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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1914

Page

8

Beaverhead county land transfers and March debates pulse

Patents list acres in Big Hole basin Lima and Dillon areas with owners Allan L Spencer Seybold Mulligan Featherly and others. Deeds transfer property in Wisdom Evergreen farm Painter creek Bald mountain area for $1 or $1807.50. Mining and water rights noted. Beaverhead Brewing annual report filed. Quartz and placer locations in Lost creek Jake creek and Bald mountain districts. March 2 debate supports women’s voting rights with teams and speakers. current events recitations dialogues songs and gossip listed.

Allan L. Spencer Big Hole Basin Jackson John W. Seybold Lima Charles W. Seybold Wayne A. Meeds Dillon Francis M. Mulligan George R. Featherly, Jr Mary M. Paddock Grasshopper Creek Valley Bertha A. Francis Ethel Shaw Wisdom Herbert B. Selway O. C. Gosman Evergreen Farm James F. Blair Edith G. Bair Painter Creek George Metsker Ed. J. Ripley Minerva Bald Mountain Beaverhead Brewing Company Peter Spritzer Lost Creek Parks Orr Mill Creek Jake Creek

Reichle News Notes Tie Local Doings With Movements

Archie Gillies of Butte visited family Saturday while Father Foley called on Jacob Hartwig last Monday. Theresa Reichle visited her mother this week. Melrose youths attended a Saturday dance. Adolph Reichle bought 240 acres of Julius Hartwig ranch and plans a house. Mrs. A W Gillies has leased hotel store and hall from Mrs Reichle. Mrs M Reichle and Julius Hartwig met Dillon officials on road plans to Big Hole river bridges.

Jacob Mittlemeir Dillon A. W. Gillies Adolph Reichle Plains Julius Hartwig Reichle

Normal Notes Reflect Campus Life and Tragedy

Entries show students and staff spending weekends in Bozeman Butte Divide and Dillon with visits and positions in Lima Iowa and Hamilton. A quarter began with few changes. The Normal College mourns the death of Margaret Carroll with funeral at St Rose Catholic Church and school closure to honor her.

the Normal College Margaret Carroll Frank Carroll Miss Carroll St. Rose's Catholic Church

Beaverhead hoop squad shocks state with tournament run

Beaverhead High School returned from the state tournament in Bozeman after a surprising run. They beat Deer Lodge 40 to 26, crushed Glasgow 65 to 12, and lost to Missoula 52 to 28, earning praise for speed and clean play. Team captain Ed Drummy was elected, and track prospects with Price Bond and Collins look strong for May in Missoula.

Deer Lodge Quinttte Deer Lodge Beaverhead Glasgow Chapman Drummy Missoula Bozeman Collins Wade Flathead Leslie Shobe Helena Shobe Robert Mosher Price Bond

Happenings in Lima and local travelers

Mrs. George Palmer returns from Butte where she visited. O S Howard departs soon for Georgia to attend hotel interests. Mrs. George Ripley comes back from Butte hospital improved. A F Waldorf and A L Stove were in town Sunday for business. Montana Educational club held a fine show March 6 at the school house. Mrs. John Wendell returns from Missoula visiting relatives. Paul Rosenberg, longtime local conductor, has returned with Mr. How-

J. G. Benolken California Mrs. Benolken Butte Three Forka George Palmer O.S. Howard Georgia George Ripley The Montana Educational Club John Wendell Missoula

Notice of Private Sale in Brown Estate Dillon Montana

In Beaverhead County Montana the administrator of Jennie R. Brown deceased will sell at private sale on or after March 28 1914 at the Dillon residence corner Helena and Rife streets for cash with ten percent at sale and balance on court confirmation Lots 11 12 and 13 Block 26 Original Townsite Dillon and household furniture. Sale subject to court confirmation. Geo M Roberts Administrator. Dated March 9 1914.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead County Jennie R. Brown Helena Rife Atreeta Dillon Geo. M. Roberts

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