Dillon Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Surprised Party
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Bond marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an informal gathering on Kentucky Avenue Dillon. Neighbors friends and relatives brought gifts cakes music and refreshments as the couple enjoyed a surprise chivari outside their home and heard tributes to a long marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Bond
Dillon
Edith Remley
Hugh L. McCaleb
Mr. Murray
Carrie Oliver
Oscar Findling
Murray
Mr. Bond
Wayne County
Indiana
E. A. Baldwin
E. B. Stevens
Olympia
Washington
Mrs. Bond
Burlington
Town
Sarah Morrison
Bond
Hillsboro
Henry County
Iowa
Scotland County
Missouri
Amputation Follows Beaverhead Timber Accident
Jerd Neihart, a Beaverhead rancher, suffered a severe injury while cutting timber. A falling tree crushed his foot, leading to amputation above the ankle by Dr. H A Bond with Dr. Jordan assisting. His arm injury may require further treatment. neighbors and family extend condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerd Neihart
Beaverhead
Point of Rocks
Twin Bridges
Mr. Neihart
H. A. Bond
Neihart
Dillon challenged for state baseball title despite Bozeman claim
Dillon manager M. E. Barry defends Dillon as Montana state champion amid Bozeman objections. He cites a 1925 August series in Bozeman with injuries and player losses, plus a strike affecting filling positions, as context for Dillon's claim continued on Page Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
Dillon
M. E. Barry
Frank Ripley
Spokane
Butte
No Farming For Ajax in Washington
Frank A. Hazelbaker shares a letter from A. J. Noyes describing life in Port Orchard near Seattle. He details rugged clearing costs, large timberlands, scattered farms, and the hardships of taming land, noting wet conditions and limited prospects for riches while comparing to Idaho or Oregon for better farming opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hazelbaker
A. J. Noyes
Mr. Noyes
Big Hole
Port Orchard
Sound
Seattle
United States
Jim Innes
Bill Montgomery
Jim
Big Dance at Monida Opens New Hotel Ball
J. J. Smith known as Farmer Smith hosted a large house warming dance at Monida on Wednesday evening. He just opened a new hotel with a ball to mark the event. The dining room was cleared for a ballroom. four piece orchestra played as about forty couples attended, with guests traveling from Lima and Dell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monida
the TriBune
J. J. Smith
Smith
Lima
Dell
High Wind Strikes Dillon Beaverhead Valley
A severe storm hit Dillon and the Beaverhead valley last Sunday night causing widespread damage. Electric light and telephone services suffered most as wires were down and fuses burned out leaving the town without power for part of the night and most of Monday. Repairs restored service around 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Beaverhead Valley
Elctric Light Company
The
Telephone Company
Beaverhead County Fair Meeting Calls Boosters
A mass meeting is set for next Tuesday at 7 PM in the courthouse to organize support for a Beaverhead county fair. About half the needed funds have been subscribed with circulation across the county. Organizers plan a temporary committee, elected officers, and active boosting to raise the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Court House
Ditlon
the Tribune
Carruthers
Beaverhead County
Tip Tribune
Highway Robbery Allegations Involving Two Men
Joe Le Clair swore a complaint before Justice of the Peace Charles Hirschman charging Arthur Phillips and Tom Burns with highway robbery. Le Clair described being struck and robbed of 21.50 after cashing a check at a Dillon livery barn and seeing the pair follow him to Hogan's alley. Police pursued to Butte. masquerade ball at Lima opera house slated for Friday January 31 with Col. W. H. Boyle as master of ceremonies and two prizes to be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe le Clair
Theodore Nelson
Justice of the Peace
Charles Hirschman
Arthur Phillips
Tom Burns
Burns
Mr. le Clair
Dillon
W.C. Orr
Phillips
Hogan's Alley
Bowery
Butte
le Clair
Stone
Lima Opera House
Col
W. H. Boyle
Beaverhead County Fair Calling for Countywide Support
A Beaverhead County fair organizer urges a Tuesday meeting at the courthouse to discuss formation, funding, and committees. Carruthers defends the plan, cites state and county gains, and appeals to ranchers, merchants, and residents to contribute and boost local prosperity.
Centennial Telephone lines to extend into 75 miles
Pearl I. Smith reported at Monida that the Centennial Telephone company stockholders meeting was well attended and presided by Robert T. Boatman. The company is out of debt with rentals and tolls covering all debts. Plans call for about 75 miles of extensions this year from Bedrock lake club house to Alder and from Fred Hansen’s place to Yellowstone Park near the O S L railroad terminus at the park’s west entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl I. Smith
Monida
Centennial Telephone Company
Bedrock Lake
Alder
Fred Hansen
Yellowstone
O. S. L. Railroad
Yellowstone Park
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Mrs. Benj
Frank Bond
Clifford Bond
J. P. Murray
Ada Boucher
Dillon and Vicinity
Minnie O’connell
Kalispell
David Sturtivant
Ravalli
A. C. Bond
North Fork
Nev
Jerd Niehart
Barry
Rasmussen’s
Idaho
Oregon
Ulysses Simpson Grant
Point Pleasant
Mount McGregor
N. Y
West Point
Mississippi Valley
Lee
Grant
St. Louis
Galena
Ill
Ilinois
New York
Arthur Philips
MR. Carruthers
Centennial Telphone Company
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