Dillon People Busy Traveling And Casting Votes
City and county residents and visitors from Butte Donovan ranch Great Falls Dillon Lima Armstead Grasshopper Leadore and other locations spent the week in Dillon. Voters including Leonard Young Lorenzo Cushing George Gray and others cast ballots while multiple figures conducted business and visited friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Smith
Butte
E. W. Smith and Son
Lowell
Donovan Ranch
D. Madison Dyer
Dillon
Great Falls
Lola Wheat
Red Rock
Margaret Roe
Edwin Pegram
Harold Holmes
Emerson Hughes
Edward O’brien
Bloody Dick
Leonard C. Young
Ditlon
Tom Sillera
Salmon City
Andy Williams
Alder
H. W. Brenner
Grant
C. H. Polk
Lima
James Blair
Russell Smith
Alden Telin
Clifford Thompson
Blacktail
Arby Heardsiee
Col
Alf Decker
Armatead
John Wattrs
Perkins
Helen Profitt
Madison County
George Gray
Reed Featherly
Grasshopper
Leadore
Idaho
Joe Jaques
Otto Schulz
Sheridan
Chub Wilson
Big Hole Basin
J. W. Carney
W. W. Hawkins
Chas. Perry
Boulder
Wm. Rosenbaum
Sheep Creek Basin
Ed Kenigan
Eee ‘Creek
Basin
Local Residents and Visitors Report in Dillon Ledger
Frank Rife and Ike Rite visit from their ranch home. Everett Brundage arrives from Anaconda to see Dillon relatives while recovering from a serious illness at St. Anne's hospital. Beatrice Christman returns from Lakeview with Dorothy Brundage. Petersons back from Spokane to resume work at City Shoe Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rife
Ike
Aspen
Mailiine Lodge
Everett “Brundage
Anaconda
Dillon
St. Anne's Hospital
Justin Brundage
Beatrice Christman
Lakeview
Dorothy Brundage
Peterson
Spokane
City
Thomas Elmore Lucey
Training School
Ed Roe
Red Rock
Max Embree
Salmon River
Anthony French
George French
Argenta
Elza Murray
Harry Williams
Grasshopper
Government
M. J. Jardine
Jackson
Tom Moran
Lambert
Buel
Birch Creek
H. J. Hamill
Butte
George Clemon
Walter Brown
Frank McLean
London
Scotland
John Inabnit
Inabnit
Switzerland
Spotted Fever Worker George Cowan Dies at 38
George Henry Cowan, 38, a field worker at the entomology station west of Hamilton, died at Hamilton hospital after a short spotted fever illness. A veteran of state tick and spotted fever research since 1913, he held key posts and was valued for practical knowledge. He is survived by his wife and two daughters Phyllis and Doris, plus four brothers and three sisters. Funeral services were held in Victor after Masonic temple rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
George Henry Cowan
Hamilton Hospital
Cowan
Town
W. B. King
Washington
D.C
State Board of Entomology
Parker
McClintock
Washington, D. C
Victor
McCray
Helena
William Gettinger
Bozeman College
Ricketts
Mexico
Phyllis
Doris
Frank
Bozeman
Arthur
Albert
Walter
Bremerton
Wash
W. §. Jones
Card of thanks to friends and American Legion
We express gratitude to kind friends and neighbors for love and aid during husband and father. Our thanks extend to members of the American Legion. Mrs Bi Provost and family thank all who helped during this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Bi Provost
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Oakland
General Motors
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Yeas En
Martin Barrett
W. A. Graeter
J. E. Monroe
E. B. Roe
A. L. Stone
Anthony Hope
Rupert OF Hentzau
Elaine Hammerstein
Bert
Lytell
Lew
Cody
Clatre
Windsor
Hobart
Bosworth
Bryant
Washburn
Marjorid Daw
Mitchell Lewis
Adolphe Menjou
Elmo Lincoln
Irving Cummings
Murray Am
Crete
Ralph Vice
Broadway
Baby Peggy
Amit
RS Eia
Edward E. Boece