Beaverhead Brewery Showcases Modern Facilities and Sanitary Brew
The Beaverhead Brewery, a new plant bought from Ritz & Bechtold two years ago, features modern electric machinery, carbonators, and an ice making plant. United States Health Office in Washington endorses sanitary production free of drugs and bacteria. Frank Bechtold, president, a Milwaukee Brewer’s School alum with 27 years abroad, heads the operation with son Bechtold Jr. overseeing bottling, trained at Milwaukee Industrial Brewer Academy. Plans include a cold storage depot in Lemhi County and debut of a new export pilsner style beer.
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Beaverhead
Ritz & Bech Id
Unitedates Health Office
Washington
Frank Bechtold
Milwaukee Brewers’chool
Germany
Int. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittburg
Montana
United States
Lso
Bechtold, Jr
Aodern Bottling Plant
Blatz and
Fred Miller Rowing Company
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Industrial Rewer Academy
Bechtolde
Emhi County
Public School Seeks Early Admissions for New Pupils
The public school aims to admit beginners at the start of the second half-year but has limited space. Parents with children six or older who have never attended school should list themselves with Miss Mary Innes or Supt. Grane E. Finch by Jan 18. If space allows, admissions occur Monday Jan 29 when the second half year begins. others may enter anytime.
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Eginners
Mary Innes
Grane E. Finch
Simpson Secures Monotype Inspector Post In Spokane
W W Simpson long time TrinianE reporter and Monotype inspector arrived in Dillon on Sunday and will base in Spokane. Mrs Simpson visits Missouri relatives while he prepares to locate in Spokane. he recently sold a Monotype in Chester Montana and reported Missouri Christmas with mild weather and a 385 below zero temperature.
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Chester
Will
Dillon
W. J. Bryan Loses Fight at Democratic National Committee
W J Bryan lost his battle within the Democratic National Committee at Washington on Monday. The outcome marks a setback for Bryan amid party maneuvering in the capital.
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W. J. Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Holy Communion and services Schedule for Sunday
The next Sunday offerings include Holy Communion at 7:00 a.m. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Morning prayer and Sermon at 11:00 a.m. No evening service. A union Sunday school service will be held elsewhere. A missionary exercises and illustrated address begin at 10:15 a.m. Attendees may come at 10:30 if unavailable at 10:15.
Potts Druggist Promotes Hyomei Catarrh Remedy
Potts the Druggist guarantees Hyomei as a cure for catarrh with a money back option. An inhaler is 50 cents, full Hyomei outfit costs one dollar, and the ad promises relief within minutes and a week to end snuffles and hawking. Sold by Potts and druggists everywhere.
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Catarth
Potts
Swain Hosts Eight-Course Social Evening in Dillon
Mr and Mrs H H Swain entertained at a dinner for eight courses with guests seated at four tables. Attendees included Mr and Mrs A L Anderson Mr and Mrs W Bernstein Mr and Mrs O M Best and many others, hosted by Mrs Swain and assisted by Misses Harriet A Dunning Grace Graeter and Lydia E Herrick.
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L. Cushing
F. M. Cunnard
Jas. Dodd
F. Ey Foote
L. R. Foote
G.W. French
J. E. Monroe
J. E. Morse
T. D. Olmsted
Matt Orr
J. B. Poindexter
G. T. Paul
E. O. Selway
A. L. Stone
R. F. Tattersall
Jas. Walker
E. D. White
Miss Irene Yearian Hosts Aunt Florence Pyeatt Visit
Miss Irene Yearian entertained last Friday night for her aunt Florence Pyeatt of Tenday Idaho who was visiting at the Yearian home. Guests included Ruth Conway Bessie Stroud Ruth Knotts Zetta Gilbert Ethel Anderson Florence Pyeatt Irene Yearian Lizzie Southerland and Mrs C C Huyck after a trip to the picture show and light refreshments at the bakery.
