Dillon Social Roundup Sees Local Travels and Fun
Local residents visit Dillon from Armstead Grants Lima and Butte attend rallies funerals and business matters. Notable mentions include Henry Seifken Dick Bloody Dick Alva Carr Fitter and Mrs Mary Rife with gatherings at the republican rally dance and a Halloween costume party hosted by Frank Esterwald with mixable costumes and a twelve-guest dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Seifken
Dillon
Bloody Dick
Alva Carr
Dell
Henry Fitter
Lima
James Blair
Grant
Chester Hale
Butte
William Sweeney
Sheep Creek Basin
D. A. Galt
Great Falls
Lee
van’ Etton
van Etten
Mary Rife
Fred Conger
Anaconda
Armstead
Dellar Gordon
Elmer Gordon
Sophia Guyaz
Margaret Mullen
Col
Alf Decker
Laura Tolman Scott
Park Scott
Joe Gobolich
Carl Hansen
Matt Kay
John Mullen
Dan Dance
Swan Johnson
L. C. Ford
James Walker
James Mansfield
A. EB. Scott
Lee R. Light
South Dakota
Louis
Anderson T. Peterson
Light
William Brownfield
Salmon City
Helen Randolph
Elps
Randolph
Dillon Dry Goods Company
Frank“Esterwald
Tom Pierca
Ralph Streb
Melrose
M. D. Gist
Joe
Dale Mellen
Horse Prairie
Anderson
Parker
Sage Creek
Otto Pahnisch
Polaris
Lambert Eliel
Ed Roe
Bedrock
Lowell Smith
Frank Hazelbaker Jr
Lttle
Society Series Of Parties At Barrett Home
The Barrett residence on South Atlantic street hosted two bridge events hosted by Mrs. Barrett Mrs. Brundage and Mrs. Rees. Autumn decorations set a festive tone with a bridge luncheon in the afternoon and a bridge dinner at night. More gatherings are planned midweek and Thursday with a pinochle dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Barret
South Atlantic Street
Barrett
Hiram Brundage
John Rees
Halloween Party At St James Guild Hall For Sunday School
A Hallowe en party was held last Saturday at St James guild hall for the children of the Sunday school. Attendees wore costumes and prizes were awarded for best and most fitting outfits. Games filled the afternoon followed by a holiday feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild Hall
St. James Guild Hall
St James Guild Postponed A Week
The St James guild meeting with Mrs H F Best has been postponed for a week. The D D Club met last Monday with Mrs Clarence Colin. Mrs W B Hartwig will entertain the Hylo Pinochle club tomorrow. The next Shake meeting is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Guild
H. ‘F. Best
D. D
Clarence. Colin
W. B. Hartwig
Open meeting and play to be staged this month
Spear a club will hold an open meeting Saturday in the assembly room of the public school. Miss Carson will present the play Dear Brutus by J M Barrie, performed by the Moroni Olsen players the following week. Mrs Sillers visited from Avene. Hartwig family returns from Mayo Clinic treatment. Maggie Smith Hathaway, state humane officer, was in Dillon last Saturday on official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spear
Miss Carson
Dear Brutus
J.M. Barrie
Moroni Olsen
Ee Personals
T. Sillers
Avene
W B. Hartwig
W. B. Hartwig
Rochester
Minn
Tom Hartwig
Mayo Clinic
Maggie Smith Hathaway
Dillon
Beaverhead County Election Yields Mixed Results
The democratic populist ticket won Beaverhead county with two Republican defeats for county clerk and clerk of the court. Bryan carried the county president by 1100 votes while McKinley and the gold standard led nationally, and the missing Beaverhead sheriff Tom Jones was found near Twin Bridges. Bets totaled several thousand dollars on general results and state votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Bryan
McKinzey
Gold Standard
Tom Jones
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Republican landslide sweeps Beaverhead county in 1906 election
On November 7, 1906 Beaverhead county voters supported the national Republican wave. Republicans won most county offices including sheriff Marmaduke Gist, assessor Phil Anderegg, clerk W F Cashmore, treasurer Henry R Melton, surveyor M A Walker, coroner A A Elliott, and others. Democratic gains included Marmaduke Gist as sheriff and Alice Herr as superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Alf Decker
K. O. Selway
Marmaduke Gist
Phil Anderegg
John §. Baker
W. F. Cashmore
Henry R. Melton
Alice Herr
Pearl I. Smith
M. A. Walker
A. A. Elliott
Wedding Tour Returns to Emrys White Home
District officials and local residents report Emrys D White and his wife will return home this week from a wedding tour visiting St Paul St Louis and Chicago. Other notes mention Dillon business visits and a high school football win 27 to 0 with An injury to Mathew Telin a collarbone fracture. A wedding between Mary Helen Rife and Edward S Duff is scheduled for tomorrow at 11 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Orr
C. W. Francis
O. C. Gosman
Emrys D. White
St. Paul
St. Louis
Chicago
A. Beardslee
Lima
Dillon
H. Thompson
Dell
Alf. Decker
Redrock
Clark Anderson
Orelock
Mary Helen Rife
Edward 5. Duff
Early Returns Claim Presidential Victory As Votes Counted
The article reports party leaders claiming different outcomes from the yesterday election with McCormick predicting Wilson sealed at 270 electoral votes and Wilcox forecasting Hughes around 310. Beaverhead county shows a Wilson majority of nine while prohibitionists prevail there. most Republican county candidates win, except four. The Beaver football team is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Democratic Central Committee
Wilson
Wilcox
Republican National Committee
Charles E. Hughes
Beaverhead County
The
Beaver
Montana bee industry seen as ripe for growth
Montana’s climate and flora favor a large productive honey industry according to state bee inspector O A Sipple. He cites 100 cars of honey produced in 1925 and a value near 300000 annually, with many bee men producing two to four cars yearly. Rotary inspections in 1925 26 covered 10 counties and 216 apiaries with 4516 colonies, 780 diseased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
O. A. Sipple
A. H.bowman
Commissioner of Agriculture
Sipple
Department of Agriculture
Big Horn
Carbon
Yellowstone
Fergus
Gallatin
Madison
Broadwater
Lewis,and Clark
Custer
Dentist Dr Curry Moves to New Tele Phone Block Rooms 3 4
Dr. R. D. Curry relocates to new dental offices in the Tele phone block occupying rooms 3 and 4. A new telephone number is listed as $55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Curry
Dental
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Examiner
B. Flint
Mich
Fisher
Flint
Minh
Montana Auto Supply. Company
Coprist
Hart Schafiner & Masx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Head County High School
College of Montana of
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Mathew Telin
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