Dinner Guests Honor Mrs Stockman at Dillon Club
Mil waukee guests Mr. and Mrs. G T Paul Mr and Mrs William Bernstein Mr and Mrs Joseph E Monroe Mrs Mary Eidson and Miss Bessie Callaway joined Mr and Mrs T D Olmsted for a Friday dinner. Pink peony decorations and flower name cards graced the table. The menu was served by Hazel Tonney Willard E B Sprinkle Kate Evans and Pearl Evans at the Country Club. The Dillon group and friends from Dillon later enjoyed a gathering at the R P Willard ranch hosted by Mrs Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Paul
William Bernstein
Joseph E. Monroe
Mary Eidson
Bessie Callaway
Milwaukee
T. D. Olmsted
Stockman
Red Cloud
Neb
Hazel Tonney
Salmon City baseball guests dine with McCalebs on Rife Street
Mr and Mrs Hugh McCaleb hosted a Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Walter Shoup Mr Will Shoup Miss Lena Shoup Miss Laura Shoup and Mr James Kirtley. Their visitors arrived with Salmon City Idaho base ball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McCaleb
Walter Shoup
Will Shoup
Lena and
Laura Shoup
James Kirtley
Rife Street
Salmon City
Idaho
Auto Party Enjoys Day at Zieglers Springs
Mr and Mrs Frank P Birrer Miss Bessie Dissett and Henry Dietch spent a pleasant Sunday at Zieglers Springs with a relaxed outing and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Birrer
Bessie Dissett
Henry Dietch
Zieglers Springs
Social gathering at Mrs Jasper Nelson’s home
Mrs Jasper Nelson hosted a club gathering at her South Pacific Street residence on Wednesday afternoon. Attendees besides regular members included Mrs Max Lauterbach William Herman and R P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Nelson
South Pacific Street
Max Lauterbach
William Herman
R. P
Canyon Lights Trip Delayed by Tire Trouble
Mr and Mrs Ed Roe and Mr and Mrs C G Gilster left the Roe ranch near Red Rock to visit Dilson for the day. A tire puncture near Clark canyon slowed them for seven hours before repair held until Dillon where they arrived around six. Gilster raced to catch the after noon train at Grayling after a long, hot wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Roe
C. G. Gilster
Roe Ranch
Redrock
Dilson
Clark’s Canyon
Dillon
Pioneers to Meet in Missoula September 4 5 6
Judge Frank M. Woody heads the Montana Pioneers association arrangements to gather the committee and host a three day meeting in Missoula beginning September 4. Many pioneers from the county plan to attend and a large, enjoyable gathering is anticipated. Col Alf Decker of Armstead returned from Kalispell after attending a good roads convention in the Flathead region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneers
Frank M. Woody
Montana Pioneers’ Association
Missoula
Alf Decker
Armstead
Kalispell
Flathead
Friday Bridge at Mrs Carter's Home
Mrs W B Carter will host a bridge club gathering this evening at her residence for a social game session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Carter
Guild gathering planned at Mrs Streb's Melrose home
Mrs V Streb of Melrose will entertain the guild members and friends next Thursday afternoon. Attendees will travel on the afternoon train and return on the evening train. Mrs Horn hosted the ladies of the society and friends Thursday afternoon on the church lawn.
St. James Guild Members Enjoy Thursday Gathering
Members and friends of the guild gathered Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Paul Brown for an in formal social event.
