Local Residents Travel for Business and Visits
Miss Eileen LeBalley left Monday evening for Pocatello. Harry Miller of Dell was in Dillon last Friday. Camas Nelson came down from Lima last Friday. Miss Rith Wenger was in Jackson Monday. Bert Orr left Sunday on a business trip to Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. George French visited from Argenta Monday. W N Bichler of Armstead was in town last Friday on business. James Mansfeld of Grant was a visitor early in the week. Miss Glenna Vance visited Butte Friday amid heavy rain. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heffner left Monday for a trip through Yellowstone Park. The Rev. and Mrs. J D Smith motored to Armstead Monday afternoon where Rev. Smith held services that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead
James N. ‘Mansfeld of
Grant
Fred Heffner
Yellowstone Park
J. D. Smith
Rev. Smith
Dillon residents and visitors noted in county roundup
A Dalton of Dillon weekender visits include Murphy from Twin Bridges and Mrs Edwin Whitworth of Dell. The text lists numerous Dillon and nearby residents traveling, visiting or shopping during the week, plus a forestry office opening in the White block and a glacier trip group.
Visitors and residents mingle in Dillon city notes
A roundup of locals visiting relatives and traveling: Dee Beasley returns to Chicago after a Dillon visit. Miss Louisa Curnutt visits Butte. Harry Andrus Jr. returns to Chicago after two weeks with parents H E Andrus. Deputy W E Barry moves to Dear Lodge after escorting Hally Williams to prison for five years on a car theft charge. J C Jeppson, Joel Wedum, and W W Wahl fish Madison Lake and report limits. Luella Stickney and her father C E Stickney return from a vacation in Falcon, South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Barry
Dear Lodge
Hally Wiliams
Miss .Luella , Stickney
C. E. Stickney
Faulton
South Dakota
Miss Ella Free Visits Local Family From Chicago
Miss Ella Free arrived from Chicago Sunday and will spend several weeks visiting with her mother Mrs L R Free and her brother Dr E G Free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Free
Chicago
Miss Adelaide Gelhaus Returns from Seattle Graduation
Miss Adelaide Gelhaus came back Wednesday evening from Seattle where she earned a June degree from the University of Washington and pursued postgraduate work for a master's. Principal W. W. Wahl will meet high school pupils at the assembly room Monday morning August 10 at 9 o'clock to report on summer reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Gelhaus
Seattle
University of Washington
W. W. Wahl
Bergeson and Forsgren Summit Mt Torey in Neighbors' Report
William Bergeson and Wallace Forsgren scaled Mt Torey last Sunday with a vivid account of a remarkable trip. William Pahnish, a Grasshopper ranchman, was brought to Dillon for treatment after several fractured ribs from a pole mishap near a hay derrick. Cloyd Wampler and Roy Herndon aided a ten year old girl by resetting a dislocated arm at the O Neill sawmill. J Dysart Gowen travels to Spokane for Tattersall's Varietys fall buying trip with Mrs Gowen. O T Husted visits from the Big Hole basin with a baying crew member injured in a runaway and treated by Mr Stephan. Mrs C W Oberem and two sons plan to move to Butte for work with the Standard Motor Co. Lambert Eliel urges cashing the remaining green five dollar checks from the Commercial Service association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pahnish
Dillon
Adolph Pahnish
J. W. Patrick
Barrett Hospital
Cloyd Wampler
Roy Herndon
Big Hole Basin
O’neil
O. T. Husted
Big Hole
Stephan
Mr. Husted
Local residents in Melrose and Grasshopper visit town
Mr and Mrs Enoch Young of Melrose and J D Harrison of Grasshopper were in town on Wednesday for business and social calls. Galt returned from a trip to Great Falls while others noted a vacation and travels to eastern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. VA
Galt
Great Falls
Wi Ice Bievrum
Mrs. Enoch “Young of
Melrose
Town
J.D. Harrison
Grasshopper Section
Kinney and Allison Attend Medlen Event in Salmon
R S Kinney and Frank Allison of Salmon were guests at the Medlen gathering Wednesday. Otto Galloway left Wednesday for Missoula to join his parents Mr and Mrs QM Galloway who are now making their home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Kinney
Frank Allison of
Salmon
the Medlen
Otto. Galloway
Missoula
Mrs
Q. .M. Galloway
Official visit notes and local social updates
Rachford of Washington D. C. visits on official forestry department business. Mackey breaks a leg in a downtown alley accident Tuesday evening. Harry Andrus Jr. and Kathleen Harrington depart for Chicago after two weeks in the city. Mrs. L F Molleur leaves for Butte to attend the Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OB -Rachford
Washington, D. G
Range Menagement Department of National’ Forests
L. F. Molleur
Butte
Sons and Daughters ‘of Montana Pioneers
