Local notes mention loans and visits in Dillon
The column records numerous Dillon visits and activities. Names include Hazelbaker Hummel Decker Jewell Fossier Willis Templin Madsen Evans Pendergast Garver Wall Loss Dewey and others. It notes a $200,000 livestock loan pool at Security State Bank and several departures for Lima, Butte, Jackson, and Japan.
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Security State Bank
George Jewell
Butte
Lee McDonald
George Loss
Dewey
Dillon
A. S. Dewey
Alaska
Evans
Lima
John Kennedy
Centennial Valley
W. G. Noyes
Dubois, Idaho
R. W. Ellis
Miss Hickman
Dillon Visitors and Ranch Sale Notice Highlight Local Remarks
City and County 79 Ranch for sale announced. Various residents and visitors including F Clark of S4tf Co, Hoy from Butte Post, R H Boatman from Centennial valley, E H Brundage returning from Centennial valley, Ruth Steeves of Livingston, Otto Schultz and son from Twin Bridges, Elizabeth Harrison from Anaconda, H D Mayfield from Armstead, Maggie Courtney from San Jose, Marcellus Pyle from southern California, Ed Gray and family to Three Forks. Taking testimony on Buffalo creek waters case completed. Judge Clark presiding.
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Buffalo Creek
Clark
Virginia City
Local deaths and moves in Dillon area
Dies of apoplexy at the William Trudell ranch near Price's canyon marks the end of a 74 year old Dillon resident who lived in town three years. Funeral services were held at Brundage chapel with burial in Mountain View cemetery. W W Jameson leaves for Anaconda to join the Daly bank. W E Jennings succeeds him at First National as paying teller. Frank Lovell and wife depart for Butte where he joins the Butte Miner staff and she oversees Columbia Gardens playground duties. Moreno Oaker, a Mexican, serves 90 days in county jail after a street confrontation ending with a knife attempt and head injury.
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George Lucas
Wm.Trudell
Price’s Canyon
Dillon
Brundage Undertaking
Mountain View
Anaconda
W. W. Jamesson
Daly Bank
First National Bank
W. E. Jennings
Lovells
Butte
Frank Lovell
Lovell
Butte Miner
Moreno Oaker
Oaker
Secure license to wed in Dillon area
A marriage license was issued last Saturday to C. E. Bryant of Blackfoot Idaho and Annie Henshaw of Lili Colo. The groom is 67 and the bride 63. Ira Sanders bought the Freeman residence on South Rife Street last Saturday and the Freemans will move to Deputy ranch at month’s start. Dillon Redmen and Shriners visited Butte for ceremonies and meetings.
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C. E. Bryant
Blackfoot
Idaho
Annie Henshaw
Lili, Colo
Freeman
Ira Sanders
Sam Freeman
South Rife Street
Freemans
J. W. Deputy
Marriage licenses still for sale at old price
A county query notes marriage licenses remain available for purchase at the clerk and recorder’s office for $2 despite rumors of a June 1 prohibition. R A Fager arrives from Alaska to take the Beaverhead National Forest clerk position, succeeding Miss Cook after forestry department service there.
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Dillon
R. A. Fager
Alaska
Beaverhead National Forest
Miss Cook
Fager
Forestry Department
Paul Secures Major Hotel Furnishings Contract
Harry Andrus, back from Chicago, arranged furniture and fixtures for the new hotel. The contract was awarded to Goodwin T. Paul of this city. Mrs. Andrus will visit relatives in Colorado for several weeks before returning to Dillon.
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Paul
Harry Andrus
Chicago
Goodwin T. Paul
Ayers Leaves Western Union Management for Buena Vista Move
R. A. Ayers who had led the Western Union office for several months departed last week and will reside in Buena Vista Colorado.
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Dillon
R. A. Ayers
Western Union
Buena Vista
Colo
Death notice for Mrs Bordwine in Lewis Town Ill
L E Bordwine received word of his mother Mrs Bordwine death in Lewis Town Illinois. She was 87 and her husband had died years earlier at age 101.
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L. E. Bordwine
Lewistown
Ill
Dr Rathbone Summoned for Army Dental Exam
Dr. R R Rathbone received orders to report to Fort Flagler Washington on Monday for a United States Army dental examination as a member of the dental reserve corps.
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Rathbone
R. R. Rathbone
Fort Flager
Wash
U. S. Army
Dr. Rathbone
Dental Reserve Corps
Mrs. M. A. Berger Dies in Butte at 81
Mrs. M. A. Berger, mother of Mrs. C. C. Gosman of Dillon, died in Butte Sunday after an illness of more than a week. She was 81. She was well known in Dillon and visited often with her daughter. The funeral was held in Butte yesterday afternoon with the Gosman family from Dillon in attendance.
