Dillon Notes On Local Visitors And Trips
Pocatello resident Frances Staudaher visits his sisters Mrs Louise Brundage and Mrs J W Deputy in Dillon driving a Hudson coupe. Fred Hirschy and family tour from the Big Hole basin. Elliott family returns from Seattle after 3600 mile drive with Miss Elliott at the wheel. Georgia Bertie Mathews and Mildred Plum return from a 20 day coast trip via the Columbia River highway. Frank Cushing visits from Spokane to see brothers. George Hopkins and wife depart for Spokane area on vacation. Senator Hazelbaker and others attend Helena meeting. Millon contingent at the state fair. Clarence Brown and wife depart for Omaha after month with Beaverhead relatives. R M Barrett heads to Twin Falls Idaho. R F Tattersall heads to Berkeley California to spend winter. Perrier family from St. Philippe Quebec visiting Dr L F Molleur in Dillon. D A Galt spends week in Spokane on Beaverhead Motors business. Fairchild studio moving from Bannack and Idaho to library-adjacent lot. Frank Fay visits Holidaysberg Pa with cousin S S Patterson and tours Montana. Jess Ditty to open Normal Lunch Basket catering on Normal Street. Earl Wheat and wife take weekend motor trip to Anaconda and Butte. Kate Holcomb and Dirk Holcomb plan winter in Southern California with lodgings leased to Glen Lyons family.
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Big Hole
Fred Hirschy
Dillon
Big Hole Basin
Seattle
A. A. Elliott
Mary Emily Elliott
Junior Elliott
Miss Elliott
Georgia
Bertie Mathews
Mildred Plum
Columbia River
Spokane
Frank Cushing
George Hopkins
Washington
Helena
Frank Hazelbaker
J. H
Gilbert
Frank
Eliel
Butte
Republican State Central Committee
Millon
A. G. Williams
Ernest Orr
Bud Hartwig
Edwin Whitworth
A. P. Stephenson
Clarence Brown
Beaverhead County
Omaha
Fred Woodside
A. Williamson
Twin Falls
R. M. Barrett
Idaho
California
R. F. Tattersall
Berkley
Cal
Himrod
Tattersall
Canada
Frank Fay
Holidaysberg
S. S. Patterson
Montana
Jess Ditty
Normal Street
Schuler
Earl Wheat
Small Son
Anaconda
Kate Holcomb
Dade Holcomb
Dirk Holcomb
Rev Howard B Ricketts Succeeds Rev Knudsen
The Rev. Howard B. Ricketts will replace Rev. Carl Knudsen as Dillon's Methodist minister. Roy B. Herndon, Dillon's lay delegate to the Montana state conference, telegraphed that Bishop H. Lester Smith had advised he would appoint Ricketts after Knudsen resigned to take a pastorate in Brockton Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard B. Ricketts
Carl Knudsen
Roy B. Herndon
Dillon
Montana
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Billings
Well Known Beaverhead Pioneer Antone H. Jackson Dies
Antone H. Jackson, a long time Beaverhead pioneer, died at his home Thursday night after a paralysis attack. He was a prominent community member with deep ties to local history and development. The death leaves the town to mourn a respected resident and leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone H. Jackson
Funeral Held For Beaverhead Pioneer Antone H. Jackson
Antone H. Jackson longtime Beaverhead county resident died at his Railroad avenue home from paralysis after a brief illness. The funeral was at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Ernest E. Loft officiating. Interment followed in Mountain View cemetery. Born April 16 1853 in Lintholm Schleswig Holstein Germany he emigrated to America in 1882 and settled in Montana in 1884. Seven children and thirteen grandchildren survive along with a brother Herman Jackson.
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Antone H. Jackson
Beaverhead County
Railroad Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Ernest E. Loft
Mountain View
Mr. Jackson
Lintholm
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
Eda M. Hansen
America
Leadville
Colo
Beaver Canyon
Idaho
Montana
Big Hole Basin
Wisdom
Jackson
Dillon
Community thanks for sympathy and floral tributes
The family expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during bereavement. They thank those who sent flowers. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bryant and others are named. Also notes Dolly Lacey leaving for nurse training in Salt Lake City and Charles Perry visiting from Boulder to Dillon.
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C. W. Bryant
George Hawk
Henry Jackson
Tom Pendergast
John Jackson
Dan Pendergast
Fielding Gray
Dolly Lacey
Salt Lake City
Holy Cross Hospital
Dillon adopts strict rules on flammable liquids in city
The ordinance sets district boundaries south of a line near Montana and Virginia streets and restricts storage of gasoline and flammable liquids. It bans quantities over 1,500 gallons in the district unless tanks are buried at least three feet deep, and imposes penalties of $25 to $300 or jail time for violations.
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Fire and Order Committee
Dillon
Montana
Virginia Streets
Virginia Street
City of
Dillon Examiner
A. D
Roscoe Cornell
Notice of Real Estate Sale by Admin Zeigler
Public auction to liquidate the estate of Charles G. Zeigler deceased in Madison County Montana. District Court order dated September 10 1926 appoints Joseph Zeigler as administrator to sell real property to satisfy claims and distribute assets. The sale details including date time and location will be announced by the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Jackson
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Anton H. Jackson
Dillon
Fred Rife
Beaverhead County
Rock Creek
Reichle
Willow Creek
Ferguson
Madison County
Rock Creek School
Glen Lane
Reichie
Willow Creek Hill
Brown
Board of Trustees
Nellie N. Decker
Court House
Virginia City
Madison
Charles G. Zeigler
Big Hole River
Joseph Zeigler
District Court
County of Madison
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Knudsen
Red Star
Hartwig Theater
Rex Ingram
Bert Lytel and
Billie Dove
the Lone Wolf
Rudolph Valentino
Vilma Banky
Boulder
Charles Perry
Niblack
Tweed Crepe Roma
Nobby
Chas. H. Niblack
Atte Oe
W. G. Gilbert
Nilmanna
Ariaawary
R. D. Curry
the World News
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