Visitors and travelers visit Dillon Grant Armstead area
A long list of visitors and travelers is recounted. Mrs. Pilling and son from Butte visited the Donovan ranch. A. S. Christie of Butte spent days with his son Alex Christie. Dr. John A. Donovan and Mrs. M. R. Rand traveled to Robert Leodore Idaho. Multiple residents from Dillon and Grant made business trips to Armstead, Lima, and Grant. A Baltimore doctor visit and measles cases in the valley are noted. The Buck family from Rhodes Iowa visits with Joe Buck ranch relatives and plans Yellowstone park return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Alex Chistie
Armstead
Dorothy Brown
Ing
Brenner
Virginia
W. C. Orrand
Grant
Agnes Pierce
George Smith
Spokane
Wash
Alex Taite
Butte
Tom ‘Scott
George Metlen
Tom Scott
Leslie
Ray Jacoby
Idaho Falls
George Schimmel
John W. Long
Lima
Tony and
van Munson
Tunate
Theyer
Baltimore
Jimmy
Leeks
Missouri
Olmier Upham
Lakeview
Europe
Leavenworth
Kansas
Centennial Valley
Hurley Buck
Miss. Agnes
Russell
Joe Buck Ranch
Mrs. Pesters
Denver
Mr. Pesters
Yellowstone Park
Buck
Picnic Springs
L. E. Culver
Ber
Elsie ‘Curnutt
Guy E. Gray
B. Nay
Grasshopper Valley
Sophie Guyaz
W. P. Scott
Taylor Bradley
Glacier Park
Lorian Curnutt
Bradley
Haying Amid Heat and Wind Rounds Dillon Visitors
The region endures sun and heat with 70s and 80s daily and windy showers toward evening. Allan Buck advances work with a large crew as haying proceeds. some pastures are rented to Morse and Anderson flock masters. Lieutenant Governor Hazel baker and J H Gilbert visit Lakeview then Picnic Springs fishery, while James Hanson suffers measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
F. Hansen
Culverland
Morse
Anderson
Allan Buck
Allan
Sol
F. A. Hazelbaker
J. H. Gilbert
First National Bank of
Dillon
Lakeview
Picnic Springs
L. E. Culver
Fred Hanson
James Hanson
Jackson Visitors and Guests Spend Time in Dillon Area
Jackson residents hosted and traveled for meetings and visits with friends. Visitors included Dillon guests at Jackson homes, Missoula guests for dinners, and a Forest Supervisor family at Minerlake. Several residents accompanied by friends travelled to Dillon for business and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Jackson
Dillon
Jackson
Charlie Olson
Francis
Clemens
Missoula
S. J. Johnson
Whitham
Kirby
Minerlake
Dr. Buster
Helena
Dr. Morrow
Horse Prairie
Eugene Bond
Phillip
Clemon
Dorothy Oliver
Margaret Lossi
I. L. Hirschey
Warren Dufur
Jim Elmose
W. Cashmore
Liston Dansie
Noel Jackson
Anson Baxter
Myrtle Taylor
Whitehall
Wenger
Jim Woody
Jim. Elmose
Reichle News Briefs Include Local Visits and Travel
Miss Mary Cambron of Butte visited at the Tadovich home with the Misses Ann and Rose Tadovich. Ray Tash and Steve Kambich each made business trips to Dillon. Catherine Tinnegan visits Waterloo friends. Mrs Dan Piccone heads to Roundup to visit sister Mrs Harry Harper. Highway re granulation progresses ahead of oil surfacing. H E Andrus and William Rosenbaum report the death of brother Chris Rosenbaum in Los Angeles. body to Colorado for funeral Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cambron
Butte
Val Tadovich
Ann
Rose Tadovich
Ray Tash
Dillon
Steve Kambich
Catherine Tinnegan
Waterloo
Dan Piccone
Harry Harper
H. E. Andrus
William Rosenbaum
Chris Rosenbaum
Los Angeles
Colorado
Clowns to Return for Dillon Game Saturday Night
The American-Canadian Clowns return to Dillon for a Saturday night game at the athletic park. Manager Bill Angove says the contest starts at 6 30 p m and admission is 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clowns
Dillon
Bill Angove
Athletic Park
Notable Visitors and Ranch Life Highlights Across Montana
Mr and Mrs W F King and Mrs Sarah Bernhardt visited the Pyle ranch then planned a cross country motor tour ending in San Francisco. They praised Montana scenery and urged better route markings. Local social news includes Miss Helen Finch and Mrs Davis visiting, and several ranch and family movements around Dillon Elkhorn and Armstead. A pure bred bull was killed after a collision near Farley ranch. Mary Shepherd and others return from New York City visits as guests at ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. King
Broadway West
New York City
Sarah Bernhardt
Kingston Avenue Hospital
Brooklyn
New York
George Pyle
San Francisco
Pyle
Salt Lake’ City
United States
King
Salt Lake City
Bernhardt
Brooklyn Hospital
Montana
Helen Finch
Davis
Finch
Dillon
Frank Marchesseau
Carl G. Knoll
Andy Ays
Bob Penny
Butte
Hays
Andy Pyle
W. S. Pyle
Carl Innes
Farley Ranch
E. A. Marchesseau
Brown Ranch
Armstead
Mary Shepherd
Emily Taylor
Tom ‘Taylor
W. S. Tash
Caroline Card
Mary Jane Mills
Elkhorn
P. and O. Ranch
Harrison and
Kk. P. Marchesseau
J. J. Brown
Cooke
Idaho Falls
Marchesseau
Elkhorn Springs
Estelle Lennox
Miss Stevens
Anaconda
Rochester
Minn
Community Gatherings and Local News From Armstead
A Monday schoolhouse banquet honored Rev. Smith for his year of service with singing by the Smiths and a church service. Dawn Barnes celebrated her third birthday with a lawn party for children, games, and lunch. The Neighbors club hosted a midnight surprise party for Mrs. J Walter Scott’s birthday with gifts and refreshments. Local travelers and visitors are noted with trips to Dillon and Glacier Park, plus an aviation field completion and phosphorus glowing wood in Birch Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead
J. Walter Scott
E. A. Marchesseau
M. E. Sheppard
New York
Ford reliability claim highlights performance tests
An advertisement extols Ford vehicles for proven performance and sturdiness after exhaustive tests measuring speed power safety comfort and control. It emphasizes long lasting reliability through rigorous testing including oil and gas efficiency.
Top Notch Fight Card Offered by Dillon Firemen
Semi windup features John Tritt of this city against Jim McAlester of Ennis in a six round bout followed by Frank Little of this city heavyweight champion of Oregon State College and Horace Dunn in a four round scrap Local bout prospects include John Sullivan of Butte versus H Hurd of Seattle in four rounds and Oliver Meeds Dillon Koy and Jim Armitage of Wisdom in three rounds A curtain raiser of three roynas rounds out the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tritt
Jim McAlester
Ennis
Frank Little
Ore
Gon State College
Horace Dunn
West Yellowstone Flash
John Sullivan
Butte
H. Hurd
Seattle
Pacific Fleet
Oliver Meeds
Dillon Koy
Jim Armitage
Wisdom
Roynas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Granger
Jackson News
Reichle News
Armstead News
W. G. Squires
Birch Creek
Ford
F. O. B. Detroit
Ford Motor Company
de Luxe
Phaeton
de Luxe Sedan
The
Co-Operative Sheep Company
E. H. Churchwell
Three Forks
Penwell Block
Dillon Firemen
Hereford
George Clemow
South
Idaho
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