Ranchers and visitors noted in Dillon week in review
J E Doyle was in the city last Friday from Centennial Valley ranch. Inaba has spent days in Dillon from Jackson ranch. J E Shaw, a Big Hole basin rancher, attended county seat matters and visited the Andrus. Otto Pahnisch was in town from Grasshopper ranch with Mrs Annabel Desmond who says Mr Pyle is recovering from pneumonia and three Pahnisch children from influenza. W E Applegate visits Dillon from Butte. James Gardner from Dell and Lee Williams a Deer Lodge visitor were in town. Milton and Ross Nay came from Grasshopper. Thomas Bird and H Lueck were in Dillon from Sheridan. Alex Pearee visited from Dell where he runs a store. Frank Barnett and his bride arrived from California. they are guests of the New Gould Hotel and Cafe for a week as Mrs Barnett’s family manages. George D Jenkins and Una Galahan attended the Ogden stock show and sale and bought three Shorthorn sires. Little Wilma Slater was taken to Dillon hospital for appendicitis. Mrs W J Bierrum of Dillon came to Pony to visit her parents, the Adkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Doyle
Centennial Valley
Inaba
Dillon
Jackson
J.E. Shaw
Big Hole Basin
Andrus
Otto Pahnisch
Annabel Desmond
George Pyle
Lee Williams
Deer Lodge
Our
Milton
Ross Nay
Thomas J.bird
H. Lueck
Alex Pearee
Dell
Frank Barnett
New Gould Hotel
California
Ogden
Utah
Jenkins Ranch
Twin Bridges Sentinel
Wilma Slater
Dillon ‘Hospital
Rutledge
Madisonian
Beaverhead Skips to Big Win in Season Opener
Beaverhead defeated Central High of Butte 45 to 18 in the first basketball game of the season. Beaverhead led 25 to 8 at the half with lineup W. Smith Williams Hildreth Ryburn and Hatfield contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Central’ ‘High
Butte
Central
W. Smith
Williams
Hildreth
Ryburn
Hatfield
Nelson
J. Shields
Dinner Planned for Dillon and Beaverhead Rural Teachers
A Saturday night dinner at the residence halls dining room invites all Dillon teachers and rural teachers from Beaverhead county. A short program will engage educators from Normal College to rural schools, with a talk by Miss C Eldora Ragon featuring slides from her European trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead County
C. Eldora Ragon
Constance Bregan
Department of Physical Education
Lilewala
Normal College Glee Club
Vivian Robe
Brigham Young Exhibition Promises Elite Basketball Show
The Wednesday evening game features the Normal College team against Brigham Young University. BYU coached by Ott Romney, formerly of Montana State at Bozeman, holds an undefeated record and is near a championship pace. The cast includes Dulaney Terrett Miles City and others from Montana towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulaney Terrett
Miles City
Kenneth Kephart
Winifred Derry
Butte
Charles
Davis
Hallie Stephens
Dillon
Alvin Rudolph
Great Falls
William
Anderson
Libby
Hughlun Cole
Deer Lodge
Dorothy Verry
Sato
Lavyrnée
Driver Presented Watch for 150000 Safe Miles
BE A Opie, driver for Intermountain Transportation, was honored with a 23 jewel San game watch in a gold case after surpassing 150000 miles without an accident. He has driven since 1927, averaging 140 miles daily between Dillon and Butte with only one tire change and few weather-related delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon-Butte
B.A. Opie
Dillon- Butte
Intermountain Transportation Company
Opie
Dillon
Butte
BE. A. Opie
Rawleigh Household Products Seeks Beaverhead County Distributor
Ambitious, industrious person wanted to introduce and supply Rawleigh Household Products in Beaverhead County and nearby rural towns. Earn $150 to $400 or more monthly profit. No selling experience required. Company provides products outfit sales and service methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawleigh
Beaverhead County
Fur listings and employment notices in Beaverhead county
Monthly ads offer lowest prices on furs and service from W. T. Rawleigh Co and Canada Fur Co. Also an unusual Beaverhead county job ad offering $7 to $12 daily with no experience, plus a voter registration notice for an upcoming election in Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Phil E. Harding
Alice
Montana
McNess
Furst. & Thomas
Dept. T
Freeport
Th. i
Notice of Land Claim by Orlando F Trace in Montana
United States Land Office Great Falls Montana announces Orlando F Trace of Collins Land Co Helena Montana filed to select land under the 1926 act. Describes NEYNEY Lot 1 Section 26 T3N R12E and other parcels in Montana. Adversely affected parties may protest in writing by February 20 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Orlando F. Trace
Co .Collins Land. Co
Helena
Neyney
Sai
Public Land Sale Notice at Great Falls Montana 1929
Public sale announced by the U S Department of the Interior General Land Office Great Falls Montana for a tract in T 10, offering at not less than $2.50 per acre at 10:00 am February 26. Bidders must pay immediately. Adverse claimants must file objections by sale day. Registration by D Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. SS
Great Falls
Montana
General Land Office
Charles H. Wheat
Winlon
D. Nicholson
Public Auction of Two Ford Cars at Armstead Garage
Notices state that on February 7, 1939 at 1 PM a public sale will be held at Armstead Garage Armstead Montana to offer two used Ford cars to the highest bidder for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armatead
Armstead
Montana
Thera
Ford
Notice for Publica tion 8 Land Office Great Falls Montana
Notice given that Carl A Pahnish of Bannack Montana filed intent to make final proof under the 1916 act to establish a land claim described in the notice before Fred Rife Clerk of District Court Dillon Montana on March 16 1929 Witnesses named Guy B Gray Walter H Paddock Ross F Nay Otto Pahnish all of Bannack Montana Register M D Nicholson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Fred Rife
District Court
Dillon
Montana
William &§. Sawyer
Charles Wilson
Ansel Brown
Hurley Leach
M. D. Nicholson
Register
U. 8
Great Falls
Carl A. Pahnish
Bannack
Monten Meridian
Dilton
Guy. B. Gray
Walter H. Paddock
Public Land Notice for Otto E. Pahnish Final Proof
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana dated December 26 1928 states Otto E Pahnish of Bannack Montana has filed intent to prove up a homestead claim No 062991 for lands in section 27 84 township 7 south range 12 west Montana meridian before Fred Rife Dillon Montana on March 16 1929 Witnesses listed include Guy E Gray Walter H Paddock Oss F Nay Carl A Pahnish all of Baynack Montana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Otto E. Pahnish
Bannack
Monthis
Helena
Gt. Falls
Nwyne
Township
Range
Meridian
Fred Rife
Dillon
Monine
Guy E. Gray
Walter.h. Paddock
Oss F. Nay
Carl A. Pahnish
Baynack, Montana
M. D. Nicholson
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Gillette
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Cascade County
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Clark
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Maginnis
Fox
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Frank Kel
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Tana
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Rose Claes Waser
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Concord
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Pratt _Poultry Farms
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Legals
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John F. Bishop
Jean F. Bishop
Mildred B. Thompson
Fred Rif
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R.D. Curry
Tribune Book
Dillon, Montana
DR. L. G. Dunlap
F. H. Bimrose
Heesidence Telephone
W.j.romersa
Hughes & ‘McCaleb’s ‘Store