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Irene Yearian
Florence Pyeatt
Tenday
Idaho
Yearian
Ruth Conway
Bessie Stroud
Ruth Knotts
Zetta Gilbert
Ethel Anderson
Irene Yearinn
Lizzie Southerland
C. C. Huyck
Afternoon Party Filled With Needlework And Games
Mrs. H. H. Swain hosted an afternoon gathering last Saturday with guests socializing over needlework and a flinch game. The invited ladies included Mesdames Ostrander, A. L. Stone, Boone, Eidson, Ed Smith, G. W. French, Dodd, Monroe, Waldorf, M. Morse, R. R. Rathbone, Z. B. Yeaman, E. M. Yeaman, A. L. Anderson, L. R. Foote, Schlicting and Miss Payette.
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H. H. Swain
Flinch
Mesdames Ostrander
A. L. Stone
Boone
Eidson
Ed Smith
G. W. French
Dodd
Monroe, Waldorf
M. Morse
R. R. Rathbone
Z. B. Yeaman
E. M. Yeaman
A. L. Anderson
L. R. Foote
Schlicting
Miss Payette
Mooney-Weds Best in Butte on December 28 1911
Miss Nellie Mooney daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Mooney of Ryan's canyon married Mr Roy Best of Butte in Butte on December 28 1911. Friends in this county extend heartfelt congratulations.
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Mooney-Best
Butte
Nellie Mooney
Edward Mooney
Ryan's Canyon
Roy Best
Mooney
Dinner party honor for birthdays at Cushing residence
Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Cushing host a dinner next Tuesday evening to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs B N Stevenson and Master Ralph Cushing. A distinctive menu has been prepared for the occasion.
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Lorenzo Cushing
B. N. Stevenson
Ralph Cushing
Dinner Party Tonight Hosted by Mr and Mrs Cox
Mr John Cox and Mrs Cox host a dinner party for a group of friends tonight. The intimate gathering features close companions and reflects a warm social occasion.
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Mrs
John Cox
Fidelity Lodge Installs Officers At Homestead Hall
Fidelity Lodge No. 1236 of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen installed officers for the year at Burfeind hall in Homestead last Friday night with Mrs. Martha C. Anderson as installing officer. Officers include Foreman Dr. F. H. Bimrose Master Commander L. T. Grimes Correspondent Geo. Anderson Chaplain B. F. Hummelt Watchman J. A. Loucks Sentinel Mrs. B. F. Hummelt Guard L. P. Phillips Lady Rowena Mrs. John Powers and Lady Rebecca Mrs. L. T. Grimes. A lunch was served by the ladies followed by dancing.
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Fidelity Lodge
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Burfeind Hall
Martha C. Anderson
F. H. Bimrose
L. T. Grimes
Geo. Anderson
B. F. Hummelt
J. A. Loucks
Guard
L. P. Phillips
Rowena
John Powers
Rebecca
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Adverts
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a family medicine for children and adults. It claims to check and cure coughs colds croup and prevent bronchitis and pneumonia with sales through druggists.
Scarlet fever scare confined to one day
A Dillon family near the Elite cafe was briefly quarantined after a neighbor reported a suspected scarlet fever case. Tests later cleared the daughter of Mrs. John Baker, who lives next door, as not infected.
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Dillon
John Baker
Yearling and three year heifer branding details noted
Description lists an ‘Ole Black Add’ yearling with K8 brand on the right shoulder a red three year old heifer branded A on the shoulder and K8 on the right shoulder with a split and cropped left ear. Box 131 703 F. P. Box Dillon.
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F. P. Box
Dillon
Cafe Outfit for Sale Includes Complete Restaurant Tools
A full cafe setup is offered for sale including tables, chairs, dishes, kitchen tools, steel range, table linen, napkins, and towels all ready for a restaurant. Inquiry directed to CW. Scott in Dillon.
