Funeral Held for Anita Stamm in Dillon
Miss Anita Stamm daughter of prominent Dillon businessman Albert Stamm died after a two week illness from bronchial pneumonia. Funeral services were held Saturday at St Rose Church with interment at Mountain View Cemetery. She was born in Dillon June 10 1900 and attended local schools hoping to graduate from the Normal College in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Stamm
Albert Stamm
Dillon
Miss Stamm
Hfe
Butte
Weras
St. Rose Catholic Church
Father Foley
Mountain View
Renolds Thoppson
Ival Birrer
Miss Rose Stamm
Walter Stamm
Madison
Normal College
To Have Model Pool Hall in Rock County
Elmer Ripley buys the soft drink place on Banzack street from John Gelhaus and plans extensive improvements. When finished he expects it to be one of the finest pool halls in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Ripley
John Gelhaus
Banzack Street
Jackson Family Plans Arizona Winter Health Trip
Mr and Mrs James Jackson and their children intend to depart soon for Arizona for a winter stay hoping the lower altitude aids Mrs Jacksons health. M M Moyer and family have moved into the Jackson residence at 8 Rife street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jackson
Arizona
Jackson
M. M. Moyer
Rife Street
Big Stock Cattle Auction by George Ditty at Local Ranch
Rancher George Ditty will hold a large auction of stock cattle at his ranch four miles south of town on the 8th and 9th of next month. He says Beav erhead county will have no high priced feed this winter and many ranchers will buy cheap cattle to feed. This offers a chance to buy good grade short horn cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ditty
Milwaukee trip marks for Rose and Stamm
Miss Rose and Walter Stamm left this morning for Wisconsin. Rose will spend the winter in Milwaukee with relatives. Stamm will proceed to Madison to resume studies and graduate in February before returning to Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Miss Rose
Walter Stamm
Wisconsin
Madison
Dillon
Baby Boy Born to Lima Couple VanHam Williams
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. VanHam on November 11. The father works in the railroad yards at Lima and the mother is remembered as Margaret Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. VanHam
Lima
Margaret Williams
Birrer Family Participates in Turkey Shoot at Dilmont Park
Mr and Mrs Nick Birrer and Andrew Birrer visited from Tima on Sunday. Nick Birrer, an enthusiastic trap shooter, took part in the turkey shoot held at Dilmont Park by the local shooting club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Birrer
Andrew Birrer
Tima
Dilimont Park
Warden Proposes Cabin Wages for Old Prospector
Frank Conley of the state penitentiary suggests paying aging prospectors a nominal wage to keep roads clear, offering cabins on highways in mining counties. He notes these men were independent and should end their days with dignity, recalling early territory hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conley
State Penitentiary
Montana
Beaverhean Janty
Clay Patterson
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Conley
Deer Lodge
River Styx
Mr. Conley
Beaverhead District Court December Jury Panel List
Beaverhead county Montana jurors listed for the December term include numerous Dillon residents such as Charles C. Austin, William A. Bucher, H. J. Chapman, BE. L. Clark, Gilbert Carter, Ed Cushing, J. J. Dodge, H. M. Flemming, O. F. Fletcher, George W. French, Fred Huber, William Heaney, J. W. Hails, Kent Reichle, Tony Kruljac, J. Robert Lawson, W. C. Long, Morrow A. Miller, Nels Nelson, J. C. O’Neil, John T. Orr, G. A. Pomeroy, Peter J. Peterson, Henry Schoenborn, Herbert L. Smith, F. M. Scott, Edward Saunders, and many others representing towns such as Lima, Wisdom, Dillon, Apex, Lakeview, Monida, Armstead, Jackson, Glendale, Bannack, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Montana
Austin
Charles C
Dillon
Allen
Noah
Apex
Armitage
W. A
Bristow
Anderson
Albert
Dell
Adams
L. K
Elmer
Wisdom
Bradley
L. J
Burdick
James H
Wise River
Broksle
Frank
Blaine
Boatman
R. T
Blivens
Charles
Monida
Borden
Grant
Bucy
Clarence W
Lakeview
Bucher
William A
Brown
H. H
Cornway
Arthur E
Chapman
H. J
Clark
BE. L
Carter
Gilbert C
Cushing
Dodge
John J
Deardorf
Sam
Lima
Dowling
