Town News Roundup Highlights Visitors and Moves
City and county notes list several visitors including T B Switzer from Varney and Elinor Maynard from Lima. Others: R N Cosgrove in Butte, Frank Felt and Chris Snyder from Elk Horn, Frank Pendleton from Bristow, H G Rodgers to Butte, W J Cushing in Butte, Frank Holcomb from Livingston visiting his mother, John Inabnit from Jackson, John Burggraf and T B Pattee from Salmon City Idaho, Iola Black and son Jack McCarthy moving to Butte, Elizabeth Sutherland inspecting Rattlesnake district school, six autos carrying hunters from Butte to Bedrock lakes, Oliver Baxter and wife from Illinois en route to Wisdom where he becomes principal and she teaches. Baxter a Normal college graduate.
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Oliver Baxter
Illinois
Wisdom
Baxter
Mr. Baxter
The
Normal College
Montana Official Affidavit Page From Beaverhead County
A Montana form from Beaverhead County attests to an official sworn statement dated September 14, 1920. W A Graeter, cashier, signs the affidavit with witness W E Stephenson as Rotary Public, Dillon, Montana. Directors A L Stone and E B Rog attest.
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A. L. Stone
E. B. Rog
State of Montana
Beaverhead
Ss. I
C. W. Hudson
Cc. W. Hudson
Joseph C. Fuller
Dillon
Mont
B. N. Stevenson
George W. Lovell
Wedding and social notes from Anaconda and surrounding towns
Miss Matilda Martin of Anaconda wed Frank E. Marchesseau near Dillon in a quiet Methodist ceremony officiated by Rev. Charles F. Wolfe. Four marriage licenses were issued in the past week, including Jon Rebich with Margaret Schuster and Floyd Hungate with Hileen Johnson. Social events featured bridge parties hosted by Mrs. T. K. Julien and a luncheon for Mrs. Hawley Selway, with charity and church groups planning meetings at the Masonic temple and rectory.
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Anaconda
Matilda, Martin
Frank E. Marchesseau
Dillon
Charles F. Wolfe
Jane Martin
Marchesseau
Methodist Church
Jon Rebich
Margaret Schuster
Butte
Floyd L. Hungate
Hileen Johnson
Edward Smith
Hungate
Dell
North Dakota
Smith
Elizabeth Schaffer
Erving
Winslow
Sheridan
County Court House
John Westley Staley
May Torgenson
Pocatello
Fall Fashion Show Opens With Broad Range Of Styles
At the start of the fall season the store presents a full range of authentic styles and early fall and winter wear. Shoppers are offered careful selection by expert buyers, ensuring workmanship, lasting service, perfect cutting, and durable materials at remarkably reasonable prices.
New Coats and Wraps for Fall Fashion
This description praises fall garments highlighting soft fabrics and youthful lines. It stresses honest workmanship in making and cutting, and notes each piece is chosen for style material and manufacture, offering value for every dollar.
Families Clip Summer Journeys and Homeward Heads
Mrs H D Weenink and Miss Eva lyn Weenink spent most of the summer at Thermopolis Wyoming and have returned home. Mrs Kate Holcomb and her grandson, after months in southern California, returned to Dillon on Saturday. Mrs Robert Moore stopped in Dillon en route from Washington to Missoula, and her son Robert Moore visited from Salmon City Idaho. Mrs Richard Gallagher disposed of Lima interests and left for southern California with Mr Gallagher, long ailing. Mrs O M Best, touring various states, returned home last week. Miss Nan Hazard, student at Chicago university, returned to Dillon to teach at the Normal training school. Miss Chioea Thomas went to Seattle for an extended visit with sister Mrs Frank Gungy. Miss Margaret Ryburn left Thomas Book store for another position. Mrs M Sullivan, longtime resident with Mrs Mayme Hoff man, headed to Oregon to join her brother. Mrs B G Gardiner, visiting a nephew in Ashton Idaho, is this week guest of Mrs Helen Randolph and Mrs Cora Holland and will spend two weeks in Dillon. Mrs Mary O'Brien and Mrs Ann Johnson spent last Monday in Butte.
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H. D. Weenink
Evalyn Weenink
Thermopolis
Wyo
Kate Holcomb
California
Dillon
Robert Moore
Washington
Missoula
Salmon City
Idaho
Richard Gallagher
Lima
Southern California
Gallagher
O. M. Best
Nan Hazard
Chicago University
Chioea Thomas
Seattle
Wash
Frank Gungey
Margaret Ryburn
Thomas
M. Sullivan
Mayme Hoffman
Oregon
B. G. Gardiner
Ashton
Helen Randolph
Cora Holland
Peoria
Mary O’brien
Ann Johnson
Butte
Beaverhead rancher files voluntary bankruptcy
ButteMontana Sept 14 A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was filed yesterday with the clerk of the United States district court by Parley A Dansie a rancher living near Dillon He lists liabilities at 10299305 and assets at 72933 70 with 15000 life policy exempt and the family homestead valued at 2258 60
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Butte
United States District Court
Parley A. Dansie
Dillon
Dansie
No Trespassing at John Smith Ranch During Hunting Season
Notice posted banning trespassing hunting or fishing on the John Smith ranch premises during the hunting season. The marker references 614 Sullivan Brothers and enforces access restrictions on the property.
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John Smith Ranch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rexall
Rexall Drug
United States
Rexall Stores
Woodrow Wilson
Potts
T. B. Switzer
Varney
Belinor Maynard
R. N. Cosgrove
South Pacific Street
Examiner Office
Gts
Frank Felt
Chris Snyder
Eikhorn
Frank Pendleton
Dilton
Bristow
H. G. Rodgers
W. J. Cushing
Frank Holcomb
Livingston
John Inabnit
Jackmon
John Burggraf
T. B. Pattee
Iola Black
Jack McCarthy
Elizabeth Sutherland
Rattlesnake
Bedrock Lakes
State Bank of Dillon
Montana
Resources
Crseee
Ehedee Hier
Fime
Eeee
Ecc Econ
Eens
Total
Beal
Seapeee
Stoner
T. K. Julien
West Side
Kate Sullivan
Hawley Selway
W. B. Hartwig
Geo. P. Hughes
Hawley J. Selway
Santa Ana
Calif
Mrs. Lovell
Clubs and Societies
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Jennie Nash
St. James Guild
Mesdames Stephan and Watt
C.H. Niblack
Society Personals
Beaverhead Rancher
Sullivan Brothers
Beaverhead State Bank
Iia Capital
Casier Guace
Federal Reserve Bank
Victory and
Liberty Bond
Naoubse Essen
S.ceeseeee
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
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