Funeral Held for Dr. Harry A. Bond in Dillon
The late Dr. Harry A. Bond's funeral was conducted at the Masonic temple and burial at Mountain View cemetery. Rev. T. W. Bennett led services as a large countywide gathering paid last respects to the beloved physician who died after illness and surgery. Survivors include wife, daughter, and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Bond
Masonic Temple
T. W. Bennett
St. James Episcopal Church
Mountain View
Dillon
Goodwin T. Paul
Arthur W. Connelly
Frank Landon
Craig C. Cornell
Augustus F. Graeter
Leonard Eliel
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Roscoe Cornell
M. D. Gist
George W. Dart
George Lovell
Fred Carter
Bond
Mr. Bond
Keokuk
Iowa
Brashter
Montana
Beaverhead County
California
Dillon Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Royal Arch Masons
St. Elmo Commandery
Knights Templar
Algeria
Temple of the Shrine
Woodmen of the World
Yeomen Fraternities
State of Montana Medical Association
Benjamin Bond
City
Della Murray
Janes Boettcher
Stevensville
Fred Curtis
Seattle
Phillip O'Donnell
Clifford Bond
Tellent
Oregon
C. A. Bond
Butte Agent Seizes Wicklander Car in Dillon
Albert C. Moore retrieved Mrs. Edyth Wicklander’s Ford coupe after paying debts and took it to Butte to satisfy a mortgage held by a local woman. Dillon authorities had seized the vehicle from Erickson and Blackwell who were arrested for alleged defrauding. The car’s license had been issued to Mrs. Wicklander by North Dakota’s secretary of state, and the men claimed they were shipping it to Portland for the owner. Attachments by several parties followed the discovery of ownership.
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Albert C. Moore
Edyth Wicklander
Butte
Messrs. Erickson and Blackwell
IRA SANDERS TO HAVE BIG AUCTION SALE
IRA SANDERS, a former well known resident and rancher, will hold a big auction sale at his ranch near Whitehall on the 27th. He has just disposed of his ranch and plans to sell livestock, ranch equipment and other articles before leaving for Manhattan to reside this winter.
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Ira Sanders
Training School Machinery Arrives for Manual Training
The first installment of machinery for the manual training department at the new training school arrived last week. It includes grinder joiner band saw circular saw and surfacer. Eighth grade boys assembled and installed them under the instructor’s direction. Visitors days will be announced when the faculty welcomes friends to view the department.
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Reee
Fire Department Holds An Interesting Session
The Volunteer Fire department met last Thursday at the fire hall. A new truck was received with the first payment made. Thirteen new members joined, bringing total membership to thirty three. Thanks were given to Beaverhead Motors D A Galt Chas Oberem and the public for support. A second dance series at City Hall is planned to raise funds for the truck fund.
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Beaverhead Motors
D. A. Galt
Chas. Oberem
New Elkhorn Mill Opening Set for November First
John S. Baker, county clerk, congratulates W R Allen as Elkhorn Mining camp near Dillon prepares to open the new stamp mill and related machinery. The mill is described as the second largest of its kind, with hundreds of workers to be added on November 1 when the opening button is pressed.
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John S. Baker
Dillon
Elkhorn
Boston Development Company
W. .R. Allen
Allen
Boston
Dillon Merchant Goes to Deer Lodge for Business
Deer Lodge welcomes well known Dillon merchant Fred Viel who departed yesterday afternoon to spend several days handling business matters at his Deer Lodge store and other duties in town.
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Deer Lodge
Fred Viel
Dillon Merchant
Mr. Viel
Frank Terry Adjudged Insane Taken To Asylum
Frank Terry, an aged sheepherder, was brought in from the range suffering from dementia. He appeared at a hearing last Friday and was remanded to Warm Springs. He was taken to the asylum Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Ditty. Terry believed seven million Belgium knits attacked him and used large amounts of disinfectants in misguided attempts to rid himself and his animals of pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Terry
Ditty
Terry
Belgium
Rancher Wm Ellis Fined For Fishing Without License
Deputy Game Warden Hayswirth arrested rancher Wm Ellis last Saturday on a charge of fishing without a license. He was tried in Judge Phillips' court and fined 26 dollars. Ellis opted to serve the sentence in jail.
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Hayswirth
Wm. Ellis
Phillips
Raid at Cabbage Patch Nets Seven Plain Drunks
Sheriff Mooney and deputies raided the Cabbage Patch last Wednesday evening. Seven men were taken to the police station, registered as plain drunks, and fined ten dollars each, which they paid.
