Dillon Couple Quietly Wed In Dillon
Miss Florence Bullerdick of Sheridan and Mr. Clarence C. Axe of Dillon were quietly married on Wednesday. Florence, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bullerdick, grew up on the old D H Noble place and ranch near Dillon, gaining practical knowledge of home economies and the culinary arts.
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Dillon
Florence Bullerdick
Sheridan
Clarence C. Axe
Lewis Bullerdick
D. H. Noble Place
W. E. Kearney
Beaverhead Couple Weds in Beaverd ead County
The Dillon bride, renowned for exhibitions and prizes, marries a Beaverhead county native electrician and telephone repairman. Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Axe, they plan a July 20 homecoming at The Forum, with friends sending felicitation.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon
Nathaniel Axe
Axe
Beaverhead
Yellowstone
Hobson Mayfield Nuptials at Mrs Hobson Home
Miss Bernice Mayfield and Richard Hobson were married by Rev Edward Smith at Mrs Luella Hobsons West Sebree street home. Attendants were Estella Mayfield and Dysart Gowen. The couple plan a honeymoon in Boise Idaho and will reside in Dillon.
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Luella Hobson
West Sebree Street
Bernice Mayfield
Richard Hobson
Edward Smith
M. Se. Church
May Sprinkle
Estella Mayfield
Dysart Gowen
Hobson
U. S. Army
Beaverhead Motors
Baptist youth meeting led by Miss Turner at church
A Sunday night July 3 program at the Baptist church will be led by Miss Turner. The event promises snappy music and a welcoming atmosphere. Miss Addie Baldwin plans to leave Saturday for the coast visiting San Francisco Portland Seattle and other cities along the way.
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The
Baptist Church
Miss Turner
Addie Baldwin
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Joint Birthday Party for Mildred Carey and Lucile Saunders
Miss Mildred Carey aged nine and Miss Lucile Saunders aged thirteen hosted a Wednesday afternoon party for a group of their friends. The hosts organized games and served a delicious lunch before the youngsters departed after a very delightful afternoon.
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Mildred Carey
Lucile Saunders
Miss Carey
Miss Saunders
Olmsted couple marks seventeenth wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Olmsted celebrated their seventeenth wedding anniversary on a Wednesday with a seven o clock six course dinner for intimate friends. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clark Anderson F. A. Hazelbaker Mrs. Don Rathbone and several couples at the host’s home.
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T. D. Olmsted
Clark Anderson
F. A. Hazelbaker
Don Rathbone
P. Luebben
Marshall Field
G. T. Paul
Camp din ner hosts Miss MacDougall and friends by Beaverhead
Miss Margaret MacDougall hosted several young friends last Thursday at a camp dinner on the Beaverhead river near the Patterson place. After dinner, all enjoyed canoe rides and a pleasant evening.
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Margaret MacDougall
Beaverhead River
Patterson Place
Leadore Couple Widely Wed in Methodist Parsonage
Henry Wells Benson and Ruth Priscilla Barrows of Leadore Idaho were married in holy matrimony at the Methodist parsonage on Wednesday afternoon. The couple left for their Idaho home shortly after the ceremony.
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Henry Wells Benson
Leadore
Idaho
Ruth Priscilla Barrows
Dinner at six o clock with Miss Gist and friends
Miss Mary Gist entertained a number of her girl friends at a six o'clock dinner last evening. After the meal the group enjoyed games and singing on the lawn for a pleasant evening.
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Mary Gist
Luncheon Honors Mrs. Melton and Mrs. Rathbone
Mrs. G. T. Paul entertained twelve ladies Monday afternoon with a luncheon honoring Mrs. Henry Melton and Mrs. Don Rathbone.
Master John Teers Marks Sixth Birthday
Master John Teers celebrated his sixth birthday Tuesday with a lively afternoon party for many little friends, providing entertainment and cheerful activities for guests.
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John Teers
Potato King Bill Rockford Looms in Beaverhead County
Beaverhead County records show Bill Rockford, dubbed Potato King, planting a large dryland potato crop he expects will yield at least twenty car loads. If realized, it would be the county’s largest individual potato harvest on record.
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Bill Rockford
Beaverhead County
Bill
Hay Harvest Starts Early in Dillon Valley Ranches
Hay cutting and stacking are in full swing on Dillon area ranches with good yields. The alfalfa second crop is expected to be unusually heavy due to the favorable start, as ranches usually begin haying after the Fourth of July.
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Dillon
Dillon church service announces Sunday sermon and meetings
Christian Science Society of Dillon on Yeamian block E Center street invites attendance with Sunday service at 11 a m on the topic God and Sunday School at 9 45 a m A Wednesday 8 o'clock testimonial meeting is also scheduled.
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Christian Science Society of
Dillon
Yeamian Block
Center Street
Serries
City Imposes Sprinkling Schedule After Water Shortage
The water committee issues notices fixing sprinkling hours for the rest of the season. Residents south of Reeder Street may sprinkle on odd days and north of Reeder Street on even days. Allowed times are 6 to 8 a m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m.
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City Water Committee
Reeder Street
Governor Dixon urged to choose a capable judge for district
The writer presses Governor Dixon to appoint a qualified successor to the late Judge Clark. They warn against selecting an amateur who would come to posture, collect a salary for eighteen months, and then depart. They reject sending incapacitated political figures as temporary fixtures.
