Local Notes on Performances and Tours in Dillon
The operetta The Pioneers Pa poose played last Thursday and Friday with Ralph Wagner visiting from Anaconda. Students visited Argenta to view the cave car, and Dr Davis travels north for commencement talks. May 25 Seco May 26 Culbertson May 27 Glasgow. A senior class play Nothing But the Truth is in rehearsals for a three act comedy with a New York setting. A push for a Dillon tourist camping ground grows as cars pass the city. Eleven touring cars camped Monday at the old brewery site and fifteen more were counted yesterday. Cabbage and produce are offered by Dillon Greenhouse at 8c per dozen up to $14 per 1000.
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Ralph Wagner
Edith Wagner
Archie McPhail
Argenta
Joseph Hunt
Butte
Catherine
Davis
Dillon
Seco
Culbertson
Glasgow
Dorothy Roberts
Margaret Craig Curran
Montana
Chicago
New York
Bob Bennett
Ralston
Bob
Normal College
California
Botkin to Speak on Crime Prevention at Chautauqua
Honorable J D Botkin former warden of the Kansas Penitentiary discusses crime causes and remedies at the Chautauqua addressing delays in trials punishments and prison reforms. He is described as a pleasing speaker and prominent public figure with reformist stories of men who have gone wrong and reformed.
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America
J. D. Botkin
Kansas Penitentiary
Botkin
Ward Botkin
Apex Social Roundup Sees Local Arrivals and Trips
Mrs Noah Allen visited Dillon on Monday. Jo H Henson and wife left for Buhl Idaho after visiting their son David Hier and sister Mrs Anna Carr. Abner Aldrich and mother checked ranching affairs Sunday. Frank Selleck and wife spent several days in Apex last week. Fred Bryan handled Apex business Monday. Agnes Marks rode to Dillon Sunday evening. Cora Bryan stayed with ranch folk over the weekend. Frank Mart and Joe Cosentino traveled to Dillon Tuesday by speeder. H M Miller family spent Sunday at the Bryan ranch bringing Cora Bryan back for the Dillon evening train. Walter and Bert Siria drove over to Apex.
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Noah Allen
Dillon
Jo H. Henson
Buhl
Idaho
David Hier
Frank Mart
Joe Cosentino
Bryan Ranch
Cora Bryan
Walter
Bert Siria
Local social notes recount visits and dances in Apex and Dillon
The diary lists residents and guests visiting Apex, Dillon, Farlin, and surrounding areas. Attendees include Jim Hays, Mr and Mrs G B Whetstone, Agnes Marks, David Hier, Anna Carr, Walter Siria, Bert Siria, John Polish from Utopia, Henry Hutchins, Joe Cosentino, George Whetstone, D E Tait, Frank Gilleland, John Scheleicher, Enoch Young, Grant Kenison, and Mrs Carr. A surprise party for Mrs Anna Carr and Agnes Marks at the Whetstone home raised to five hundred dollars, with music and dancing lasting until daybreak.
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Dillon
Jim Hays
Apex
G. B. Whetstone
Agnes Marks
David Hier
Anna Carr
Walter
Bert Siria
Stone Creek School
John Polish
Utopia
Henry Hutchins
Joe Cosentino
George ‘Whetstone
D. E. Tait
Melrose
Farlin
John Hails
Frank Gilleland
John Scheleicher
Enoch Young
Walter Sirla
Grant Kenison
Gee
Whetstone
Midifight
Frank’ Bring
Bert
Siria
Mrs. Jones
Three Quarters of Montana Cars Unregistered Warned
Secretary of State Charles T. Stewart reports about 23 000 autos in Montana lack license plates this year, roughly one third of the registered total, prompting county attorneys sheriffs and police to enforce registration and issue arrests for unlicensed vehicles.
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Helena
Montana
Charles T. Stewart
Une
Stewart
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Congress
Dillon Greenhouse
Apex News
Ehay
Taylor Electric Shops
Dillon Electric Supply
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hast Schaffner & Marx
Tia
Montana Mercantile Co
the Examiner
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