Dillon News Roundup Of Local Visits And Travel
Mrs W M Stewart was down from Lima Monday Elmer Simonson was over from Alder Thursday C E Calvert down from Dell on a business trip Mr and Mrs Henry Hoffland left Friday for Seattle C A Brown down from Jackson for a few days Miss Eleanor Wheat visiting Anaconda Terry Browning visitor to Butte last week Mrs George Richardson of Lima spent part of the week in Dillon Chris Pederson of Grant a guest at the Medon Tuesday Mr and Mrs Ike Rife of Medicine Lodge visitors in the city Monday evening Mr and Mrs Andy Hayes and Mrs Carl Knoll of Polaris Dillon visitors Tuesday Rev and Mrs R O Shannon and family left Tuesday for Idaho Falls Otto E Pahnish and family Grasshopper stopping at the Metlen Saturday Harry Colfer returned from Sweeney Rogers ranch Dillon visit pending A E Scott home from Barrett hospital Judge Lyman H Bennett Virginia City attended court last Friday Mr and Mrs William Rosenbaum of Zeigler Springs visiting Dillon Thursday Mr and Mrs R M Stone returned from vacation to Canada and coast points Miss Gladys Hoagland returned to Terry to teach this winter Mrs Hollis Harrison and Mrs Russell Harrison of Grasshopper valley shopping in Dillon Monday Mr Garrity died Sunday at Barrett hospital body taken to Sheridan by Mortician Olsen Rev and Mrs Shannon and Mrs Louise Taylor spent weekend at Mudd ranch near Fishtrap Shannon helped fight a forest fire Miss McFarlin and two daughters left for Monrovia Calif to visit relatives They have been visiting Mrs McFarlin’s parents Elza Smith
Dillon Hosts Big Social Roundup of Visitors
Dozens of visitors from Dell Armstead Twin Bridges Ziegler Springs Plains Butte and Ste vensville filled Dillon’s week with stays at local homes and ranches. Notables include Mr and Mrs William Rosenbaum Mrs Columbus Mansfield Dr and Mrs R D Curry and many others visiting relatives and handling business.
Doctor Lenora May Opens Dillon Practice at Home
Dr Lenora May an osteopathic physician opens offices at her home 317 South Idaho Dillon and begins practice. Her daughter Betty May arrives Saturday from the Girl Scout camp at Robbinswold near Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora May
Idaho Street
Dillon
Betty ‘May
Robbinswold
Seattle
Dart Couple Mentioned in Brief Society Item
Mr and Mrs Fred W Dart are named in a short society snippet with no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. W. Dart
Local travel notes include Colorado visit and Idaho trip
Mrs. Katherine Burch and her daughter Gladys returned Friday from Colorado where they visited relatives. Gladys left Sunday for Shelley Idaho. Albert Baker left Saturday evening for Pocatello to visit relatives including Dr. and Mrs. Jay Cosgrove from Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker
Albert
Richard Cosgrove
Pocatello
Katherine Burch
Gladys
Colorado
Shelley
Idaho
Albert Baker
Mrs
Jay Cosgrove
Los Angeles
Corvallis Ladies Visit Jackson Last Saturday
Mrs Lucy Jardine and her daughter Helen of Corvallis Oregon, who spent the summer at Jackson, were in town last Saturday. They were accompanied by Mrs Wendell Jardine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Jardine
Helen
Corvallis, Ore
Jackson
Wendell Jardine
Farm trades and chicken feed seed optimism in Dillon
A local real estate and barter note from C. C. Newman of Dillon Montana lists several farm ranch and house trades available for mutual gain. Farmers plan to sow more chicken feed seed next season citing better prices than No. 1 Northern wheat. The farmer by nature delays decisions.
