Travelers and residents visit Dillon area during week
F Erwin motored to Butte. Mr and Mrs Irvine visited Butte. J C Wimmer from Bozeman spent Wednesday in Dillon. Local residents from Grant and Sheridan conducted business and ranching tasks. several others travelled to Coffeyville, Wichita or New York for family and work matters. Notables include Miss Lucy H Carson returning from New York and Wool Growers events in Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Menke
Dillon
City
T. Lee McCracken
J. E. Morse
Butte
Great Falls
Wool Growers’ Convention
Ogden
Report of the State Bank & Trust Co Dillon Montana 1927
Balance sheet for State Bank & Trust Co Dillon Montana as of December 31 1927 shows total resources of 1 006 414 40 and total liabilities equal 1 006 414 40. Cash on hand and in banks loans and discounts and U S government bonds are itemized along with deposits and capital accounts. W A Graeter cashier sworn to and signed the report January 6 1928 with notary J E Monroe and directors A Fri AL Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Bank & Trust Co
Dillon
Montana
State of
Beaverhead
W. A. Graeter
J. E. Monroe
Mon_tana
Mont
First National Bank
State of Montana
J. J. H. Gilbert
J. H. Gilbert
H. K. Bulger
F. A. Hazelbaker
Frank Eliel
W. G. Gilbert
Local notes include illness hospital visit and several travel plans
Frank Felt is reported seriously ill at Barrett hospital. Emmett Carroll and others from Jackson Lima and the Centennial valley travel for business or to meetings in Great Falls Helena and Chicago. The town clock stopped, residents hosted visitors, and excursions to California are advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Felt
Barrett Hospital
Hogs Shipped to Portland Highlight Beaverhead Venture
I F Hunsaker and R J Bidstrip sent two carloads of fat hogs to the Portland market last week with top prices. Sixteen pigs weighed over 450 pounds, some too young for last year’s shipments, finished on alfalfa. Also note London tea and Holmes fiction curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F. Hunsaker
R. J. Bidstrip
Portland
Beaverhead
Northside Country Club Dinner at Pilgrim Ranch
The Northside Country Club will be entertained on the afternoon of January 17 with a one o clock dinner at the ranch home of Mr and Mrs J A Pilgrim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside Country Club
J. A. Pilgrim
Walter Vance Hosts Bridge Club At Mrs Holtz Home
Walter Vance entertained the Bridge club of which he is a member at the home of Mrs. J B Holtz last Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Vance
Bridge Club
J. B. Holtz
Methodist Ladies Aid to Meet at Church
The Methodist Ladies Aid society will meet at the church Thursday afternoon January 19. Hostesses include Mrs. H. H. Bates, Mrs. Robert Boone, and Mrs. Robert Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
H. H. Bates
Robert Boone
Robert Barrett
Miss Mary Hester Decker Hosts Delightful Party
Miss Mary Hester Decker entertained a number of her young friends at a delightful party last Friday with music games and refreshments in a cheerful social gathering on the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hester Decker
St James Guild Entertainment at Mrs Alf Cashmore’s Home
The St James guild will be entertained Thursday afternoon January 19 by Mrs Alf Cashmore at her West side home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Guild
Alf Cashmore
Social Whirl as Hosts Festive Local Dances
Miss Helen Ida Best was the charming hostess at a swimming party last Saturday at the Best home after an afternoon at the Normal plunge. Miss Esta Holtz hosted a matinee dance last Monday at her South Idaho street home with ten couples attending. Miss Ruby Wentworth entertained several friends last Friday evening at a dance followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ida Best
Esta Holtz
South Idaho Street
Ruby Wentworth
Shakespeare Club Schedules Saturday Meeting
The Shakespeare club will meet Saturday afternoon January 14 at 2 30 at the training school. The discussion will focus on the play The Witch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
Needle Club Hosts Luncheon Guests
The Needle club enjoyed a 1:30 Wednesday luncheon hosted by Mrs. A. L. Stone. Guests included Mrs. Fred Huber Mrs. J. E. Monroe and Mrs. L. R. Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Club
A. L. Stone
Fred Huber
J. E. Monroe
L. R. Light
McCracken Supper Club Hosts Elk Dinner and Pinochle
Mr and Mrs T Lee McCracken hosted a Tuesday elk dinner for their supper club. After the meal Pinochle was played with Mrs Gaines McCracken winning the ladies prize and Mrs Anson Baxter taking low. Anson Baxter was high for the gentlemen and Charles Price low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lee McCracken
Gaines McCracken
Anson Baxter
Charles Price
Parent- Teachers Meeting Promotes Citizenship and Thrift
A regular Parent-Teachers Association meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon January 17 at 3 30 in the training school's assembly room. The program features community singing thrift in the home by Florence Lewis selections by the High School Girls Glee Club Educational Current Events thrift sayings of Benjamin Franklin and Citizenship in the School by Louis M Schleier. Hostesses include Mary Innes Roy Forrester Earl Wheet and others from primary training school and high school with Julia Anderson Forest Bayerd and H M Brundage among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teachers Association
Tusday
Florence Lewis
the Normal College
Benjamin Franklin
Louis M. Schleier
