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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
11
The young son of Frank Hazelbaker, Sr., will travel to Los Angeles to spend the summer with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Woodworth. He will accompany C. W. Francis on the trip.
Mr and Mrs Fred Woodside left Sunday for Klamath Falls Oregon to visit friends. They plan a coastal return visiting several cities along the way.
Hughes travels to Spokane Washington for several days. He will be joined there by Mrs Gimbie and son Ray who have been visiting in Spokane for two weeks and by Mr Gimbie's father.
Mr and Mrs George P Hughes motor from Grant to Dillon last Saturday with friends to attend Sheridan barn dance. They left for their ranch Monday with Mrs Arthur Gracter. Several friends plan to spend the fourth of July with them.
A party led by Mr and Mrs Jack Nemeck with Mrs A C Gruwell and Miss Lorc Trandahl returned Sunday from Yellowstone park. Nemeck notes the opening season crowds match all time highs and reports roads in splendid condition.
Harry Gruner, who has served about a year in the Beaverhead National Forest office, left Saturday afternoon for Missoula after being transferred to the state forestry offices.
J B Cluley ex commander of local post and Cecil Featherly left last Saturday for Lewistown to attend the American Legion state convention as city delegates.
Mrs J J Smith reports arrival in Salt Lake City from Los Angeles with her husband Mr Smith and their young son. She says Mr Smith is then in a Salt Lake hospital and she plans to travel to Dillon as soon as he can travel.
Dillon lawyer John Collins plans a late week departure to Hillboro Wisconsin to visit his old home for the first time in many years and will be away from Dillon for several weeks.
A. A. Gibson and Will Canavan of the Dillon Examiner motored to Wisdom last Saturday. Gibson spent the day overhauling the linotype in the office of the Big Horn Basin News.
E B Ros a well known Bedrock stockman fell last week and broke his left arm at the elbow.
Notices call for bids on a new hospital valued at 100000 dollars to be built in the city. Excavation is finished and construction bids will be let on July 5.
Laurin will host the Laurin Mugsy Mc Grath family as they relocate this week to occupy a leased hotel. Mc Grath recently moved from Dillon, previously from Butte, and has been involved with his brother in managing Dill Mont Park.
Son of Mr and Mrs George Metlen arrives from Seattle Washington where he has attended the university and will spend the summer in Dillon Warner Metlen.
A heavy wind yesterday afternoon toppled several large trees in the city and caused considerable damage overall. No injuries reported. Emergency crews cleared debris and assessed structural impacts. Local officials urged residents to secure outdoor items and report hazards.
J. E. Hample, Woolbuyer for Jeremiah Williams of Boston, was in Dillon yesterday. He is a veteran operator in the wool trade and has many friends here from contracts made thirty years ago when his company led the local market.
Clemon, from his Jackson ranch, visited the county seat Monday and announced that the Big Hole basin will yield a bumper hay crop this year as the meadows are in unusually splendid condition.
To Motor to Flathead Clark Anderson and family and A L Anderson and family will leave the last of this week for the Flathead country for a five day outing before the haying season begins.
The Montgomery family returning to the Big Hole basin after visiting Los Angeles where two daughters attended school. They arrived last week and left Saturday to resume home duties.
Mrs John Lasich and Miss Ida Wiand wed at St Rose Church with reception at the Lasich ranch. Twin Bridges teacher and Dillon rancher head the couple’s family circle. A royal Lasich reception followed. Wedding showers honored Mrs Morton Elliott and Miss Berniece Mayfield with gifts and visits. The Northside Country club met at Mrs Theodore Nelsons home while Mrs Frank Nelson attended the American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Lewis town with Miss Lorene Nelson.
Motors from Coast J Shannon arrived in Dillon from Portland on Sunday and visited his daughter Mrs Earl Wheat. He traveled overland unaccompanied and left yesterday for Helena to spend a few days with his son Ray before returning to Portland.
Several tourists camp nightly at the public grounds west of town and praise the well arranged facilities comparing favorably with other state areas. Mrs Charles Price returned from Butte Saturday after a serious operation at Murray hospital and is reported to be recovering well.
Mrs Will Leimert arrived from Chicago to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Smith and will return to Chicago with Mr Leimert. Mrs Marion Bennington and three children came from Miami to live with Mrs Beningtons parents. Mrs Haining met them in Butte. Mrs Dora Melton arrived from Baker Oregon to visit her son George Melton. Miss Thora Sission who teaches in Centennial valley spent the weekend in Dillon. Miss Ellen Nelson arrived from Seattle after graduating and will spend the summer in Dillon.
Advertisement seeks repair and mending services for ladies men and children's clothing. Contact 2038 Railroad Ave Room No. 1 second floor.
The administrator of the estate of George E Teeter deceased invites creditors and all persons with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication to the administrator at the law offices of T E Gilbert in Beaverhead County Montana. Dated Dillon Montana June 28 1921. First publication June 29 1921.
Notice is given for a stockholders meeting of Dillon Dry Goods Company in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana on July 3 1921 at 5 p m. The meeting will consider increasing capital stock from 15000 to 40000 and take actions to effect the increase. By order of the board of directors A L Stone Secretary Dillon Dry Goods Co.
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