Local visitors and travelers fill Dillon city notes
A long column records dozens of arrivals and departures from Dillon and surrounding towns. Visitors include Jove Lewis Lima, Roland Howell Butte, J. A. Crowley Argenta, H. T. Orton Billings, and many others from Dell, Helena, Bannack, Missoula, and more. Social calls, business trips, and hospital errands accompany attendance at Schildkret Orchestra and a Jan 17 concert at the Normal.
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Schildkret
Dillon
Helena visit by C W Conger on land office business
C W Conger spent the past week in Helena gathering land data for Frank Hazelbaker United States land commissioner at the local land office.
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C .W. Conger
Helena
United States Land Office
Frank Hazelbaker
United States Land Commissioner
Local families plan winter in California and moves in town
Off to California Mr and Mrs Henry Gleed Mr and Mrs Max Lauterbach and Mr and Mrs Geo Woodworth left Sunday evening for southern California to spend the remainder of the winter. The Gleeds and Lauterbachs expect to spend the winter months in Los Angeles. The Woodworths have just returned from Bozeman and plan several months at their home in McFarlane Cal. They were joined to Pocatello by Harl Lee visiting his mother. Also Beaverhead Alberta Oil and Gas Co received a large cable for use at their oil well near this city. Miss Elizabeth Sutherland new superintendent of schools moved offices from the high school to the courthouse.
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California
Henry Gleed
Max Lauterbach
Geo. Woodworth
Gleeds
Lauterbachs
Los Angeles
Woodworth
Bozeman
McFarlane
Cal
Gleed
Pocatello
Harl Lee
Local Clergy Appointments and Travel Notes
The Odist church in Thompson Falls names a new chaplain for the senate. Judge W. A. Clark and his son drove from Virginia City to Dillon last Friday. W. Glidewell of Bannack suffered a severe thumb injury at a sawmill. Mrs. A. Pierce shipped four carloads of beef steers from Bedrock. T. C. Beatie sent two cars from Montda to the Montgomery company in Anaconda. Sidney Smith received sixty days in jail on a coal theft charge.
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Odist
M. EB
Thompson Falls
Chaplin
Senate
Virginia City
Glidewell
Bannack
Sidney Smith
Judge Poindexter Returns to Dillon to Practice Law
Judge J B Poindexter who spent last Friday in Dillon from Helena will return soon to Dillon to team with partner T E Gilbert in the practice of law.
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Poindexter
J. B. Poindexter
Dillon
Helena
T. E. Gilbert
Eighth Grade Examinations Set for Dillon Dates
Eighth grade examinations are scheduled in Dillon on January 17 and 18. County Superintendent Miss Elizabeth Sutherland urges school officials and students to prepare for the tests.
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Dillon
Elizabeth Sutherland
Appointment Rev Gets O f E Dodds Former Pastor
The fragment notes the appointment or reappointment of E. Dodds, formerly pastor of a Methodist congregation, reflecting church leadership changes. The readable portion hints at a clergy transition within Methodism.
Church services schedule at St James Church
Second Sunday after Trinity services listed including Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. Church school at 9:45 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Evening prayer at 7:30 p.m. Friday litany and instruction at 7:36 p.m. Rector Lee H Young announced.
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Come
Lee H. Young
Methodist Episcopal Church Services Schedule
At the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday January 14 Sunday school at 9 50 a m Prof Robi Clark superintendent Preaching at 11 o clock a m and 7 30 p m by pastor H G Humphrey Epworth league at 6 30 p m led by Miss Tucker
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Robi. Clark
H. G. Humphrey
Epworth League
Miss Tucker
Beaverhead County Jury Commission Prepares Eligible List
The Beaverhead County jury commission led by Theodor Nelson chairman met last Monday to compile a list of taxpayers eligible for jury duty. B W Emer ick county assessor and H F Crittenden county treasurer attended.
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Beaverhead County
Theodor Nelson
Board of County Commissioners
B. W. Emerick
H. F. Crittenden
The Examiner Want Column Offers Lost and Found and Ads
If you have lost something found something or want to sell or buy something try The Examiner Want Column for listings and notices.
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Examiner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clifford. Shannon
Earl Wheat
J. P. Murray
Butte
Jove Lewis
Lima
Lucille Greenhouse
Roland Howell
Tom Yost
Dell
H. T. Orton
Billings
J. A. Crowley
Argenta
Ed Cochrane
R. E. Elliott
C. B
Constant
James Jenkins
Rejchle
Clayton Schuler
L. L. Streit
Missoula
Jack Adair
Wm. Reese
Bert Davis
Grantsast
Herbert Stewart
Twin Bridges
Father Clifford
Horse Prairie
Royal McDonald
H. J. Dewey
City
Charles Burden
O. E. Gobb
Lakeview
G. T. Paul
Centennial Valley
Clay ‘Patterson
Bart Hungate
J. A. ‘MacFayden
the Medon
Morris Elmose
Grant
May Lacey
Melrose
Alma Harwood
Verona Dansie
I Armstead
J.T. Rounds
Rainier
H. C. Patterson
T. Munro
The
Medlon
Jack Barrett
Grasshopper
Clarence Barry
X. Benois
Andy Williams
Brearley & Williams
Alder
A. Willets
al Beardslee
Wise River
Frank Bryan
Big Hole
Raymond Barnett
Red Lodge
W.W. Sheppard
Ditty- Sheppard Auto Company
Redrock
Robert Woody
Mary Woody
Jackson
Roy Jackson
P. W. Armstrong
Medicine Lodge
Willard H. Smith
F. E. Arden
Casey Candy Company
James Dodd
Seattle
W. A
Raymond Hartwig
W. B. Hartwig
Lew Lewis
Alderick Tessier
Butte Business College
Henry Olsen
Ed Roe
Bedrock
Anderson
C. E., Dunn
E. L. McNinch
W. T. Dee
Fay Gransberry
Reichle
Wm. Sweeney
Frank Swartz
Salt Lake City
Dave Metlen
Kellner
John Downing
Lemhi Country
Ira Saunders
Laverne, Minn
Chris Maurers
James
Mackay
Sheep Creek Basin
Mr. Mackay
G. N. Keniston
Dickinson
North Dakota
Miss Keniston
Normal College
Lake Ulm
Forsyth
Mrs. Ulm
Idlewild
Archie Henneberry
la Autographic Kodaks
Montana Mercantile Co
City Hall
Dillon, Montana
H. Black Co
Alan Campbell
Edith Storey
Antonio Moreno
Oil Company
Beaverhead-Alberta Oil &Gas Company
Court House
County Surveyor’s Office
St. James Church
Methodist Church
Armstrong & House Ranch
Glyde Park
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