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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1917

Page

11

Miss Phillip's Recital at Hartwig Theatre Promises Daring Pieces

A concert by Miss Mary Hester Phillips, aided by Miss Edith Hatch and others, will be staged next Monday evening at the Hartwig theatre. Seats are on sale at Thomas' Book Store as reservations grow for the unusual and difficult program featuring works by leading composers.

Phillip Hartwig Theatre Mary Hester Phillips Phillips Edith Hatch Jean Bishop Lee van Etten Margaret White Thomas’ Book Store

Good Government Club Sets City Issue Prompts

The Dillon Good Government Club adopts resolutions inviting candidates to state positions on police vice suppression street lighting and utility rates. Community dances are scheduled at the city hall Rattlesnake schoolhouse Blacktail schoolhouse and others with a midnight lunch.

Dillon Good Government Club of

Freshmen and Seniors vie in campus activities and tolls

Miss Ann Sacket dined with Miss Margaret Charles while Freshmen entertained Miss Stark Miss Covington hosted the Junior team at her rooms The Freshman team joined Miss Stark for Extravagance at Hartwig theatre The Senior and Junior teams attended talks and pictures The basketball tournament crowned the Seniors champions with Juniors second and Freshmen third The article also notes visits by Mrs Larkin and travel to Bozeman for the English Council meeting and a railroad trail project update

Miss Covington Martha Beehrer

Snow blocks cattle drive over Bitter Root divide

Woody Brothers and Harry Davis of Jackson attempted to move 200 head from Ross Hole county to the Big Hole country but snow on the divide forced a detour. Cattle were driven to Darby and rail shipped via Butte to access feeding grounds on the opposite side, after W. C. Culbertson sold them to the Big Hole men who organized a trail crew.

Big Hole Woody Brothers Harry Davis Jackson Ross Hole W. C. Culbertson Stevensville Darby Butte

Restoration to Entry of Lands in Montana Forest

Land within Beaverhead National Forest Montana totaling 86 acres will be opened to settlement and entry under homestead laws. Prospective settlers with prior agricultural claims before 1906 may have a preference right if they qualify and act before May 24, 1917. The described 80 acre tract is linked to Andrew J Downing of Dell Montana with application List 13377. Bruce Assistant General Land Office.

National Forest Beaverhead National Forest Montana United States United States Land Office Helena M. M Forest Boundary Andrew J. Downing Dell

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