Local notes recount travels dances and purchases in Dillon area
Grant January 10 Arthur Salmon of upper Horse Prairie made a business trip to Dillon last week. T. F. Barrett and Miss Constance Barrett traveled to the Barrett ranch Tuesday. Linson's orchestra played for the dance January 6 with a good crowd and music. John Peterson motored to Dillon Tuesday. Mrs. T. Scott came from Dillon Saturday. KF P. Blair returned Saturday after a week in Dillon. Phillip Nye was home for a few days vacation. A December 29 dance honored the departing teacher at Fred Hansen's. Tuck Jones sold 38 tons of hay to Tom Fairbanks for six dollars a ton in the upper valley. Mrs. L. E. Culver received three books The Young Alaskans The Great Impersonation and The Lost World for Xmas. Books were sent by tourists at Picnic Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Hayden gave a New Years dinner for twenty guests including Tom Fairbanks and family Fred and James Hanson and Mr. Manley. Barney Bray recently returned from Los Angeles where he had been for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Barrett
Constance Barrett
Barrett Ranch
Linson
John Peterson
Dillon
Phillip Nye
Fred Hansen
Picnic Springs
Hayden
Tom’ Fairbanks
Fred
James Hanson
Mr. Manley
Barney Bray
Los Angeles
Miners Nearing Restart Across Butte A C M Mines
A. C. M. and district mines may reopen as soon as experienced miners are available. Daly says influx of skilled underground workers has risen, with Steward mine resuming on a prewar basis and total local miners edging toward prewar levels.
Centennial Valley Holiday Recap In District 40
In 1923 the Centennial Valley report recalls Christmas gatherings above the lakes. Miss Amy Sims led a school term ending December 22 with a village Christmas tree and gifts made by pupils. A program and lunch followed as Mrs. Wm. O Connor hosted dinner guests.
Local notes from Apex Nominates Weekend Moves
Noah Allen rode a bus to Melrose on Sunday. Otto and Mrs Christensen moved to Dillon Saturday. Mrs David Hier visits Emerick home for a few days. Karl Burges and wife welcomed a baby girl on January 2. Manuel Miller and Mrs Lucier dined with Enoch Young family. Al Crosley moves from Barber Gulch to Granis place and plans to live there with his family. Blanche Stanfield and Al Crosley visit Apex on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apex
Mont
Noah Allen
Melrose
Otto Christensen
Dillon
David Hier
Diggle Emerick
Karl Burges
Manuel Miller
Lucier
Enoch Young
al Crosley
Barber Gulch
Montana Development Association Outlines 1923 Projects
The Montana Development Association presents its 1923 program aimed at expanding agriculture and industry. Plans include summer tillage campaigns, diversification, accurate state data gathering, truthful publicity, and coordinated marketing with major railroads. The group reports 4400 farmers in tillage clubs and 500,000 acres prepped for next season, with a $15,000 prize system to reward top producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Montana
Montana Development
Sumer
Bulletin
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Northwest
Notice to Sheep Men Seeks Buyer or Lessee for 760 Acre Range
Property listed by John R. Hedley offers a 760 acre ranch suitable for open summer range for at least 14 000 sheep with option to buy on easy terms or lease for years. Contact 2314 Carroll Park Co Long Beach California. Also ads list Dillon Tribune news stands for sale each week C P Thomas Corner Idaho and Center streets The Corner Cigar Store Montana and Bannack streets Gray News Co U S Depot. Includes an ad for Foley's Honey and Tar relief for La Grippe cough with Potts druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Hedley
Carroll Park Co
Long Beach
California
Dillon Tribune
C. P. Thomas
Idaho
Center Streets
Cigar Store
Montana
Bannack
Gray News Co
U. S. Lepot
Sheriff Sale Notice In Dillon Montana 1923
John F Serace Reed sued Bishop as plaintiff to sell at sheriff sale on January 29 1923 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Dillon Beaverhead County Montana the undivided right title and interest of defendant Phil Thorpe in NE% of NW% of section 13 township 7 range 8 west for cash terms dated January 4 1923 sheriff of Beaverhead County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F Serace Reed Ty
Bishop
Featherly
Phil Thorpe
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Sheriff-of
Beaverhead County
Salvation Army lists donors for Christmas aid to the poor
The local Salvation Army branch published a donor list for the Christmas dinner program aiding the city's poor. Thirty baskets were distributed to families, including coffee, sugar, milk, butter, cranberries, flour, peas, corn, nuts, candy, apples, bread, potatoes, jelly, and chicken for each family member, with thanks to the Training School children for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Salvation Amy
Army
Beaverhead
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
Silks Lodge
Dillon Fire Department
Bond Grocery
Forsgreen Grocery
Graeter Grocery
Jasper Nelson
Kupfer Drug Store
Stevens Market
T. H. Bennett
Also Mentioned on This Page
GRANT
NEWS
Arthur. Salmon
Upper Horse Prairie
Butte
The
Anaconda Copper
Ing‘ Company
W. B. Daly
Anacondas Standard
Steward
Daly
Centennial Valley
Lakeview
Wm. O’connor
L. E. Culver
James
Manley
Annie Buck
Idaho Falls
Miss Smith
Montana Development Association
Foley
Mary Kisby
Spokane
Washington
Potts
Salvation Army
Rotary Club
Dillon and Vicinity
Matt
ED Matter
Diljon Tribune
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