Shaw Family Returns to Dillon Board Meets
Shaw family joins Dillon for the winter as J E Bhat chairs county commissioners session. Mrs Shaw and children will enroll in local schools while the board conducts business.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1921
Page
8
Shaw family joins Dillon for the winter as J E Bhat chairs county commissioners session. Mrs Shaw and children will enroll in local schools while the board conducts business.
Mrs Graet er and her two young sons left Beaverhead county where they had stayed most of the summer for their Arcada home in California. O C Gosman arrived from Lima to attend the county commissioners monthly session. He walks on crutches after a leg injury in a recent accident.
Dr. H. A. Bond was brought home last Saturday from Murray hospital in Butte where he had been a patient for several weeks and underwent a serious operation. He is convalescing well and recovering as expected. Mrs. Bond and daughter Mrs. H. B. McCaleb accompanied him.
Mr and Mrs George Woodworth and their young grandson Master Frank Hazelbaker arrived last Friday from Los Angeles California. They will visit relatives and friends in the Big Hole basin and other county locales before heading back to California for the winter.
Miss Georgia Baillie has become primary supervisor at Iron Range Minu. Miss Merkelein will teach the primary grade at Winetka lil. Miss Velma King, recently resigning Dillon, is reported ill with typhoid in Lincoln Nebraska. Miss Helen Buck will teach first grade at Lawrence Kansas. Mr and Mrs J B Cluley travel to Madison Wisconsin for leave and resignation. Miss Julia Norris, instructor here, earned A B degree from Chicago University on September 2.
The Apex news retracts last week's item claiming Mrs. Noah Allen helped clean and paint the Apex school. The report was in error and Mrs. Allen asks it not be repeated.
George Clemon a well known rancher of the Big Hole basin spent Monday at the county seat traveling from his home in Jackson. Mrs. Harry Andrus and Mrs. Wilma Collier with her young son returned last Saturday evening from Denver and other points in Colorado after a six week trip by auto. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Jennings sister of Mrs. Andrus who will visit here for several weeks.
The census shows Montana farms expanding utilities with 7 percent nationwide using gas or electric light. Seven states report over 20,000 farms with such lighting. In Montana 57,677 farms exist. 20,749 farms report 22,072 autos, 1,167 trucks, 6,890 tractors, 9,781 telephones, and 3,055 farms with piped water. 2,018 have electric or gas lighting.
An early morning fire at the Sugar Bowl cafe started when a large pan of hot grease in the oven ignited. The department extinguished the flames with a chemical, leaving only a smoked ceiling and no further damage.
Judge Poindexter will sail with his daughter Miss Helen and return as federal judge of the Hawaiian Islands after a two month vacation spent with relatives in Dillon and friends across the state. Helen Poindexter will resume college studies in southern California.
J. C. Brenner, pioneer cattleman of Horse Prairie, reports grizzly bears damaging herds across his area. Bears have attacked cattle and killed several, with ranchers warning early season movements and pledging hunts to eradicate the brutes if raids continue.
Judge and Mrs. Joseph C. Smith celebrate the arrival of a husky baby boy born last Monday morning at their South Pacific Street home. Mother and child are doing nicely as the proud father receives many congratulations. the child is the family's second birth.
Miss Vera Melvyn visited friends at Dell then extended her stay with relatives in Cleveland Ohio before returning to duties as bookkeeper at Western Wholesale Grocery Company.
Mr and Mrs George P Hughes arrived yesterday from their Horse Prairie ranch and are spending a few days in Dillon.
R. B. H. Foster has completed a state wide trip representing the Big Timber Oil Syndicate and returned with updates on the company’s activities and prospects.
Mrs. R. N. Cosgrove and her son Walton traveled to Butte last Saturday afternoon for a family outing.
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