Social Events Highlight Town Life In Dillon
A roundup of local activities includes Mrs Grant E Finch and children heading to New York for the winter to pursue education and music. The Schulz home hosted a party for Harry Andrus Jr. and Lester Schulz before their military school departure in San Diego. Dillon residents enjoyed the Sweetwater school dance, and Mrs John Collins hosted a dinner party on North Pacific street. Society notes mention travels to Butte Helena and Minnesota with visits to Wesleyan college and church group gatherings.
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New York City
Grant E. Finch
Helen
Eugene
Robert
The
State University
Finch
Otto Schulz
Harry Andrus, Jr
Lester Schulz
San Diego
Cal
John Collins
North Pacific Street
Harry Price
Butte
St. James Guild
B. W. Emerick
Manse Society
R. B
Methodist Aid Society
Compton
Betsy Haines
W. G. Roberts
Mrs. Egbert Dies in California After Illness
Mrs Ellen Egbert died in Los Angeles after several weeks of illness. Her daughter Mrs Zarella Robison and son Dr Morton Egbert survive. Funeral held in Los Angeles with interment at Inglewood Cemetery. Mrs Egbert long resided in Dillon and was well known there.
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C. W. Zarella Robison
Los Angeles
Cal
Ellen Egbert
Methodist Hospital
Inglewood
Egbert
Dillon
Zarella Robison
Morton Egbert
Inglewood, Cal
Theta Meet Faces Virginia Bulger at Orr Street
Theta will be entertained next Tuesday evening by Miss Virginia Bulger at her home on Orr Street.
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Theta
Virginia Bulger
Orr Street
Flagdedication service at Baptist church next Sunday
The Baptist church will dedicate a service flag next Sunday evening at 7:30. Eighteen stars will be attached to the flag and four patriotic programs will be rendered.
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the Baptist Church
Beaverhead High School Offers Evening Classes
Classes are organized at Beaverhead High School in French shorthand bookkeeping and other subjects. Interested attendees should see Prof. Toan this week. Tuition details not fully shown.
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Beaverhead High School
Prof
Toan
Dillon Man Dies in Chicago Funeral Held in Dillon
William Bernstein of Dillon died in Chicago’s Presbyterian hospital last Thursday after months of illness. His body returned to Dillon for a funeral at the Masonic temple conducted by Rev. R J Jensen. Interment was at Mountain View cemetery. he was 62, born in Furth Bavaria, and longtime Dillon resident with a brief period in Pocatello and Lima. He married Agnes Callaway thirteen years ago and is survived by his wife and two brothers in San Francisco and Munich.
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William Bernstein
Dillon
Presbyterian
Chicago
Masonic Temple
R. J. Jensen
St. James Episcopal Church
Mountain View
Furth
Bavaria
Germany
California
Corinne
Utah
Northern
Pocatello
Idaho
Lima
Eliel Brothers
Agnes Callaway
Milwaukee
Wis
Hfe
San Francisco
Munich
Red Cross urges three inch purling on socks
A Minneapolis Red Cross message urges knitters to avoid light colored tops on socks and to use three inch purling. The note says lighter tops pose infection risks and cannot be sent to soldiers, and three inch purling holds the sock better and reduces vermin hiding in trenches.
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Red Cross
Minneapolis
Rancher John Frizzell Trampled by Young Horse
John Frizzell a Wheatland bench rancher was seriously injured Monday morning when a young horse trampled him. He was taken to Curtis Hospital with internal injuries reported.
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John Frizzell
Wheatland Bench
Curtis Hospital
Betsy Clemow Wins State Fair Tatting Prize
Betsy Clemow an 11 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Clemow of Jackson won the first prize at the state fair for the best tatting.
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Betsy Clemow
George Clemow
Jackson
Harve Johnson Breaks Leg After Horse Throws Him
Harve Johnson sustained a broken leg Monday afternoon when the horse he rode threw him and kicked his left leg, breaking both bones above the ankle.
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Harve Johnson
Ralph Glidewell Dies in France During World War I
Judge Joseph C. Smith learned that Ralph Glidewell of this city died in a military hospital in France from Spanish influenza. He served with the 20th Engineers and had lived in Bannack and Grasshopper where he ran a sawmill. He left a $10,000 life policy to his three young sons with $57 monthly installments for twenty years and is survived by his wife in Idaho.
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Joseph C. Smith
Ralph Glidewell
Glidewell
20Th Engineers
France
Bannack
Grasshopper
Idaho
Government agents round up drunks in Dillon
An agent from the government employment service, with the sheriff and police, rounded up seventeen drunks and men not meeting six days of work in Dillon last Friday. They were placed on a special car and sent to Teton country to work on the new railroad at $3.50 a day plus board under guard. A further visit to Lima is planned to seize additional idle workers. John Shesser of Grant spent Monday in Dillon.