Mrs George Jewel Hosts Large Thursday Ladies Gathering
Mrs George Jewel entertained a large number of ladies at her home Thursday afternoon in a social gathering hosted by M. E. Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Aid
George Jewel
Judge Wood Visits Former Dillon Resident and Farm
He met Judge Wood who once lived in Dillon and toured his farm, noting the judge’s fondness for the Flathead region yet missing Dillon friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Wood
Dillon
Flathead
Sprinkling Wagon Team Debuts New Harness
The city sprink ling wagon team now wears new harness and shows improved appearance. The team is owned by H J Bostwick and Henry Sweet, a Beaverhead valley resident, who came to Dillon with the Sons of St George for a picnic and to visit his son and family. Dr Grant E Finch, supervisor at Montana State Normal College, left for Iowa to spend the summer on special work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Bostwick
Henry Sweet
Beaverhead Valley
Dillon
St. George
Mr. Sweet
Grant E. Finch
Montana State Normal College
Iowa
Goiter Treatment for Miss Eva Tritt at Hospital
Miss Eva Tritt daughter of Reuben Tritt has been in a hospital for several weeks undergoing treatment for goiter and a minor eye operation her mother accompanies her through the visit and stay in the hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goiter
Eva.Tritt
Reuben Tritt
Creditors discuss Busy Bee affair and debts
The Dillon Furniture Co office hosted a creditors meeting for Frank Downs former Busy Bee proprietor. Harry Thompson and Dillon creditors clashed over pro rating goals. About $5,000 in accounts remain unsettled as two weeks pass with no agreement. Forsgren and Thomas plan to buy the claims offering 12 percent to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee
Frank Downs
Dillon Furniture Cost Office
Harry’ “Thompson
Butte
Dillon
Forsgren & Thomas
Salmon Friends Entertained in Dillon by Local Families
Mr and Mrs Max Pyeatte were entertained in Dillon by relatives of Mrs Pyeatte. Dr and Mrs Carnes hosted by Mr and Mrs W C Fuchner. Hugh McCalebs hosted Salmon friends at their home with Walter Shoup Lena Shoup Laura Shoup James Kirtley Jr and W H Shoup present. Harry Poindexter hosted Mr and Mrs Philip Rand during the excursionists stay. Weed harvest in Dillon is underway as workers join hay fields. Montana has 886 post offices and Walter Grimes and Miss Marjorie Conger study for a federal post office exam by W F Bangasser. Mrs D L Smith took her son Melvin to Butte for appendectomy. he was operated on and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salmon Recorder
Max Pyeatte
Dillon
State of
Montana
Walter Grimes
Marjorie Conger
W. F. Bangasser
Salt Lake City
D. L. Smith
Melvin
Butte
Blacksmith Adds Heavy Power Shear and Punch
George E. Jewell enlarges his smithy equipment with a new electric powered power shear and punch. The machine is a massive steel framed unit designed for heavy fabrication work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Jewell
Bookkeeper Laura Bennett Resigns from Olmsted-Stevenson
Miss Laura Bennett, long time bookkeeper at Olmsted Stevens on company, has resigned. She and her sister Miss Mary Lee will move to Missoula where the family plans to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Bennett
Olmsted-Stevenson Company
Mary Lee
Missoula
Strangers Passed Worthless Check On Phillips Stock Co
A stranger circulated a $22.00 check drawn on the Phillips Live Stock Co to Dan Grant a bartender. the company denies issuing such checks. Deputy Sheriff Scully went to Butte to pursue the man. In State v Butler the defendant was found guilty of a road obstruction near Dewey and appealed to district court. Blaker and Zimmer finished a fast best two of three wrestling falls with Zimmer the winner in a small crowd. Roy Murray of Montana Auto Supply Co is sick and threatened with typhoid and moved from Burfeind flats to O M Best's residence. John Mothersead, Epic tol ler's teamster, broke his left wrist handling rock from a wagon last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Live Stock Co
Dan Grant
Scully
Butte
Butler
Kenison
Dewey
District Court
Roy Murray
Montana Auto Supply Co
Burfeind Flats
O. M. Best
John Mothersead
Epic
Toller
Three Masses at St Rose Church For July 27
St Rose Church schedules three masses next Sunday July 27 the first at 6 40 a m to enable attendees to join the excursion to Gregson Springs other masses at the usual time Father McMullen of Mount St Charles College Helena will preach the sermon and Father Scallyn is assigned to Whitehall. Father McMullen is regarded as a premier pulpit orator in the state and a large attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Church
St. ‘Rose's Church
Gregson Springs
Father McMullen
Mount St. Charles College
Helena
Father Scallyn
Whitehall
Mauldin gifts Montana history volumes to Tribune
James Mauldin donated two Montana history books to the Tribune library History of Montana published 1885 and Progressive Men of Montana from later years. The gift is valued for the paper and is welcomed by the staff. A card game robbery yielded four watches about 190 dollars. no clues yet. Work starts on reconstructing water wheels at Union Electric Co stations to boost power and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mauldin
the Tribune
Montana
Mauldin
Union Electric Co
Kemper Confined With Bad Leg After Runaway Accident
J. W. Kemper of the beach east of town is confined to his room in the Kunzman block with a broken leg from a runaway accident about two and a half weeks ago. Dr. Walker says he will be disabled for some time. Also listed are upcoming Dillon games against Montana club, Entre Nous club, and Athletics of Butte. In addition, the Goodall restaurant was sold by creditors to Frank Yoshi for 1000 dollars, with creditors likely taking a loss of several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kemper
Kunzman
Goodall
Frank Yoshi
Butte Butchers Union to Picnic in Dillon on August 20
The Butte Butchers union plans a August 20 picnic in Dillon. A committee visits Sunday to arrange details. A new cement crossing at Kupfer corner Montana and Helena streets is under construction by Pat Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Butchers Union
Dillon
Kupfer Corner
Montana and
Helena Streets
Pat Phillips
Guild Meeting Set With Mrs. C P on Orr Street
The guild plans a gathering with Mrs. C P on Orr Street. No date or time is provided in the available text.
