Memoirs recount Dillon history and Montana milestones
Sutherland recalls Dillon’s 1885 incorporation with B F White as first mayor and aldermen Fyhrie and Reeder. He notes railroad gauge changes, wrecks near Glen Hill, a 1888 sheep disaster, Territorial elections, and Montana statehood era including governors Hauser and Toole, ending with Helena as the state capital in 1896.
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Dillon
B.F. White
L. C. Fyhrie
Chas. Y. Reeder
James M. King
Birch Creek
Utah & Northern Railroad
Spring Hill
Lima
Butte
Isaac Cashmore
Charles Truax
Don Kohrs
Deer Lodge
Glen Hill
Carpenter
Leslie
Sam T. Hauser
Benjamin Harrison
Montana
Joseph K. Toole
Beaverhead
John Gannon
Clark
Daly
Bryan
Helena
Marks of quality to look for in suits and coats
Inspect outside details such as neat pressing smooth shaping even stitching and secure button hole ends. Check pocket corners grain of button holes bindings lining interlining and how lining is attached. Read garment tags ask staff for information and judge hand tailoring versus machine work.
Beavers Top Helena Cathedral 27-12 At Vigilante Field
Beavers first stringers overpower Helena Cathedral Greenies 27-12 before 650 fans. Beavers improve to 2-1 with wins over Butte Reds 39-13 and a 18-19 loss to Anaconda Saints. Halfback Russell Munday suffers seasonending leg injury. team hosts Loyola next, then Hamilton High at home.
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Beaver
Helena Cathedral
Greenies
Beavers
Butte High School Reds
Anaconda Saints
Helena
Russell Munday
Loyola
University Field
Missoula
Hamilton High
Marine pilot plans home visit from Dillon ranch
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Miller of the Diamond O ranch near Dillon expect their son Lt. Frank D. Miller and his wife to visit in October after his upcoming U S Marine Corps pilot training completion on October 3 at Kingsville Texas. He earned Wings of Gold in July at the Texas base and will join an operating squadron near Los Angeles.
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Leon Miller
Diamond O Ranch
Dillon
Frank D. Miller
Miller
U. S. Marine Corps
Kingsville
Tex
Los Angeles
Texas
Diamond O
Liberty
Earnings May Cut Social Security Benefit Payments
Mr Reed of the Butte social security office explains earnings restrictions on benefits for those under 72. For every 80 dollars over 1200 earned in the filing year, one month of benefits is withheld. After age 72 earnings do not reduce benefits. a pamphlet is available and Reed will speak in Dillon on October 10 and 24.
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Reed
Butte Social Security Office
Employment Service Office
Dillon
Social Security
Business Center in Home Idea Promoted
A home business center saves time by storing receipts stamps pens and checkbooks in one place. Plan with your partner the size layout and cost to fit needs whether a drawer in the kitchen or a full office setup. The article notes the importance of an organized space for quick access to bills and expenditures and mentions the office at 307 Medical Arts Building Butte. Subscribe to the Examiner.
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Sam
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Sutherland
Levi Cartier
Apex
Sheppard
Maywood Perkins
Ozias Willis
Madison
Willis
Hillhouse Raymond
Sweetwater
Raymond
Consignors
Menko Flikkema
Green Ranch Herefords
Dan F. Landers
Harrie B. Landers
Wilsall
Dillon Dillon
Manhattan
Buffalo
Ringling
Clyde Park
Bozeman
Philipsburg
Frank Pendleton
Pendleton Herefords
Wisdom
Nick Pepercoff
Wilbur Storey
Soulsby Brothers
Robert P. Ward
Thomas H. Watson
Vernon E. Watson
John P. Wright
Windham
Hobson
Hereford
Dillon, Montana
H. B. Sager
H. W. Wheat
John McDonald
Montana Stockgrower
Montana Farmer and Stockman
Sale Wed
Wendell Jardine
Harry Tash
J. E. Selway
Arnold Benson
Ed Atkins
Dillon Examiner
News & Views
Medical Arts Building
Geo. M. Gosman
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