Social Notes From Dillon and Nearby Towns
Emery Pulver visits with his sister in Missoula. Dillon guests include Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Monroe in Butte last week and Mrs. W. C. Harper of Butte visiting Dillon friends. Turnbulls of Butte and Henneberry, Hazelbaker make short business trips to Butte. Tatting goods advertised at 35 cents a yard. Various residents, including Miss Mille Adams, attend events at Andrus hotel building. A son is born to Mr. and Mrs. John T. Orr. Others visit Armstead, Butte, Anaconda, and Portland. Trip to California noted. Burfield, Mayfield, Tovey, Bennett, and Sweeney families mentioned with travels and family news. Burke Transfer Co. advertises moving services. Funeral in Malta for a Williams family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Pulver
Missoula
J. E. Monroe
Butte
W.C. Harper
Dillon
William
Turnbull
M. A. Henneberry
F. A. Hazelbaker
Mille Adams
Andrus
John T. Orr
L. H. Kimmel
Armstead
C. H. Allen
H. C. Gordon
Anaconda
Ince
C. W. Woodburn
California
Jasper Nelson
Long Beach
Henry Burfield
Fort Benton
H. Burfiend
R. B. Caswell
Portland
A. P. Williams
Alder
C. C. Thornton
Lorenzo Cushing
Elkhorn Springs
Burke Auto Transfer Co
J. B. Mayfield
Elkhorn
Will Tovey
Warren Stone
B. Bennett
Bennett
William Sweeney
Dell
Curtis Hospital
Harry Williams
Malta
Mont
Montana State College Plans Four Summer Camps in July
Montana State College extension service will run four farm boy camps in July. From July 11 to 16 Stillwater county at Absarokee Yellowstone county at the Osborne experiment station and Rosebud county at the Rosebud bridge near Rosebud. July 13 to 22 North Central Montana counties camp at the Fort Assiniboine experiment station with Lincoln county camp near Eureka in early August. Camps have already been held near Terry Culbertson Glasgow and Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College Extension Service
Stillwater County
Absarokee
Yellowstone County
Osborne
Rosebud
Rosebud Bridge
Montana
Fort Assiniboine
Lincoln County
Eureka
Terry
Prairie County
Culbertson County
Glasgow
Valley County
Sidney
Richland County
Wool market notes wool clips and rail prospects
Twenty years past buyers are on the ground after the 1901 wool clip from Beaverhead county. J. P. Murray sold 66,000 pounds and Max Lauterbach nearly 60,000 pounds. The Short Line railroad aims to reach Salmon City quickly, expanding beyond Houston. Frank Landon sold about 57,000 pounds to F. L. Olcott. Jean Bishop returns from the State University at Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
J. P. Murray
Max Lauterbach
Murray
Lauterbach
Salmon City
Houston
Frank Landon
F. L. Olcott
Demand the Best Butter From Salmon Creamery
An Idaho dairy promotes Lemhi Creamery butter as triple churned from Jersey cream and shipped to Dillon stores thrice weekly. If stock runs out, customers are encouraged to write for prompt restock so every family receives fresh churned butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Dillon
Salmon
Idaho
Local Horse Trading and Roundup Report
From Sheep Creek basin and nearby towns comes a week of horse sales and roundup activity. Martin Barrett and Thomas Barrett sold horses to a Dakota buyer named Johnson. Twin Bridges visitors Mr and Mrs Leslie Thompson stayed with Mr and Mrs John Bighop. George W Dart plans a frame house at Glendale and Washington. A roundup occurred in Ryans canyon with Sim Estes James Kirkpatrick Scott Decker Roy Dingley Terrence Flynn’s boys Wm Henneberry and Fred Peterson. Six prisoners are held at Hotel de Padley as sheriff’s business slows. Max Lauterbach visited from Twin Bridges for errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Andrus
Sheep Creek
Martin
Thomas Barrett
Johnson
Dakota
Leslie Thompson
Twin Bridges
John Bighop
George W. Dart
Glendale
Washington Streets
Ryan’s Canyon
Sim Estes
James Kirkpatrick
Scott & Decker
Roy
Fred Dingley
Terrence Flynn
Wm. Henneberry
Fred Peterson
Costa
Anderson Brothers
St. Joe
Farley Grocery Co
Andrus
Iowa Pointe
Lima
Sheriff’s Office
Hotel de Padley
Max Lauterbach
Secure safe deposit boxes offered by Security State Bank
An urging note promotes renting a safe deposit box for 4 cents per week to safeguard valuable papers and heirlooms from loss. The message emphasizes the irreplaceable nature of these items and urges readers to act to avoid chances of destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security State Bank
Local Notes and Visits Round Dillon and Nearby Areas
Miss Mille Adams and Mrs Andrus hotel building details appear in Dillon society notes. Boston wool buyer F A Mason visits Dillon. Georgia Mathews and Hope Jaggers return from Ashton Idaho. J W O Connor of Butte makes a Dillon trip. Martin Innes visits Butte on business. Burke Auto Transfer promotes services. Family bereavement for L R Free as her father dies in Auburn Washington. Laurence and Mrs Jones of Malad Idaho tour Yellowstone by car. Fern Andrus returns from Boise Idaho after a three week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Clark
Dillon Examiner
Butte
Laurence Jones
Malad, Ida
Dillon
Yellowstone Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Stamm
ANSCO
Speedex
Ansco Declee
Ictus
City Drug Co
Hiden
Andrus Grill
Tomyoshi
AC Baur
John D. Rockefeller
Henry Ford
Swift
Armour
Aghus
The
First National Bank
Carrie M. Johnson
Buttes
State College
Jean Bishop
State University At
Madison
Wisc
Land Office
Bstract CO
Pearl I. Smith
Wi Building
A. la Stone
W.A. Graster
Coretta Beauty Shop
Cora EK
Holland
Dillon, Mont
Eugene W. Bond
Poindexter Block
W. J. Cushing
Attorney-at-Law
Bannack Street
Annabel Desmond
Sc. Pacific Bt
F. H. Bimrose
Dillon Greenhouse
Burke - Auto Transfer Co
L. R. Free
Auburn
Wash
Fern - Andrus
Boise
Miss Andrus
Liberty Bell Savings Bank
Beaverhead State Bank
Liberty Bell Bank
Beaverhead State
Dillon, Montana
Member
Federal Reserve System
Betsy Ross Bread Butte
Elliott Studio
Southern Montana
Abstract & Title Co
Frank Haselbaker
Pres
Foster & Melton
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