Local Happenings Press Highlights Area Visitors
J O Thompson of Dell was a business visitor Tuesday. Miss Marie Egan of Butte visited friends Sunday. Floyd Kennison and Al Groshean visited Dillon from Armstead and Monida respectively. Martin Jackson stayed in Dillon from Jackson. Ralph Streb visited from Melrose. Frank Bramsman of Butte spent the weekend with Dillon folks. Merrell of Lima spent weekend in Dillon. Tex Kelner visited from Dell. Frank Ashworth, formerly of Dillon, came from Butte. W S Tash and family toured from the Grasshopper ranch. J L Nyhart and son Earl drove from Blaine ranch to Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie, Egan of
Butte
Social visiting and livestock trade in Dillon area
Carl Price visited Dillon with relatives from Billings. Lakeview stockman James Doyle spurred a Dillon weekend visit. Mrs. Frank Birrer of Blaine and Mrs. Harold Lew of Milwaukee stayed with Dillon families. Funeral attendance included Mrs. Martin Barrett. Dan Jewell visited his ill father George Jewell. Idaho Falls visitors the Hanny family stayed with the Lorain Spencer home. Mrs. Earl Wheat and son returned from Rowan. Birrer reports five feet of snow at the Sheridan sawmill. R. J. Frey’s mother died in Los Angeles. he left for the city. Bozeman and Great Falls trips planned by the Pattersons. Webb Whiting came from Twin Bridges. his wife joined him after a Dillon visit. J. E. Morse shipped five car loads of prime two year old steers to Sacramento. Tom Pierce of Horse Prairie sold 100 head of young horses to a Los Angeles buyer for eight cents a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.E. Morse
Armstead
Sacramento
California
Tom Pierce
Horse Prairie
Los Angeles
Mrs. Barrett
East Townsend
Huron County
Ohio
Hiram
Mary Ik
Vining) Cook
Michigan
New York
25Th
Michigan Infantry
Montana
Boulder
Bannack
Old
Territorial Capital
Mr. Barrett
Bedrock
Barrett
Joseph Shineberger
Wanted Man Advertises Tire Sales Territory in Ohio
Milestone Rubber Company of East Liverpool Ohio seeks a man to sell complete line of auto tires and tubes. Exclusive territory offered with no experience required. Salary listed at 300 dollars per month. Ad ran September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milestone Rubber Company
East
Liverpool
Ohio
Birthday Traits For Pisces And Aries Affects Leaders And Workers
The text assigns temperament and career tendencies to people born this week. It outlines persistence, self-confidence, logical thinking, plan bias, and loyalty. It suggests leaders may emerge, with men drawn to farming or arts and women thriving as executives, teachers, designers, or decorators.
Esteemed Pioneer Montanan Mont Tanan Summoned
obituary of Mont Ana Barrett detailing birthplace in Ohio, marriage to Barrett in Bedrock, ranch life on Horse Prairie, service on Bedrock school board, role with Montana Historical Society, and Barrett Hospital support. funeral at St. Rose Catholic church with out of town attendees and Mountain View cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
California
Barrett
Bedrock
Montana Historical Society
St. Rose Catholic Church
Barrett Hospital
F. X. Leschner
Charles Brenner
James Mansfield
Grant
Ross Nay
Bannack
George Dart
Louis Anderson
G. T. Paul
Mountain View Cemetery
J. C. Brenner
John Peterson
Charles. Brenner
Issac Rife
Ike
Frank Rife
Martin
John
Chester
Richard Barrett
Southern
Beaverhead
Normal College to Maintain Four Summer Schools
The Normal college will again run four regional summer schools at Lewistown Miles City and Billings with directors C H Scherf R H Wollin and Marion C Dietrich overseeing programs. Admission rules will again allow some three year high school graduates to enroll in 1926 while future certificates require 24 college credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Lewistown
Miles City
Billings
Prin. C. H. Scherf
Fergus County
President Davis Visits Eastern High Schools
President S. E. Davis toured several large high schools in the eastern half of the state during the last week of February and the first week of March. He also conferred with those who will direct the summer schools at Miles City and Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Davis
Wednes
Senior Convo Assembly Led by Theodore Bair
Tuesday morning assembly titled Senior Convo featured senior class leadership with Theodore Bair as president presiding. The first part showcased talent from the senior group including piano solo by Myrle Damothy and another solo by Margaret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Bair
Dem
Myrle Damothy
Margaret
Real Estate Transfers from Beaverhead Abstract for Week
Real estate transfers listed in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending February 20 1926. Records show parcels of land conveyed between private parties and local entities, with dates and referring trustees or grantees where readable.
