Residents of Dillon Feature in Weekend Social
A parade of visitors and locals flocked to Dillon from nearby ranches and towns. Mr. and Mrs. G. Fassler and the Clemows came from Melrose and Jackson to attend the county fair, while Jorgen Jorgenson traveled from Wisdom to stay at the Andrus. A baby cyclone damaged windows and signs in the city, and a pool hall is planned in the Cushing building.
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Lowell. Smith
Horse Prairie
Jess
Finsley
Dillon
Jackson
B. I. Harkness
Sheep Creek Basin
George Whitworth
T. A. Grigg
Beaverhead-Alberta
Jorgen Jorgenson
Wisdom
Andrus
G. Fassler
Melrose
George Clemow
Betty Clemow
Elizabeth Melchher
Mary Gelhaus
Butta
R. B. Caswell
Centennial Valley
Fréd Clark
Sam Freeman
Dell
Grey “Decker
Boeéindi
Clarence Decker
Cushing
Interstate Building & Loan Company
Walter Schokley
Montana Street
Larry Price
Dale Metlen
H. L. McCaleb
West Yellowstone
G. L. Hickey
Elko
Nevada
Wiley
Miles City
Miss Dillon
A. W. Stephenson
Fred Woodside
Billerson ‘Hughes
Harry Hopking
Dilion
Wisdom Cand
Estate of William A Clark valued at 48 million
New York appraisal shows William A Clark estate totals 48 million with 3.95 million gross assets in New York and 3.76 million net. Art collection valued at 2.9 million in the Fifth Avenue mansion, later given to Corcoran gallery after Metropolitan Museum trustees refused. Largest holdings include 64,041 United Verde Copper shares, 10 000 Clark Investment shares, and 8,500 Western Lumber shares.
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New York
William Andrews Clark
Butte
Mont
Fifth Avenue
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Metropolitan Museum
Corcoran Art Gallery
Washington
First National Bank
United Verde Copper Company
Clarkdale
Ariz
Clark Investment Corporation of
Delaware
Western Lumber Company
Missoula
Montana Land Company
Los Angeles
Anna E. Clark
France
Mary C. de
Brabant
Los Anxeles
Charles W. Clark
San Mhtéo
Calif
Kath‘erifié
Morris
Morris, N.Y
William. A. Clark
Top Prices Paid for Montana Cattle at Omaha Market
Montana steers topped the year's grass cattle market at Omaha, selling 12 head for $12.50 each. The shipment from Dryhead by M. G. McCarroll to John Clay & Co. showed strong demand with cows and feeder cattle fetching higher prices. The market outlook remains optimistic for Montana cattlemen through the fall.
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Wyoming
Arminto
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Ferdaiyy
Virginia
T. RE. Castle
Hy. HL. Scarborough
Idaho Falls
Carnation
Aotearoa Co
Kodak
Kodaks
Senator Clark
Felts
Paris
Montana
Dorothy Adams
Twins
Oakland
Atsamerican
GMR
All America
Central Motors
Montana Auto Sales CO