Rynksel Leaves for Navy Exam in Washington
Steve Rynk sel who led the high school commercial department for a year departed Friday for his home in Waukegan Illinois He plans to travel to Washington DC soon to take the exam for assistant paymaster in the Navy The position pays 1800 dollars annually and carries the rank of ensign
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Rynksel
Steve Rynksel
Waukegan
Illinois
Washington, D. C
Navy
Southern Montana Telephone stockholders meeting announced
Notice to stockholders. a meeting of the Southern Montana Telephone company stockholders will be held at 8 o'clock on the evening of June 8 at the office of Frank Hazelbaker. Leonard Eliel serves as president.
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Southern Montana Telephone Company
Frank Hazelbaker
Leonard Eliel
Charles Nelson Named Dillon Chief of Police at Meeting
At a special Dillon city council meeting last Friday evening at city hall Charles Nelson was appointed chief of police and Ben Hummel was added to the force for night duty. An ordinance set the chief’s salary at 125 dollars and policemen at 100 dollars monthly and a clause on standing committees was approved. Bids for new fire hose were invited.
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Charles” Nelwort
Dillon
Ben Hummel
Local visitors spend time with relatives this week
Rev. E. J. Groeneveld stays with his daughter Mrs. C. R. Blake for a few days this week. George Woodworth visits Dillon from the Big Hole basin for a short stay this week.
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E. J. Groeneveld
C. R. Blake
George Woodworth
Dillon
Big Hole Basin
Auto Stage to Madison County Points
A daily automobile stage departs Dillon each morning for Madison county points with fares listed to Twin Bridges four dollars Sheridan five dollars and Alder seven dollars. Also notes city road machinery on Helena street to be leveled rolled and tested.
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Madison County
Dillon
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Harry Andes
City Road
Helena Street
Auto Sales at Montana Auto Supply Last Week
The Montana Auto Supply Company reported sales in the past week including Buicks to Albert Metzel Alder W H Wilson Dillon Theo Nelson Dillon Geo Lossl and Dewey and Fords to D J Stephens Wisdom C L Clauson Dillon J A Pilgrim Dillon A C Morrow Dillon David Hirschey Wisdom Frank Ritchel Wisdom.
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Montana Auto Supply Company
Automobiles A Necessity Says REO Manager
REO Motor Car Co sales manager R. Co. Rueschaw complains about calling cars pleasure cars and condemns a 5 percent war fund tax on automobiles. He argues automobiles are essential, citing roads, business use, and the need to change the terminology in advertisements.
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RE. Co
Automobiles Seen as Essential, Not a Luxury
The author argues that cars are a necessity for modern business efficiency, likening them to essential sunlight taxes, and notes that many people currently treat the automobile as a discretionary pleasure item rather than a core utility. The piece compares car use to telephones and emphasizes the growing acceptance of autos as vital to daily work.
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England
Lfe
Local call to stop labeling cars as pleasure crafts
A public plea chides officials for using the term pleasure cars and urges the move toward precise language. The speaker argues for clarity and dismisses euphemistic labels in official discourse.
Baby girl born to Blaine couple May 21
Mr and Mrs Ray Koontz of Blaine welcomed a baby daughter on May 21 with mother and child thriving. Ura Sapp is home working for Uncle Sam. Frank Robson lost his home to fire last Tuesday. Blaine sheepmen nearing end of lambing. Mrs Arthur Bollinger returned to Blaine from Plains for the winter. August Marley and mother traveled to Virginia City for the Smith boy funeral who was accidentally shot.
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Ray Koontz
Blaine
Ura Sapp
Sam
Frank Robson
Arthur Bollinger
Plains
Marley
Virginia City
Smith Boy
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Hazelbaker
Hail Insurance
Glen Decker
Armstead
Alois Fossier
Melrose
Iris Willis
W. C. Templin
J. T. Madsen
Evangeline Lowther
Henry Olsen
James Mansfield
Ross Nay
Grant
James Dodd
Lakeview
Pendergast
Dilpe
Bereth Thompson
Albertson
FP. H. Garver
Trevalyn Wall
Jackson
J. C. Jackman
Arkansas
Harry Ettinger
W. H. Richardson
Tom Mambo
Meden
Japan
Jean Pendergast
Whitehall
Marguerite Pendergast
Hardin
Che Nolands
Co. F. Clark
Salmon City
Mr. Hoy
The
Butte Post
R. H. Boatman
E. H. Brundage
Ruth Steeves
Livingston
Otto Schultz
Lester
Elizabeth Harrison
David Sullivan
H. D. Mayfield
Maggie Courtney
San Jose
Cal
Will
Mrs. Marcellus Pyle
California
Ed Gray
Mrs. Fielding Gray
Three Forks
Ingersoll
Waterbury
Albert, Stamm
Dillon, Montana
Montana Mercantile
City Hall
Redmen
Dillon Redmen
Shriners
Dillon Shriners
Royal Kahn
Chas. H. Niblack
Charles Nelson
REO
Bench News
Mrs
Frances Cameron
Beaverhead State Bank
Olmsted-Stevenson Co
Fawa Ee Lw
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