Sawyer and Woodside Wed in Dillon
Frank Sawyer of Dilley and Miss Rosa Woodside, long-time residents of the area, secured a marriage license last Friday and were married by Rev. Dr. H. W. Tilden. They will reside in Dillon.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1907
Page
3
Frank Sawyer of Dilley and Miss Rosa Woodside, long-time residents of the area, secured a marriage license last Friday and were married by Rev. Dr. H. W. Tilden. They will reside in Dillon.
Local saloon on Bannack street serves Blatz's Wie ner and Munchener beers on tap attracting tastings and patrons. The unidentified fragment ends with a stray "36-If" note.
Real estate transfers for the week ending April 1 1907 from Pearl I Smith Books. Patent to Robert Khuni 160 acres near Polaris. Sheriff deed M D Gist to State Bank Dillon 320 acres near Fox. Mining deeds E C H Schreiber et al to Royce & McCullough nominal. Warrantee Graeter Grocery Co to Maggie Butala lot 6 block 4 Thomson addition Dillon $200. R V Sebree et al to A F Waldorf lots 1 2 and north half lot 3 P & O addition $1. R J Roberts et al to L Kreuger lot 10 block 3 Maudllin addition $1 and other considerations. Snow Bird lode and Little Pittsburg lode Montana district. Dusky Maiden No 2 Lost Cloud district. Blue Bird and Daisy lodes Bloody Dick district amended. Walrus lode near H Selway ranch. South Star lode near H Selway ranch. Sheridan lodes Colusa Hecla in Bloody Dick district.
Miss Laird Sullivan Templeton Truax Kennedy Malee McMenamy Harrington spent Easter Sunday at their homes. Mrs Maxwell of Bozeman visited the dormitory with messages and boxes for Bozeman girls. Mrs Ketchum of Helena spent Easter with her daughter Edna at the dormitory. Dr Swain left for Lewistown Tuesday. Miss Kate Burke hosted two sisters during the holidays. Mr Rigbig of Carlton visited Miss Nona Durnford Friday. Mr Clapp to represent the Normal at the inter scholastic meet in Bozeman this spring. Grounds cleared for tennis and basketball. walking club started. Saturday walk to Selway Park. Ethlyn Chambers left Sunday for home. Mrs Poindexter and Mrs Kress attended the dormitory Sunday. The Monmal staff hosted a spread Friday in Miss Barbour room chaperoned by Mrs Chapman. Miss Thormyer spoke on Richard Wagner and his Work in General Ex.
Next Sunday at 11 o clock Rev Mr Haudenschield will preach on The Christian Ambition At 3 o clock his subject will be The Presence of Christ At 7 45 The Law of God Come early that you may get a good seat Services every afternoon and evening except Saturday.
A silver tipped eagle circles a five kite ascent, decides they are not food, and withdraws. Nearby geese in a wedge formation observe the scene, then drift away. Smaller birds hover and sway on the kite string as the observer notes curious reactions at altitude.
County Treasurer W F Cashmore presents first financial report since taking office. March receipts total 5563.64 with total disbursements 10770.98, leaving a balance across all funds of 45064.43 on April 1 after a state check deduction.
Sheridan March 2 The funeral of Joseph O Moulton was held Saturday under Masonic rites. A Maine immigrant who arrived in 1866 he mined in Alder Gulch for fourteen years and later ran a ranch nearby. He died of pneumonia after a cold contracted in Virginia City while serving as a water case witness.
Mr. Thomas A. Underwood and Miss Charlotte Berry, both popular in Bannack, obtained a marriage license in Dillon Tuesday and wed that evening in the Holcomb house parlor. Rev. Dr. A. B. Martin of the Presbyterian church officiated.
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