Lima Couple Married as Grace Wilcox and Earl Gohman Tie The Knot
In Lima on Sunday, Grace Wilcox and Earl Gohman were married by Rev. Mr. Hardy. The bride, a popular Lima teacher, and family and friends note the ceremony. Other local arrivals include Mrs. McGonigle and daughter visiting Dillon, and several Lima residents traveling to Salt Lake and Dillon for hospital stays and visits. A farewell dance by the Rose and Wright orchestra is planned for April 15. A birth announced: a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pillen on Monday April 8.
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Lima
Grace Wilcox
Earl Gohman
Hardy
McGonigle
Elizabeth
Dillon
E. Q. Brainard
Butte
Walter’ ‘Jaques
Salt Lake
George Sherwood
Salt Lake City
Gordon Alexander
Ed Ericson
George Lee
Alice Robinson
Thelma Bradberry
Charlotte Fulton
Mildred Whittacre
Nadine Arnold
Clarence Morse
Gerald Robinson
Hewitt Robinson
Gerald Bradberry
George Ditty
B. L. Clegg
Albert Pillen
Birch Creek School Elects Trustee in April Election
Birch Creek news reports the April 1 school election at the Birch Creek school house elected W. E. Stinson to a three year term, succeeding Joe Mantz with low turnout due to bad weather. Residents note plowing and field work while families move from Nebraska to the Haining place of the Beaverhead Ranch Co.
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Apex P. O
Birch Creek
W. E. Stinson
Joe Mantz
W. H. Conner
Dillon
H. Granaas
Burges
Robert Frakes
Nebraska
Haining Place
Beaverhead Ranch Co
Municipal election passes with limited interest in Sheridan
Mayor Marsh declined re election as M Madison appears on the ballot. Alderman first ward Charles Walters and second ward E L Sutherland elected. Land sale of the city park approved by a large majority. J H Thomas wins school election over R H Dyer. Local residents travel notices and family updates follow as Nobles improve.
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J. H. Thomas
R. H. Dyer
Roy Noble
Townsend
Mr. Noble
Mary D. Craver
Armstead
D. H. Noble
Local notes from Reichle April meeting and travels
Richard Maier returned from Bozeman after finishing at the Agricultural college. School elections were held at Hoffman school house with L. R. Foote and Carl H. Hartwig elected as trustees. Mrs. E Garrison and Miss Sibyl Grant attended, and several residents made trips to Dillon Melrose and Butte.
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Hoffman School House
Carl Beehrer
L. R. Foote
Carl H. Hartwig
Rev. H. Tilden
Julius Hartwig
Leon C. Foote
Dillon
Theresa Reichle
Reichle
R. R. Price
Ed. Nyhart
Will
Blaine
Melrose
Inquiries Reach Bea verhead for Dillon Opportunities
The Bea verhead Commercial club reports a surge of inquiries from across the United States. Seekers include Austin Moore of Woodward Oklahoma asking about Dillon population and schools, W A Hack of Marsland Nebraska planning to arrive mid month to seek a homestead, and Joseph Hauak and wife of Los Angeles seeking a Dillon business site.
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Beaverhead Commercial Club
United States
Dillon
Maddox
Austin Moore
Woodward
Okla
W. A. Hack
Marsland
Neb
Joseph Hauak
Los Angeles
Cal
Good balance shown by treasurer's report
County Treasurer Fred Rife reports March activity with a closing balance in county funds of 1 853,389.03 and receipts of 5,129.05 against March payments of 13,556.57 leaving a total funds balance April 1 of 1,344,961.61 across county, trust and agency accounts.
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Fred Rife
Intrust
Death of J Faggart Leads Loomont News
J Faggart 52, longtime resident, dies after serious operation in a Butte hospital. Funeral at Waterloo conducted Tuesday. interment in Fish Creek cemetery. Also reports note H Nellett recovery, local farming activity, and social visits as spring work begins in Madison county.
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Loomont
J. Faggart
Faggart
Thomas
George
Waterloo
Fish Creek
H. Nellett
Jay Foster
Twin Bridges
Geo. Harrison
Butte
John
Will
Pollard
Wm, Waters
Curnow
Harry Barrett
Hastie
Meaderville
Geo, Cox and Son
Albert Holter
P. H. Bushnell
Emily Foster
Valley Springs Ranch
Mesdames Elliott
Emerley
P. Carney
Jim Warn
van Orsdel Ranch
Kennedy moves to homestead. begins improvements on Mule Shoe ranch
McHessor April 3 Special reports Joe Kennedy, who leased the Mule Shoe ranch for several years, has moved into his McHessor district homestead and is actively building and improving. He plans extensive spring ground work for fall wheat. Mike Shannon hauls 47 sacks of...
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Twin Bridges
Mac Edwards
Ruby Valley
Wm. Howser
Burrel Crane
Joe Hayden
Woodruff
Madison County
Geo. Graves
Dillon
Graves
Ypsilanti
N. F
Emil Lillgodden
Trout Creek
Minnesota
Mr. Reeser
Gilbert Boys
McHessor
Joe Kennedy
Kennedy
Mike Shannon
Old Home Singers Offer Final Entertainment Night
The Old Home Singers five member group closes their season next Monday evening with a program of American songs from lullabies to Tagtime. Male trio wear sixty year era costumes while the three women appear in grandmotherly garb. Highlights include Sweet Genevieve When You and I Were Young Maggie and The Old Oaken Bucket. April 10 at 8 30 p m promises a full house.
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Genevieve
Maggie
Trustees Election Sparks High Voter Interest at School
In a three seat school board race four candidates J H Gilbert A L Stone M D Manning and Fred Kohl vied for three year terms. Gilbert led with 169 votes Stone 164 Manning 21 Kohl 39. Gilbert and Stone praised for steady leadership while Manning and Kohl ran as independents. Clerk R F Tattersall noted smooth school operations over 16 years of service.
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J. H. Gilbert
A. L. Stone
M. Manning
Fred Kohl
Je. Gilbert
Lesen
AL L. Stone
M. D. Manning
Gilbert
Stone
Manning
R. F. Tattersall
Tribune
Tattersall
Pioneer George Clevidence Dies by Hanging in Barn
In Wisdom Montana on April 5, George Clevidence a 56 year old pioneer hanged himself using a hemp rope tied to a barn beam. He strapped his arms to prevent movement and leaped from a chair ending his life. Mr Clevidence was a longtime resident of the region.
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Mont
George Clevidence
Missoulian
Dillon Volunteers Fire Department Meeting Schedule
Notice states the Dillon Volunteers Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A three-tap alert will be sounded on the courthouse bell.
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Dillon Volunteers Fire Department
Court House
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Lima News
Birch Creek News
Sheridan News
Glen News
Commercial Club
Estes
Loomont News
McHessor News
Old Home Singers
Kathylin Williams
Filmland’s
Miss Stoller
Bessie Barriscale
Arthur Maude
S. D. Moore
REX Theater
Montana
John Deere
van Brunt
Kentucky
Dart Hardware
the Dillon Bakery
F. C. McFadden
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