Dillon Social Notes Highlight Local Residents and Visitors
Missoula's Shepard visits Dillon while William Hosking sits in Dillon from Helena. Butte businessman Francis Cooney attends to Dillon affairs. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy return from Wallace and Canada with fishing in the Big Hole. Park Scott motors from a ranch in teach to Dillon. Mary Lee Tower visits Arm Po week. Local residents travel to Nyssa Utah and Portland. many plan schooling, work, or summer stays. The Neighbors of Woodcraft hold their annual picnic at Dillmont Park. Frank Madden and Jack Yale arrive from Manchester Conn and Midwest Wyo to visit and work. Pyle and Woods Livestock host business in Dillon. Others travel from Grasshopper and Centennial valley. James Harrison visits from his Frank Esterwald ranch on Bloody Dick. R B Caswell returns from Portland to manage ranching and mining interests. The Midland Empire fair in Billings impresses W S Tash and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard
Missoula
Dillon
Thendrus
William Hosking
Helena
Andrus
Francis Cooney
Butte
Chauncey Murphy
Express
Murphy
Union
Wallace
Idaho
Spokane
Seattle
Points
Canada
Big Hole
Park Scott
Teach
Robert Moses
Nyssa
Utah
Mary Lee Tower
Arm Po
Lee Tower
Hal Brenner
Horse Prairie
Lansing Waldorf
Ias
University of Washington At Seattle
Portland
Nina Nash
Otto Pahnisch
Grasshopper
Frank Jones
Milton Bean
Jack Bean
Centennial Valley
California
Arthur
Ripley
Deer Lodge
W. E. Barry
Woodcraft
Dillmont Park
Jack Yale
Midwest
Wyo
Pennsylvania
Frank Madden
South Manchester
Conn
Madden
Hom
Will Carroll
George Pyle
C. Wood
Spencer
The
Woods Livestock Company
O. J. Smith
Farmer Smith
Ruby
James Harrison
Frank Esterwald
R. B. Caswell
Bath Sun
Alice
Martin Jackson
Jackson
Tash
City
Billings
General Election Day Proclaimed for November 6 1928
The governor designated November 6 1928 as the General Election day and ordered the proclamation published as required by law. The records show total claims allowed 13526 80 and warrants issued 18810 76 across the Fair Fund High School District Court and related accounts.
Elkhorn hot springs owes much to Feit pioneer work
Feit helped establish Elkhorn hot springs as a leading county resort by rallying local business leaders, funding concrete plunges and a bath house, and donating funds for improvements. Two years ago the Ditton Campfire Girls were hosted at the springs, reflecting his community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feit
Elkhorn Hot Springs
Mr. Feltowas
Orn
Wisconsin
Kgs
Damié
Coitty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacks and
Carol
Lyn Card
Portland, Ore
Masonic Temple
Masonic Fraternity
Mr. Felt
R. O. Shannon
Baptist Church
Ore
Studebaker
Erskine
Barry and Hopkins Garage
Madison County Fair
Twin Bridges
Startling
Montana State Band
J. Henry
Mailey
Fliel
Eliel
Fair Fund
I. E
John 8S. Baker
Albert 8 Baker
Atwater Kent and
Radio Corporation
America
Beaverhead Motors CO
Pioneer Radio Distributors of
Beaverhead County
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