Reichle News Briefs From Reichle Montana
Reichle news reports deaths in Butte with Frank Gransberry’s uncle and illness of Mrs. Verbance and Mahalich. A washout halts train service near Humphrey Idaho prompting repair work by Wayne Cummings and crew. Reichle road issues persist with rock fills and a bus stuck incident. Joe Brown ranch leased to Hand Kalsta Brasier. Tadovich to move to Rock Creek. Hancock and Piccone attended a maintenance meeting in Idaho Falls. Harroun and Adders visit Reichle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Gransberry
Frank Gransberry
John Verbance
Steve Kambich
Mr. Mahalich
Humphrey
Idaho
Wayne Cummings
Reichle
Butte-Dillon
Joe Brown
Horace Hand
Lars Kalsta
Bill Brasier
Val Tadovich
Rock Creek
J. E. Hancock
Dan Piccone
Idaho Falls
Maintenance of Way Foremens’ Association
Sarah Harroun
Dillon
Will Adders
Local Notes From Lakeview Community Report
Mrs Aynes L Buck census enumerator for Centennial valley travels to Monida to begin work. Blaz Lugar Jr and wife assist Jim Hanson with papering his house. Mable Lane from Three Forks teaches in school district No. 40 where seven pupils attend. Ladies club met at Mrs Selby's with luncheon. last meeting of the season. Handy home dance drew a crowd. Mr Thompson provided music. Mrs Hanna cooks at Bray ranch for summer. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Will Southard on April 5. Mrs Southard with grandmother Mrs Wetmore. both mother and baby doing well. Snow melts as birds arrive. spring nears. Stock wintered well. mail road remains poor. sleds to wagons soon. Mrs L B Culver hosted a fine fish dinner with granddaughter Mrs Blaze Sugar as chief cook and Mrs Jennie Buck assisting. Mr Buck improving health and doing chores with help from Junior. Junior and Kath leen ride to school on horseback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger
Aynes L. Buck
Centennial Valley
Monida
Blaz Lugar Jr
Jim Hanson
Mable Lane
Three Forks
Montana
Jackson Area Residents Move and Travel News
Mrs Roy Oliver arrived from Dillon and will live in Jackson for the winter. Herbert Gilbert traveled from Dillon to supervise a band of sheep moving. Mrs W O Smith returned Basin after a Idaho visit. Clifford Carpentier rode the stage to Dillon. Bill Backus visited the Basin for a few days. Mr and Mrs Swan Johnson visited the O Neil home. Mr and Mrs Mort Fullerton went to Wisdom for a few days. Clarence Anderson went to Dillon for business. Walter White sought fat cattle in Jackson. Mr and Mrs Jim Johnson went to Dillon for business. Mrs Soren Nelson and son Fred went to Dillon for business. Mr and Mrs Charlie Wenger returned from Wisdom where Mrs Wenger visited Schoenenberger. Mr and Mrs Herman Peterson went to Dillon to visit relatives. Martin Jackson attended county commissioners meeting in Dillon. John Neidt left for Dillon for dental work. Swan Johnson visited Anderson last Thursday. Arthur Anderson went to Butte for medical care. Frank Larson and Miss Alice Perkins were married quietly in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Oliver
Dillon
Jackson
Herbert Gilbert
W. O. Smith
Basin
Idaho
Clifford Carpentier
Bill Backus
Swan Johnson
O'Neil
Mort Fullerton
Wisdom
Clarence Anderson
Walter White
Jim Johnson
Soren Nelson
Fred
Charlie Wenger
Returnees to Basin Home After March 26 Event
Pioneer rancher E Ny Jones of the Big Hole suffered a severe accident last Tuesday when his team bolted. He was badly hurt and transported by air to a Butte hospital after Dr. Kistler was summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
E. Ny Jones
Big Hole
Kistler
Butte
Grant Area Social Roundup Sees Local Visits
James N Mansfield returns home to Grant from Dillon where he spent a few days visiting friends. Armstead residents Mr and Mrs Smith M Ames travel to Grant. Verne McMannis, Jud Dixon families visit Grant, with J L Waldemar in Dillon. H Pierce of Bannack, Vaun Greene visit Dillon. M R Rand returns to Armstead from Butte and Spokane. James Prohosky returns home after Lava Hot Springs Idaho trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Mansfield