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Mooney
Cabbage Patch
Canoeing Gains Interest in Dillon River Sport
Rev. Geo MacDougall has sparked a canoeing fad on Beaverhead river in Dillon. locals join in with canoes and boats as Duke Gist Max Lauterbach and others, including Happy Hawkins Dr Curry Barney Hill Chester Gilbert and Maurice Wright, take up the sport and enjoy duck shooting on their first outing.
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Geo. MacDougall
Beaverhead
Rev
MacDougall
Dillon
Duke Gist
Max Lauterbach
Happy Hawkins
Dr. Curry
Barney Hill
Chester Gilbert
Maurice Wright
Thief Steals Gasoline From City Fire Truck
A sneak thief siphoned gasoline from a city fire truck during a north end fire call last Monday. The fire was extinguished at the scene, and gasoline had to be secured to return the truck to the hall. If the theft recurs, the culprit should leave Dillon quickly.
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Dillon
Victor Mathews Visits Town from Dell Ranch
Victor Mathews arrived in town yesterday from his ranch at Dell.
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Victor Mathews
Dell
Dillon Dominates Whitehall in 49-6 Season Opener
Dillon opened the season with a 49-6 victory over Whitehall at home. Andy and Alan Smith sparked the offense with multiple runs and touchdowns, Rodney Foster added kicks, and Selway contributed two scorers. The defense struggled with tackling, prompting coach Knudson to plan tackling-dummy practice before next week.
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Dillon
Whitehall
Whitehall Boys
Smith
Cushing
Andy Smith
Rodney Foster
Foster
Salway
Selway
Andy
Alan
R. Foster
Willams
Alan Smith
Liston Dansie
Knudson
Carr
A. Dansie
Sweeney
L. Dansie
J. Andrus
C. Cosgrove
J. Cosgrove
Dillon Examiner Announces Who's Who Contest Prizes
The Dillon Examiner will print a Who's Who guessing contest in its next issue offering four prizes of twenty dollars to residents of Dillon and Beaverhead County who identify most local businesses and personnel. Open to all ages, with judges from Dillon, the contest invites every family member to submit entries and requests readers to obtain the paper for two weeks to participate.
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Dillon
Vicinity
Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead
Wideawake
Whp
William Frances Seeman
Beaverhead County
Sixaminer
Noted pianist Miss Blye to perform at Normal College auditorium
Prominent pianist Miss Birdice Blye will give a concert at the Normal College auditorium in Dillon next Friday evening. The program includes the Voodoo Incantation dedicated by Ethelbert W. Grabell and marks its first Dillon presentation.
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Birdice Blye
Dillon
Normal College
Miss Blye
Ethelbert W. Grabell
Los Angeles
London
Paris
Dresden
Berlin
Vienna
Europe
Queen Alexandra
White House
Washington
America
Miss Blue
Anton Rubinstein
Hans von Bulow
Hans Richter
Josef Joachim
Dr. Wylde
Anton Seidl
Frederick
Beaverhead County Lamb Crop Shipped to Feeders
Beaverhead county moved twenty two feeder lamb cars yesterday and twenty more today, effectively shipping nearly all its mutton lambs to markets. The range stock were in prime condition with many able to ship directly, while most head to feeders in Colorado and Idaho. Over fifty thousand lambs were contracted at five cents, with buyers including Tom Reinholz Greeley Linden Jensen Burley Portland Feeder Co Adams Flynn Rupert Joe Lynch Twin Falls T W Strayer I N Porter Ogden Sigel Hatcher Pocatello William Martinson Idaho Falls. The Montana Livestock Commission Co arranged most deals.
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Beaverhead
Colorado
Idaho
Tom Reinholz
Greeley
Colo
Linden Jensen
Burley
Portland Feeder Company
Adams & Flynn
Rupert
Joe Lynch
Twin Falls
T. W. Strayer
I. N. Porter
Ogden
Utah
Sigel Hatcher
Pocatello
William Martinson
Idaho, Falls
Montana Livestock Commission Company
Baby Cab Requested for City Hall Rest Room
The Good Government club seeks a replacement baby carriage for the city hall rest room used by many visitors daily. The worn-out carriage should be donated by anyone in Dillon who has an extra cab to spare.
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City Hall
Good Government Club
Dillon
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Kirksville
Richard
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Hugh L. McCaleb
Wicklander
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Beaverhead High
Miss Birdice Blyd
Lamb CR Or
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