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Dixon
Clark
A Smith and Son Head for New Discovery Mine Trip
A. A. Smith and his son departed this morning for a journey to the New Discovery mine.
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A. Smith and Son
Nicholia posts changes as W M Harrison new postmistress
Mrs. W M Harrison is selected as Nicholia postmistress after Mrs W M Sweeney resigns. A July Fourth picnic is planned by Nicholia society leaders with baseball as a main attraction and a dance at E D Kenison’s in the evening to celebrate the holiday.
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Nicholia
W. F. Martinell
E. W. Rogers
Dek. Ferrand
Wm. Sweeney
Charles’ Patterson
W. M. Sweeney
C. G. Price
E. J.harkness
Dell
W. M. Harrison
Charles Brothers
Canyon
E. D. Kenisen
Marion Kennison
W. M. Rosenbaum
Willard Kenison
Loomont News: Local Happenings and Harvest Outlook
The community reports a strong alfalfa first cutting ahead, a 400 pound daily Swiss cheese output at the local factory, and improving business in Seattle. Visiting notables include C D Wason of Seattle and families staying with the Fosters. The town notes club meetings, a Sheridan baseball win, and ongoing potato crop preparations by G M Louis.
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Lena Carney
Twin Bridges
Orphan’s Home
Emily Foster
Lynn Comfort
M. H. Lott
Byam
Robert
Tovey
H. J. Foster
P. Carney
Caney
Bert Miller
Butte
Weber
Kirby
Sheridan
Edwin Harbison
Whitehall
Melrose Social Roundup Notes From June Visit
Melrose residents and visitors mingle in a sequence of social updates. Misses Ethel Tate Catherine Thompson Hazel La Marche and Margaret La Marche travel from Cannon Creek and Dillon to join friends in Melrose. Local families including the Olsons Todds and Vance share travels and visits with relatives and neighbors.
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Melrose
Ethel Tate
Catherine Thompson
Cherry Creek
Hazel
Margaret la Marche
Cannon Creek
C. Thompson
H. Townsend
Butte
Florence Olson
Ed Hailland
Jack McGinnis
Grant Lakes
W. Olson
Vesta
Julia Boetticher
Dillon
Chamber of Commerce
O. Lively
Effie
Florence Todd
Dolly McIvor
Walter Vance
Pulling Together Sparks Community Spirit and Progress
A message praising unity and action by the Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce. It urges residents to unite, stop rutting, and grip collective effort to move mountains, improve conditions, and attract worthwhile business. It emphasizes initiative, pride, and timely concerted pulling.
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Beaverhead
Chamber of Commerce
Local notes from Glen Station and nearby towns
Reichle P O June 28 Reichle reports visits by Ernest Waters to Butte and other brief calls to Dillon. Neighbors plan haying with some fields down. A thundershower with heavy rain and small hail touched the area. Laura Hildreth and Jessie Connell returned from a trip via Yellowstone National Park with updates on local travel and visits.
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Reichle P. O
Ernest Waters
Butte
Bill Blomstrom
Dillon
John Poole
Frank Fassler
Browne’s Gulch
Powell
V. Streb
Florence
Ralph Streb
Jacob Hartwig
Frank Kambich
Glendale
Sam Curtis
Balkovich
Gergurich
S. Kambich
Joe Chelini
Ray Tash
James Blair
Laura Hildreth
Yellowstone National Park
Jessie Connell
Miss Hildreth
Montana
Mrs Fitta Metzel Rents Home on South Pacific Street
Mrs Fitta Metzel has rented her home on South Pacific Street and will spend the summer with her son Alexander at Whitehall.
Montana crop report notes good conditions and rising wages
In the week ending June 18 precipitation occurred in seventeen of twenty counties, grasshoppers and cutworms affect corn in some areas, but overall crops remain good. Insects noted in thirteen counties with grasshopper control proving effective. First alfalfa cutting and shearing underway. Farm wages rise from 30 to 45 dollars monthly in Wheatland and surrounding counties. Livestock and range conditions are excellent across counties.
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Helena
Department, of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Card of Thanks for Lee Kennison Death
The undersigned thank friends for assistance at the death and funeral of Lee Kennison and for flowers sent. They will be remembered by W. A. Pyeatt, Mrs. Emma Pyeatt, Chester Corner, Alice Kennison Corner.
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Lee Kennison
W. A. Pyeatt
Emma Pyeatt
Chester Corner
Alice Kennison Corner
Mrs Judge and family plan visit to Idaho relatives
Mrs. Mary Judge along with her daughter Marion and son James departed Monday for Pingree Idaho to visit Mrs. Judge’s daughter Mrs. W. C. Judge.
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Mary Judge
Marion
James
Pingree
Idaho
County Board of Equalization Meeting Notice
All taxpayers are notified the Board of County Commissioners will meet on Monday July 18 1921 in Dillon Montana as a County Board of Equalization. Bring your assessment list for corrections. Dillon Montana June 27 1921. Baker County Clerk
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Board of County Commissioners
County Board of Equalization
Dillon
Montana
Baker
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Huber Bros
Jewelers & Opticians Masonic Temple
Bullerdick
Sheridan Forum
Hobson-Mayfield
Young People’s Meeting
Beavermont
Beaverhead Milling & Elevator Co
Dillon, Montana
State Board of Hail Insurance
Benson-Barrows
Christian Science Society
Nicholia News
Loomont News
Melrose News
Glen Station News
Montana Crop Report
Southern Montana Abstract
Title CO
Frank Hazelbaker
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