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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1904
Page
6
Local residents and visitors fill Dillon streets with business and social activity. Figures include Theron Moran, John S. Johnson of Fox, J B Slater of Farlin, Byron Cunnard in Butte, Milt Hayes from upper Grayshopper, and others attending to trade, fairs, or political events.
A Murray family reunion is held this week at Senator J P Murray's ranch north of Dillon bringing together five members three brothers and two aunts for the first time in thirty years. Present are Mrs Joseph Beehly and Mrs Sam Beehly of Ashland Ohio plus relatives including Mrs Hunter of Bozeman. The gathering will form a house party for the next month on the ranch.
Dr W V Kingsbury relocates to the Metlen block occupying rooms 4 and 5 on the second floor. Office hours are 10 to 12 a m and 2 to 4 p m and by appointment. Telephone numbers available at both office and residence ME.
Miss Anna May Gleed and Lew F. Barbour, popular Lima couple, were married in Butte last Saturday. Gleed, daughter of George Gleed, and Barbour, son of attorney W. Barbour of Lima, have long been known in Dillon and the surrounding county. Friends extend best wishes for happiness and success in their new life.
A Dillon precinct caucus at the Jefferson club nominated justice of the peace candidates E. T. Brock and John A. Best in the south precinct and N. S. Wood and Chas. Hirschman in the north. Constable nominees were E. A. Brown and Chas. Nelson south, Eph Stoller and H. H. Brown north. A Jefferson club meeting followed to plan for Gov. Toole and other speakers at tonight’s rally.
The Hastings Industrial Co installed the Beaverhead Creamery plant for 5500 and completed a trial run Friday. The board of directors examined the work and machinery and accepted the job as per contract. The Elgin centrifugal system handles 2500 to 3000 pounds per hour, with potential butter output of six to seven hundred pounds daily. Board terms are three months with officers and stock valued at 10000. Theodore Nelson presides, T. M. Selway is vice president, B. N. Stevenson secretary, E. H. Brundage treasurer. A stock-issuing committee led by Nelson, Salmonsen, and Ionis organized subscriptions.
A large crowd of Normal College students and faculty attended a Friday evening informal reception hosted by Presbyterian church members. The church was decorated, seating removed, and a homey reception room created with table talks, a Japanese nook, a campaign corner, and lantern pictures by Dr. M A Walker.
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