Property transfers and land entries in local records
The list documents numerous deeds and entries including quitclaims, warranty deeds, homesteads, and quartz locations. Individuals and spouses such as J Ans on Baxter, James L. Coch rane, Julia B. Morrow, Albert Caine Morrow, Henry Gleed, and Henry Thompson appear tied to parcels in Dillon Beach Hogan's Alley Big Hole Basin Centennial Valley and surrounding districts with varied considerations from 1 to 150 dollars. Several water rights and entries list specific creeks and gulches, plus quartz locations in Elk horn and Silver Bow No. 1 Lode.
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William F. Henneberry
Dailey
Virginia
A. Bulger
Francis J
Helen Bulger
Orr St
Antone ‘Banneyer
Periington Ford
Stahl’s Addition
Wisdom Cemetery
J. C. Hill
Sam and
Ada Freeman
W. B. Hartwig
Rise St
Robert Quick
A. H. French
Argenta
Lewis J. Campbell
Elizabethe E. Parsons
Big Hole Thin
H. G. Selby
Ollie Moss
Big Hole Basin
Henry ‘Thompson
Olsen Slough
Smith McKnight
Samuel A. Robinson
Shineberger Creek
Forrest G. Bayerd
Harry C. Graves
George W. Elder
Karl L. Wheat
Karl L Wheat
Thomas J. Arthur
Clark Canyon
John C. Gravely
Centenial
Albert I. Chantry
Centennial Valley
Carl A. Glock
Medicine Lodge Creek
Horace H. Kimball
Herr
B. Blanchard
M. F. Thompson
Emma Lodge
Elkhorn
Terence Ilynn
J. B. McLaren
W. Be.‘ Johnson
George Turcott
Silver Bow No. 1 Lode
Blacktail
Water Shortage Triggers Tank Refill Plan at Bald Mountain
Forest Supervisor reports the spring at Bald Mountain will dry up in three days. Ranger Randolph urges immediate deployment of seven new water tanks to store camp supplies as fires threaten Beaverhead forest. Somers notes streams shrinking and firefighting growing harder with no current blazes.
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the Tribune
Randolph
Bald Mountain
Will
Somers
Beaverhead Forest
Excursion Planned by Mutual Life Members to Portland
C. T. Magnus and wife depart tomorrow on a trip for Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York field club qualifiers. The convention runs July 16 and 17 at the Multnomah hotel in Portland Oregon with a tour of Glacier National Park and the Columbia River Highway included.
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C. T. Magnus
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
N. Y
Multnomah Hotel
Portland
Ore
Glacier National Park
Columbia River Highway
Methodist Church Notes July 13 Schedule
Sunday school at 19 o clock in the morning with Prof. L. R. Light as superintendent. Preaching by Pastor H. G. Humphrey at 11 o clock. Union evening service at the college campus under Y. W. C. A. auspices at 8 o clock with address by H. G. Humphrey.
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A. m
L. R. Light
H. G. Humphrey
Union
Pete Peterson Returns to Dillon From Boise
Pete Peterson reports he moved with his family to Boise Idaho about a month ago and returned to Dillon last Thursday. He says Boise area suffered drought like Dillon but river water supply allowed good crops there and he expects to stay in Dillon indefinitely.
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Fort Snelling
Hans Peterson
Minnesota
Argonne Forest
France
Pete Peterson
Boise
Idaho
Dillon
Installation of Officers at Apollo Lodge No 15
At the Apollo Lodge No 15 I O O F regular meeting on Monday night the semi annual installation of officers for the ensuing term was held. A goodly number of members and visitors attended. After the installation exercises refreshments were served and a pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.
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Apollo Lodge
No. 15
New Catholic Church Planned for Melrose
Arrangements are in place to erect a new Catholic church at Melrose near the post office. J. P. Campeau holds the contract and the 25 by 50 foot concrete block building will stand on the foundation laid last fall. Gray Returns. Thomas Gray, just back from overseas duty, formerly a telegraph operator at Armstead, visited Dan Little's home over the Fourth.
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Melrose
J. P. Campeau
Gray
Thomas Gray
Armstead
Dan Little
Real Estate Transfers for Beaverhead Abstract Week Ending July 5 1919
Real estate transfers appear in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending July 5 1919. Details list property dealings, dates, grantors and grantees, and file references recorded in July 1919.
