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Local notices from Dillon and surrounding areas
Dillon and surrounding county residents are listed visiting, traveling, or conducting business in Dillon or nearby towns. Names include George French, Sam McKnight, Mrs Davis of Alder, Newell Evang, Oscar Creasey, Mauldin, N. N. Jones, John Pendergast, George Tash, Rev Watson, R. R. Price, Pearl S. Smith, J. A. Chapman, Henry Thompson, Howard Warner, Dr Rathbone, Herbert Selway, George Lyman, Charles Robinet, Mrs Dansie, Miss Dansie, Robert Mosher, Charles Miller, Matt Moltich, Veronika Seje, Paul DeLosky, and others. County events include spelling contests May 29 and exams June 3-4, marriage licenses, a vagrant case, and local business trips. Also notes on Mother’s Day services and property sales.
Montana Equal Suffrage Meeting Set in Lewistown
State headquarters announce the Montana Equal Suffrage Central committee will hold its annual meeting in Lewistown on June 6 following the State Federation of Women's Clubs session. The program is described as excellent and women across the state are urged to attend to discuss welfare issues affecting women and children.
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Butte
Montana Equal Suffrage Central Committee
Lewistown
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Stores Close In Observance Of Holidays
Notice to Our Customers. The undersigned will close their stores all day Tuesday May 12 Arbor day and Saturday May 30 Decoration Day. Olmsted Stevenson Co Dillon Cash Grocery Co Graeter Grocery Co Forsgren and Thomas Montana Mercantile Co.
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Olmsted-Stevenson Co
Dillon Cash Grocery Co
Graeter Grocery Co
Forsgren & Thomas
Montana Mercantile Co
Snowfall Becomes Benefit for Sheepmen and Dry Farmers
The Big Hole News reports the Dillon correspondent noting heavy snow last night aids sheep and dry farm ranchers by easing lambing and postponed grain concerns. It recalls war affects and honors Arthur Kens forester, Kens brothers, Gibbon Station, S Carolina turret captain O Kens, and Rural School Inspector Tenney visiting the valley with instructive lectures.
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Butte
Dillon
Pauline
Webster
Mexico
Ka Miller
Jupiter
Grefcomer
Arthur Kens
Forester
Gibbon Station
Vera Cruz
Will O. Kens
South Carolina
Tenney
Big Hole
Pioneer John Marriott Dies at Home in Big Hole Breezes
John Marriott a Utah and Montana pioneer died at his home. He helped settle frontier communities and was known for his contributions to early western expansion. The obituary notes his long life and impact in pioneer circles with brief biographical prompts.
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Paul DeLosky
Phillips
DeLesky
Sandy
Utah
Marriott
Murray
John Marriott
Salt Lake City
Agricultural College
Provo
Montana
Idaho
Thomas Poindexter
Copper Queensmine
Jackson
Fair Directors Award Contracts for Montana State Fair
The Montana State Fair board awarded a bleacher contract to James and Ainsley for 2802 60 and John Dryburgh received the archway contract for 1979. Directors Breitenstein and members including Sid Coffee O Worden Pat Carney and Lewis Penwell toured the grounds and approved summer improvements and a south side fence to expand land.
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Montana
Record Wheat Crop Expected At New Peak
Department of agriculture reports the winter wheat crop will reach about 630,000,000 bushels if favorable conditions hold. Acreage abandoned was only eight tenths of one percent, leaving a record harvest area. Kansas may yield 182,000,000 bushels and Oklahoma 84,500,000 bushels, each up from last year.
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Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Oklahoma
Advertised Letters List Names and Addressees
A list of names including Carpenter Chas B Clift Mia A J De Florin Loretta Dillon Mary Doyle Kate Finhart Minnie Ford Joseph Cape Mrs P J D Harris Harvey J Kollot Paul P Melville Misa Milo Miller J Norris Orie Pahner Jack Rebich Josef Shefer Jno H Wilerson Gertia Ki T Poindexter Postmaster.
Hyndman Peak Tops Idaho Heights Over Twelve Thousand
Hyndman Peak in Idaho is the highest named summit in the state rising above 12,000 feet. Nearby unnamed peaks near it lie at roughly the same elevations along the divide between the Sawtooth and Lemhi national forests.
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Hyndman
Idaho
Albare
Sawtooth
Lemhi
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