Local Happenings In Dillon And Nearby Towns
A collage of short notes from Dillon and surrounding areas records visits, holidays, and travel. People from Butte, Lima, Armstead, Sheridan, Blaine, Grant, Glasgow, Missoula, Helena, Bozeman, Payette Idaho, and Great Falls are listed as guests, visitors, or travelers in Dillon with friends and relatives. Included are holiday trips, school staff homecomings, shoppers, and a note about a local book store and a Tattersall prize. Continuous social activity centers on family visits and seasonal travel.
Elizabeth Luebben Installed As Worthy Matron Of Stars
Mrs Elizabeth Luebben was installed as worthy matron of Mizpah chapter No 13 C E S at Masonic hall with Roy Herndon as worthy patron and Frances Graves as associate matron. Officers installed included Flora Wedum Ada Florence Backus Ruth Elizabeth Shotwell Esther Iva Orr Martha Elizabeth Rife Electa Mabel Erwin and Samuel B Howell among others.
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Masonic Hall
Mizpah
No. 13
George Lovell
C. E. Blinn
J. W. Rees
Lizzette Rounds
L. Elliott
Elizabeth Luebben
Roy Herndon
Frances Graves
Fratie Stone
Edith Herndon
Effie Roe
Myrtle Obrem
Flora
Wedum
Ada
Florence Backus
Ruth
Elizabeth Shotwell
Esther
Iva Orr
Martha
Elizabeth Rife
Electa
Mabel Erwin
Samuel B. Howell
Sentinel
Phoebe Anderson
Georgia Mathews
Marshal
Marjorie Stevenson
Holiday Mail Cleared At Dillon Post Office Record Time
The Dillon post office set a new record as both incoming and outgoing mail were cleared by Friday evening. Postmaster J. C. Fuller and staff credit overtime effort and early mailing with handling a larger volume than ever before and urge public appreciation.
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Dillon
J. C. Fuller
Dillon to Be Offered Another Indoor Sport
Emory Smith has leased bowling alley equipment from the Cash Meat Market basement. Work to move it to the Bishop building near Red Star garage began this morning. Tom Scott and John Wolf will refit the alleys to first class condition for a hoped January 10 opening with about 50 men already signed up for clubs. The plan anticipates female clubs and weekly dedicated nights. Smith will provide nightly scores for publication.
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Emory Smith
Cash Meat Market
Bishop
Roberts Harness Shop
Red Star
Tom Scott
John Wolf
Smith
Messenger and Tribune
Brother Bills to Dance at Virginia City Jan. 7
Dillon Elks members received invitations for the thirtieth annual ball of the B P O E at Virginia City to be held January 7. The annual ball is the leading social event of the season and many Dillon Elks and their ladies will attend.
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Brother Bills
Virginia City
Dillon
Order
Virginia
Dillon Elks
Divorce Granted to Elizabeth Forsyth in Judge Rodgers ruling
Elizabeth Forsyth won a divorce from Robert Forsyth before Judge H. G. Rodgers and received custody of four minor children. The grounds cited were habitual intemperance. The article notes an average two dollar annual support per American for the army.
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Elizabeth Forsyth
H. G. Rodgers
Robert Forsyth
Beaverhead 1926 births and deaths tallied in county records
Beaverhead county records show 71 deaths and 92 births in 1926 with 10 newcomers. The list records the date of birth, parents, sex and name for each newborn across Dillon and surrounding areas from January through November, noting locations such as Dillon Lakeview Lima Monida and Armstead.
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Beaverhead
December births listed for area families
December entries show Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Husted of Jackson with daughter Judith Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Guyaz of Armstead with son Myron Francis. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Tritt of Argenta with daughter Vivian A. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stamm of Dillon with daughter Rosemary. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cluley of Dillon with daughter Betty Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goforth of Armstead with daughter Halene Dorothy.
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Oscar ‘Husted
Jackson
Judith Ann
Henry Guyaz
Armstead
Myron Francis
Clayton Tritt
Argenta
Vivian A
W. A. Stamm
Dillon
Rosemary
J. B. Cluley
Betty Jean
Ralph Goforth
Halene
Dorothy
Rats Travel 190 Miles For Food In English Experiment
An English experiment attached indestructible tags to rats’ legs revealing that they would travel about 190 miles to reach food.
