Movements and Visitors Across Dillon Area
A long list of residents and visitors appear in Dillon and nearby towns, with many from Butte, Lima, Butte, Helena, Missoula and other Montana locales. The notes cover business trips, family visits, and attendance at events, including farmers, ranchers, merchants, and professionals in Dillon, Armstead, Pony, Dell, Jackson, and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dansie
W. D. Hill
Andrus
Wells
Nev
William Dunn
Black Forest
Martin Jackson
Dillon
Hale Basin
William Huntley
Spokane
Big Hole
Wallace Francis
State Bank of
al. Grochean
Butte
R. M. Barrett
Twin Falls
Idaho
Harry G. Davis
Big Hole Basin
Dave Burke
Mayme Hoffman
Lima
Alex Peyre
Dell
Frank Fiddler
Melrose
Fiddler
Cox
Denton Oliver
Frank Eliel
Helena
State Board of Education
Abbe Gowan
Cameron
Jennings Ranch
Taylor Bradley
Armstead
Leggat Hotel
Tom Pierce
Lee ‘Reamy
Jack O'Leary
George Whitcomb
S. S. Patterson
Idaho Falls
P. W. Armstrong
Montana
Ilemhi County
Lester Hoerning
C. C. Barnes
George Webster
Henry Thompson
Kidd
A. B. Scott
Sheep Creek Basin
William Stewart
James McKnight Jr
Smith McKnight
Nellie McKnight
Dan Clark
J. D. Brown
Bedrock
J. E. Keller
George Clemon
Jackson
Court Notes Feature Local Sentences and Citizenship Grants
A. Gallahan received a four to eight year sentence for grand larceny in district court last Saturday, with the term suspended and probation due to youth. Three Beaverhead residents were admitted to citizenship, and one petition was continued for study. Administrators reported distributions of estates including Roy R. Given ranch property on Horse Prairie and the McKnight estate with D. D. McKnight directed to settle debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gallahan
Henry G. Rodgers
Gallahan
Otto Galloway
Beaverhead
Francis Xavier Leschner
France
Martin Fabac
Jugo- Slavia
Peter Christianson Peterson
Denmark
Lydia Pease Gilbert
Margaret Caven Pease
D. Lt. Clark
Roy R. Given
Montana Cattle Tuberculosis Free Said by Officials
Montana reports less than one half of one percent cattle infected with bovine tuberculosis per charts from the state livestock sanitary board and U S census data. State vet Dr. W. J. Butler notes Montana could become a leading dairy state with rising dairy cattle numbers. Also feature on Lee Tower of Beaverhead Motors who used a Chrysler 70 to kill a coyote near Lima, bringing the evidence to town for bounty verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States Livestock Census Bureau
United States Bureau
W. J. Butler
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Chrysler
Lee Tower
Beaverhead Motors
Lima
Tower
Thomases
Doctor Scarborough to Visit Dillon For Eye and Headache Care
Dr. H. H. Scarborough will make a professional visit to the Andrus Hotel Dillon Friday October 1. Those seeking relief from headaches dizziness or eye defects should see him on that date at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Scarborough
Andrus
Dillon
Examining a Local Wanted Ad for a Salesman
A brief notice from the Examiner seeks an efficient salesman. The ad emphasizes cost effectiveness and practical skills for the role.
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Latta Russel
Troy Evans
Ness
Ed Fitzgerald
Otto Severson
City
Dillon Business Houses
Jay Cosgrove
University of Utah
J. W. Hart
The
Woods Livestock Company
Dr. T. A. Grigg
Beaverhead-Alberta Oil Company
Hallie Berkin
Hal West
Peter Grant
Frank Grant
Horse Prairie
Joe Metlen
Ike Rife
Medicine Lodge
Philipsburg
Missoula
C. Fairchild
J. N. Mansfield
Fisher
Duco
Montana Auto Supply Company
Radioland
Atwater-Kent and
Radio Corporation
Beaverhead Motors CO
Harvey McKnight
D. D. McKnight
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
T. B
Mr. Butler