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The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Land Patents Filed For 560 Acres In Big Hole Basin
Patent notices show William H. McMannis receiving 240 acres on Horse Prairie, Nels Johnson being granted 160 acres in Big Hole Basin, and William C. Moore listed for 160 acres in Big Hole Basin. The items reflect property claims recorded in the patent ledger.
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William H. McMannis
Nels Johnson
Big Hole Basin
William C.moore
Baptist Church Services Highlight Sunday Schedule
Sunday School at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. theme The Power of Jesus. Union services on the college campus at 8 p.m. Everyone is invited to all services.
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Jesus
Dillon Social Affairs Theatre Party Honors Visiting Guest
Mrs J R Edgehill of Salt Lake City visited Dillon for a theatre party hosted by R W Boone Tuesday evening. Fourteen ladies attended in Hartwig boxes, followed by a guessing game at the Boone home and a 3 course lunch. Mrs J E Monroe won a poetry book prize. Mrs Edgehill received a bouquet of pink roses.
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R. W. Boone
J. R. Edgehill
Salt Lake City
Hartwig
Boone
J. E. Monroe
Longfellow
Edgehill
Pink Ross
Nan Coon and Nikola Francovich Wed in Reno
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Nan Coon to Mr. Nikola Francovich in Reno Nevada on June 26 Mrs Coon is the daughter of Albert and Mary Coon former local residents.
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Nan Coon
Nikola Francovich
Reno
Nevada
Francovich
Albert B. Coon
Carrier and Gordon Tie Knot in Dillon
Hiram Carrier and Miss Ella Josephine Gordon united in marriage in Dillon on Thursday July 3. Mrs Carrier is sister of Frank Gordon of the Rattlesnake neighborhood and the groom is a Beaverhead county rancher.
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Hiram Carrier
Ella Josephine Gordon
Dillon
Carrier
Frank Gordon
Rattlesnake
Beaverhead County
Methodist Ladies to Meet July 18 in Lecture Room
The ladies of the Methodist church will gather in the lecture room on Thursday July 18. Mrs Humphrey and Mrs Carey will be the hosts for the entertainment of attendees.
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M. E. Aid
the Methodist Church
Humphrey
Carey
Dinner Hostess Hosts Evening for Mrs. Edghiti
Mrs. J E Morse acted as hostess at a dinner for Mrs. J R Edghiti on Wednesday evening. The event centered on hospitality with guests enjoying the meal and conversation.
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J.E. Morse
J. R. Edghiti
Lutheran Picnic for Scandinavian Soldiers
The Lutheran aid society invites all Scandinavians to a picnic at the Cottonwoods on August 3. Returning soldiers are asked to wear uniforms and bring a companion. each family should bring a lunch basket.
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Lutheran Aid Society
Cornell Host and Hostess Entertain at Bridge Dinners
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Cornell entertained at a bridge dinner last Saturday evening. Mrs Cornell hosted a patriotic luncheon on Tuesday and the Cornells were again host and hostess at a bridge dinner Tuesday evening.
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Roscoe Cornell
Miss Hoerning and Allan Franklin wed this week
Miss May Hoerning and Allan Franklin were married early this week. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C D Hoerning. The groom recently returned from France after serving in the 91st division.
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May Hoerning
Allan Franklin
C. D. Hoerning
France
Miss Leone Cashmore Celebrates Fifth Birthday
Miss Leone Grace daughter of Mr and Mrs Alf Cashmore celebrated her fifth birthday on Wednesday with a party for a group of her young friends.
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Leone Grace
Alf Cashmore
Mrs. John B. Cluley Hosts Miss Caroline Barbour Visit
Mrs. John B. Cluley entertains tomorrow afternoon for Miss Caroline Barbour who is visiting as a guest of friends in Dillon.
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Miss Barbour
John B. Cluley
Caroline Barbour
Dillon
Country Club Dance Planned With Mrs Clark Anderson
The North Side Country club will be entertained by Mrs Clark Anderson on Tuesday July 15 as part of a social gathering at the club.
Fire wipes out half block in Laurel-A business district
A major blaze damaged half a block of Laurel-A’s business district on Monday afternoon. Officials estimate losses at about 40000 dollars with partial insurance coverage. Fire crews battled the flames and prevented further spread to nearby structures.
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Laurel
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