Barry's Bunch Romps Over Butte 22 to 0 in Season Opener
Dillon tramples a picked Modern Woodmen of Butte squad 22 to 0 as Kirkatabbler allows only scattered chances. Reichmyer belts a homer on the new ball park, while Herwig and Eklund set the pace for Dillon with solid hits and strong defense. Umpire Wiksdal presided over a game marked by errors behind Butte pitching and a fast Dillon attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Woodmen
Butte
Butte Boys
Montana Street
Dillon Band
White
Christie Mathewson
Wiksdal
Dillon
Kirkatabbler
LaCroix
Kinnear
King
Harmon
Butte Enya
Kirkstahler
Kane
Smith
Slosser
Ripley
John Herwig
Andy Eklund
Reichmyer
Ralston
Eklund
Herwig
Kirk Stabler
Kirkstabler
Balle Sunberg
Dillon Faces Anaconda In Key State Title Clash
The Dillon ball team meets Anaconda next Sunday in a high stakes battle for the state championship. Anaconda, fresh from beating Frank Jones' Butte independent team, seeks to extend its winning run, while Dillon relies on Barry's fast independent lineup to respond. Weather may draw a record crowd as both teams pledge strong effort in a tightly contested game on the home ground.
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Dillon
Barry
Anaconda
Frank Jones
Butte
Anaconda Boys
Northwest
Special Council Meeting Plans Sewer on Washington and Pacific
At a city hall session last evening councilmen present except Knapp and Phillipps began preliminary steps to build a sewer along the Washington and Pacific street alleys to connect with the existing system. A protest from property owners will be heard at the next regular meeting on June 3. Mary J. Hamilton’s bequest funds the new drinking fountain to be installed about December with about 2000 for the fountain and 500 reserved for maintenance after court order approves use of the sold property proceeds.
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Knapp
Phillipps
Washington and
Pacific Street
Clark Street
Mary J. Hamilton
Wife in Name Only at the Dillon Theatre
The Claman show family brings the drama Wife in Name Only to Dillon on Saturday May 23 promising a top quality performance. If any single feature disappoints the audience may obtain a full refund. The troupe fields sixteen performers plus an orchestra.
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Dillon Theatre
Dillon
Clamans
Middle West
Clamang
E L Hall Dies After Long Illness in New Jersey
E L Hall prominent Dillon businessman died Friday night at Spring Lake Beach New Jersey after a long battle with cancerous illness He had been in Dillon about 12 years managed the Coast company dredge boat near Bannack then moved to mining and became president of the Dillon Argenta company He was about 58 years old and is survived by his daughter Mrs Matilda Hoffman funeral held Monday with interment in New Jersey.
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New Jersey
Dillon
Spring Lake Beach
E. L. Hall
Hall
Homie
East
Matilda Hoffman
N. J
Dillon-Argenta Company
Argenta
Graeter Grocery Company
Montana
Dillon Lodge
Dillon Chapter
Royal Pes Masona
St. Elmo Commandry
Algeria
Mystic Shrine
Helena
Terment
Former Dillon boy Walter Powers dies after long illness
Walter W. Powers 32, a Dillon native and Spanish American War veteran, died in Los Angeles after months of stomach trouble. He left Montana last December with his mother and sister Mae for recovery, but faded. Burial will be in Montana. he is survived by his mother Mrs Mary E Powers and brothers Claude Edward George Frenk missing.
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Walter Powers
Dillon
Walter W. Powers
Bozeman
Mont
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary E. Powers
Race Track
Powell County
Mae Powers
Butte
Montana
South
Arizona
California
Ruby Valley
Walter
Dixon
Philippines
Hia
Mies Mae
Mia
Casper J. Schultz
Edward
Claude
George
Frenk
Mt. Mariah Cemetery
Assault case dismissed in Dewey court
Fred Gill known as Wood faced first degree assault charges in Judge Hirschman’s court. The May incident at Mrs. Dora Churchill’s home was contested by defense witnesses who testified Gill did not leave the dance hall. The case was submitted without argument and Gill was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gill
Wood
Hirschman
Gill
Vanault
Dora Churchill
Dewey
Churchill
H. R. Melton
J. B. Poindexter
Western governors clash with forestry bureau at White House
At a governors conference in Washington Governor Norris of Montana denounces forest reserves as regressive to stockmen. He touts Montana’s irrigation and high yields, argues for shared water power income, and praises reclamation work while opposing range restrictions. The Western delegation’s remarks drew applause.
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Washington
White House
Forestry Bureau
Norrin
Montana
East
Judith Basin
Foresta
Folk
Garfield
Department
Former Dillon Woman Weltha McIntosh Dies in Salt Lake City
Mrs Weltha R McIntosh a pioneer of Montana and early white settler died in Salt Lake City after a brief illness Debility and a paralytic attack were given as causes She lived in the county over 30 years and leaves eight children three surviving Mrs McIntosh born in Ohio married in Missouri came to Montana in 1863 with husband lived at Bannack and near Bedrock later with eight children three living including Mrs Belle Ward Mrs Cora Stapleton and Chas McIntosh Funeral service held Sunday at the Methodist church where she was a member
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Weltha R. McIntosh
Monana
Salt Lake City
Mrs. McIntosh
Ohio
Welton
Missouri
William L. McIntosh
Montana
Thia Atate
Mr. McIntosh
Bannack
Bedrock
Thy
Mra
Belle Ward
Cora’ Stapleton
New York
Chas. McIntosh
Sarah Hughes
Methodist Church
Huber Brothers Complimented on Silver Service for U S S Montana
The state commission accepted the Dillon firm Huber Brothers silver service for the U S S Montana after an exhibition in Butte. The letter from Theo Brantley and W H Haviland praises Reed and Barton for delivering beyond the contract, noting excellent work and elegant decoration. Montana officials commend the firm for faithful service and high quality.
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Montana
Huber Brothers
Butte
Dillon
Helena
Messie
Reed & Barton
U.S. S. Montana
Cheely
Haviland
Theo. Brantley
Local man in lodging scam by Chicago collector
G A Roy, representing a Chicago collecting house, paid Geo Kunzman a $10 check from the First National Bank for lodging, marked no funds. Roy also gave Oscar Findling a $5 check but signed a different name. He was arrested at Idaho Falls and settled the shortage.
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G. A. Roy
Chicago
Geo. Kunzman
First National Bank
Fonda
Roy
Oscar Findling
Idaho Falls
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Ralaton
Richmeyer
Slosaer
Atwood
Limberg
Johnson
Christie
Mott
Nirketahler
Gov. Norris
Huber Bro’s
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