Dillon News Briefs Highlight New Homes and Local Events
The city welcomes The Stah addition with two new farm houses under construction owned by Charley Nelson and Mort Hart. Pearl J. Smith glances in from Crystal Graphite claims in Axe Canyon. surface work suggests a large graphite deposit. Residents petition for a new county road between Horse Prairie and the Big Hole basin. Thomas M. Lewis, 81, dies. cousin to explorer Malcolm Lewis linked to Lewis and Clark era. Cement crossing completed near the laundry and Hart's millinery. plans call for another crossing near the saloon and M. M. Co’s store. Dillon Masons John Baker, M A Walker, James Paxton and others attend Helena lodge. two local Masons receive honors. Senator William A. Clark passes through town en route to Butte. Socials at Mrs A A L Anderson and Mrs F E Foote host a well attended gathering. high five event honors Elinor Meehan of Marquette. State Normal hires a night janitor who doubles as deputy sheriff to patrol campus. Over two miles of water mains laid as water works advance. Martin Barrett visits from Red Rock. a racing matinee at Dillon track draws about fifty, with four races and trainers prepping for Idaho events. Dr W C Orr and Mrs Orr return from Ogden and Salt Lake City where he attended the National Irrigation Congress.
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Stah
Dillon
Charley Nelson
Mort Hart
Pearl ‘J. Smith
Axe Canyon
Lewis
Malcolm Lewis
Lewis and Clark
M. M. Co’s
John 8. Baker
M. A. Walker
James Paxton
George W. Dart
A. B. Martin
J. B. McKinney
Elinor Meehan
Marquette
Mich
State Normal
Martin Barrett
Red Rock
Dillon Track
Idaho
W. C. Orr
Orr
Ogden
Salt Lake City
National Irrigation Congress
Public School Manual Training Expands with Four New Courses
The manual training department at the public school will offer four new subjects this summer. Eighth grade pupils will study electrical mechanics including wiring and circuits, carpentry returns with small structures, concrete construction from sidewalks to reinforced walls, and sheet metal work producing articles from tin sheets. The program, housed in the basement of the primary building, is directed by Earl Fairbanks. Objections to an application may be filed in court. Also note Paul Stahl plans a winter trip to Los Angeles by car with Mr. and Mrs. B W Bell and their son.
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Earl Fairbanks
Los Angeles
Paul Stahl
Calif
Mr. and
Sheriff sale notice in Dillon Montana 1923 foreclosure
Court records show J B Gergen suing George and Jennie Bryan and others with a sheriff sale set for October 18 1928 at 2 pm at the Dillon Montana courthouse. Property includes multiple parcels in Section 12 Township 5 South Range 8 West with cash terms. Sheriff D F Mooney and Deputy A C Growell oversee sale.
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Court House
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Montana Merian
Notice of hearing on Montana corporation dissolution
Big Hole Herding Association a Montana corporation filed in Beaverhead County District Court its application to be dissolved. By court order a hearing will be held on the dissolution request before the court at a stated time and place to determine whether the corporation may be dissolved.
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Big Hole Herding Association
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
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A A. L. Anderson
Mesdames
A. L. Anderson
F. E. Foote
W. &#. Stephenson
Said Court
B. W. Bell
B. K. Lane
P. D. Box
Dillon, Montana
Sheriff's Sale
J. B. Gergen
George EB. Bryan
Jennie Bryan
A. 8. Johnson
Eriel Bros
A Corporation
T. J. Mulaney
D. F. Mooney
Beaverhead County
A. C. Growell
Duo L. Heater
Boston-Montana Corporation BT AL
Deiat
Jos. C. Smith
Helen Finch
Normal College
Mille Adams
Dillon Hotel
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