Local notes and visits highlight Dillon summer life
Messrs Grauert and Houseman of Madison arrive in Dillon to replace vacationing Garver and Scott. Several girls travel to Butte for the weekend while others plan summer study in Kalispell Berkeley and Town. Fourteen new students enlist for the second summer six weeks as Mrs. Monroe and Misses Thompson and Harding face illness and departures mark the close of Stella Goss’s college work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs Grauert
Houseman
Madison
Wis
Dillon
Garver
Scott
Louise Hynes
Anna Jackson
Anita Stears
Kate Scully
Butte
W.C. Tenny
State
Tenny
Kalispell
Julia Kelly
Cecil Renouard
Evangeline Lowther
Alta Henrich
Waterloo
W. Monroe
Curtis Hospital
J. B. Cluley
Michigan
Edith Nutterville
Alice Wall
Montana State Normal College
Berkeley
Bereth Thompson
Ruth Harding
Normal College
Stella Goss
Miss Goss
Laurel
Bettes
Anne Hazard
Grand Rapids
Mich
Stella Henderson
Town
Prof
Cluley
Storm damages farms and sheds in Apex region
A July storm brought hail and strong winds across Apex. Joe Montz lost his machinery shed, Alfred Short had a barn blown, and a house sustained damage. Several small buildings were destroyed and crops were damaged. Others hit include Mr Granaas and Wim Banneyer. Additional locals traveled to Dillon for court, business, or visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apex
Joe Montz
Alfred Short
Mr. Granaas
Wim. Banneyer
J. W. Hails
Dillon
Butte
Wm. Bannever
Clarence Morrison
Ray Stanfield
Dillon Wedding Draws Stanfield Kin and Others
Miss Lillie Stanfield wed, attended by her sister’s family and local kin in Dillon. Walt Stinson and family visited Monday, T. K. Julson traveled to Apex on business, and Art Coiner returned from Idaho where he cared for his ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Lillie Stanfield
Walt Stinson
T. K. Julson
Apex
Art Coiner
Idaho
Lima Visitors Share Several Short Trips
Mrs Frank Dice and Miss Elizabeth Barns of Pocatello Idaho visit Lima at the Childs home. Emery Keller visits Lima from Dillon. Dr L C Ford trips to Dillon from Lima. Mrs Lawrence Peterson and children go to Butte for several days. Kenneth Browning returns to Ogden Utah after a week with the Childs. Mr and Mrs J C Carrigan return from two weeks in Pocatello. Mrs McGonigle and daughter Elizabeth visit Dillon last Saturday. Mrs Mont Kent arrives from Lakeview to visit friends. Ed Gleed visits Dillon from near Lima.
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Sheridan
Dillon
Tripune
Tribune
O. F. Parmeter
Daisy
Washington
H. D. Weenink
Lima
Frank Dice
Elizabeth Barns
Pocatello
Idaho
A. W. Child
Emery Keller
L. C. Ford
Lawrence Peterson
Butte
Kenneth Browning
Ogden
Utah
J. C. Carrigan
McGonigle
Elizabeth
Mont Kent
Lakeview
Ed Gleed
Storm Damage Dampens Spirits in the Neighborhood
Last Monday a hail storm caused considerable damage in the neighborhood. Residents feel downhearted as reports note mine closures on Rock Creek and visits from locals like Grant, Bernard Garrison, and Math Konda. Dillon is mentioned with recent visits and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Dillon
Bernard Garrison
Math Konda
Butte
Kambich
Rock Creek
Fair and Pow Wow Plans Detailed At Dillon
The Dillon fair outlines an enhanced agricultural display led by Frank A. Hazel and aims for state fair quality exhibits in crops livestock and sheep. Cattle horses and a roundup power show are planned with focus on attractive sports events for three days. Possible outside carnival attraction is under discussion with local acts also considered. Visitors Mrs. Matt Orr and children returned from California. Bert Krulack of Portland visited Dillon with his mother Mrs. George Staudaker. Chris Hanson and son Albert of Bannack were in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hazel
Hazelbaker
Beaverhead County
Carruthers
Association
Kaffir Boy Choir Delights Audiences Amid Chautauqua Program
Balmer and Miss Clark present the Kaffir Boy Choir with solos duets and choruses in English plus stories of jungle life. The troupe, famed worldwide for grace and dancing eyes, performs before European royalty and dignitaries. The report notes significant storm damage in Grasshopper area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Balmer
Africa
Kaffir Boy Choir
Balmer
Clark
Kaffir Boys
Chautatuqua
Europe
West
Local notes from Glen News on July callins and visits
Carl Sassman returned to Dillon after a ranch visit. Julius Hartwig and daughter plus John L. Hartwig visited the Albers ranch. Erwin Phillips canvassed for Dillon. L. R. Foote visited. Mrs Hartwig went to Melrose for a few days. Mr and Mrs H McMillan came from Butte to Buena Vista ranch. George Bighorn took his son Henry to Butte for an appendectomy. he is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichle P. O
Carl Sassman
Dillon
Julius Hartwig
John L. Hartwig
Albers Ranch
Erwin Phillips
L. R. Foote
Jacob Hartwig
Melrose
Court hears morbid details in Moore trial as crowd packs room
The courtroom fills at each session as Mrs. Moore faces trial for a head severing with an axe. Defenders W. J. Cushing and John Collins appear for the defendant while County Attorney R. S. Stephenson prosecutes. Expected to run the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cushing
John Collins
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Union Electric Co
Sheridan News
Will
Thomas
California
Chas. McCoy
Charley
Fred Schultz
Seattle
Montana
Mr. McCoy
R. K. Hutchins
Lyons
T. T. Taylor
Ivan Winslow
E. D. Marsh
L. C. Edwards
Fay and
Lara
Phillipsburg
Huffman Bros
Kapp
Galax
Virginia
Good Roads
Anaconda Enroute
Deer Lodge
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Apex News
Miss Cora
Lima News
Matt Orr
Home Ranch
Bert Krulack
Portland
George Staudaker
Chris Hanson
Albert
Bannack
Kupfer Drug Company
Glen News
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