Dillon News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Grain Elevator
Victor Mathews visited Dell in Dillon yesterday while Ras Hansen traveled from Sheep Creek basin. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Graeter and Mr. and Mrs. Will Gray were in town yesterday. The Montana Mercantile grain elevator nears completion and will start operations within a week. Christian Science Services in Yeaman block at Center Street are Sunday 11 a.m. with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and midweek meetings Wednesday at 8 p.m. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras Hansen
Sheep Creek ‘Basin
A. F. Graeter
Butte
Will Gray
Armstead
Montana Mercantile
Christian Science Society
Yeaman Block
Center Street
God
the Preserver of Man
Construction plan for new Hartwig theater offices
A note describes a plan to build new offices on Idaho Street behind the Frank Hazelbaker and Southern Montana Abstract building. Carl Taylor attends a western optometry congress in Los Angeles and reports seeing former Dillon pitcher Weiser Dell win a game between Vernon and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apend
the New
Thia
Place
Merry
Hartwig
Ing
Idaho Street
Frank Hazelbaker
Southern Montana Abstract Company
Carl Taylor
Los Angeles
Western Congress of Optometry
Weiser Dell
Dillon
Vernon
Guild to Give Recital at Baptist Church
The World Wide Guild girls present a recital Sunday evening June 11 at 8 o clock in the Baptist church. The program includes songs by the guild, cello solo Nell Blair, duets and trios by Marjorie Williams Maude Curnutt and Dora Patterson readings by Martha Featherly Mary Emily Huott and Miss Townsend piano solos and duets by Nell Blair Mary Emily Elliott and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
World Wide Guild
God Bless Our Guild
Nell Blair
Marjorie
Willams
Maude Curnutt
Our Guild
Mildred Curnutt
Martha Featherly
Mary Emily
Elliott
Mar
Seybold Fined for Bootlegging in District Court
Charles Seybold pleaded guilty to violating equor laws in district court. Judge Smith fined him $500 and gave a severe lecture. Seybold, who runs a soft drink place at Dell, promptly paid the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Seybold
Smith
Seybold
Dell
Local Bank president and manager attend bankers meeting
In Leadore Idaho D W Galt visits to oversee automobile business and attend a bankers meeting. In other news George Melton ships the last cattle train to Portland for Coles Dodds of Haynes Oregon. Attorney C W Robison and wife drive to Virginia City for legal work. Straw hats appear with first warm day and county commissioners meet in regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadore
D. W. Galt
Idaho
George
Melton
Portland
Coles & Dodds
Haynes
Oregon
Big Hole
Virginia City
C. W. Robison
Board of County Commissioners
Baby boy births and local notices from Dillon
The Examiner reports several local items from Dillon including birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Robert Melton and notes on health of Frank Mazelbaker and Logan, appendicitis recovery in Dillon. Mrs Anna Yost moves into Judge Poindexter home after leasing the Grand Hotel to new owners. Mr and Mrs L A Gregory to spend summer in the east visiting relatives in New York and Pennsylvania. Ralph McFadden and Lester Opp return from Warren Ohio to spend summer in Dillon. Paul Judge Hugh Scully and Velma Judge undertake a long motor trip to Portland Boise and southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Yost
J. B. Poindexter
East
Mrs. L. A. Gregory
Mr. Gregory
New York State
Mrs. Gregory
Pennsylvania
Ralph McFadden
F. C. McFadden
Lester Opp
George Opp
Dillon
Dana Institute of Music
Warren
Ohio
Robert Melton
Drummey
Babe
Paul Judge
Hugh Scully
Velma Judge
Portland
Boise
Idaho
Pacific Coast
California
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead County
Real estate transfers show several transactions including United States to Charles Quick for 160 acres on Bloody Dick Creek and 320 acres to Alfred Short near Apex. Deeds record John Grey to W C Jones and Eva B Jones for 960 acres on Wise River, and Anaconda Natl Bank to Christian Yegen for multiple Wisdom and Dillon lots. Additional transfers include Crowell family land in Sheep Creek, Tessier Subdivision parcels to Dillon, and various water rights and mining claims. Community notices thank neighbors for kindness and report local business and family movements including Joe Butala’s return from St Helena and land interests in the Sacramento valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Charles Quick
Bloody Dick Creek
Alfred Short
Apex
John Grey
W. C. Jones
Eva B. Jones
Wise River
Anaconda
Christian Yegen
Wisdom
Ellis
sJohn
Fy ‘Bishop
John Keenan
Dillon
Joe Butala
St. Helena
Cal
Butala
Sacramento Valley
Mary Judge to Calif ornia with children on trip home
Mrs. Mary Judge and her three younger children plan to depart later for California and will accompany the trip home. Rev. Hooker, archdeacon of the state Episcopal church, visited Dillon after arriving from Helena last Friday evening and stayed several days, longtime rector of St. James Episcopal church in Dillon. Mr and Mrs Ed Gray began a motor trip Monday to Sumpter Oregon to spend the summer with their son Fielding Gray via Pocatello Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Judge
California
Hooker
Dillon
D. Hooker
Episcopal Church of the State
Helena
Oregon
Ed Gray
Sumpter
Fielding Gray
Pocatello
Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
Potts
Druggist
Victor Mathews
Elkhorn
Charleys
Heihe? & Sons
Olathe Cowboy
Lewistown
Ed Allen
Frank Mazelbaker
Logan
Dillon Resurant
Murray Hospital
Beaverhead County
From Books of
Southern Montana
Abstract & Title Company
Frank Conklin
East Side
Fawn Conklin
Albert W. Crowell
George W. Crowell
Jane Crowell
Stella Nickum
Millie J. Crowell
Sheep Creek
Chas. Wilson
Wm. Wilson
Mary Staudaher Starwich
Margaret Rebich
Tessier
Matt Platt
Hannah ‘Buchalli
Samuel B. Sheser
Bear Creek
Horse Prairie Creek
Mabel Safford
Horse Prairie
Isaac Edinger
Mountain View Cemetery
Frederick C
John T. Hubbard
Trevethan
Paul A. Osanne
Engfisher Lode
Sanford
Shepherd
Trueman
Ranch
Hans Christensen
Aresa My ‘Allen
M. French
Gertrude “French
Yacht
Panama
Palm Beach
Young Men’s Athletic Union
Chas. H. Niblack
Aes
Old Lady
Rachel Crothers
Alex
Ander Dean
THE
University AT
Hartwig Theater
Iti
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