Mrs Norman Gilbert Heads Home From Dillon Visit
Mrs Norman Gilbert and her son departed Saturday for New Orleans after a stay with Dillon relatives and friends. They plan a stop in Colorado on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Gilbert
New Orleans
Dillon
Colorado
Weekend travels of Cashmore family include Rimini visit
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cashmore and their son Jack spent a pleasant weekend with friends in Helena and at Bob McLaren’s Rimini summer home, returning to Dillon Sunday evening. Mrs. Bert Selway and daughter May joined Mrs. Quit Owens and Miss Dorothy Evans on a Thursday trip to Sheridan to attend a Country club gathering hosted by Mrs. Sam Trolinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Cashmore
Jack
Helena
Bob McLaren
Rimini
Dillon
Bert Selway
May
Quit Owens
Dorothy Evans
Sheridan
Sam Trolinger
McLaughlin Family Leaves for Glacier Park and Canada
Mr and Mrs H L McLaughlin and daughter Lorain of Evanston Illinois and Miss Ellen McLaughlin of New York have been visiting Dr and Mrs H F Best. They departed Friday to resume their journey through Glacier Park and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Evanston
Ill
Ellen McLaughlin
New York
H. F. Best
Glacier
Estelle Lenox Receives Grand Cross of Colors
Estelle Lenox of the city was awarded the Grand Cross of Colors for outstanding distinction in her work. The honor recognizes members of the order who have achieved notable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohn
Leves Lovell
Ae “Estelle
Lenox
Aifhonor
Dance Celebrates Wedding With Old Time Western Style
A dance at Ban nack last Saturday celebrated the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. William Best. Constable Crosby opened the event by firing six shots from his revolver in old time fashion while Bay's Hawaiians provided the music for the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannack
William Best
Constable Crosby
Bay
Fires Startled Beaverhead Regions During Thunderstorm
A thunderstorm last Thursday across the Wisdom and Wise River districts sparked fourteen fires. Foolhen mountain fire burned for days with a 25 man crew battling spreadable flames over a large area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Forest
Wisdom
Wise River
Foolhen Mountain
Man Seriously Injured Replacing Window at Dillon Bottling Works
Carla Nelson of Standard Lumber and two co workers were replacing a plate glass window at the Dillon Bottling Works Friday when a broken glass section fell from the frame and slashed his thumb. Nelson required stitches at Barrett hospital after being rushed there by Dr. Bouteledge. The others escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carla Nelson
Standard Lumber Company
Dillon. Bottling Works
Nelson
Barrett Hospital
Bouteledge
Western Montana Safeway managers attend Echo Lake picnic
Manager Gasser and employees of the Safeway store attended a picnic at Echo Lake in the Georgetown section Sunday. The gathering included managers and employees from all stores in western Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasser
Safeway
Echo Lake
Georgetown
Montana
Disturbance Arrests Lead to County Jail Lodging
Deputy Jess Brown escorted Howard Wagner to Dillon on Saturday afternoon. Police arrested Bill Smith on Sunday for disturbance charges and both are held at the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Brown
Howard Wagner
Dillon
Bill Smith
Harvester Gloria Girls to Hold Dillon Revival
The Harvester Gloria Girls under Aimee Semple McPherson of the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel will conduct a Dillon revival August 27 28 29 and beyond. Pageantry pictures music and song promised. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvester Gloria Girls
International Church of the Foursquare Gospel
Aimee Semple McPherson
Dillon
Hansen couple wed in Bozeman and return from Idaho
Mr and Mrs Albert Hansen returned Monday from Blackfoot Idaho where they visited Mrs Hansen's parents Mr and Mrs Lot Adams The couple were married last Monday in Bozeman and will reside in this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hansen
Blackfoot
Idaho
Local Visitors Attend to Business in Dillon Area
Henry Coulam, a Butte business visitor, called on Dillon on Tuesday. Judge Lyman H. Bennett of Virginia City visited Dillon. Jim Johngin of Jackson handled business Wednesday. Earl Wheat and wife left for Salmon for several days. Commissioner W. B. Hartwig conducts Salt Lake business this week. Laura Sprinkle and Mrs. Geet enjoy a camping trip in Sheep Canyon. George Hughes, from his Medicine Lodge ranch, was in Dillon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hartwig
Salt Lake
Laura Sprinkle
Mrs. Geet
Sheep Canyon
George Hughes
Medicine Lodge
Mrs Walter White Visits City From Big Hole Oasis
Mrs Walter White of the Big Hole Oasis visited the city on Wednesday on her way home from a trip through Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter White
Big Hole
Oasifi
City
Yellowstone “Park
Bridge Party Honoring Miss Mary Ahlquist
Miss Mary Gelhaus hosted a bridge party Friday evening for her cousin Miss Mary Ahlquist of Salt Lake City visiting relatives here. High score winner Miss Ahlquist received a guest prize. second high went to Miss Jean Ballard. consolation to Miss Barbara Tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gelhaus
Mary ‘Ahlquist
Salt Lake City
Miss Ahlquist
Jean Ballard
Barbara Tower
