Dillon hosts myriad visitors from surrounding towns
City and county residents from Kidd, Monida, Brownes, and nearby areas arrived in Dillon last Monday and Saturday. Visitors include Henry Thompson, Henry Muntz, Fred C. Clark, B. J. Angove, Joe Browne, Vera and Helen Baker, J. W. Pendergast, Mrs. R. S. Henderson, Wilber B. Hayes, Taylor Bzar, Blaz Lugar, Mrs. Ernest Gleed, Mrs. Will Stimpson, Ed Roe, James McLean, Ed Uptagraffi, Mel Wilson, Roy Murray, Joe Schindler, H. H. Boomer, and Frank Hazelbaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thompson
Kidd
Henry Muntz
Fred C. Clark
Dillon
B. J. Angove
Butte
Vera
Helen Baker
Dell
J. W. Pendergast
Jackson
R. S. Henderson
Andrus
Wilber B. Hayes
Lemhi
Idaho
Taylor Bzar
Blaz Lugar
Monida
Ernest Gleed
Will Stimpson
Ed. Roe
Bedrock
James McLean
Great Falls
Ed. Uptagraffi
Meden
Bozeman
Mel Wilson
Artcraft Motion Pictures
W. B. Hartwig
Hartwig Theatre
Town visits and travels noted in Dillon listings
A roundup of residents and visitors in Dillon includes Will Fleming from Dell Albert Crowell back from Sheep Creek basin J C Harrison from Grasshopper Herman Jackson in Dillon for a few days Lee Tower from Sheridan Dil lon L E Glenn from Salmon City Idaho M Gary from Bozeman Captain A P Blodgett from Helena Mr and Mrs C W Woodburn to Helena for the state fair Joe Hall Short Line agent en route to Helena Tom Donahue to Spokane with Toots Smith Mrs Fred Schuler from Leadore Mrs Lew Barber from Lima to Butte Mrs W B Hartwig and Dorothy Couch in Helena for the state fair A dance at Dart hall with the Little orchestra A Whitbeck visitors from Missouri and H F E Whitbeck from Battle Creek James Jardine forestry official in Dillon en route to Wisdom H Norman Snively geologist from Cheyenne with J Thomas Freebury Roy Jackson to Hanis and other movements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Murray
Helena
Joe Schindler
Jackson
H. H. Boomer
Salmon City
Idaho
Dillon
Will Fleming
Dell
Albert Crowell
Sheep Creek Basin
Grasshopper
Herman
Butte
Lee Tower
Sheridan
L. E. Glenn
M. Gary
The
Andrus
Bozeman
C. W. Woodburn
Joe Hall
Short Line
Tom Donahue
Spokane
Toots Smith
Fred Schuler
Leadore
Lee Reamy
Lew Barber
Lima
Ed Gleed
W. B. Hartwig
Dorothy Couch
Thomas Sisters
Dart Hall
A. Whitbeck
Missouri
H. FE. Whitbeck
Battle Creek
Mich
J. Whitbeck
Wheatland Beach
James Jardine
Washington, D. C
Wisdom
George Stewart
Logan
Utah
H. Norman Snively
Cheyenne
Wyo
Madison County
Silent partner opportunity in winter wheat in Dillon Montana
An irrigation Beaverhead farm offers a silent partner deal with $2000 investment. The program promises 10 percent guaranteed return, 25 percent profits, and a claimed 300 percent overall profit. Details by writing Box 392 Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana
Helming Family Ends Yellowstone Tour Heads South
John Helming and family, pioneer Fox district residents, arrived in Dillon from Wisdom after touring Yellowstone. They plan to motor to southern California for the winter as three sons have served in the U S Army with a fourth expected to join soon. Horace was injured by a self-inflicted foot wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helming
John Helming
Dillon
Wisdom
Yellowstone Park
California
Fox District
Big Hole Basin
Sam
Grover
Harry
Clarence
Horace
Soldiers Visit Dillon A. O. Park
Dillon residents welcome Dillon A. O. Park who enlisted in the U S army over a year ago. Park visits with his parents and wife after returning Saturday from a Dell trip. The Dillon Rod and Gun club monthly shoot was postponed Sunday due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
A. O. Park
United States Army
Mrs. Park
Dell
Dillon Rod and Gun Club
Breaks Leg of Howard Humphrey at Craver Ranch
Howard Humphrey broke the small bone in his right leg when his horse fell with him last Sunday. He was working on a Craver ranch on Horse Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Humphrey
Craver
Horse Prairie
Father
McAdoo Reports on U S Railroads for Seven Months
Washington report shows government salaries for railroad executives lower than private pay but not as low as other officials. McAdoo highlights accelerated coal movement, car supply not key limiter, and progress in using equipment, increasing traffic, and improving train punctuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McAdoo
Wilson
Railroad Administration
Nelson Joins Army Railway Service in Europe
Frank Nelson, who left for Fort George Wright to enlist in the quartermaster department, reports he has joined the railway service of the army. He expects a transfer soon and aims to reach France to work on the Paris to Berlin line, pledging to push through without a stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nelson
Fort George Wright
Quartermaster Department
Army
France
Paris
Berlin
County Commissioners Allow Bills Continued
A list of bills approved by the county commissioners includes road engineering supplies from Mon Auto Supply Co and Penn Oil Co, roadside services for Bitter Root, and multiple district expenses. totals show payments to physicians, grocers for the poor farm, burials, rent, and mileage. Board adjourned September 3, 1918, at 7 p.m. JAY Baker, County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Supply Co
Red Butte Garage
Penn Oil Co
Harold Greenup
Bitter Root
James Wilkerson
Elmer Sanger
Dradeetee
C. H. Christensen
M. C. School
John H. Schesser
Wm. O'Connell
George Buck
Glen Lewis
Cochran
B. N. Stevenson
John Housman
Oscar McVay
Harry Flynn
Ben Mallon
Jay
Baker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kodak
Joe Browne
Brownes
Frank Hazelbaker
Republican State Committee
A. P. Blodgett
Eilent
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Montana
Tertsis
Hazelbaker
Fryberg
Russel Fryberg
George Whitworth
South Dakota
Whitworths
Frybergs
Lloyd-Blair
Dick Price
Fort Yellowstone
Price
Casper
Timothy Timothy
Cook Sheep Company
Missoula
Garden City
Murray
W. I. Barry
Paul Stahl
Hugh McCaleb
Salt Lake City
Hughes & McCaleb
Nelson
Wm. O’connor
L. Givaana
J. O. Melton
Oliver B. Kurtz
A. J. Cozad
J. K. Herman
Matt Gordon
Standard Lbr. Co
Chris Olsen
B. H. Paul
A. J. W. Lbr
John Banks
Sutpr
Dora Banks
John Sughrie
J. E. Shaw
General Fund Poor Fund Road Fund
Bridge Fund Contingent Fund
C.H. Niblack
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