Real Estate Transfers and Mining Claims Timeline
Patent transfers include Fassler Hap tonstall to Huffine 320 acres east of Dillon and other 40 acre deeds with nominal sums. Quitclaims between Stadler Barker and Thorpe cover 40 acres east of the river. An occupancy of homestead lists Kerr on 160 unsurveyed acres near Dillon. Order confirms sale of seven lots in Poindexter Orr addition for 2155 dollars. Quartz locations list Marshall Centennial lode and Maden Buck Horn lode with nearby ranch management and movement of families to Idaho. Cattle from Bond on Beaverhead ranch return to Big Hole. Roy Hughes, Warren Hughes, and Earl Patten own stock. Local sale attendees include Hartwig and neighbors Garrison, Zabel, Lenkersdorfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alois Fassler
Melrose
Samuel V. Haptonstall
Rodgers H. Huffine
Dillon
Benjamin B. Mallon
William Montgomery
Wisdom
Big Hole Basin
Philip Thorpe
Martin Sorenson
Sarah Reinhardt
Mary Stadler
Margaret Barker
Reinhardt
George H. Stewart
Gilbert W. Kerr
James H. Febes
Poindexter & Orr
Atlantic Street
Jack Marshall
Bloody Dick Creek
KR. E. Maden
Buck Horn Lode
Utopia
Bond
Beaverhead
Big Hole
Roy
Warren Hughes
Earl Patten
News Notes from Reichle and Local Ranch Life
Joseph A Brown is quite sick this week. Mr Beyer has taken up a ranch on Earl creek. Jacob Speitzer visited Dillon last Saturday. Earl Beehrer hurriedly visited Dillon last week. Earl Holder and father are visiting Ferguson ranch. Jacob Hartwig not as well as usual this week. Henry Parrott drove to Dillon Sunday and returned Monday. Adolph Reichle and son from Plains visited his mother. Carl Hartwig hauling house logs for Jacob Hartwig ranch. Forest ranger Car Siria at Melrose interviewed ranchers on grazing. Matt Polish started his saw mill and has sawn several feet of lumber. Sim Creasy shot wild animal later identified as a lynx. A Grubbing Bee is set for district No. 26 grounds on Sunday March 8. All citizens asked to help clean up yard and bring tools. Mr Poole promoted at Woods Livestock ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Polish
Schual
District No. 26
College notes reveal convocation talks and schedule changes
The college week features Miss Herrick at convocation and Miss Hatch on Madame Butterfly. A phonograph purchase is under review by a board committee. Classes shift to 7 45 start for five morning periods to aid senior teachers. Senior Sunday honors Miss Catherine White with a large dinner and campus musicale previews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
Catherine White
Billings
Miss White
Mrs. Garver
High School Notes on Clubs Track and Speech
The Boys and Girls Glee clubs gain momentum as organization solidifies. Miss Jessie Ferris returns from a sprained arm. The orchestra adds needed traps. Kris Collins shines in the Inter scholastic Extemporaneous Speaking contest in Bozeman. The Frosh basketball team loses 16 to 21 to a public school squad, with Bozeman bound for a championship. The Examiner bulletins will attract student and town attention. The team departs for Bozeman with coach Cluley and Collins. lineup listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frosh
B.C. H
Bozeman
Cluley
Kiis Collins
Chapman
Drummy
Fugqua
Wyatt
Stahl
Drift fences aid stock control on national forests
U S government builds long drift fences across national forests to guide sheep and cattle movement, protect water supplies, and use forage efficiently. In Utahs Dixie and Fishlake forests the fences cut losses from larkspur poisoning and boost grazing capacity while shared costs with cattle owners and local associations support field operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Forest
Utah
City of
St.George
National Forest
Missouri Girl to Light Pastime Friday in Full Stage Run
The Missouri Girl, famed as a top comedy, appears at the Pastime theater on Friday March 6 with complete scenery sets to match the usual city performances. The American musical comedy promises high class acts and plenty of laughs with prices 5c, 75c, and 35c for seats. Reserve seats are on sale at Hughes and McCaleb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Hughes & McCaleb's
Local Playhouse Brings Fred Raymonds The Missouri Girl
Manager Wheat announces Dillon and vicinity that Friday March 6 will feature Fred Raymonds comedy The Missouri Girl. The engagement promises a popular show with strong local interest and returns for a repeat performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat
Dillon and
Fred Raymond
Missouri Girl
Local Theater Brings New York Play to Town
The company presents a full stage production with two complete scenery sets to fit the local theater. The show plays in New York and Chicago, with a single performance at 8 15 p m. Tickets for children 35 cents and adults 60 or 75 cents are on sale at Hughes & McCalebs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Hughes & McCaleb's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pearl I. Smith
Meenan
Idaho
Julius Hartwig
Washington Nyhart Ranch
Point of Rocks
Bernard Garrison
Ernest Zabel
John Lenkersdorfer
Reichle
Joseph A. Brown
Mr. Beyer
Earl Creek
Jacob Speitzer
Earl Beehrer
Earl Holder
Father
Ferguson Ranch
Jacob Hartwig
Henry Parrott
Selway Ranch
Adolph Reichle
Small Son
Plains
Carl Hartwig
Car Siria
Sim Creasy
Sim
Poole
the Woods Livestock Ranch
Agnes Sullivan
Butte
Miss Herrick
Iva Benedict
Margaret Carroll
Russell
Andrews, Greenough
Courtney, McRae
Barrett
Frances Myers
Greenough
McDonald
LePage
Connell
Edwards and
Sullivan
Twin Bridges
Mrs. Edwards
Scott
Finch
Iowa
Louise Hollister
McGivern
Collins, Dissett
Anna Sullivan
Torreyson
McGrady
Kerrigan
Connell, Manthay
Judson
Gate
White
Edna Gunnar Peterson
Albert Borroff
Floyds
Kappa Zeta Nu
Carrie Slusher
Bell Bothwell
Mary Parish
Elizabeth Manthay
Mable Torreyson
Mona Southerland
Margaret Wallace
Jessie Ferris
Mosher
F. M. Poindexter
Wagener
Kris Collins
Collins
U. S
Fishlake Forest
Edwin L. Norris
Jos
CU Smith
Dillon, Montana
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