Methodist Ladies Aid entertained in church parlors
The Methodist Ladies Aid was entertained Thursday afternoon in the church parlors by Mrs. Herdon, Mrs. Glenn Decker and Mrs. Ned Calhoun. Frank Judge, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Judge, returned home from Barrett hospital to recover from a minor operation. James Sherry was brought in from the Montgomery ranch for treatment after a haying accident at Barrett hospital. Frank A. Hazelbaker remains busy haying in the Big Hole basin with his family nearby. Mrs. Henry Thompson reported her husband is gradually improving and out for fresh air and rides to Armstead, a familiar Dillon sight on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Herndon
Glenn Decker
Ned Calhoun
Frank Judge
John H. Judge
Barrett Hospital
James Sherry
Montgomery Ranch
Big Hole Agin
Frank
A. Hazelbaker
Big Hole
Henry Thompson
Hurley Leech and Silent Sam Encounter Near Mine
Hurley Leech known as Death Valley Hurley met Silent Sam Ditty early Saturday at Andrus hotel. They discussed a burro loss as Sam later returned in Sunday clothes asking what happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley Leech
Death Valley
Hurley
Andrus Hote
Sam
Scouts At Camp Near Butte For Two Week Stay
Dillon residents travel to Lowlands near Butte for a two week Boy Scouts camp session. Local scouts include Bill Galt Bud Cashmore Jack Gilbert Tommy Luebben Melbourne Jackson James McCulley Arthur McFarland Kenneth Barry Tom Caverly Harlan Harrison Francis Tomey Bobby Stephan Walter Stephan and Horatio Taggitt. Fielding Graves a camp instructor also spends vacation there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill, Galt
Bud Cashmore
Jack Gilbert
Tommy Luebbén
Melbourne Jackson
James McCulley
Arthur McFarland
Kenneth Barry
Tom Caverly
Harlan
Harrison
Francis
Tomey
Bobby — Stephan
Walter Stephan
Horatio Tragitt
Fielding Graves
Large community picnic draws 125 at Reichle bridge lunch
A summer picnic at the Bridge below Reichle attracted about 125 people for a fried chicken lunch with all the trimmings. Two more picnics are planned this month at Reichle by the Butte butchers on August 19 and the Butte Eagles on August 23, with an outdoor pavilion to be built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichle
Butte Butchers
Butte Eagles
Grazing Official Tours Horse Prairie Survey Areas
Tom Lommason head of the grazing division for Missoula forest office arrived in the city last Saturday. He then went to the Horse Prairie district to oversee several days of survey work in his section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lommason
Missoula Forest
City
Horse Prairie
Three Anaconda youths in car crash near Tom Dubois ranch
Early Sunday a car carrying Frank Metcalfe and two other teens from Dillon plunged off a state highway into a ditch near the Tom Dubois ranch. Metcalfe suffered a broken leg, William Meahan had cuts and bruises, and a third youth was lightly hurt. all were taken to Barrett hospital. None could explain the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank. Metcalfe
Anaconda
Tom. Dubois
William Meahan
Barrett
Dillon
Butte
One Dose Adlerika Ends Gas Says Henry Dodd
A patient reports relief from indigestion and gas after one Adlerika dose. The ad claims the German Doctor’s remedy cleanses both upper and lower bowel to wash out poisons causing gas and sleeplessness, available from GEO. M. Gosman, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dodd
Geo. M. Gosman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eileen- “LeBalley
Harry
EB. Miller
Dell Wes
Camas Nelson
Lima
Rith Wenger
Jackson
Bert’ Orr
Ogden
George French
Argenta
Glenna Vance
Hartwig
Bebe Daniels
All Star
William Haines
Dorothy Jordan
Joseph Cawthorne
Wed
Thor
Gloria Swanson
Ben Lyon
John Gilbert
Louis Wolheim
Anita Page
Murphy
Twin Bridges
Sheep ‘Canyon
Jack Carney
Mrs.Carney
Heleng
E.C." Perkins
Wilbur ‘Tash
D. L. Ranch
Val Tadovich
Charles Page
J. E. Shaw
Wisdom
Ambrus Hotel
Henry, Birrer
Rita
Charles Moran
Dell
White Block
The
Forestry Department
Ranger Schroeder
Malcolm Stone
Glacier National Park
Canadian Rockies
E. K. Frye
Peoria, Ill
Mr. Frye
Dave Williams
William Backus
Canadian Points
Dan P. Thurber
Fairfield
J. W. Rees
Cashmore
Lewistown
A. M. Maxiner
Fred Hirschy
LaMesa
Calif
George L. Routeledge
B. W. Emerick
George Melton and Sons
Tom, Qlinsted
Dee Beasley
Spencer
Louisa Curnutt
Harry Andrus, Jr
Andrus
J. C. Jeppson
Joel Wedum
Madison Lake
William Bergeson
Wallace Forsgren
Mt. Torey
J. Dysart Gowen
Spokane
Tattersall’s Variety Store
Mrs. Gowen
Idaho
C. W. Oberem
Mr. Oberem
Standard Motor Company
Lambert Eliel
Commercial Service Association
Association For Local Circulation
Denmark
Pecan Eee Ntnli
Blacktie
Mackey
Down Town
Kathering “Harrington
A. A. Gibson
Honolulu
Michigan
Mr. Gibson
Dillon Boy Scouts
Big Hole River
Billings Pocatello
Viease
Tkodak
Rexeuld
Ment
Kimball Pianos
A.” Kimball
Walnut
Horace Chesbro
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