Old Montana Friends Gather in State Social Circle
Mr and Mrs Sol Genzberger of Butte and daughter Grace of Washington DC visit Mr and Mrs G T Paul in Helena along with Sol Hepner of Helena and his wife. The Genzbergers are longtime business acquaintances and Hepner, a noted Helena lawyer and Masonic figure, is widely known. The Hepner sisters are active in the Eastern Star with one serving as grand matron years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Genzberger
Butte
Grace Genzberger
Washington, D. C
Sol Hepner
Helena
G. T. Paul Sunday
Genzberger
Montana
Eastern Star
Early Risers Plan Picnic After Holiday Festivities
The Early Rising club plans a vacation picnic to top the day’s events. Members expect other groups the butchers Eagles and firemen to conclude their celebrations. Apex is voted best location for the gathering near the shady grove by the stream outside the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early Rising Club
Eagles
Morrow
Reichle
Elkhorn Springs
Apex
Shady Grove
Declining Hitching Posts Mark Downtown Scene Change
The downtown area once had about a dozen hitching posts and chains for farmers and ranchers. Now only two remain, including one behind the Standard Lumber office, still in demand as shown by last week’s repairs. Old Dobby may be out of date, but he’s not out of luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobby
Government hatchery trout plant distributes ninety cans across county
Ninety cans of six inch trout were planted last Saturday in the southern end of the county. Eighteen cans were shipped to Deadman lake by Parley Merrill, twelve to Middle creek by Archie Seybold, eighty nine to Nichols on creek by Joe Birrer, eight to the right fork of Middle Sheep creek by Alfred Kamps, and thirteen to Beaver creek by Ed Gleed. The shipment came from the government hatchery at Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Deadman Lake
Parley Merrill
Middle Creek
Archie Seybold
Nicholson Creek
Joé Birrer
Middle
Sheep Creek
Alfred Kamps
Beaver Creek
Ed Gleed
Bozeman
Couples Visit Dillon From Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs H L Rodman of Monida and Mrs M McGivney of Armstead visited Dillon. Mrs Frank Felt and Miss Carolyn Card traveled from Elkhorn Springs to the city midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Felt
Carolyn Card
Elkhorn Springs
Northern Pacific Announces Reduced Fares For State Fairs
Passenger traffic manager E E Nelson says NP will authorize special round trip rates to Montana fairs for the season. September fairs include Midland Empire at Billings September 7 to 11, Richland County at Sidney September 8 to 11, and Western Montana at Missoula September 22 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway
E E. Nelson
Montana
Northern Pacific
Billings
Richland County
Sidney
Missoula
Baptist Aid Groups Host Tea at Baptist Cottage
The Baptist Aid was pleasantly entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Jack Deputy and Mrs. Eula Berry at the Baptist Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Aid
Jack Deputy
Eula Berry
Baptist Cottage
Divorce Granted to Bertha C Nissen from Nis Nissen
Judge H G Rodgers granted a decree of divorce on Tuesday to Bertha C Nissen from Nis Nissen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Rodgers
Bertha C. Nissen
Nis Nissen
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. M. “Stewart
Elmer Simonson
C. E. Calvert
Dell
Henry’ Hoffland
C. A. Brown
Eléanor Wheat
Anaconda
Terry Browning
George Richardson
Chris Pederson
Grant
Medon
Ike Rife
Jn. of Medicine
Andy Hayes
Carl Knoll
Polaris
R. O. Shannon
Idaho Falls
Otto
E. Pahnish
Grasshopper
Metlen Saturnay
Harry Colfer
Sweeney & Rogers Ranch
Sheep Creek Basin
A. E. Scott
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
William Rosenbaum
Zeigler Springs
Eton
Canada
Hollis Harrison
Russell Harrison
Grasshopper Valley
Din - Dillon
Guy
Bird
Henry Davenport
E. Stevens
Twin Bridges
Garrity
Mortician Olsen
R. Q. Shannon
Louise Taylor
Mudd Ranch
Fishtrap
Shannon
George McFarlin
Monrovia
Calif
Jones
Spokane
Kansas City
Angus
McK Grant
P. J. Bimat
Andrus Hotel
A. Pee Nyhatte
Ziegler Springs
Parke T. Scott
Armstead
George Whitworth and Sons
Edwin and
Bernard
Walter Grimes
Elkhorn
Paul Jensen
Francis Gelhaus
Edgar
Columbus Mansfield
St. Louis
Mansfield Ranch On
Horse Prairies
F. K. Selner
W. I. Selner
Cheney, Wash
R. D. Curry
Lee Reamy
Charles Patterson
Routledge
Kruger
Plains
Bernard Williams
Salmon
Mrs. Kruger
Williams
Robert Robertson
Roy Jackson
William Morrison
Charles Woodburn
Yellowstone Park
Woodburn
Equitable Life Insurance
Hans Anderson
Bon Accord
Bannack ‘Placer Gold’ Mining Company
David Kilroy
Annabel Desmond
Kilroy
Desmond
Bedrock Lakes
H. D. Jewett
Iowa
Wayne Burnsides
Birney
Mont
Jack Carrell
Wyoming
Diggle Emerick
A. A. Simpson
MS AL. ~Brown
Washington
J. Anson ‘Baxter
Mary Egan
Billie Baxter
Frank
Jack Husted
O. M. Best Home
Leslie Smith
A.S. Johnson
William O’connor
Centennial Valley
William’ Marshall
Faith and
Wilma
Alder
Ernest Proctor
Chicago
Joe Birrer
Detl
Fair Grounds
George MacDougall
Margaret
Stevensville
Milwaukee
C. C. Newman
Room 14
Medlen Block
Dillon, Mont
Jatl
Henry Coulam
Jim Johngin
Mrs. Earl Wheat
Bridge Party
H. L. Rodman
Monida
Hartwig
Joe E. Brown
Ona Munson
William Collier, Jr
Dorothy Mackaill
Donald Cook
James Rennie
Dorothy Peterson
Take This Woman
George Arliss
Rango
KODAK
Geo. M.gosman
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