Henry A
J. W
Johnson
Joy
Lee
Reichle
Kent
Homer
Kenison
Kruljac
Tony
Lawson
J. Robert
Long
W. C
Law
David
Fishtrap
Miller
Morrow A
Mengel
Roy E
Marney
Alva F
Minder
Emil E
Jackson
Wick
Mullen
Thomas F
Armsend
Morrow
Maddox
Glendale
MacDonald
McNinch
Gilbert A
McFayden
John E
Nelson
Nels
O'Neil
J. C
Dewey
Orr
John T
Schoenborn
Henry
Smith
Herbert L
Clyde H
Scott
F. M
Stanfield
Frank E
Saunders
Edward
Scriven
B. F
Soden
C. H
Sweeney
William
Tucker
John
Montha
Tash
Bannack
Underwood
Edward B
Land Contests Heard in Helena Case
Land attorneys L Hauberg and George C Free man of Helena spent last Friday and Saturday in this city as counsel in the case of Albert Anderson against John Bowman. The land contest was heard before United States commissioner Frank Hazelbaker with many Ruby residents testifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hauberg
George C. Freeman
Helena
Albert Anderson
John Bowman
Frank Hazelbaker
United States
The
Ruby
Parlor Business Sold on Bannack Street
Last week Fred Critz bought the soft drink parlors of Dan Grant on Bannack Street. Critz will operate the business in the future and will be assisted by Reed Featherly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Grant
Fred Critz
Bannack, Street
Crits
Reed Featherly
Girl Located Salt Lake City Enticement Case
Zola McNinch, 14, abducted near Whitehall by three youths including Orville Paige. Mother Mrs. Peter Hansen retrieved her in Salt Lake City after boyfriends lured her with intent to marry. Ralph Redfield confessed involvement. Paige planned to follow for marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hansen
Whitehall
Salt Lake City
Zoja
McNinch
Ditton
Zola
Ralph Redfield
J. Rodgers
Twin Bridges
Orville Paige
Zola McNinch
Paige
Redfield
Jefferson County
Butte
Salt Lake
A A Kenison Dies Sunday at 79 in Dillon
Alonzo A. Kenison died Sunday at his daughter’s home after a long cancer illness. The Beaverhead county resident, a longtime rancher and Dillon township justice of the peace, was 79. He is survived by five children William John Grant Kenison and daughters Ida Lounsbury and Daisy Wilson. Funeral held at St. James Epispocal church with interment at Mountain View cemetery beside his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Kenison
Will Wilson
Judge Kenison
St. James Episcopal Church
T. W. Bennett
Mountain View
Alonzo A. Kenison
Vermont
Kansas
Montana
Beaverhead County
Tom Selway
Dillon Township
Kenison
William
John
Grant Kenison
Ida Lounsbury
Daisy Wilson
Justice of the Pease
Dillon Masons and Shriners to Attend Butte Sessions
A large turnout of Dillon Masons and Shriners will travel to Butte for meetings from November 29 to December 3. Many Shriners are expected for the Bagdad temple ceremonial as Beaverhead county welcomes new members. Daughters of the Nile from Dillon will attend the Stempie meeting on December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Masons
Shriners
Butte
Bagdad Temple
Beaverhead County
Daughters of the Nile
Stempie
Beaverhead Fifth Class Ruling Clarifies County Classification
Attorney General Ford rules Beaverhead county remains in the fifth class and outlines that reclassification requires action by the county commissioners and time constraints under the 1919 amendments. The opinion notes that salaries for elective officers, except the county auditor, are set by the constitution and unaffected by reclassification timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Beaverhead County
Silver Bow
Beaverhead
Board of County Commissioners
Local News From Madison County And Community Briefs
Visit Madison County reports show Tower and Carney handling county business with land classification nearing completion. A baby boy born last Thursday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rei, a Wheatland rancher. Matt Reece, a Centennial valley trapper, arrives with three wolf skins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Lee Tower
Jack Carney
Tower
Lee Rei
Mr. Rei
Wheatland Beach
Matt Reece
Centennial Valley
Cushing Wins Draw at Forsgren Store for $75 Horse
Attorney W J Cushing held the lucky number at a Saturday drawing at J W Forsgren’s store. Hubert Smith disposed of a horse, bought immediately by Dave Sullivan for 75 dollars. Rev Hooker visited Dillon from Helena where he serves as an Episcopal archdeacon.
