Dillon Council Awards District Five Paving to Clifton Applegate
The Dillon city council reconvened to approve Special Improvement District No. 5 paving. Clifton Applegate & Toole were chosen as the lowest bidders for reinforced concrete paving, with other bids opened for materials and lighting in the same district. The body also awarded a sewer-related permit, and directed enforcement actions on local premises to connect to the city sewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Graeter
Bonn
Luebben
Waldorf
Cornell
Anderson and
McCaleb
G. H. Nash
Aetna Casualty and Surety Company
Nash
Eliel Bros
City Hall
George M. Meton
Fire and Order Committee
Robert Metcalf
Clifton
Applegate & Toole
Judiciary Committee
National Electric Supply Co
Butte
Mont
J. D. Reiden
South Pacific Street
Leonard Eliel
Anderson
Bond
Derson
Clifton, Applegate,& Toole
Anaconda
Montana
Dillon
Clfton
B. F. White
Reeder Street
Orr Street
Pacific Street
City Council
Hartwig to Install $20 000 Pipe Organ at Dillon Theater
Hartwig, Dillon theater owner, orders a Wurlitzer Hope Jones organ costing about $20,000. Only two such organs in Montana, with installation expected around June 15. The organ will feature fourteen musical devices and be operated by expert installers while a visiting musician trains pianist Mrs Pegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
W. B. Hartwig
Hartwig Moving Picture Show
Hartwig
Montana
American Theater
Butte
Babcock
Billings
Consolidated Music Company
Salt Lake City
Brenners Held Up by Bandits on Horse Prairie Road
Sheriff Wyman and Deputy Mooney investigated a holdup last Friday on Horse Prairie. Mr and Mrs Brenner and a visiting young woman were detained for over an hour while two gunmen forced them to the roadside and warned against warning others. A bootlegging motive is suspected. Also reported: Otto Schultz Roy Forester and Ethel Wurtz joined a trip to Butte and Anaconda for a trap shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman
Mooney
Horse Prairie
Sam Shesser
Hal Brenner
Brenner
Brenners
Idaho
Montana
Anaconda
Otto Schultz
Roy Forester
Ethel Wurtz
Butte
Messrs. Schultz
Forester
Moves Heal Estate-Frank Hazel Baker Makes Novel Transfer
Real estate operator Frank Hazel Baker moved two fir trees from his South Idaho Street property to his South Pacific Street residence in a unusual Monday initiative after months of property deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hazelbaker
South Idaho Street
South Pacific Street
Clegg Couple Visit Rochester for Eye Treatment
Mr and Mrs B L Clegg arrived in Rochester from Horse Prairie on Monday and later traveled to Rochester Minnesota where the husband will receive eye treatment. Mrs Courtsen was taken to Warm Springs last Saturday after being adjudged insane Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
B. L. Clegg
Horse Prairie
Minn
Warm Springs
Public nuisance ruling orders sewer connection for 314 South Pacific
City aldermen declare premises at 314 South Pacific street owned by Leonard Eliel a public nuisance for not connecting to the city sewer. The owner is ordered to connect. Alderman Anderson and Alderman Graeter motions pass after votes. Council adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire and Order Committee
George M. Melton
City of
Dillon
Eliel Bros
City Hall
M. A. Walker
Ba Yearian
South Atlantic Street
Bond
City Council
Ed Yearlan
Anderson
Graeter
South Pacific Street
Leonard Eliel
Waldorf
Beavermont Flour Mill Opens With New Equipment
Beaverhead Milling and Elevator Co starts a large flour mill in Beaverhead county with Beavermont branded flour. The plant features Barnard and Lea mill, 75 horsepower diesel engine, air system, purifiers, bleachers, sifters, and a testing room. Manager A J Foss, miller Clarence Robinson, and a $66 000 investment mark the project from Dilon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Milling & Elevator Company
Beavermont
Beaverhead County
Barnard & Lea
Dilon
A. J. Foss
Clarence Robertson
Training School Track Meet Produces Multiple Records
The Training School held its annual event at Normal field on May 15 with many records set and close races. Arthur Harris and Allen Dansie led, each winning four firsts, Harris breaking Elwood Morrison’s 10 yard dash mark by a fifth of a second. Dansie set four class records in shot put, broad jump, 220 yard dash, and 100 yards in 10.3 seconds. Elmer Dunn claimed three firsts including a new shot put record of 20 feet 2 inches. Warren Murray and Henry Hignight also heightened records. Bronze medals went to Harris, Murray, Olmsted and Heavey for successive firsts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Harris