Mary- Innes
Roy Forrester
Earl Wheat
Mae Lowe
Walter Grimes
A.T. Peterson
Julia Anderson
Forest Bayerd
H. M. Brundage
Seventh and Eighth Grade Examinations Set in Dillon
The examinations for seventh and eighth grades will be held in Dillon on January 23 and January 24 at the courthouse. May Sprinkle, County Superintendent of Schools, announced the dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
MAY Sprinkle, Co
Queen to be chosen at Normal next week
The annual Car nival Queen nomination at Normal College will take place next Monday with each student allowed one vote. The four leading candidates will be announced after counting and one will be selected at a subsequent election. The queen will be crowned at the Booster club carnival on January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Jack Smith Trains for Boxing Under Cubs Scout
New York American League catcher Jack Smith focused on heavyweight boxing training under Eddie Holly, longtime Cubs scout, as he prepares for future bouts. Smith, known for his baseball career, diversifies his athletic path with boxing amid team commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Smith
New York American League
Mith
Eddie Holly
Chicago Cubs
Judge J G Rodgers Talks Crime Prevention
Judge J G Rodgers spoke at the Dillon Rotary luncheon on crime causes and the need for heavy fixed sentences. He cited lax parole systems and lenient youth sentencing, using cases like Warfield Henderson and Hamilton to illustrate deterrence failures. Other speakers included Edwin Boger on the mid year play Dulcey and McDermott on drilling progress. Charles Niblack chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Rodgers
Dillon Rotary Club
Warfield
Henderson
B. N. Stevenson
Hamilton
Idaho
Edwin Boger
Teachers Lose First Season Game to Ricks College
The Normal Bulldogs trailed 31 to 8 at halftime and rallied slightly in the second period but shot poorly to finish 46 to 8 against Ricks College of Idaho. Parkinson led Rickss with 18 points, while Garry Robertson starred for Normal. Next home game is January 14 against the School of Mines, with Montana Bobcats exhibition on January 18. Cat Thompson of Montana State is highlighted as a standout guard in the Rocky Mountain Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricks College of Idaho
Bulldogs
Ricks
Buth
Parkinson
Idaho
Garry Robertson
Hankley
Robinson
Lindquist
Pierces
Fowell
Normal College
Montana Bobcats
Lege
School of Mines
Cat” Thompson
Montana State College
Rocky Mountain
Dynamo
Montana
Livingston Railway Club
Thompson
Romney
Dixie
Bobcats
Utah
McFarland
Sill's Free Dance Schedule At City Hall
E F Sill proprietor of the White cafe announces a second annual free dance at City Hall on Saturday January 14. An invitation is extended to the entire community with a special menu at the cafe after the dance. The date marks one year since his new business opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Sill
White Cafe
17th Century Football Names Hurling Camp Ball
The article notes that football in the 1600s was known by several terms including hurling camp ball and camping. It highlights regional usages and the evolving term camp ing as part of early football vernacular.
Bank Statement Fragments Show Reserve District Totals
The entry lists charter and reserve district numbers with loans and discounts including discounts on foreign drafts, and U S Government securities held to secure circulating notes. It details banking house and fixtures values, lawful reserves, cash in vault, deposits from banks and trust companies, checks, and miscellaneous items totaling 9,016,723.19 in assets and 1,775.90 in some small balances, among other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
U.S
U. S&s
United States
Woodcraft Install Officers At Regular Meeting
Neighbors of Woodcraft installed officers at their regular meeting on Wednesday evening last week. Named officers include Helen Talent G N Hazel Farrell P G N Mayme Hoffman Adv Frederica Taylor Mag Mabel Crichton clerk Mae Main banker Bertha Cardinale Att Florence Hughes Co of Gs Georgia Deputy I F Gladys Tait O E Sarah Wolf Mus Jessie Smith Gladys McLaren managers Mary Williams F B Emma Knox Cor Mrs Mary Milleur installation officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Talent
G. N
Hazel Farrell
Mayme Hoffman
Frederica Taylor
Mabel Crichton
Mae Main
Bertha Cardinale
Florence Hughes
Gs Georgia
I. F
Gladys. Tait
Sarah Wolf
Mus
Jessie Smith
Gladys. McLaren
Mary Williams
F. B
Emma. Knox
Cor
Mary Milleur
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Erwin
J. C. Wimmer
Bozeman
al Longseth
Grant
Mrs. C. A. Barrett
R. C. Evans of
Sheridan
Albert Featherly
John H. Simpson
W. B. Gleed
Lima
Frank Husted
Wise River
Maxine Polk
Lima Ledger
S. E
Bernard Whitworth
Whitworth
Dell
Lucy H. Carson
New York City
H. C. and
D. E. Wood
Spencer
Edwin Adams
Coffeyville
Kan
C. A. Bechler
Blue Bird
Dillon Oil Company
Frank G. Bassett
L. Erickson
A. A. Elliott
Seattle
Resources
L AL Stone
Emmett Carroll
Jackson
S. J. Beems
Jorgen Jorgenson
Big Hole Basin
Mrs. W.S. Tash
Mrs
Roy Jackson
California
George Melton
Bernice Smith
A. E. Adams
Kansas
J. E. Doyle
Centennial Valley
May Sprinkle
Helena
Union Pacific
R. L. Bray and
W. T. Ellis
Hiram Brundage Jr
Chicago
New York
Rcently
London
India
Arthur Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Methodist Aid. Society
Adv
the Tribune
Ak Rodgers
Normal
Wee Lang
Christiansen
Joe Rick
Taylor
Sill
Woodcraft
Duley
Beaverhead County High School
Thomas
Goldberg & Bennett Fur Co
Dillon, Montana
Fletcher
Rece
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