Notable Visitors See Dillon Guests from Nearby towns
A stream of visitors from Jackson Reichle Sheep Creek Basin Horse Prairie and Butte visited Dillon last week. Among them were Rev Geo MacDougall George Clemon F M Fryberg Mrs George Selway Dave Sullivan John Shesser Ras Hansen and J W Finsley with locals Burke Auto Transfer Co advertising services. Henry Burflend joined City Drug as a pharmacist. Mrs L W Potter and Miss Dorothy Potter spent time in Butte while Helen Randolph and Cora Holland drove there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Auto Transfer Co
Dave Sullivan
Butte
Helen Randolph
Cora Holland
Ras Hansen
City
Sheep Creek Basin
L. W. Potter
Dorothy Potter
J.W. Finsley
Big Hole Basin
Dillon
Jackson
Dillon list of local visitors and travelers notes
A long Dillon column records residents and guests moving through the area. People from Lima, Horse Prairie, Butte, and Missoula visit Dillon or travel onward, including George Metlen returning from Horse Prairie and Chas Truax with Grace Truax from Lima. Several campaigns and social events appear with figures such as E W Geary from Lima and F A Hazelbaker’s campaign efforts.
Senator Walsh Hobson Campaign Tour Schedule
Senator T. J. Walsh Hobson announces a series of campaign stops across Montana from October 7 in Lewistown to November 6 in Helena. The itinerary lists city by city visits with dates through mid November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Dillon
Butte
Montana town list shows travel schedule through early November
A sequence of city to city dates outlines a regional travel itinerary from Plains on October 7 to Butte on November 6. The list includes Kalispell Browning Havre Harlem Malta Glasgow Scoby Plentywood Poplar Sidney Glendive Miles City Forsyth Billings Red Lodge Roundup Livingston Bozeman Lewistown Stanford Great Falls Helena Dillon Anaconda Butte with dates spaced roughly daily across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Walsh Hobson
Lewistown
Harlowton
Roundup
Billings
Bozeman
Townsend
Chateau
Fort Benton
Wed
Havre
Chinook
Glasgow
Wolf Point
Scoby
Plentywood
Sidney
Glendive
Terry
Miles City
Forsyth
Columbus
Big Timber
Butte
Missoula
Helena
Red Lodge
Livingston
Stanford
Great Falls
Dillon
Anaconda
Go annual picnic above Argenta details
The Go annual picnic at Normal College occurred four miles above Argenta with hiking, eating, and truck pushing. Students departed in two groups at 8 and 9, lunch preceded a reservoir visit or canyon wall climb, supper at 5:30, and a moonlit return. Faculty and student leaders spoke at the October 4 pep assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argenta
Garver
Garver, Mr. Mackie
Miss Degan
Truman Smith
Nettle Porter
College Events Include Lectures Dances and Office Work
Special songs and yells were practiced by students. Dr. H H Swain acted as chancellor visiting Monday and Tuesday. Dr. Davis Garver Stufft Troxell lecture at Silver Bow institute in Butte. Mr. McCullough and Miss Russell spoke at Madison County Institute last Friday. The first student dance is set for Friday. Office and classrooms are being calcimined. A semi social office meeting occurred October 4 at Dr. Davis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Swain
Dr. Davis
Dr. Garver
Miss Stufft
Miss Troxell
Silver Bow County Institute
Butte
Davis
Garver
McCullough
Miss Russell
Madison County Institute
Big Ditch Nears Completion Amid Costs and Hope
Joseph Williams told the Ledger the major ditch will be ready to carry water in about four days though some crossings remain. The project cost more than the original estimate but is praised as a landmark achievement, reflecting Williams long foresight after locating and selling the reservoir site years ago. J. E. Hollingsworth arrived Monday from Centennial valley and will stay in Dillon until winter then travel to San Diego for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Williams
the Ledger
J.E. Hollingsworth
Centennial Valley
Dillon
San Diego
Cal
Jack Barrett Returns From Horse Prairie Cattle Buying
Jack Barrett has returned from Horse Prairie where he conducted cattle purchasing. He visited ranches and markets, finalizing several deals and inspecting stock for his holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Barrett
Grasshopper Ranch Owner George Pyle Visits Town
George Pyle arrived in town Monday from his Grasshopper ranch in a short, routine visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pyle
Grasshopper
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beaverhead
State Bank
Dillon, Montana
Member
Federal Reserve System
Geo. MacDougall
Omaha
George Clemon
F. M. Fryberg
Spokane
George Selway
Jake Hartwig
Reichle
Mary Heavey
Henry Burflend
The
City Drug Company
John Shesser
Horse Prairie
Pan Burke ‘Auto. Transfer’ Co
George Metlen
Faye Erwin
Tom Moran
Tom Pierce
E. W. Geary
Lima
Mary Judge
Emerson Hughes
Frank Blair
Frances Blair
Lizzie Rounds
Elkhorn Springs
C.H. Polk
Lima Ledger
Ben Proctor
Clara Plant
Toledo
Ohio
John Inabnit
Chas. Truax
Grace Truax
Mary Gelhaus
Roy Forrester
Small Son
Ethel Wuerz
Deer Lodge
George Mellen
Martin Jackson
Dakota Street
Frank D. Knotts
Chas. Niblack
Melrose
Margaret Mansfield
Grant
George Whitworth
Wisdom
California
Long Beach
F. A. Hazelbaker
R. B. Caswell
Portland
Caswell
Idaho
W. D. Husted
Madison County
Sheriff’s Office
Mary Carey
Sheridan Forum
J. F. Bishop
Jean Bishop
G. M. Gosman
Sheridan
Upper Ruby
Gilbert Brothers
H. F., Norman
Fred
Otto Gosman
Missouri
Otto
Rockefeller
Ruby Valley
N. P
Otto Schulz
Linder
Southern Montana
Abstract & Title Co
Ervice
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Metlen Hotel
NWA
Wan
Nana NA
R. M. Barrett
Asst
M. Barrett
A. F. Graeter
J. E. Monroe
Dillon, Mont
Lawrence G. Dunlap
Montana
Stephan
R. D. Curry
Phillips Block
Dillon Furniture Company
G. T. Paul
Hon, B. K. Wheeler
W. J. Cushing
Bannack Street
Annabel Desmond
Phillips’ Block
F. H. Bimrose
Plants and Designa Dillon Greenhouse
MRS
Betsy Ross Bread Butte
Col
Bud McGrath
Savings Department
First National Bank
the Bank of Strength and Service
Williams
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