Grant
Dillon
Smith M. Ames
Armstead
Verne McMannis
Jud. Dixon
J. L. Waldemar
Butte
Spokane
Washington
Vaun Greene
M. R. Rand
James Prohosky
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Old Folks Say Dr Caldwell Was Right
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin based on simple vegetable laxatives and pepsin is praised as a mild safe remedy for constipation biliousness indigestion and related indispositions. The ad notes it has roots in 1875 practice and offers free trial bottles by mailing Dept. BB Monticello Illinois. Elderly people are told it is ideal and free from narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
Popular Couple Ties in Phoenix Marriage
Word has been received of the marriage last Sunday in Phoenix Arizona of Miss Mildred Jackson and Mr Joseph Smith two well known Beaverhead county ranching youths. The bride is the daughter of Commissioner and Mrs Martin Jackson of the Big Hole basin and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs E W Smith of Grant. They were married with Mrs Jackson present and will reside in Long Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Mildred Jackson
Joseph Smith
Beaverhead County
Martin Jackson
Big Hole Basin
E. W. Smith
Grant
Jackson
Long Beach
California
DeMolay Meeting in Butte April 11 12
The Order of DeMolay set meetings for April 11 and 12 in Butte Montana. Northern Pacific Railway announced special low fares from Montana points with a minimum 100 attendees. Round trip fare equals one and a half fares, valid April 8 to 12 on identification certificate plan, with return until midnight April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Northern Pacific Railway
Eliza Comes to Stay at the High School Gym
A three act comedy presented Friday evening at the high school gym by the senior class. The production, widely staged nationwide, promises abundant humor. Cast includes Hiram Brundage Donald Bayerd Buster Stultz Barry Caskin Cora Anderson Helene Hoffman Virginia Randolph Ivie Wentworth with Miss Olive Scholz directing.
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Eliza
Hiram Brundage
Donald Bayerd
Buster Stultz
Barry Caskin
Cora Anderson
Helene Hoffman
Virginia Randolph
Ivie Wentworth
Olive Scholz
Riverside Club Meeting Set for April 16
The Riverside club will meet Wednesday April 16 with Mrs. A C Morrow at her home 313 South Rife Street.
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Riverside Club
A.C. Morrow
South Rife Street
Armstead Auction Sells Dry Goods and More at Brown Cafe
Stocker leases the Brown cafe dining room for Friday and Saturday nights to auction a large stock of dry goods shoes and clothing from his Grant liquidation. Armstead residents may purchase necessities at their own price. Dillon educators traveled to Spokane for the Inland Empire Education association convention including Miss Genevieve Albertson Miss Mira Booth Miss Julia Anderson Mrs Donald Superintendent Charles Henry Rush Jordan and J. F. McBain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Stocker
Brown Cafe
Armstead
Grant
Edwin Anderson Qualifies as California CPA
Edwin Anderson of Jackson recently passed the California state examination qualifying him to practice as a certified public accountant. He was one of five to qualify from a field of 173 candidates and is a local high school graduate well known in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin. Anderson
John
Anderson
Jackson
California
Dillon Literary Society Elects Officers for Next Year
The Dillon Literary Society held its last meeting on Monday April 7 and elected officers for the ensuing year. Mrs. A. M. Jones was named president with Mrs. H. N. Tragitt as vice president, Mrs. A. R. Jorgensen as secretary, Mrs. J. W. Rees as treasurer, and Miss Meryl Erwin as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Literary Society
A. M. Jones
H. N. Tragitt
A. R. Jorgensen
J. W. Rees
Meryl Erwin
Recital Featuring Ten Pupils of Mr Ralph McFadden