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Scott
Dillon
Local Personal Notes and business in Dillon
Dr. Rathbone dentist office over Lusher's Store. Armstead resident Dan Cooper in the city. Mrs. Schuler in Butte. Rancher Wm. Temple from Horse Prairie. Conductor John G. Benolken of Lima in Dillon. William Fradell transacting business from Upper Sage Creek. Rancher J. C. Ferguson of Willis. St James Guild to meet Mrs. Poindexter. Joseph Hunter from Stevensville staying with Uncle William Roe. Talking machines for sale at Wm. Klein's. Mrs. Rebecca Freeman from Sage Creek in Dillon. Dr. F H. Bimrose dentist with offices in Telephone Block. Rancher John E. Pendergast from Jackson here as civil case witness. Mrs. Chas. Bennington to Florida with children. The Elite restaurant advertises up to date short orders. Laurant hotel in Butte. Colorado lump coal advertised by C. W. Stott. Genevieve Carlson visiting Dillon on way to Grant to teach. C. A. Smith horse sale announced for Feb 26. President B. F. White of First National Bank plans more leisure time. Normal College girls return from holidays. many still away. John Phillips residence on South Washington burglarized. $15 taken with pants. suspect alibied and released.
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R. R. Rathbone
Lusher
Dan Cooper
Armstead
Fred Schuler
Butte
Wm. Temple
John G. Benolken
Lima
Dillon
William Fradell
Upper Sage Creek
Wm. Klein
Rebecca Freeman
Sage Creek
F H.’Bimrose
Montana
John E. Pendergast
Jackson
Montana Endures Severe Winter Cold Shuts Down Rail Service
The state faces the harshest cold of the season with days of subzero temperatures. Stockmen fear losses above normal as rail schedules fall hours behind and a new snow event looms. Readings include Malta minus fifty, Havre minus thirty-two, Missoula minus twenty-four, Kalispell near zero. Record reports this extreme winter grips Montana.
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Montana
North Dakota
Malta
Havre
Williston
N. D
Helena
Billings
Chessman Reservoir
Missoula
Kalispell
Sheridan
Wyo
Woodmen Open Installation Sparked Local Smokers Night
The Dillon Woodmen lodge held a smoker for the male population after an officer installation ceremony attended by about sixty men. Free cigars and apples were shared as card games followed. Officers installed included Consul F. P. Birrer Adviser A. E. Adams Banker C. C. Bond Clerk H. F. Best Escort R. S. Stephenson Watchman G. E. Reason Nau Sentry Joseph C. Wedum and Trustee N. E. Nolan.
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Woodmen of America
Dillon
F. P. Birrer
A .E. Adams
C. C. Bond
H.F. Best
R.S. Stephenson
G. E. Rosenau
Joseph
Office Robbery At City Water Commissioner’s Office
Last Friday night the office of City Water Commissioner Phil Anderegg on Railroad street was broken into by pushing the lock. A total of 184 dollars in cash and 90 dollars in checks were taken from a drawer. The thief exposed the money by opening the drawer beneath and cutting the bottom of the locked drawer. No papers were touched and no clue was found. If any checks surface, an arrest may follow.
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City Water
Phil Anderegg
Railroad Street
Bond & Bond to Sell Out in March Closure
Bond and Bond, well known grocers, announce a sale to close out their business. Clifford Bond has bought a band of sheep and will focus on that venture starting early March, prompting the store shutdown.
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Bond & Bond
Clifford
Bond
Bonds
For Rent and For Sale Items From Dillon Ad List
Classified notices show a five room furnished house for rent at L. J. Price's office. a sale of 145 acres three miles south of Dillon. a parish dye house promoting a cleaning process in Beaverhead County. Harrisons store carrying household goods. sale of thirty six Merino bucks with contact minimal to Lima Montana and Sage Creek. Stephen Cox on address details.
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L. J. Price
Dillon
B. Sprinkle
Beaverhead
Harrisns
John
Lima
Mont
Sage Reek
Stephen Cox
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Fii
Lemhi County
St. James Church
Hyomei
Miss Pyeatt
Yeomen
J. C. Ferguson
Willis
St. James Guild
Joseph Hunter
Stevensville
William Roe
Chas. Bennington
Florida
Grand Theatre
the Laurent
West Broadway
Public Library
Colorado
C. W. Stott
Genevieve Carlson
Grant
C. A. Smith
B. F. White
First National Bank
Normal College
John Phillips
South Washington Street
J. Robert Morton
Mallory
Gotzian
Adler
Emery
Anderegg
Beaverhead County
First National Bank of Dillon
Nobby Auto Sundries
Montana Auto. Supply . ‘Company
Montana Street
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