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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1922

Page

9

Quiet City Weddings Mark Society Season

Miss Hazel Ripley and Mr Dale Tash wed quietly last Saturday in Dillon at the East Helena home with Rev. Howard Smith officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Joseph Nesnes, sister of the bride. Both are young city residents active in local society and business circles.

Hazel Ripley Dale Tash East Helena Street Howard Smith Joseph T. Newnes Dillon L. B. Ripley Montana Groom Mra. George. Tash Bond Grocery Company Rosa McGhew John Borzen Butte George Crowell Metlen Henry Dumont Nora MacDougall George MacDougall Allan F. Reith Chicago

Local notices list meetings and social events in town

A string of club meetings and social gatherings are announced including Shakespeare Club at 2:30 PM next Saturday, Westminster Guild meetings with Miss Jean Bishop, Mrs Clark Anderson hosting, Theta Theta at Mrs George P Hughes, Hobnob Club with Mrs Hughes, Pinochle Club hosted by Miss Clara Adams, Northside Country Club at Mrs Doggle Emerick ranch with a 1 PM hot dinner, and various visits and departures. Also Just Arrived Sweet Apple Cider from Dillon Bottling Works.

Alpha Kappa Westminster Guild Jean Bishop Clark ‘Anderson Clara Adams Northside Country Club

Apex News Briefing on Harsh Hay Harvests

Apex vicinity finished threshing but heavy hail reduced crop yields this season. Noah Allen and Tabac Brothers shipped bailed hay to Butty. Lima's Highland family visited Apex. Emerick Christensen and Noah Allen families visited Dillon. Rice Brothers sold Shorthorn steers to John V. Grant of Melrose who will drive them to Melrose Monday.

Apex Noah Allen Tabac Brothers Butty Highland Lima Emerick Otto Christensen Dillon Rice Brothers John V. Grant Melrose Grant

Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending October 7 1922

United States transfers 20 acres near Redrock Lake to Samuel A Hayden. A second US grant conveys 320 acres on Upper Blacktail Deer Creek near P. O. Ranch to Willard M. Lincoln. A third US grant transfers 320 acres about two miles south of Grant to Edwin Q. May.

United States Samuel A. Hayden Redrock Willard M. Lincoln Blacktail Deer Creek Edwin Q. May Grant

Deeds Recorded for Dillon Area Land Transfers

A series of property transfers and lode locations are recorded. Cleopat ra Bennett transfers 11 block 1 Thomsen's Addition Dillon to Paulina L. Youngken then to Bert Robbins. Richard R. Price to W D McKinnon. C N Holloway to R T Booth. Wick Miller to A Beardslee 1200 acres Centennial valley. Anna H Morris et al to David Evans 164 acres south of Melrose. C W Francis to Sarah Dixon 113 by 80 feet near Wisdom. Arthur F Schach to Rudolph J Severinsky 396 by 165 feet north of Dillon. Genevieve Walsh Gudger and M E Hay to Beaverhead Ranch Company 160 acres near Bond station on O B Lode locations Henry O Johnson on Casperian and Top Notch lodes Elkhorn mining district W J Cushing amended geologist lode Bryant district.

Cleopatra Bennett Paulina L. Youngken Thomsen Dillon Bert Robbins Richard R. Price W.D. McKinnon C. N. Holloway R. T. Booth Grasshopper Creek Wick Miller A. Beardslee Centennial Valley Bedrock Reservoir Anna H. Morris Et al David Evans Melrose C. W. Francis Sarah Dixon Town of Wisdom Arthur F. Schach Rudolph J. Severinsky Genevieve Walsh Gudger M. E. Hay Beaverhead Ranch Company Bond Station O. 8 Henry O. Johnson Elkhorn W. J. Cushing Bryant District

Crude Oil Triggers Strange Prairie Dog Behavior in Montana

A Montana prairie dog episode linked to Northern Montana crude oil allegedly shows dogs entering a prolonged frenzy after wells were tapped. Bailers reportedly dumped on the prairie and dogs began lapping up the oil, then acting erratically and aggressively, with some fixating on shadows. A geologist is cited as backing the tale, suggesting cross border seepage from Canadian oil basins and distillery effluent reaching oil beds.

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Apple Cider Rating by Dillon Bottling Worker

A Dillon bottling worker assesses Apple Cider 101f and Sassmati during a shopping session.

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