A piano recital was held last Friday at 8 15 p m in the Normal College auditorium. Ten pupils performed solos duets and two piano pieces under Mr Ralph McFadden including Vera Mast Isabel Mast Walter Stephan Robert Stephan Eileen Jackson Melbourne Jackson Jack Gilbert Mary Williams Tommy Libben and George Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McFadden
Normal College
Vera Mast
Isabel Mast
Walter Stephan
Robert Stephan
Eileen Jackson
Melbourne Jackson
Jack Gilbert
Mary Williams
Tommyliwebben
George Miller
First National Bank of Dillon Montana Report of Condition
The report for March 27, 1930 lists assets including cash and due from banks, loans and discounts, government securities, and building values. Total assets amount to 4,026,386.80 with reserves and various holdings detailed in the balance. The document reflects standard bank inventory figures of the era and notes specific itemized values for cash, securities, and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Dillon
Montana
United States
Serene Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
State of
County of
Beaverhead
J. W. Rees
W. Rees
Careful mothers endorse Foley's Honey and Tar
Mrs J M Hill of Homer Ga says coughs never last long with Foley's Honey and Tar and has used it over 20 years. Mrs Ornstein of Green Bay Wis adds that it is dependable with no opiates and no chloroform.
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Foley
J. M. Hill
Homer
Geo. M. Gosman
Potte—adv
Ownership Statement for Dillon Tribune April 1930
Notarized statement by editor F E Foote listing Dillon Montana publisher editor and business manager as Foote, owners Foote and Ida M Foote, no bonds or securities over 1 percent, sworn April 1 1930 before D E Monroe notary public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Dillon Tribune
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
F. E. Foote
Dillon, Mont
Dillon Mont
F. FE. Foote
Ida M. Foote
Desertion Complaint Filed Against Defendant in Dillon
Fred Rife clerk files suit alleging the defendant deserted the plaintiff for over a year without consent and continues the conduct. Document dated March 20 1930 with attorney J E Kelly Dillon Montana and Vesna John Colling Qwat y court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rife
Vesna John Colling
Dillon Montana
J. EL Kelly
Plaintiff
Dillon, Montana
Divorce Decree Sought in Beaverhead District Court
The State of Montana summons Ednad Stevenson to answer a divorce complaint filed in Beaverhead County District Court. Plaintiff Robert Stevenson seeks a decree of divorce and relief requested in the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elois McElwain
State OF
Montana
Seria Court
Fifth Judicial District
County OF
Beaverhead
Robert Stevenson
Ednad Stevenson
Elief
Notice of Referee Sale in Beaverhead County Montana
Judicial district notice announces partition and sale of real estate in Beaverhead County. Referee will sell Saturday April 12 1980 at 2 PM at the Dillon Courthouse to the highest bidder for cash upon court confirmation, describing a portion of section 15 including the southeast quarter and related parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
Wiliam P. Wall
Florence ©. Wall
William P.wall
Dillon
William P. Wall
Dillon Tribune
Beaverhead County
Guy E. Gray
First National Bank OF
Montana Mercantile Company
C. L. Livestock Company
Marie Gray
George F. Gray
New Beaverhead County
Property description recorded by court referee
The document notes parcels in sections 22 23 and 14 in township 7 range 12 west. Dated March 19, 1938, Geo. R. Metlen, referee appointed by the court. Adg.12-15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nortwest
Township Seven
Geo. R. Metlen
Foley Pills Diuretic Restores Kidney and Rheumatic Health
Arthur O'Malley of Carson Hill California credited Foley Pills diuretic with relieving kidney and rheumatic troubles after using fewer than two bottles. He urges workers to know about the guaranteed remedy and notes it helped him return to work. Sold by Geo. M.
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Arthur O'Malley
Carson Hill
Calif
Foley
Eale
Geo. Mf
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