Property transfers and desert land notices in Dillon area
Warranty deeds record transfers in Dillon including Sophia Gran to R W Boone five lots on Railroad Avenue valued at 10 dollars and several other parcels in Rife Armstead Poindexter Orr additions. Quitclaim and desert land declarations cover Otto E Pahnisch Adolph T Bert Knox Etta M Knox and other owners with acquisitions around Big Hole basin Sage creek and Wise River. Final certificate notes John F Regan 820 acres beach east of Dillon and incorporation of Big Hole Basin Stockmen's Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Gran
R. W. Boone
Rife
Dillon
Railroad Avenue
Glenn A. Decker
Fred Jorgensen
Armstead
Matthew Orr
Sigurd Roode
Poindexter & Orr
Pacific Street
A. J. Wedum
J. B. Poindexter
Chas. W. Scott
Idaho Street
Otto E. Pahnisch
Grasshopper Creek Valley
Big Hole Basin
William H. Mackey
Adolph T. Pahnisch
Bert Knox
Sage Creek Basin
Etta M. Knox
F. M
James
Wise River
John F. Regan
Big Hole Basin Stockmen’s Association
Reichle News Notes and Local Happenings
Reichle reports Ernest Reichle and Ernest Zabel visiting Dillon earlier in the week. Miss Lucy Kemper spent the weekend with Dillon relatives. Fishermen from Butte report strong success on the Big Hole. Farmers are busy plowing and discing. Eyers brothers of Divide and Jones of Dewey moved cattle from Garrison. Karl Beehrer loading potatoes for Olmsted Stevenson to Kansas City. A Sunday School began at Reichle Hotel with good attendance. A Reichle dance is planned for Saturday March 28. Lincoln Literary Society events set for April 4 at Mrs. Garrison’s with Pearl Joy singing and other program items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Beehrer
Olmsted-Stevenson Company
Kansas City
Lincoln Literary Society
Debate: that we have more fun in winter than in summer
The record lists a student debate with teams and participants. Affirmative speakers Simon Creasy and Earl Holder are opposed by Edna Garrison and Bill Garrison, with Beeher family members and others engaging in related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Zahel
Lucy Kemper
Simon Creasy
Earl Holder
Edna Garrison
Bill Garrison
High School Notes Show Vacation, Plays, and Sports
Alvin Jones and Agatha Lovell are home ill with tonsillitis. Cecil Featherly is absent today. The student body voted to place Easter week as vacation. Senior play cast chosen under Mrs. Matthew Orr, junior prom plans underway with gym completion hoped in time. Track may resume after basketball tourney. George Milton leads long distance group with promising material. Coach Cluley hosted Beaverhead county team at Clearview with a red and white banquet and prize story by Fred Chapman. Jack Cluley praised as coach and entertainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Melton
Cluley
Beaverhead
Clearview
Fred Chapman
Jack
Professor Toan
Professor Case
King Collins
Fritz
Chapman
Ed" Drummy
Blondy
Fuqua
Putts
Gosman
Hank
Wyatt
Stahl
Jack’’ Cluley
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Pearl J. Smith
Reichle
Ernest Zabel
Jake Nittlemeir
Mr. Fassler
Butte
Paul Henneberry
Big Hole
Harry Martin
Wil Stahl
Eyers Brothers
Divide
Mr. Jones
Dewey
Garrison Ranch
Wayne
Eliel Brothers
Dillon, Mont
Ladue & Sanders
Diamond O Ranch
Montague
E. Vetters
Madison Valley
Mr. Vetters
Durham Bulls
HE. Beehrer
Julia Beehrer
Vincent McLean
Ida Hartwig
Peter Spitzer
Louise Beehbr
Alvin Jones
Cecil Featherly
Agatha Lovell
Daniel
Isrel
Africa’s Wilds
Adventures of
Kathryn Williams
A. S. Rife Dairy
Rife Street
U. S. Rife
Hawley J. Selway
A. G. Williams
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