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England
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Thomas Morrow
Divide
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Orrin Babb
Payette
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J. L. Nyhart
Earl
Blaine
Misses Rose
Helen Desmond
Sam Goodman
Livingston
Anastacia Berger
Frank Merrill
W. E. Applegate
Mrs. W. C. Jennings
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Jeff Cox
May Price
Seattle
Nels Sorenson
Glasgow
Muriel
June Roe
Bedrock
James McCollum
St. Anthony
Gains McCracken
Bozeman
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Marion Judge
Missoula
Gyne Blair
Sarah Border
Miss Evelyn
Tom Menke
George Gosman
Chicago
Roy LeKander
Roland LaPea
J. S. Baker
Great Falls
Frank Thibadeau
Helena
Tribune Book Store
Francis Gelhaus
Bear Creek
Joseph F. Gelhaus
Alex Brunzell
Tattersall’s
Tattersall
South Carolina
J. W
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ED Purdy
Smarty
Western Wallboard Co
Beaverhead Lumber CO
Standard Lumber CO
Iautocaster Service Reg
U.S. Pat
George W. Thompson
Lakeview
Perry Theodore
Morton Elliott
Jacqueline Jean
Albert E. Jones
Otto Cloward
Glen
James Cunningham
Lois Catherine
Charles F. Moore
Monida
John William
Clarence Corrin
Marilyn Jane
Harry Tash
Barbara Jean
Otto Pahnish
Henry Birrer
Dell
Hirschel
Harold M. Warner
Erma
Colin McDonald
Harry Rodrick
Frank Wilkins
Helen Marie
John Laden
Donald Joseph
March
Charles C. Horn
Marguerite
Leland Hubbard
Phillis Rible
Earl Harkness
Asnay
Harry Hoadley
Lewis Noah
Leslie G. Staudenmeyer
Henry Meine
Henry Francis
William Christenson
Lilah May
Frank G. Hoffman
Cora
Bert Woodside
Westley David
John Flynn
Mary Esther
Frank G. Paul
Mary Jane
John H. Rebich
Daniel Edward
Frank I. Selleck
Jane Maxine
Frank Smith
Marie Clark
James R. Jackson
Valera
Arthur Wright
Marjorie Mildred
Warren C. Churchill
Betty Blythe
Harry Hay
Rosalie Anita
Leslie C. McNinch
Theodore Raymond
Harry EF. Dodd
Christen Hansen
Richard Malbourne
Harry Charles
Walter Hedges
Charles Melvin
Nordin H. Hovte
John Nordin
Chris Hansen
Edith Rosmine
Joseph Brewerton
Louise Brewerton
Phillip Lyons
Garr
Joseph D. Burke
Helen Agnes
Murray B
Hendricks
Kenneth Murray
Lyman S. Branson
Norma Branson
Bela Wellborn
Joseph Richard
Francis J. Caskin
John Schnietzik
Grace
Mary
Richard Nelson
Mary Luella
Berg Christensen
Betty Lou
David A. Meeds
Curtis Allen
Gaylord Moulton
Margaret Helen
William D. Ross
Isabelle Maureen
Leonard Franklin Waldemar
Betty Joy
Floyd Lounsbury
Jack
James M. Dodd
Jack Charles
Otto Christensen
Sylvia Pichardt
Arthur Rittle
Marion
John Drgene
Joseph C. Fuller
Chris Fort Adams
George Knapp
Georgia May
Leo D. Roland
Juanita
William C. Priestley
Wisdom
Dean Laurel
Smith Ames
Dorothy Mae
Richard J. McKevitt
Nonie
James L. Collins
Bannack
Ellen Louise
Clyde A. Cloward
Hazel Cline
Frank M. Fox
Francis Martin
Charles Plum
Leadore
Charles Robert
Amasia Cox
Edna May
Hart Walker
Robert William
Francis A. Hazelbaker
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Kurt Radawitz
Donald Robert
Amos Hansen
Anna
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Matt Peterson
Helen Bernice
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