Beaverhead County Women Organize for Wilson Campaign
A Dillon branch of the Woman's Woodrow Wilson League formed last Thursday with over fifty members and rapid growth. Officers elected include Mrs. Lovell president and Miss Larsen secretary. members span Democratic Republican and independent voters. Senator Helen King Robinson spoke at the Normal Training School as the first league address. County registration nears 4,000 with many new registrants, women showing strong interest.
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Woodrow Wilson League
Dillon
Henry Sherlock
Helena
T. J. Walsh
F. Lovell
L. K. Adams
Anna K. Larsen
Burt Adams Tower
League
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson Club
Helen King Robinson
Denver
Colorado
Robinson
F. H. Garver
Will Speak Against Prohibition At City Hall Tonight
Dillon residents will hear Sheridan Ford of Detroit Michigan speak for the wet side of the prohibition debate at the city hall tonight. The event invites all to attend and hear arguments opposing the dry position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Dillon
Sheridan Ford
Detroit
Michigan
Registration Closes for General Election Registration
Last Saturday was the final day for registration for the general election and all day long the office of Miss ... reports a one fourth higher total than at the primary. The piece notes a surge in registrations ahead of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Baker
Melrose Notes Include Town Visitors and Local Events
Gene Hardisty from Rochester and many others visit Melrose with frequent trips to Dillon, Butte, and Reichle. A Melrose wedding announces Delbert Jones and Helen Collins joining in Butte, while A C Hanneman suffers a serious leg injury after a collision with a freight train near Big Hole canyon.
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Chas. Bennington
Dillon
Butte
A. C. Hanneman
Woodin
Big Hole
Melrose
Dr. Molleur
Reichle Social Notes and Upcoming Republican Rally
Reichle residents mention Miss Zerr and Mrs. Kambich visiting Dillon on Saturday. Local mentions include Mrs. Jacob Hartwig and family in Dillon last week, and Carl Kambich working at A S Johnson garage. A Republican rally is planned at Reichle hall Saturday evening the 14th with Beaverhead and Madison counties participating.
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Zerr
Kambich
Dillon
Jacob Hartwig
Chas. Green
Butte
Carl Kambich
A. S. Johnson
Julius Hartwig
Lucy
John Poole
Jack Bowman
McIntyre
Reichle
Reichle Hall
Beaverhead
Madison
Former Butte Residents Sued in Salt Lake
Joe H. Carney former proprietor of the Fashion Barbershop and Mary Liston both former Butte residents are involved in a lawsuit filed yesterday in Salt Lake City according to a Salt Lake paper.
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Butte
Salt Lake
Joe H. Carney
The
Fashion
Mary Liston
Third district suit over $10000 note involving Panushka
Mary Lis ton as guardian ad litem for Estella Panushka sues David Mattson the Kenyon Hotel company and Merchants Bank to recover 10000 alleging undue influence and lack of mental competence. J H Carney named for allegedly assisting. Note executed May 18 1916 in Salt Lake and recorded in Beaverhead County Montana. Mortgage for 10000 to Mattson secured on the old George Perkins ranch south of Dillon.
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Third District Court
David Mattson
Kenyon Hotel Company
The
Merchants Bank
Mary Liston
Guardian Ad Litem
Estella O. Panushka
Bostella O. Panushka
J. H. Carney
Kemyon Hotel
Salt Lake
Beaverhead County
Montana
Miner
Salt Lake City
Estella
Notice to Creditors for George Pflaumer Estate
Quitman Owen administrator of George Pflaumer also known as George Weiss and residing in Dillon Montana calls creditors and others with claims against the deceased to present them with vouchers within four months of the first publication. First published October 4 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pflaumer
George Weiss
Dillon
Montana
Quitman Owen
Land Selections Notice from U S Land Office Helena
Notice lists Montana land selections under an 1891 act. Lands include sections 26 27 34 36 in township 11 south range 10 west with 640 acres total. List posted for inspection by interested parties and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
State of
Congress
Neyndyx
Montana Meridian
Notice of land selections in Montana lands
Notice No. 014990 from the U S Land Office in Helena Montana dated September 29 1916 announces selections of lands including NEY EXNW Lots 1 2 NESEY Sec 30 and NEYSW Sec 31 T 7 S R 12 W and WYNEY SWYNEY Lots 1 2 SEUS EY Sec 2 T 8 S R 18 W Montana meridian totaling 630.33 acres. Interested parties and the public may review the selections with 915 Jos OKER Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
State of
Congress
Ney
Nesey
Neysw
Swyney
Whsem
Seusey
Sec
Montana Meridian
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
JOS. Oker, Register
Notice of land selections in Montana meridian
Notice No. 014991 lists selections of 80 acres in SE and SW quarters, Montana meridian. Protests or contests must be filed at the Office in Washington, by April 25, 1907. Jos. Oker, Register, notes failure to state to said land before final ap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Jos, Oker
Register
U.S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
State of
Congress
Meridian
Washington, D. ,Cg
Jos
Oker, Register
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Henry Wombaucher
Percy Vance
Eugene Molleur
Tyson Dodgson
L. F. Molleur
Hans Warner
Frank Fassler
C. W. Felt
Jay Stancell
C. H
R. H. Haufman
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Otto Schultz
Kaiser & Balem
Florence Streb
Sanford Shepherd
C. W. McKensey
Ben Mullen
Wm. Dodgson
Big Hole Basin
C. W. Maddox
Miss Wright
Miss Dillon
Frank Pucianilli
Heela
Chas. Bearce
Mike Rambich
Rocker
Jack O’loughlin
Gorman
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Dr. Waters
Galva
Gelendale
Delbert Jones
This Place
Helen Collins
Jones
Toledo
Wseg
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NT Sont
U. S. Joh
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Madoin
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