Personal pickups and local notices in Dillon and Helena
Lima resident W H Boyle spent last Saturday in Dillon. Ex Senator J P Murray spent several days last week in Helena on business. County school superintendent Alice went home to Bannack for Christmas week. The Rev S D Hooker of Dillon preached at Christ Church to large congregations, with many Sheridan friends impressed by his work. A lodging house in Dillon offers rooms for rent by week or month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Boyle
Lima
Dillon
Hart Lodging House
J. P. Murray
Helena
Alice [Err
Bannack
S. D. Hooker
Christ Church
N. H. Swain
Albert
Murray's Hospital
Butte
Maurice A. Walter
M.D
Charles Streb
Melrose
Dart Hardware Co’s
Wm. F. Henneberry
W. H. Boatman
M. F. Biiney
E. G. Innes
Dart Hardware Co
L. Dillon
M. Seymour
Normal College
Madison Valley
Ora Conway
Riverside
Mayme French
Anacosida
Wm. Agens
Spokane
Burton Barr
Albert E. Pillen
Sheridan
May Thomas
B. W. Emerick
Laura Christie
Dora Hamilton
Anaconda
Mayme Trench
Leslie A. Thompson
Twin Bridges
J. F. Bishop
Ladies Aid
Society of the
M.E. Church
Betsy Haines
Evans
Ettie Bishop
Warsaw
New York
Miss Bishop
John F. Bishop
Jacob Watson
Cornell Ranch
Frank Rife
Medicine Lodge
Bessie Wall
Miss Wall
Frank
Miss Handling
Mrs. Jones
Will
Miss Handring
Lizzie Jones
San Bernarino
Edna Squire
Christmas Notes and Local Happenings in Dillon
Dillon residents share holiday greetings as marriages are registered and a Christmas baby is born. Among events, Graeter Grocery offers cider and cranberries, wartime- era style sale notices, and community notices from the Tribune including church events and bowling alleys. The column also notes a fatal self intoxication in California and a mountain lion killed near Medicine Lodge.
Beaverhead County Ladies Call for Licenses and Socials
Beaverhead county officials and society figures listed invite all ladies to call between 3 and 7 PM with escorts to obtain marriage licenses. Officials include W F Cashmore county treasurer and F A Hazelbaker district court clerk with other county officers. A later note mentions open houses at the New Dillon Hotel and Beaverhead Club. An unrelated college- style science aside discusses metals and life with experiments on platinum wire and various chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Cashmore
F. A. Hazelbaker
C. W. Conger
Phil Anderegg
M. A. Walker
Amos Elliott
Pearl S. Smith
W. H. Comstock
Court House
Edwin Norris
E. O. Selway
Frank Sharkey
Jay Baker
Hazelbakeer
A. B. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Tri- Bune
New Dilion Hotel
Beaverhead Club
Emerson Quote on Consistency and Pretenders
A concise meditation on how rigid uniformity betrays thoughtful minds. The author argues that strict consistency is a petty concern that stifles originality among statesmen philosophers and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Market Opens With Light Receipts and Higher Cattle Prices
Market opens with light receipts and a rise in prices as stockers and feeders move briskly. Surplus of common cattle seen as holders rush to sell. expects fewer cattle on market by January first. Beef cattle quotes range from 3.50 to 5.60, hogs near 4.35 to 4.75, and sheep 10 to 15 cents higher.
Real Estate Transfers and Mining Deeds Listed
A list of property transfers includes Edward Brown to Geo Nl MacDougall for 160 acres near Dell at 700. Jonathan A. Hill to Slugh Mooney two Dillon lots on Pacific street at 5. Hattie M. Noyes to Clarence H. Strowbridge half block north of county road Wisdom at 1. Frank C. Zirtzmann to Fannie T Cahill three Atlantic street Dillon lots at 1. Benj F Froman to Thos J Mulaney one Idaho street Dillon lot at 1. John W Morton to Edward Smith three Idaho street Dillon lots at 1. A M Dunbar to Elk horn Copper Mining Co Mystery lode Moore lode Kentucky lode Nfum bolt lode Pontiac lode St Louis lode in Elkhorn district at 1. Patent Edward Brown 160 acres near Dell. Water rights Milton A Elliott 10 cfs of Rattlesnake creek. Mary E Pendleton 4 cfs of east fork Lake creek. Edward Johnson et al water right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brown
Geo. Nl
Dillon
Benj. F. Froman
Thos. J. Mulaney
Idaho Street
John W. Morton
Edward Smith
A. M. Dunbar
Elkhorn Copper Mining Company
Mystery Lode
Moore Lode
Kentucky Lode
Nfumbolt
Pontiac Lode
St. Louis
Elkhorn
Dell
Milton A. Elliott
Mary E. Pendleton
East Fork
Lake Creek
Edward Johnson
Mining interests in Bloody Dick district reach multiple creeks
Water rights listed include 25 cfs on Trail Creek held by Sylvester Station and 5 cfs on Willow Creek owned by Marcus Sudetich. Mining representation names Superior & Montana Mining Co and Sunshine the Dewey and Jumbo groups in Bloody Dick district with locations tied to Dan Combo, James Naughton, John D. Pope, Mammey Jode, and Biddy O'Brien Jode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Station
Trail Creek
Marcus Sudetich
Willow Creek
Superior & Montana Mining Company
Sunshine the Dewey
The
Jumbo Group
Bloody Dick
Dan Combo
James Naughton
John D. Pope
Mammey Jode
Biddy O'Brien
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alwys
Masonic Temple
Montana
Hollister
R. L. Riley
Tribune Book Store
Tom Gilbert
Clyde Bennington
Dillon Examiner
Abraham Savacool
Annastacia O’brien
Graeter Grocery Company’s
David Maule
James Dunstan
Heinze
Gaeter Grocery Company
Butterfield
Argenta
the Tribune
Will W. Simpson
Stone & Grady
Bannack Street
J. C. Ferguson
Willis
T. K. Julson
Novelty Works
Tribune
W.M. Knapp
R. R. Rathbone
First National Bank
W. JH. Utley
Wisdom
Big Hole Basin
Mrs. A. Andrews
W. F. Cashmore
Morton Egbert
Poindexter Building
Postoffice
F. M. Andrus
Horse Prairie
Armstead
Wellington Dawes
Idaho and
Glendale Streets
A. L. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Mrs. Tattersall
California
Graeter Grocery Co
F. A. Agar
Great Falls
Baptist Church
Dart Hardware Co S
Riley the Druggist
City Library
Silk
Morton
Tommy
Louisville Courier: Journal
Nye, Schneider, Fowler Co
South Omaha, Nebraska
Pearl I
Smith
Karl Riedelsberger Piano
T. J. Mulany
Dillon, Mont
Graeter Grocery Company
Malaga
Monarch
Oakdale Creamery
Huyler’s
Allegretti’s Chocolates
Holly
Jersey
Montana Mercantile
Pipany
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