Local Notes From Dillon and Nearby Towns
The column lists visits and events in Dillon and nearby towns with a stream of names: W A Stewart, William Haines, D Evans, G W Paris, Dan Shively, Chris Maurer, C H Laden, J F Kerr, G A Heberlein, Henry Thompson, J H Shefer, B S Burrows, Ed A Sullivan, John Kennean, Mrs Thos H Hamilton, Mrs C R Stanfield, Will Mitchell, Col Alf Decker, W M Montgomery, W G Clark, Fred A Gilbert, Paul Jones distributor ads, found spectacles, YWCA social at Normal Hall, John A Best moving to Memphis, Mrs George P Wolf, traveling libraries, Johnson and Vidgeant plumbing, Adda Kocken leaving Dillon, art lecture at Normal Assembly Hall, Maloney’s Wedding Day show with cast at Dillon Theatre.
Ladies of Woodcraft Stage Night of Entertainment
The Ladies of Woodcraft hosted a Monday evening event at Red Men's Hall Centre Street drawing a large crowd amid two political meetings. Musical numbers, a candy booth and a lively fishpond drew steady interest with prizes from toy balloons to hobby horses winning big returns. After the program a late dance carried into election day morning.
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Ladies of Woodcraft
Red Men's Hall
Centre Street
Dillon Vows Thrilling Friday Night Basketball Clash
Dillon hosts a high school team in a highly anticipated game at the Dillon Theatre next Friday evening. The Dillon picked squad faces the county high school regulars who recently beat the Normal team, as fans flood in with famed enthusiasm and new cheering tricks. Tickets are at the post office store. Dillon lineup: Arthur Graeter center. Frank Sharkey and Bob Moore guards. Norman Gilbert and Walter Taylor wings. subs Walter Poindexter and Harry Marfin. High School: Stabl center. Graves and Streb guards. Erwin and Duge Gilbert forwards.
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Dillon
Sporting Linen
County High School
Post Office
Arthur Graeter
Frank Sharkey
Bob Moore
Norman Gilbert
Walter Taylor
Walter Poindexter
Harry Marfin
Stabl
Graves
Streb
Erwin
Duge Gilbert
Miner Fred Randolph Injured in Runaway Near Bannack
Fred Randolph, a prominent Bannack mining man, was badly injured last Friday morning when his buggy horses spooked near E. W. Slack's ranch. A wheel struck an electric light pole causing a fall and a broken right leg. Doctors Kingabury and Poindexter treated him and report he is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Randolph
Bannack
Dre. Kingabury
Poindexter
Randopth
Mrs MacPherson to Appear Here in Guelph Recital
Mrs MacPherson, a noted Canadian pianist praised for rare skill, performs tonight in Guelph under the Dertiock club. Her studies include the Royal Conservatory Leipsic and the Toronto Conservatory, with honors and a gold medal.
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Dertiock Club
MacPherson
Guelph
Edward Fisher
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Royal Conservatory
Leipsic
Leschetizky
Brother of F. M. Thomas Murdered in Sioux City
Frank M. Thomas of this city received news from his brother Charles Thomas of Seneca Illinois that their brother Fred P. Thomas was murdered in Sioux City Iowa. An unidentified body found there matched the described man and carried his laundry mark. Further murder details were not provided.
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Frank M. Thaoman
Charles Thomas
Seneca
Fred P. Thomas
Sioux City
Iowa
Thomn
Nebraska
Thomas
Immediatel
Notice to Hunters at Hawley J. Selway Property
Positively no hunting or trespass on the premises at Old Port Sherry and Angelica. Advertisement notes F. B. Williams offering $1.75 per gallon.
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Hawley J. Selway
Dillon County Elections End Quietly Despite Heated Clerk Contest
The Big Hole ad scene faded as the judge’s bluegrass finish crowned a winner in the sheriff and clerk races. Voters reported a calm, paper-free campaign with little public drinking or signs, while Mc Caleb Hazelbaker and Johnny West drew strong backing before final returns.
No Hunting Prohibited at Poindexter Ranch
A notice from Poindexter and Orr Live Stock Co forbids hunting and shooting on the Poindexter field south of Difion. Offenders will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Poindexter
Difion
Poindexter & Orr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montana
Ladies’ Furs
Isabella Fox
Skinners
Cravenette
Wright
Ome
Pendleton
Oregon
W. A. Stewart
William Haines
Butte
D. Evans
Melrose
G. W. Paris
Monida
Metlen
Dan Shively
Fridley, Mont
Chris Maurer
Blaine
C. H. Laden
Bedrock
J. F. Kerr
Rochester
G. A. Heberlein
Farlin
Henry Thompson
Lima
John H. Shefer
Grant
G. Heberlein
J. P. Murray
St. Louis Exposition
B. S. Burrows
Ed A. Sullivan
Junction
Idaho
John Kennean
Dell
Thos. H. Hamilton
Horse Prairie
C. R. Stanfield
Will Mitchell
Col
Alf. Decker
W. M. Montgomery
Anaconda
W. G. Clark
Ohio
Fred A. Gilbert
Sheridan
Wyo
Greeley, Cole
Paul Jones
Gooch & Coon
Mont
Normal Hall
John A. Best
Memphis
Tennessee
George P. Wolf
Geo. P. Wolf
Beaverhead County
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
H. B. Mitchell
Great Falla, Mont
Johnson & Vigdeant
Adda Kocken
Maloney
Dillon Theatre
Murray and
Murphy
Will Wheeler
Dick Ferguson
Barney Ferguson
Grace Pagsimore
Charmning Comedienne
Will Ritter
Grace Sloan
Marion Buckley
Phil M. Welker
Madeline Wheeler
Biddy
High School
Mrs. MacPherson
F.M. Thomas
F. B. Williams
Callpsign
Yeaterday
McCaleb-Hazelbaker
Johnny West
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