Wisdom visitors and Dillon social notes in county recap
George Wilke joined Wisdom visitors at the county seat early in the week. Bozeman senior Francis Bierrum resumes studies after leadership at a local high school program. Dillon residents plan to attend the Grizzly Bobcat football game in Butte. Harold Warner and W H Stork motor trips. Gelhaus family winter plans en route from California. Mrs Lyons called to Butte for a sister’s illness. Jake Neidt in Dillon on business from Jackson. A Bergeson from Helena handles auto business. Petersons travel from Big Hole basin with Mildred going to southern California for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilke
Francis Bierrum
Montana College
Bozeman
Smith-Hughes
Williams
North Dakota
Harold Warner
Salt Lake City
Glen Lyons
Butte
Jake Neidt
Jackson
O. A. Bergeson
Hergeson Motor Company
Helena
Alfred Peterson
Sam Peterson
Mildred Peterson
Dillon
Big Hole Basin
Mildred
California
Glen
Herman Peterson
Arthur Ripley
Oo J. P. Loss
Wisdom
Don Anson
Wisdom Mercantile Company
Martin Jackson
B. N. Stevenson
Stevenson
Billings
Marjorie Stevenson
E. B. Roe
Bedrock
Community notes tease upcoming Glen social dance
Dillon residents anticipate a popular dance next Saturday evening. local plans include attendance from Dillon and nearby areas. Visitors drop by from Wisdom, Butte, Billings and Lima as residents, merchants and families return from trips and honeymoons.
Reformation and the Family Theme Selected
Presbyterian church announces two Sunday themes Reformation Day and Family Day merging into Reformation and the Family. Rev. T. J. Simons urges full attendance with school at 10 A. M. and a full quota of teachers to care for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Simons
Sunday School Childcare at Manse During Services
The note invites mothers to leave their small children with two young ladies each Sunday morning at the Manse so they may attend the preaching service without distraction. The invitation comes from the Christ Through the kindness of Mrs Simons Sat Thi ot Miss Thompson's Sunday school class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simons
Bobkittens Fall to Bulldogs in Saturday Clash
Normal College defeats the Bobkittens 18 to 6 as captain Poppie scores all Normal points and Harold Price anchors the Bulldogs defense. Bozeman's line shuts down a late Bobkittens drive, with a key goal line stand and a 15 yard penalty stalling Bozeman’s offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poppie
Harold Price
Beaver
Bozeman
Bobkittens
Bulldog
Hill
Bull Dogs
Pico
Butte High Romps Dillon in decisive football rout
Dillon lost 54 to 0 as Butte High overwhelmed the Beavers with a dominant offensive display. Kend Hignight Holden were injured early, and Dillon failed to secure a first down while Butte moved methodically for six touchdowns. Substitutions and end skints marked the lopsided contest witnessed by local fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Butte
Beavers
Whitehall
Anaconda
Purples
Beaver
Holden
Kent
Hignight
Kerr
Bibexhaude
Bretherton
Eliels and Noted Firm of Chicago Association
Our business is here and profits will be reinvested locally. The affiliation is for buying economies and merchandising methods only and does not affect independent management or home ownership of the store. Customers will benefit from the finest merchandise at the lowest prices through increased buying power with Marshall Field and Company. We note 49 years of local service since 1880 and a milestone toward association with the Marshall Field organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead
Marshall Field and Company
Notice for Public Land Office at Great Falls Montana
Notice is hereby given that John H Hutchins of Wisdom Montana has filed notice of intention to make final stock raising proof to establish a claim to the land described, land described: N1/2, SW liquid? etc. in Section 30 Township 18 Range 14 W Montana Principal Meridian. The hearing will be before R Stevenson United States Commissioner at Wisdom Montana on October 28 1929. Witnesses Gordon Knowles Ben Van Houtin David Herscy Ted Woodward all of Wisdom Montana. M D Nicholson Register.
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Department of the Interior
Great Falls
Mortana
Notich
John .H., Hutchins
Wisden
Montana
R. Stevenson
United State
Wisdom
Gordon Knowles
Ben van Houtin
David Herscy
Ted Woodward
Widom
M. D. Nicholson
Register
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Henry Gelhaus
Ercat
America
Studebaker
Dictator
Commander
President
Barry and Hopkins
Service
Ford Motors
Shady
Prises
Ford
General Motors
First
National Bank
Dillon, Montana
J. E. Doyle
City
Centennial Valley
Leo Truax
J. E. Keller
Lima
Ike Rife, Jr
Medicine Lodge
Austin Linder
Blaine
Presbyterian Church
Benbrooks
Senagonee
Halverson
Reugamer
Forsgren
Kins
Hogan
Hinman
Barnard
Rudolph
Berry
Pershca
Pasley
Kittens
Yeager
Myers
Ball
Merrick
Watts
Yost
Ricks Is
Ricks College
Rexburg
Ida
Normal
Idaho
Moe
Ricks
Lesteen
Som Cot
Detenge
T, EB
Gilbert
Atate
Henry
Rodgers
Nichplay
Chabes
Pablo Forres
Juan Romero
Dover
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Peenenane Ovaesee
Bowman
Neces
Wenengeeeeerenss
Fulcher
Raveendense Aans Noeaeset
Anne Nagel
Weneersssenpaneeanene Brandt
Banaveneenset Pes Meseceavenes
Manlove
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Musburger
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Johnson Weet Ewcaneset Eamesecean
Cashmore
Medsker Sewanee
Davis
Fox
Hansen
Orr
Paige
Sullivan
Perga
Burg
Starr
Medsker
Dawson
Penga
McCracken
Selak
Berg
Nevin
A. Hazelbaker
A. B
Ralph Liggett
Fontane
James
Selway
Charles
P. Brenner
Tae Joseph Chaput
Grant
Tehseeeneeteenss Reynolds
WA Anedeewendenneeses Maxwell
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Oblizalo
Nestesescomennan
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Dansie
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Bonner
Eee Ees
White
Stephens
Diamond S
Tory
Virgin Diamond
Albert Stamm
Virgin Diamonds
Eliels
Chicago
Charles F. Lloyd
Coolidge
Bas
Boston - Mott
X ‘Mines Co
E. R. Benedict
Leadore
R. C
Bobby
Leona
Fields
Robert Fields
U. S. Jand
W. E. Serner
Huber Bros
Carl B. Taylor
Optometrist
R.d.curry
Tribune Book
Annabel Desmond
F. H. Bimboss
Hughes McCaleb
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