misses Bagley and other graduates left Dillon. The week featured 63 guest card parties at Mrs Bagley's and the junior class farewell banquet with music, dancing, pink and green decor, and toasts. Numerous dinners, euchre parties, and social gatherings highlighted student life and community thanks and memory of college days.
K P Birrer a prominent local contractor and builder visited the city during the week on business matters.
Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Effie Tong and Edward B Roe. The couple, Beaverhead county residents with ties to Dillon and Redrock, plan a church wedding in Butte next Tuesday afternoon and a wedding tour to the East before returning to Redrock around March 15.
The Maine Society of the Presbyterian church will serve supper Friday February 5 at the Masonic Temple building recently occupied by J. W. Morton. Supper will be served from 5 to 8 pm and all are invited.
A Beaverhead County resident applies to the Interior Secretary around March 1904 for permission to cut and mill timber on a tract south of Blacktail Creek known as Sheep Creek and the Lion's Den area. The site lies about 20 miles from Dillon and includes roughly 250,000 feet of timber.
Notice dated January 27 1904 records first publication in Dillon Montana. The document references Dav id Davies and Montana state locale with a legal or official notice dated January 27 1904.
The State Bank of Dillon files a mortgage foreclosure against John Schaepe and others with a sheriff sale set for February 27, 1904 at the Dillon courthouse. The property lies in Beaverhead County Montana in sections 20 21 28 29 township 4 south range 16 west with cash terms. First publication February 3, 1904.
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