Martin trap plan for Belgium hares at new preserve
Frank Leck outlines a project to fence a preserve with wire netting, trap a live martin for enclosure, and raise Belgium hares for feed, aiming for a profitable venture per The Columbian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leck
Martin
Belgium
Put on Extra Men Libby Forest Guards
Since July 1 the Kootenai national forest has put about 50 men into the field for guard and improvement work. During favorable weather the guards will be assigned to the various ranger districts on trails and other work of a protective nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby
Kootenai National Forest
George Wilson Sentenced to Life in Deer Lodge
Judge Winston sentenced George Wilson a colored convict at Deer Lodge to life imprisonment for the killing of Charles Connelly a white convict on July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Winston
George Wilson
Charles Connelly
Parisian Sage Hair Product Promises Dandruff Relief
Unsightly hair is treated as Parisian Sage promises to remove dandruff stop scalp itching cleanse the hair and reduce dryness and brittleness. The advert touts 50c bottles and says the first application makes hair fluffy soft abundant and lustrous with daily use. Potts the Druggist promotes it.
Real Estate Transfers From Pear I Smith Title Books Week Ending July 21
Transfers of property documented in the Pear I Smith title books cover a variety of parcels, with names of grantees and grantors, locations described, and dates reflecting weekly activity. Registrations indicate ownership changes, with notes on legal descriptions and recording offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear I. Smith
Property transfers and homestead deeds recital
A list of real estate transfers including John R. Williams 160 acres in Centennial valley by Warranty Deed Mabel Enderly to Nellie Romain one Jackson lot in Big Hole basin and two Armstead lots from John G. Culliton to Emma B. Mc Intyre with $10 consideration Intermountain Milling and Elevator Co to W O Kay Elevator Co 123 acres in Dillon for $1 Canfield Ranch 160 acres Big Hole basin near Gibbons Declaration of Homestead Alfred Spencer 80 acres Upper End Big Hole basin Water Appropriation Howard Hollenbeck 4 cubic feet per second Harris creek Deer Lodge county Montana Peter R Peterson and others located claims in Dark Horse district Upper Big Hole basin Larrabee 160 acres on Bloody Dick creek Alfred Spencer etc. on Bloody Dick creek and other lodes and mill sites including Enfield Suffield Lode in Bannack district Governor Lode Golden Eagle Lode in Elkhorn district plus unsightly skin remedy ad for Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment with testimonials and distributor Potts the Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Williams
Centennial Valley
Mabel Enderly
Nellie Romain
Jackson
Big Hole Basin
John G. Culliton
Emma B. McIntyre
Armstead
Intermountain Milling and Elevator Company
W. O. Kay
George W. Terrie
Bloody Dick Creek
Qmar EE
Larrabee
Alfred Spencer
Howard Hollenbeck
Harris Creek
Deer Lodge County
Montana
Peter R. Peterson
Alphans F. Brune
M. R. Quigley
M. N. Enderly
Dark Horse
Iment
Rock Springs
Josephine
David Gibbons
Enfield
Suffield Lode
Bannack
Harvey Sullivan
Bloody Dick
M. E. Hayes
Andy B. Pyle
Governor Lode
Elkhorn
Golden Eagle Lode
Finest Tobacco Ad Promises Cigars and Tobaccos at Kiein's
An advertisement touts finest lines of cigars and tobaccos at Kiein's with a bold call to shoppers. The ad centers on premium brands and competitive prices, inviting customers to visit the store for selections.
Dillon Day at Gregson Springs Free Base Ball Game
Dillon people are promised the season’s greatest outing. A Dillon versus Butte game is set for July 27 at Gregson Springs with no admission. A special through train leaves Dillon at 7 30 a m arrives Gregson 10 20 a m returns 10 30 p m round trip $2 00 no car changes. Gregson Springs boasts a $150 000 resort with three dance halls and large orchestras plus a big swim before the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Daly
Gregson Hot Springs
Dillon Nine
Butte
Gregson
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Bank of Dillon
Apt
Mrs
Elizabeth E. Monroe
Country Club
R. P. Willard Ranch
Club News
St. Rose
Satuday
Blaker
Zimmer
Ayer
Greyson Springs
Entre Nous Club
Dillon Vs. Athletics
New Crossing
Potts
Yellowstone Park
First-Cass
Park
Yellowstone Station
Pullman
E. A. Shewe
North Main
the City Shoe Store
Hobson
Pfeiffer Chemical Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Dillon Day
America
California
Duke Advertising Agency
Ee MieuLee Cay
SAN Pranoin O
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!