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The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
United States Patent Sale to Fred Schonenberger
The United States transfers ownership of 120 acres in the Big Hole basin to Fred Schonenberger under a patent arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Fred Schonenberger
Big Hole Basin
Warranty deeds record transfers around Lima and Dillon area
John T West transfers about 900 acres near Lima to Mary E Rothas. Fred Schonenberger and wife transfer 120 acres in Big Hole basin to Jules E Wenger. F R Cell and wife convey half interest in about 200 acres on the Dillon beath to Samuel B Nelson. Charles Henderson transfers 860 acres near Dell to Charles W Seybold. Helen Burlingame transfers seven lots in Grand view addition to Lima to Timothy Clifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. West
Mary E. Rothas
Lima
Fred Schonenberger
Jules E. Wenger
Big Hole Basin
F. R. Cell
Samuel B. Nelson
Dillon
Spannuth Cattle Company Transfers Large Big Hole Lands
Spannuth Cattle Company and associates transfer 1 921 acres in the Big Hole to the state of Montana and Otto E Spannuth and Walter T Koenig convey 600 acres with water rights in the Big Hole basin to the state.
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Spannuth
Bargain and Sale Deed From Lewis to Truaz
Sarah A. Lewis and her husband convey by bargain and sale deed one lot in the original town site of Lima to Laura Truaz. The instrument records the grantor and grantee, with property identified as a single lot in the Lima town site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Lewis
Laura Truaz
Lima
Tax Deed Transfer From Bertie Mathews to Hazelbaker
County treasurer Bertie Mathews conveys a tract of land above Dillon to F A Hazelbaker under a tax deed record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Mathews
F. A. Hazelbaker
Dillon
Mining claims filed in Beaverhead for North Pole and Dora lodes
D. B. Rentfrow and Roland R. Stanley file mining claims on the North Pole Quartz Lode and the Dora Quartz Lode in the unorganized mining district of Beaverhead County. The action records locations and involved claimants in the mining district.
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D. B. Rentfrow
Roland R. Stanley
North Pole
Dora
Beaverhead County
Home for Aged Farmers in Davenport Houses Record
The Davenport facility spent 3459.21 dollars to maintain a single inmate last year. Five residents represent the largest number ever housed there.
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Davenport
Train of Flour Shipped From Judith Basin To East
A train of 52 carloads of flour was sent from Judith Basin to eastern points. Helena Odd Fellows plan to rebuild their state home at a cost of 35 000 dollars. Anaconda reports education costs of 80 cents per pupil per year for grade school and 8128 dollars for high school. Great Falls notes a Great Northern Mutual oil well six miles north shows a depth of 1148 feet.
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Judith Basin
Helena
Odd Fellows
State
Anaconda
Great — Falls
Great Northern Mutual
Milwaukee Train Lights Show Night Mountain Views
Milwaukees electric flood lights illuminate a mountain viewing area attracting residents and visitors to nighttime scenery. A related dispatch notes ongoing shipments and tourism interest.
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Milwaukee
Copper circuit deal links Wolf Creek to Great Falls
Wolf Creek company spends 60000 dollars on a copper telephone circuit from Great Falls and Troy Interstate Utilities Co will build the local telephone exchange this year under the project plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Creek—Mountain States Company
Great Falls
Troy—Interstate Utilities Co
Great Northern May Extend Sco Bey Opheim Line to Havre
Dated reports indicate the Great Northern may extend the Sco Bey Opheim rail line toward Havre. Meanwhile the 3utte Hansen Packing Co will slaughter range horses and export horse meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Havre
Hansen Packini ¥ Co
Conrail Farmers from Idaho Buy Farms
Idaho irrigation farmers with Conrail experience travel to acquire farms. They seek properties suited to irrigation, indicating a regional land market shift.
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Conrail
Idaho
County buys 60 acre tract for fairgrounds
Nardin and Big Horn County purchase a 60 acre tract to develop county fairgrounds. The agreement advances plans for a central venue intended for exhibitions, livestock shows, and community events. Officials say the site will support future growth and public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nardin
Big Horn County
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Huber Bros
Ege
J. O. Thompson of
Dell
Floyd Kennison
Mrs. al Groshean of
Monida
Our City
Mrs
Martin Jackson
Jackson
Ralph Streb
Melrose
Frank Bramsman
F. M. Merrell
Tex Kelner
Frank Ashworth
Mrs. W. S. Tash
J. L. Nyhart
Earl
Blaine
Carl Price
James Doyle
Lakeview
Frank Birrer
Joseph Gelhaus
Harold Lew
Small Son
Hugh McCaleb
Frank Robison
Martin Barrett
Dan Jewell
Pocatello
George Jewell
Christian Hanny
Idaho Falls
Mrs. Hanny
Lorain Spencer
Earl Wheat
Donald
Ray Shannon
Birrer and Lasich
Sheridan
Birrer
R. J. Frey
S. S. Patterson
Bozeman
Spencer Patterson
Webb Whiting
Twin Bridges
Hazel Whiting
Anderson Market
Ota
Tanan
James Barrett
Lon C. Barnett
Ana
Conda
I. M. Pollinger
Hamilton
Frank Cook
Robert Barrett
Normal College Notes
Pimperton
Georgia Hartman
Marion Lund
Boy Scouts and
Camp Fire Girls
Women’s Athletic Association
Chris Snider
Andrus Hotel
Steve Cook
Red Rock Valley
Horse Prairie Country
Jno. C. Brenner
Paris
Missoula
Bison Range
Massachusetts
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