Local residents and visitors noted in Dillon news roundup
A busy week in Dillon features visits from R E Elliott Dell Q A Bergeson in Butte and Butte trips by Fred Chapman Howard Morse and others. Local residents Jones and Lacey arrive from California for summer. Craig Rasmussen of Helena, and Margaret Lossl of Jackson attend and return. A petition for letters of administration filed for David Evans, pioneer of Melrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Evans
David Evans
Melrose
Stevenson Takes Four Girls to Presbyterian Conference
B. N. Stevenson accompanied four girls to Rock-Haven on Wednesday morning for the Presbyterian summer conference. The girls are Ruby Sperry Mary Simons Esta Holtz and Georgianna Crouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. N. Stevenson
Rock—-Haven
Presbyterian
Ruby Sperry
Mary Simons
Esta Holtz
Georgianna Crouse
Forfeiture Notice In Dillon Montana 1929 Mining Claim Claims
Great Western Development Company warns Leonard Cole and Henry Cole that their co ownership on Pioneer and Marguerite Quartz Lode mining claims may transfer to the subscriber if their contributions are not paid within ninety days. Amounts due are 175 dollars for Pioneer and 175 dollars for Marguerite from each party as listed. Official notice signed by L. E. Smack, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana
Leonard Cole
Henry Cole
Great Western Development Company
Pioneer Quartz Lode
Marguerite Quartz Lode
Marguerite
L. EB. Smack
Henry W Watchins
Great 9 Western Development Company
Earc
Sugar’ Loaf
Beaverhead
United States
Henry Hutchins
L. E. Smack
National Forest Receipts Show Small Increase
Receipts for the year ended June 30 1929 from 24 national forests in Montana northern Idaho with parts of Washington and South Dakota totaled 659 207 00. Northern Idaho forests led with 391 757 92 and Montana forests plus South Dakota accounted for 267 449 08. Coeur d Alene in Idaho topped producers at 230 572 97, Kaniksu earned 100 863 36, Madison 447 332 29, Kootenai 41 146 46, Custer led in grazing permits. Timber sales dominated at 464 367 28 with grazing 87 357 36 cattle horses 72 756 93 sheep goats 18 823 47 water power 12 861 94. Twenty five percent of gross receipts go to Montana and Idaho counties for roads and schools. Estimated distributions: Montana about 66 000 and northern Idaho over 90 000 plus smaller sums to SD and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Idaho
Washington
South Dakota
M. Wold
Forest Service
Missoula
Pricipal
Coeur d’Alene National Forest
Coeur d’Alene
Kaniksu Forest
Madison Forest
Kootenai Forest
Custer Forest
District One
Daily Thought Inspires Cheerful Interactions
A reflective quote invites readers to share the pleasure of cheerful company. It encourages earnest effort to spread happiness through kind, uplifting presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.M. Child
Farmall Tractors to Be Used Extensively
Paddock and Tyro local IH Farmall distributors report a carload of Farmall tractors now in stock on North Montana Street. The machines, praised for haying season use, have been placed at E. B. Roe ranch and several others with owners expressing satisfaction. The firm notes strong sales of farming machinery and a forthcoming ad listing haying prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyro
International Harvester Cand Implement Company
E. B. Roe
D. V
George Hughes
Nay Brothers
Issac Rife
George Harrison
Montana Street
Messrs
Paddock
Arrival of Loren Eugene in Dillon from Butte
Cards report the birth of Loren Eugene weighing eight pounds received in Dillon. He will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett and is welcomed by Mrs. Bennett formerly Miss Maud Curnutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Butte
Loren Eugene
Jack Bennett
Bennett
Maud Curnutt
Students tour historic Montana capital and Madison county towns
A group of normal students visited the ancient capitol of Montana last Saturday and spent time at the museum and library. They then traveled via Twin Bridges and viewed nearly all Madison county towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of
Montana
Madison County
Tips On Car Care From Auto Clubs And Service Firms
Automobile clubs report most emergency calls come from ignition problems. Have system checked regularly by an expert. Learn smooth shifting by keeping a hand on the lever through gears. Check tire pressure during test rides to avoid under or over inflation and assess real performance.
Normal Sidelight in Three One Act Plays at College
Three one act plays are to be presented at the Normal college auditorium Wednesday night July 17 by the class in dramatics and the Summer Dramatics club. Ten Minutes by the Clock by Alice C D Riley uses stylized action and modern costuming. Columbine a romantic comedy by Colin Campbell Clements contrasts a girl’s idealism with modern sophistication. Op o My Thumb by Frederick Fenn and Richard Pryce showcases a production with Maud Adams in the Amanda role. The trio offers varied appeal for different tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Alice C. D. Riley
Richard Pryce
Maud Adams
Amanda
Used Textbook Sale At Normal College Aids Students
A large sale of used volumes from the Normal college textbook library will run this week to clear space for new autumn quarter titles. Textbooks cost about ten cents per volume and remain mostly complete though worn. The college charges a two dollar quarterly rental, with each student issued from six to thirty volumes and updates titles as newer publications arrive. Miss Myrtle Savidge of Flint Michigan has been hired to teach dramatics replacing Miss Mary Sands who leaves for Yale. Savidge holds degrees from the University of Minnesota and Emerson College, plus an MA from Wisconsin, and brings nine years of high school teaching, including four in Flathead county. The college adds dramatics space and expands the old library into a larger property room and lab, using the upper old library area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
The
Myrtle Savidge
Flint
Michigan
Mary K. Sands
Yale University
Miss Savidge
University of Minnesota
Emerson College of Oratory
Boston
University of Wisconsin
Flathead County
Active Recovery Claim With Foley Diuretic Testimony
An Hudson New York man describes relief from back pain after Foley Pills diuretic. He says night pain eased and mobility returned after using the product and recommends it to others with similar suffering. Sold by Geo M Gosman, successor to Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. McMillan
Hudson, N. Y
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
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Q. A. Bergeson
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Billings
D. A. Galt
Mackey
F. Marchesseau
Grant
E.B. Hastings
Fred Gilbert
Alder
Mrs. M. Harding of
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Phil Shenon
Dillon Thursday
Fred Chapman
Howard Morse
Mrs
James Lacey
California
F. A. Hazelbaker
Centennial Valley
T. E. Butler
Montana Automobile Association
C. A. Rasmussen
Helena
Mr. Rasmussen
Internal Revenue
Margaret Lossl
Jackson
Minnesota
Jud P,. Best
Western Wholesale Grocery Company
Big Hole Basin
Salmon River
Kathryn Strub
E. B.rée
Bedrock
W. N. Bichlet
Armstead
Ernest Peyre
Montana Gilbert
J. P. Lossl
Wisdom Merchant
A. J. Tessier
Seattle
Mrs. T. F. McFadden
Martha and
Elizabeth Salee
Great Falls
Earl Coffman
Los Angeles
Coffman
Bernice Wilson
Miss. Hope Matthews
Georgia
Bertie Matthews
H.G. ‘Rodgers
Do Willis
Boulder
Harry Helming
Helming Brothers
Wisdom
E. ‘Wade
George
Salt Lake
Bartlett M Lawrence
B. B. Lawrence
Kodak
Gexall
Mont
Sheriff's Sale
State Bank OF Dillon
Edgar Ferris
Clara Ferris
Poindexter
Orr Aven
Beaverhead County
Montan
Pownstip
M. Ma
Beaverhead Cotanty
Dasersbarter
National
Daily Thought
Bradley
McCormickeering
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