Local notes reflect social visits and business in Dillon
Locals report Mrs. Cooke of Twin Bridges visiting Dillon at her sister Mrs. William White's home. Henry Fitter of Lima was in Dillon Saturday for business. Miss Maggie Halligan of Lima visited the county seat. E. M. Martinell, a south county rancher, spent Saturday afternoon in Dillon from Dell. Dillon Dry Goods Company filed notice of dissolution in district court. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson visited from Kid, and B. F. Price sold a wool clip to John Hample for Jeremiah Williams of Boston. The late County Commissioner chairman Illy-Gemmel of Silver Bow County died in Butte after a fire damaged the Silver Bow block. Gemmel hunted at Bedrock lakes with the Butte Club. John Wedger, Fantanda cattle buyer, spent a week here for company interests. Col Alt Decker visited from his McKaight ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooke
Twin Bridges
Dillon
William White
Henry Fitter
Lima
Maggie Halligan
E. M. Martinell
Dell
Dillon Dry Goods Company
Henry Thompson
Kid
Ily - Gemmel
Silver Bow
Butte
Ita
Bedrock Lakes
Butte Club
John Wedger
S. Company
Alt. Decker
Booster Carnival and Curtain Plans Highlight Weekly Notes
The Booster Carnival Friday main building proceeds fund Chinook with side shows at 7 15 and the Pan at 9 16. Gargoyle Club schedules Quality Street for March 11. assembly program led by Miss Mary K Sands. Miss Dorothy Hirschman presents Little Theatre Movement history. Miss Martha Allen reads The Other One by Arthur Ketchum. February faculty meeting on curriculum revision focusing on greater specialization despite unchanged quantitative requirements. Mid term results show fewer failures and some unsatisfactory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gargoyle Club
Quality Street
J. M. Barrie
Mary K. Sands
Dramatic Department
Dorothy Hirschman
Dillon
United States
Martha Allen
Livingston
Arthur Ketchum
Lightning Is Chief Cause of Most of Our Forest Fires
The Forest Service reports District One in 1926 had 978 lightning fires out of 1307 total, about 75 percent, nearly double the 19 year average. District Forester Fred Morrell released the figures noting a cluster of severe storms and drought conditions drove the high fire activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Forest Service
Fred Morrell
New Spring 1927 Wraps Highlight Tailored Style
New arrivals showcase Spring 1927 fashion with deft treatments that emphasize smart tailoring. Wraps in fur or self trim appear among leading Spring shades, crafted from repeats, poiret twill, and twill sheen to convey refined character.
Record of historic forest fires 1907 to 1926 losses
A look at extreme fire seasons 1910 1919 and 1926 shows 2 596 000 acres burned in 1910 1 329 000 in 1919 and 341 000 in 1926 amid growing organization and access. About twenty two and a half million acres protected yet losses hinder permanent forest management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Washington
Montana
Beaverhead County 1927 financial ledger entry summary
Beaverhead District and county funds show totals for water, road, poor, bridge, fair, and insect pest funds. The board adjourned February 9 1927 at 12 00 noon. Attest Dr R D Curry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Dillon
Ceee Eee
Mont. Mere 'Co
Beaverhead
Red Rock
Big Hole
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de Molay
Ralph ‘Smith
Leonard Innes
Lewis
Blaep
Ralph ‘McFadden
the Normal College
Biuno Jaquette Scott
Scott
Dilton
Ashton
Erby
Aidalt
City Hall
Sill
Eliel
Eliel Brothers
Twin Cube— Aol
Stone
State Bank of
Minneapolis
East
Seraphine Roberts
L. B. Ripley
R. W. Boone
Tom Morrow
Divide
The
Andrus
J. B. Cluley
Normel College
Harold ‘Warner
Skagg United
Judge Rodgers
Boulder
W. D. Ross
George French
Anthony French
Argenta
Roode
EACM
MARRS
Mont
Merc. Co
Bridge Fund Forest Service
Co-Op Ork
Charles Norris
Fair Fund
John S. Baker
Albert 8. Baker
the. Firemen
R. D
Curry
Oakland
Fisher
Oakland Six
Montana Auto Sales-Co
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