Allen Dansie
Harris
Ellwood Morrison
Elmer Dunn
Warren Murray
Henry Wilcomb
Henry Hignight
Cloid Reherd
Tom Olmsted
Vincent Heavey
Emerson Hughes
Teddy Oliver
Fulton Leach
Bob Kohl
George Yost
Fred Swartz
Jack Yale
Governor Visits Dillon and Virginia City
Governor S. V. Stewart spent last Thursday in Dillon handling official business then departed Friday for Virginia City continuing official duties and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
S. V. Stewart
Virginia City
Corlett Visited City Monday From Drummond
C. C. Corlett was in the city on Monday traveling from Drummond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Corlett
Drummond
May Day Festival at Normal Campus Next Friday
The annual May day festival at Normal college campus will be held Friday afternoon with a grand march at 8 o’clock. About 500 children from the Normal training school and Normal college students will participate, closing the physical training course. The program includes drills, games, primary department exercises, a pageant of all nations, and ends with a May Day dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Training School
Normal College
Grand March Part I and Part II Events
A listing of school activities including Dumb Bell Drill races, rabbit and kangaroo races, various room events, and dances. It names teachers Miss Shepherd, Miss Noel, Miss Baillie, Miss Innes, Miss Wemyss, Miss King, and students Nellie Blair and others performing multiple classroom drills, dances, and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Noel
Strasak
Annie
Peter
Rovenacka
Spain
Cachucha
Maude Muntzer
England
Miss MacDonald
Neya Paeyecarer
Fire erupts at Mc Laren blacksmith shop
A fire of unknown origin started in the supply office of the Mc Laren blacksmith shop last Thursday afternoon. The frame building suffered considerable damage before the fire department saved it from total destruction. Winds were high, and the flames were kept from spreading to nearby structures. the loss was not insured.
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McLaren Blacksmith Shop
Idaho Falls Pastor Speaks on Centenary Movement in Dillon
Dr. F L Wemett pastor of the Methodist church in Idaho Falls spoke in Dillon last Thursday evening on the centenary movement. A party including Dr and Mrs R R Rathbone and son Dr Curry and Mrs Terry Browning spent Sunday fishing at Redrock lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Wemett
Methodist
Idaho Falls
Dillon
R. R. Rathbone
Dr. Curry
Terry Browning
Redrock Lakes
Judge Nelson Performs Three Marriages In One Day
Judge Nelson presided over three weddings on Monday in Stevensville Apex and Salmon City Idaho. The first couple were Milton Marvin Taylor and Christina Edal Glennon of Stevensville. The second were Alton Theodore Crossley and Tillie Craft of Apex. The third were Bert Buster and Edith Wetfall of Salmon City Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Milton Marvin Taylor
Christina Edal Glennon
Stevensville
Alton Theodore Crossley
Tillie Craft
Apex
Bert Buster
Edith Wetfall
Salmon City
Idaho
Grace Truax Resigns From Southern Montana Abstract
Miss Grace Truax resigns from Southern Montana Abstract Company and accepts a position in the office of county assessor B. W. Emerick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Truax
Southern Montana Abstract Company
B. W. Emerick
Butte Travelers Registered at The Andrus Monday
C C Davis W Gaudie F R Barrett A Dockstader J J O Con nor and G EB Alkire were a group of Butte traveling men who were registered at The Andrus Monday from Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C. Davis
W. Gaudie
F. R. Barrett
A. Dockstader
J. J. O’connor
G. EB. Alkire
Butte
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Hartwig Theater
State of
Normal Campus
Part
McDonald Norris
Yee
Miss Baillie
Miss Innes
France
Bohems
Mrs. Cluley
Mias Merklein
Cecep
The
Nations
Nellie Blair
Adelaide Gelhaus
Evelyn Greenhalgh
Mary Gist
Dorothy Potter
Margaret Reese
Dorothy Smith
Gladys Scott
June Blair
Rachel Smith
Miss Shortt
Italy
Scotland
Judge Nelson