Dillon News Roundup of Local Visitors and Incidents
Local residents and visitors are listed visiting Dillon and surrounding areas. Names include Ernest Orr and wife from Butte recovering from tonsil operation, Miss Bernice Metlen from Butte, Fred Huber from California, Emma Baldwin from San Diego, and George Pettit from Wisdom. A Long Bell Transfer truck theft and a Buick abandoned at Arcadia house are noted. Officials in Lima and Missoula are mentioned with visitors Mrs. Telford and Mrs. Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Orr
Butte
J B. Harmon
Dillon
Lima
Charles Carroll
Carroll
Big Hole Basin
Spokane
S. B. Howell
Bloody Meek
Harry Eckhoff
Karats Cold Springs
Long Bell Transfer Company
William Henneberry
Arcadia Rooming
Keith Lidyd
Missoula
W. EB. Lloyd
F. M. Carr
Dell
Vance
M. EB. Morris
Harry Telford
Bozeman
Augusta Rose
Helen Rose
Gladys Garris
Centennial Valley
E. D. Sanvid
Horse Prairie
Dan Little
Lawrence Magnus
J. Stephenson
Leland & Adams
Salt Lake City
Car Stolen From Dillmont Park Last Saturday
A maroon Nash Cabriolet owned by Fred McIlleen, a shearing plant worker from Alder, was stolen last Saturday from Dillmont Park after a party failed to lock it. California plate 3H241 and engine 148876 were noted. The car was found Monday abandoned in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Dillmont Park
Fred MclIlleen
Alder
California
Dillon
Butte
For sale Children's Japanese Parasols for the Fourth
Mille Adams Shoppe offers children's Japanese parasols for the Fourth of July sale at one dollar each.
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Mille Adams
Carl Haining Dies in Butte After Brief Illness
RL Haining longtime Dillon resident dies at 31 in Butte after a brief illness. Born in New Brunswick Canada he moved to Dillon as a child and later worked at Taylor Steam Laundry in Butte. Survived by wife and son Carl two sisters and two brothers. Funeral from Dillon Baptist Church with interment at Mountain View Cemetery.
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RL Haining
Butte
Dillon
Baptist Church
Vy. R. O. Shannon
Mountain View
New Brunswick
B. C
Taylor Steam Laundry
Carl
B. Haining
A. B. Havens
W. B. Fozzard
Portland
W. H. Jones
West Palm Beach
George Haining
Supplies for Primaries Complete Across 24 Precincts
The article lists packed supplies for 24 precincts delivered sealed with wax. Included are envelopes, ballots, sample ballots, stamps, tally sheets, poll books, ink, blotters, pads, pens, needles, twine, and official election documents.
Election supplies listed for county clerk
The county clerk must prepare and check about 1600 items for 24 precincts. The bundle includes forty tally sheets, two official register listers, and a galvanized iron ballot box. An extra emergency bundle is prepared, totaling sixty packages of election supplies.
President of Rotary Takes Up His Duties
Rotary club minutes describe W H Wahl praising relations between Dillon residents and Normal college people. O A Bergeson reports on Lemhi Pass picnic with Beaverhead and Lemhi county citizens urging Sacajawea park become national monument. The group also discusses dump site relocation to curb highway litter. W M Stone to explore new site and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wahl
Dillon
Normal College
O. A. Bergeson
Lemhi Pass
Beaverhead
Lemhi County
Sacajawea Park
Pass
Fourth of July Celebrations in Dillon At Dillmont Park
Beaverhead county residents flock to Melrose shows and a riverfront lunch break before a rodeo. Dillmont Park hosts three Baxter Tonney orchestra dances on July 3 4 and 6 with picnics and a Fourth of July fireworks display that night.
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Dillmont Park
Dillon
Baxter Tonney
Beaverhead County Wool Market Quiet After Last Shearing
A representative of the company and buyer Frank Mason report a quiet market with about a million pounds of unsold wool in the county. Wool bags arrive daily for sampling weighing and shipping at the warehouse. Beav erhead, the state’s leading wool county, has just completed shearing. Through the cooperative company the Oscar Gravely and W M Stewart clips were sold yesterday as top consignments.
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Frank Mason
East Lake City
Beaverhead
Montana
Oscar Gravely
W. M. Stewart
Thefts Reported at Galt Yard tepee and blankets stolen
Thieves entered the yard of D A Galt sometime Sunday night or Monday morning and carried off a tepee, a mattress and two army blankets valued about 50 dollars. The tent housed the Stephan boys and Billy Galt, but none were sleeping there that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Galt
Stephan Boys
Billy. Galt
Work Of Oiling Butte Dillon Road To Start
Work to oil the Butte Dillon road will begin at the end of the Montana street paving and proceed north along the highway. The rock crusher used on the highway was dismantled last Sunday and moved to Reichle hilltop for installation as graveling of the road continues.
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Montana Street
Reichle
South Montana Street
Boy Drowns in Irrigation Canal Monday
A boy aged from Michigan, living on North Washington Street, drowned Monday in an irrigation canal. He was survived by his father, mother, and a younger brother. The funeral was held at Brundage Mortuary with interment in Mountain View Cemetery.
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North
Washington Street
Michigan
Brundage Mortuary
Mountain View Cemetery
Dillon Nine Defeats Fast Independents in First Inning
The Dillon nine defeated the Fast Independents in the first inning. A return game is planned with Twin Bridges next Sunday, with matches against Western Fuel of Butte Walkerville and Pocatello on the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Twin Bridges
Butte
Walkerville
Pocatello
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Carl Haining
General Motors
Rotary
Buttedillon Road
Hazelbaker
Essex
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