Lima Bank Statement Report Sparks County Interest
The Security National Bank of Lima releases its first statement, noting the bank has existed only fourteen days and drawing interest from many in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Security National Bank of
Turkey Shoot at Dillmont Park Draws Local Entrants
Ed Renfro of the Butte trap club won the prize bird at a Dillon Rod and Gun Club turkey shoot held last Sunday afternoon in Dillmont Park. Invitations were sent to Deer Lodge Anaconda and Butte clubs. The twenty pound goblet event ended in a renfro Thornton tie with Renfro prevailing. Other winners included Hiram Brundage Sylvester Hirschman Arthur Graeter and several others taking one turkey each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Renfro
Butte Club
Dillmont Park
Dillon Rod and Gun Club
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Butte
Renfro
Thornton
Hiram Brundage
Sylvester Hirschman
Arthur Graeter
Earl Ogelvie
C. ¢. Thornton
George Gosman
H. S. Gimble
George Melton
Chester Gilbert
Francis Tonrey
Dedication Service for Dillon Latter Day Saints Church
President Iverson and Apostle Jos. F. Smith from Salt Lake City assisted in dedicating the new church built about a year ago. Prayers and addresses highlighted the morning services with Anestle Smith delivering the afternoon sermon. Iverson was accompanied by Mrs Tvergan and relief society duties were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iverson
Jos. F. Smith
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Anestle Smith
Smith
Tvergan
Relief Society
Dillon Church
Dillon Educators Attend Billings State Meeting
Many Dillon teachers traveled to Billings for the state teachers' meeting. The session ends today and most will spend Thanksgiving vacation elsewhere. Miss MacGregor, health nurse at the Normal college, went to Billings for the health meeting and will visit her sister in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Billings
Miss MacGregor
Normal College
Butte
Mansfield visits county seat from Horse Prairie
James Mansfield spent last Friday at the county seat, traveling from his home on Horse Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mansfield
Horse Prairie
Tragic Hunting Death in Snowbound Hills of Horse Prairie
Carl Odstrom a 22 year old worker at Charley Carlien ranch Idaho died after getting lost during a hunting trip with companions Carlson and Jamag Adam. He wandered eighteen miles in deep snow near Donovan ranch, was found near the embankment, exhausted and alone. A funeral was held yesterday with a cousin from Butte attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Odstrom
Horse Prairie
Odstrom
Charley Carlien
Idaho
Donovan
Donovan Ranch
Jtng
Miles
Butta
Merchants Carnival Aids Baptist Church Fund
The Merchants' Carnival hosted by Baptist church ladies drew a large crowd Thursday evening and raised a substantial amount for the church paying fund. An elaborate program entertained attendees and clever stage advertising was displayed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Justice OF Peace
Attorney General
Silver Bow County
Hooker
D. Hooker
St.James Episcopal Church
Phyllis
Montana State Normal College
Dillon, Montana
Mabel Lee Hatch
Normal
Alma Christensen
Olga Anderson
Naomi Hildreth
Waltz of the Snowflakes
Fern Henderson
Marian Mellier
Jean Ballard
Song of the
Wind
Marcella Humphrey
the Soldier Boy
Anthony Connelly
Hvelyn Nelson
Roscoe Cornell
Margaret Reese
Delia Hudson
Mary Gist
Danse
Gracieuse
Evelyn Greenalgh
Mary Emily Elliott
Mary Schoenborn
Agnes Scallon
Berceuse
Jocelyn” Mary
the Golden Erea
MR. J. B. Clusey
Nocturne
Josephine Cushing
Menuet
Dorothy Potter
Gladys Adams
Edith Wagner
Rachel Smith
Meta Gehrmann
Fenris
Cochran
Richter
Streabbog
Krentalin
Jenkins
Mari Paldi
Grant-Schaefer
Krentzlin
Bohn
Coombs Oley
Dennee
MacDowell
Chaminade
Godard
Stickles
Brahms
Paderewski
Lainard
Risher Paul Bliss
Grieg
Hahn
Turkey
Renfro of
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