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Government Employment Service
Dillon
Sheriff's Office
Police Department
Teton Country
Lima
Local Visitors Traced In Dillon Yesterday
A series of in town visits shows residents and relatives arriving from Wisdom Butte Bedrock Melrose Sheridan Grant Lima Bannack Armstead and Anaconda. Notables include Dr W C Orr and Miss Ellen Nelson heading to Seattle and a Dillon trip for Roderick Smith to attend Montana State University Bozeman.
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Will Tovey
Wisdom
J. C. Wharton
Butte
W. C. Orr
Bedrock
Alois Fessler
Melrose
Walter Ellinghouse
Sheridan
J. C. Brenner
Grant
A. V. Birrer
Lima
John Grant
Dillon
C. W. Stallings
Bannack
Alf. Decker
Armstead
H. C. Gardiner
J. Thorkelson
Anaconda
Doris Kupfer
Seattle
Mr. Drummey
W. F. Drummey
Robert Ostrander
3. T. Leimert
Mr. Ostrander
Examiner Want Ads Always Bring Results
Want ads in the Examiner promise results and urge readers to try them for outcomes. The short promotion emphasizes quick responses and effective listings to connect buyers and sellers, jobs and services, quickly.
Notice of Land Claims and Railway Land Application
Notice records two filings in Helena Montana in 1918. Leo M Pfiffner of Armstead seeks three year proof to establish land claims in townships 108 11W and sections 14 22 23 with witnesses Harman Mayfield Coy Brown Ambrose Brown Herbert Selway before Clerk Fred Rife on October 10 1918. Northern Pacific Railway Company files to select lands in sections 8 10 township 10 South range 5 West under the 1898 act with protest period ends October 11 1918.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Leo M. Pfiffner
Armstead
Meridian
Fred Rife
District Court
Dillon
Harman D. Mayfield
Coy J. Brown
Ambrose J. Brown
Herbert
Selway
United States Land Office
Northern Pacific Railway Company
St. Paul
Minnesota
JOS. Oker
Sale of Real Property Estate of Ella L Jewell
Notice from Beaverhead County Montana that the estate of Ella L Jewell deceased will sell at public auction for cash all rights and interest she held at death under a September 4 1918 District Court order. The administrator will oversee the sale as part of the estate settlement.
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District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Ella L. Jewell
Property Sale Notice for Beav erhead County Montana
The estate of a deceased owner solicits bids for a 10 foot wide strip of land in Block 25 Original Townsite of Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. The sale is at the courthouse front door Dillon at 10 o clock a m October 2 1918. Administrator George B H Jewell dates September 4 1918.
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Pacific Street
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana
George BH. Jewell
Notice of Intent to Prove Land Claim in Montana
Notice states James A. Hovey of Grant Montana intends to prove up to five and three year claims on land described in sections 18 17 18 township 105 range 12 west Montana meridian. Hearing before United States Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon October 2 1918 with witnesses Henry J. Chapman Matthew Kay Charles H. Soden Roy R. Given all of Grant Montana. Jos. OKer Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
James A. Hovey
Grant
N. Sey
H. BE
Township
Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
United States
Dillon
Henry J. Chapman
Matthew Kay
Charles H. Soden
Roy R. Given
Jos. Oker
Register
Land Office Notice of Homestead Claim No 09576
Land Office in Helena Montana issues notice that Orin J Sholl of Argenta Montana filed homestead entry No 09576 on March 17 1914 for a tract described by metes and bounds with multiple corners and bearings ending at corner No 8. The description includes compass directions and chain measurements for property boundaries.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Montana
Orin J. Sholl
Argenta
Property tract descriptions filed for three year proof in Montana
Notice of intention to establish claim to land described in Tracts A and B totaling 186.85 acres in Sections 16 and 22, T. GS., R. 11W., Montana Meridian. The filing cites corner measures and compass bearings, with witnesses Andrew J. Rife, William E. Sawyer of Dillon and Roy T. Pickerill, Ulah D. Pickerill of Argenta, before Clerk Fred Rife on October 24, 1918.
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T. GS
Montana Meridian
Fred Rife
District Court
Dillon
Montana
Andrew J. Rife
William E. Sawyer
Roy T. Pickerill
Ulah D. Pickerill
Argenta
Register
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Beaverhead Motors Co
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A. L. Stone
Dillon State Bank
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G. E. Perkins
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