Morning Wedding Unites Miss Agnes Reid and W H Shannop
The home of Mr and Mrs W E Stephenson in Dillon hosted the wedding of Miss Agnes Reid and Mr W H Shannop with Rev Carl Knudsen officiating. Guests included the Stephenson family and local residents. The couple will honeymoon in Spokane before settling in Butte where the groom runs the Largey Lumber office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Stephenson
North Pacific’ Street
Agnes Reid
W.H. Shannop
Carl Knudsen
Methodist Church
Spokane
Butte
Dillon
Normal
Largey Lumber Company
Local residents and visitors fill Dillon region notes
A bank of short items lists city and county residents and visitors from Clark's Canyon to Butte. Names include R J Dansie Mrs Orville Smith Emil Schindler Ed Romain Warren Shaw Tom Morrow Frank Esterwald Frank Rife Ike Rife Don Randolph John Peterson Joe Metlen John S Baker Mrs Edgar Rife Barbara Tower J C Silver Will Dee Arthur Ripley Miss Josephine Erwin with travel to Yellowstone Butte and Dillon events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J.dansie
City
Clark's Canyon
Orville Smith
Emil Schindler
Ed Romain
Jackson
Dillon
Joe Williams
Warren Shaw
Big Hole Basin
Tom Morrow
Divide
Frank Esterwald
Grant
Frank Rife
Ike Rife
Medicine Lodge
Don Randolph
Yellowstone
John Peterson
Joe Metlen
Horse Prairie
John S. Baker
Butte
Edgar Rife
Armstead
Barbara Tower
Rife
Madison county notes include births and travels
George Hopkins was in Madison county on business yesterday. Dr. R. D. Curry returned Sunday from Portland where he attended the Northwest Dental convention and two weeks of dental clinics. A baby boy was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Sam Bell. Miss Anastacia Boger is visiting in Butte this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dart
Ruth Rankin
Missoula
Hattie Dart
Dart
Dart Hardware Company
George Hopkins
Madison County
R. D. Curry
Portland
Northwest Dental Convention
Sam Bell
Anastacia Boger
Butte
Beaverhead News Briefs From June 17 1896
Undersheriff Mulaney reports a failed search for Paul Metcalf amid high stream waters hurting local fishermen. Deputy Sheriff George Tash arrives from Bannack on business. A Beaverhead Bi Metallic union silver meeting at the opera house drew about 100 attendees. Prisoner Harry Adams, escaped and recaptured, made a second jail breakout attempt last Wednesday night but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulaney
Paul Metcalf
George Tash
Bannack
Opera House
Beaverhead Bi-Metallic Union
Harry Adams
Diploma day set at Normal college with pow wow
Twenty four graduates will receive diplomas at the Normal college next Friday with the annual campus pow wow during commencement week. Chris Snyder travels to Billings for Crow Reservation drawings. Jesse Finsley of a Jackson area ranch visited Dillon on business. John N. Armstrong editor of the Big Hole Basin Breezes spent time in Dillon. B H Paul Monida rancher merchant and G T Paul left for Virginia City after business in Dillon and Anson Baxter, 12, nearly died after a horse stumble while the boy was riding Wednesday. He was found unconscious and remained so for about a day but now shows signs of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brearley
Rockford
Brearley
Anna Carter
Roy Chandler
Dillon
Hamilton
H. C. Graves
A. Potts
Butte
Jeanne Covall
Rowan
Frank
Rife
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers’ Hospital
Addie Baldwin
Southern California
Frank Hazelbaker
Senator Hazelbaker
Normal College
Chris Snyder
Billings
Jesse Finsley
Jackson
John N. Armstrong
Big Hole Basin Breezes
B. H. Paul
Monida
G. T. Paul
Virginia City
State officials inspect Normal College in Helena
The state board of examiners led by Gov. Joseph K. Toole Secretary of State Yoger and Attorney General Galen visited the Normal college on Friday. Clerk of Court Frank Hazelbaker also returned from the Big Hole basin after handling telephone matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Examiners
Joseph K. Toole
Yoger
Galen
Normal College
Frank Hazelbaker
Big Hole Basin
Wreck on O S S Rails Shocks Local Region
The June 14 1916 district court session opens with ten criminal cases in the docket. A major wreck occurred last Wednesday night when seven Iron battleships loaded with coal piled up after a broken arch rod failed at about 7 30. Three youths riding the freight car were buried yet survived. French inspection of cavalry horses in Dillon showed overall success except buyers were disappointed by the smaller sale turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.S. S
Dillon
Montana Claims Fast Recovery From Postwar Deflation
Helena June 13. State Auditor George P. Porter asserts Montana has recovered most rapidly from the postwar deflation. He says no state is now as strong and is sending copies of the new Montana book to each state insurance commissioner for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
George P. Porter
Porter
East
Montana shows rapid recovery after hard hits
A visiting observer says Montana was hit harder than any state yet has rebounded swiftly. He cites booming turkey and pork production, thriving potato farming, a record payroll in Butte mines, and pride in resilient, pioneer stock driving renewed industry growth.
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Paige
Jewett
Paige- Jewett
Detroit
Ecauseewett
Walters & Adams
Apy Beecenang Sq Ae Society
South
Misa Ruby Wyatt
Grangeville
Henry Judkins
Tre
J. F. Wyatt
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
California
Annabel Desmond
San Francisco
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
State University
Miss Desmond
Misa Ann Roach
Kalispell
Los Angeles
Seattle
Bernice Hirschman
Sylvester Hirschman
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Hirschmans
Idaho
New York Times
Hirschman
Beaverhead County
Northside Country Club
Ranch
Clayton Schuler
Riverside Country Club
Elza Smith
Busy Bee Club
Ed Cushing
Frank Birrer
Baptist Aid Society
Frank Bassette
A. A. Curnutt
Donker
Amaizo
Ove
Duco
Gnini
Ree
Sinead S Eotiien
J. E. Morse
J. C. Silver
Sugar Bowl Cafe
Will Dee
Anson Baxter
Arthur Ripley
Deer Lodge
L. B. Ripley
Schuman Heink
Disabled War Veterans’ Association
Josephine Erwin
Examiner
Anson
Baxter
Jerome. Baxter
Ganter
Mr. Porter
Union
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